Messages From France and Home Front News
Letters from a Michigan family recounts a son in France aboard a fast hospital ship with 2,500 soldiers, witnessing President Wilson. Other dispatches note schooling during flu, local relief for veterans, and families awaiting wounded and homecomings.
Naples Ward Notes From Bishopric and Community Life
The Naples ward receives an encouraging bishopric letter proposing to replace house to house visits, urging continued religious effort. George Nash and family recover from illness, schools reopen with teachers doing individual work, and tithing is settled by J. W. Olesen. Gladys and James Karren welcome a daughter. Mrs Heber Haw a manages a hotel briefly. Local skaters enjoy good ice, J J Starkie moves near school work, and Naples store regains steady business.
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George Nash
Prent
Spicer
Provo
Raymond Canada
Wits
J. W. Olesen
Thia
Gladys
James Karren
Heber Hawa
Mr. Sing
Green River
J. J. Starkie
Reet Society
Naples
Leeton Bennett area notes flu quarantine and harvest
The Leeton Bennett area reports Bishop Horrocks and family recovering from influenza after Justice Cooper quarantined them. No rector consulted. School attendance prospects look poor as teachers canvassed residents. Vaccination aims noted. sheep fed for winter. Neils Lewis' son reported among war casualties. Jack Frost damages crops as natives harvest.
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Bishop Horrocks
Horrocka
Cooper
Dave Cooper
Familly
Noosevelt
Walker
Lapoint
Neils Lewis’ Son
Jack Frost
Liberty ward notes and marriage in the community
The Liberty ward column reports congratulations to a young couple, illness cases including influenza, and progress on correspondence courses with the U A. Mansions and local visits are noted along with the ward’s brick and lumber preparations for a new house. A January White Rocks Irrigation meeting was postponed due to influenza as Bart Merkley survived a coal wagon accident. The marriage of Golden Merkley and Annie Richens is announced with praise for both families.
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Frank
France
William Workman
Arthur Watkins
Vernal
Alice Anderson
Edward Bodily
Robert Bodily
Bis
Nottingham
England
Mark Uwislop
Acorn Mercantile
Nellie Hacking
Elsie McKee
Morgan Merkley
Harmon
Ata
Denta
Roy Morrill
Milan
Patsy Mease
Geo
Smith
Alice Lartett
Mra
Elna- Bett Morrill
Vienna
Ward House
Liberty Ward
White Rocks Irrigation Company
Fob & Thia
Bart Merkley
Hileide
Bart
Well Blumer
Roosevelt and
Altonah
Houston
Golden Merkley
Liberty
Annie Richens
Heber City
Golden
Richens
Your I O U To Our Boys In The Fight Pledge
A brief wartime pledge urges readers to honor their WW II commitments to support and back the servicemen. It emphasizes duty, sacrifice, and national resolve amid ongoing conflict. The message links civilian effort to military success and calls for unity and perseverance.
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I.O.U
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