A Strange Experience charms crowd at MIA play
The Friday evening performance of A Strange Experience by the MIA drew a large audience despite flu rumors. Directed by Alton Peterson the cast included Mildred Bailey and Mary Butler with Lynn Dudley, Wilber Wellman, Wm Turner, Wallace Moon and Lloyd Merkye. Proceeds benefited a ward and a dance followed.
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Ers
Wild Rose Club
James E Campbell
Guyletta, Stewart
Campbell
Charles Mirtinson
Dan Nelson
Bonanza
Atta Chatwin
J E Campped
Husband Bestles
Lloyd Stewart
Wiley
Newell Snow
Lucile Johnson
Mildred Malley
Thomas Morgan
Jensen
Vernal
DeMar Dudley
Salt Lake City
Dudley
Wilkins
Luther Stewart
Wiley Stewart
Casa Grande
Arizona
Sra
Hyrum & Meeks
Mary Jane
feCleve Meeks
Orderville
Meeks
Utah
Baby girl born to Leota LDH family in Leota
Leota LDH and Mr and Mrs William W Wilson are parents of a baby girl born Friday night. A shower was given at the home of Bishop and Mrs Lester Eklund whose home was recently destroyed by fire. Luke Clegg spoke at services and the stake Sunday School superintendency was discussed. Orson Calder visited Leota and several locals traveled to Ft Duchesne for a PTA program.
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Wlliam W. Wilson
Leota
Orson Calder
Minerva Eklund
Wilam D Allred
Willow Creek
Gilbert McKenna
Calvin Jorgensen
Vernal
John Bo
Irma
Blake
Levia
Ft Duchesne
PTA
Naples Social News Highlights and Visiting Friends
A Naples Sacrament meeting Sunday evening featured Wendell John and Les Ne Anderson Bik David L Richer and Mrs Archie Richardson among attendees. Visitors Miss Marion Gillette and Anthon Cannen joined the Sunday school Stake board. Mr and Mrs Cecil Rupe traveled to Kennilworth on business and pleasure. Mrs Pearl Williams and Eliza Anderson hosted dinner guests. Endicott and Leland Collier hosted relatives from the Monte mine. A large youth crowd attended a bowling contest with Naples boys dominant. Reed Gardier Ralph Souterm Yollis Hullnger and Bennie Rich took part. The Naples orchestra, Ada Openshay Frank Merrill Goodrich and Don Fracking provided music for the dance.
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Marion Gillette
Anthon Cannen
Sunday School
Stake Board
Cecil Rupe
Kennilworth
Pearl Williams
Eliza, Anderson
Candles
Hart
Reed Gardier
Ralph
Clair Souterm
Yollis Hullnger
Bennie Richima
Naples Boys
Naples Orchestra
Ada Openshay
Prank
Merrill Goodrich
Don Fracking Fur
Untitled fragment from Uintah High news page
Fragmentary OCR notes from Uintah High School covering sponsor editor Tenny Johnston and an item labeled JILION x CERT os as. Details are unclear but indicate a student news column or editorial note.
Five year old Ruth Fox injures arm in Pridey mishap
Miss Ruth Jisrt Alta Fox tinetic Reporter broke her arm last Pridey evening from a bed fall. The report notes family names and local events including hospital recovery, births, and community notices across the Vernal area with references to Mrs Walkup, George Walk, and the Walk home.
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Ruth Jisrt
Alta Fox Tinetic
Roosevelt Boxing Event Promises Spectacle in School Gym
A high school boxing bout set for Thursday night at Roosevelt High aims to entertain after prior failed bouts. Pep rallies and student enthusiasm amplify the atmosphere as teams look to rebound from defeats by a neighboring school.
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Roosevelt
Schiol
Schoo
Uintahs
Baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Ben Samuels in January
A 8 4 4 pound baby girl arrived January 22 to Mr and Mrs Ben Samuels. The notice notes Mrs Isaac M Jones returning to Manti after attending the funeral of Starkie of Naples, and reports others visiting Vernal and Bennet. A winter visit with John Slaugh and family is mentioned along with a Sunday program by Wallace Calder and Driver E Smith.
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Ben Samuels
Isaac M. Jones
Manti
E of
Stark
Naples
Jones
Starkie
Joseph Price
Bennett
Vernal
John Slaugh
Dick Slauch
Walquist family seeks support as daughter Jean faces surgery
Mr and Mrs Andrew Walquist learn in Salt Lake City that their daughter Jean may need an operation. Jean was at LDS hospital last fall and now relies on relatives while her health has been fragile for years. A community Parent-Teacher meeting discussed school matters, and teachers reported on sales proceeds from lunches and candy for maps and globes.
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Andrew Walquist
Salt Lake City
Jean
Dice
Russel W Todd
Randlett
Jennie Hawley
Los Angeles
Vivien
Rice
Airen
Hazel King
Local Notables Visit and Community Updates
Lapo int ee Archie Johnson and Charley H Hardy of the stake presidency visited Sunday and attended Sunday School and a sacrament meeting. Mrs Wells Ashby and A Thompson recover from quinsy. Mrs Virginia Jarrel of Vernal aided as nurse. The sickness is clearing up as Mr and Mrs Graham return from Soda Springs. Filmer Huber traveled to Midway to bring his wife Vera Huber. Maggie Uher’s health worsened. Nellie Brough and Stanley Nebeker visited with their parents. Harvest is underway with fine ice. Hayden Foster Charley Taylor and sons were in Vernal on business. H S Olsen and Dr Homer C Rich visited Vernal area. Neldon Nyberg came from the sawmill. ~30 inches of snow reported at the mill. Sheriff J Eanery Johnson and Mr Pope of Vernal were in town on Saturday.
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Chauncy Wibrcks Karma
Joseph Merhey
Grace Hall
Leota
Dick Blaugh
Lass
Whiterocks
George Walkun
Walkup
Slaugh
Walkups
Muss Ruth Hart
Reed Morri
Stake Sunday School Board
Morrill
Ross Roper
Arch Jenkins
Samir Rudge
Mac Nichols
John H McConkle
Tabiona
Institute
Gladden
Herold McKee
McKee Fis
Bilis
Verne
Wells Ashby
Lapoint Munday
Bert Melkley
Mirs George Wilson
Carl Tenney
Vernal
Archie Johnson
Charley H Hardy
Stake
A. Thompson
Filmer Huber
Midway
Vera Huber
Rim
Maggie Uber
Nellie Brough
Stanley Nebeker
The
Gailey
Hayden Foster
Charley Taylor
Harvey, Arthur and
Ray McKee
H. S Olsen
Homer C Rich
Neldon Nyberg
J Eanery Johnson
Mr Pope
Winter Range Return and Local Visits Noted
The record notes Watson returning to his winter range January 14 after visiting family. It mentions Fraita Mesdames Alex Carstens and How sie Tov Meeker with Mrs G Everett Rector enjoying bust réa and pleasure in town. County surveyor RM Dhoptins Meeker worked on Douglas creeks above the N Bar rank for the Standard Of Interests associated with a California company.
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Mets
King
Watson
Alex Carstens
Howsie
Tov Meeker
Everett Rector
Haller Witbeck
Associated v Itt
California
Uintah Basin Mutual Aid Society gains favor in Uintah County
The plan to organize 1500 families into a Mutual Aid Society grows among men and women of Uintah County. Members would pool dollars to cover bills for bereaved families, supporting dependent children without annual costs or salaries, as leading citizens back the effort and membership rises.
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Uintah
Lse
Mutual Aid Society
Uintah I’asin
Constipation Relief After Six Years With Adlerika
John J Tavis suffered chronic constipation for six years. Using Adlerika, he quickly found relief and feels like a new person. Vernal Drug Company J26.
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John J Tavis
J26
Surveyors Move Base To Hotel In Masadena After Route Work
Survey crew identifies preliminary route linking US 49 with Mick er-Raneelh highway across Wolf Creek cut off. They relocate headquarters to a hotel in Masadena and continue work from the river to Bradman Mesa and toward the Interci Rangely highway.
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US 49
Wolf Creek
Masadena
White Wver Amg
Bradman Mea
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Lesne
Anderson Bik
David L Richer
Archie Richardson
Helen Richardson
Jilion
Uintah High News
Tenny Johnston
Sai
Mildred Goodrich
Masry Timothy
Oral Goodrich
Kenneth Lebrum Bishen Russel Todd
Thomas Todd
High Council
Orson Mackay
Rosevelt
Almos’ Tiler
Davis
Itus
Semyster
School 13
Neat Hale
Éslasses
Earl Lewis
Optometrist
Ballard
Uintah Gas
USA Natural Gas
Ashley Balicy
Lapoint
Fasor
Freeman Tailoring Co
Trigehiph
Reesearch Laboratory
Conoco Refining
Ae Hy
Corioca
Svch
Conoco
Anoco
Tree
Continental Oul Co
Ge Ite Company
Continental Oil Co
Continental Oil Company
Ponca City
Oklahoma
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