Community Notes and Visits Across Vernal Region
Jenaen Mra Zilpha Wellman reports family returns from HRangely and a wedding dance enjoyed by a large crowd. Postmaster Jo Chatwin notes gold pieces in circulation since the war. Local visits include George Tucker from Myton and George Massey with government staff. Weather coldest January 20 at 25 degrees below at the dinosaur quarry. 14 below on January 22. Ice hauling and skating continue at Green River. a February 6 musical program is planned at the ward house. Community meetings elected officers for a parents and teachers group. Several updates on residents’ health, travel, and daily routines fill the region’s social ledger.
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W Wilking
Eleanor
Hrangely
Marion Dudley
Woj Chatwin
Vernal
Wallace Siddoway
Lee
Green River
Jo Chatwin
George Tucker
Myton
Fred Overman
George
van Massey
Jon- Hen
Cocklebur
Deadman Bench
Wiliam Lowell
John Chan
Pool Creek
Earl Douglass
Dinosaur Quarry
Mark Chew
Enola Chew
John Chew
Otis Witherell
A G Goodrich
Albert Goodrich
Elmer Manwaring
Moffat meeting hosts debate on statesman vs farmer
Fort Duchesne notes recount a Farm Bureau debate at Moffat where Byron F McGinnis and Louis Thompson argued the statesman’s contributions to civilization over the farmer’s. Attendees include A H Kneals and family, H C Smith, John G Hacking, and locals. The Moffat Relief Society met at Phoebe C Litster’s home for a lively gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Moffat
Statesman
Byron F McGinnis
Louis Thompson
Fi Kneals
H C Smith
John G Hacking
Fort Duchesne
A H. Kneals
Huth Lawson
Mra H CC
Smith
Nandlett
Kneale
Moffat Relief Society
Phoebe C. Litater
Wes
Maeser Community Notes Highlight Local Events and Tragedy
A Maeser news roundup covers a Larent-Teichers meeting with a strong program, dances, and music. It notes illnesses, births, and arrivals, including a baby girl born to Horace Caldwell. funeral details for George Wilson and a car accident involving Ed Gray and family. The piece also reports moves, visits, and milder weather shaping daily life in the valley.
Farewell party for Marion Harrison and masquerade ball
Hazel Chandler reports a Relief Society farewell for Marion Harrison before a Northwestern mission. A lunch followed. The masked ball last Friday drew few in masks. Troy Kellar dressed as no clown and Ella Chandler as a Japanese won prizes. Brennan couple won the waltz. Local visits include C M Larson’s return after injury and trips by Hugh Owens family to Vernal.
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Relief Society
Marion Harrison
Troy Kellar
Ella Chandler
Frank Brennan
M Larson
Hugh Owens
Rhodell
Vernal
L Wi Curry
O P Majors
Uintah River
Sunday School Program and Community News
Miss Fern Rest Reporter notes a Sunday school convening on January 22 with strong attendance and a morning program by the children. Afternoon talks on loyalty by stake board members, two solos by Lucile Bracking and Vernal Pearce. John Glines recovering from rheumatism. Thurday evening farewell for Verdin Johnson heading to a mission. Birth of a baby boy to Archie Johnson January 21, and George Franklin Wilson's death January 16 at a local hospital in Salt Lake City area.
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Stake Sunday School Board
Lucile Bracking
Vernal Pearce
John Glines
Gilmea
Haller Erekson
Verdin Johnson
Nortwestern
Gladden
Archie Johnson
Babe
Salt Lake City
George Franklin Wilson
Wleon
Bruce Wilson
Martin Fletcher
Lee Fletcher
George Wardle
Price
New Church Activities And Local News From Maeser
New Year brings changes as Mrs Rosella Beck is set apart as president of the Relief Society with Ida Caldwell and Nina Adams as counselors. Snowy days support skating and sleigh rides as Maeser residents attend meetings, visits, and school events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relief Society
Steve Beck
Rosella Beck
Ida Caldwell
Nina Adams
Ellis Caldwell
Folka
Beaure Arza Adams
H W Woolley
Bill Hall
Local Notes on Naples Family News and Church Activities
John Nielson received a telegram Friday night stating Maggie Burke, his daughter, is dangerously ill at her Arizona home. May Nielson left Sunday to be by her sister’s bedside. John Qlsen, son of Jacob W Olsen, continues to improve slowly after a long illness. The Mutual Improvement association will host a ward house event next Friday night. The Primary association plans to present a cantata soon. Sacrament meeting Sunday lacked home missionaries, so Frank Slaugh, George Martin, John Simper, Porter Goodrich, and Lewis Gardiner spoke. The gathering was enjoyed by all.
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Irvin Oaks
William Oaks
Las
California
Loulg Bills
Charles Bills
Meeker
Colorado
Maeser
William Rudge
Milton Carpenter
Bennett
Ab Price Joseph I Bodily
Horace Caldwell
Clarence Collett
Orson Hall
Reed Bodily
Grant Carpenter
Ab Price
Henry Herriott
Allie Anderson
O D Allen
Robert Bodily
George Riddle
Whitlam Thomas
Carrie McConkie
Wm. Oaks
Ed Oaks
Henry Harriott
Julia
Edna
Richard Slaugh
South
Eliza Kolb
Jessie Williams
Earl Green
Davis
Pitt
Jess Taylor
Archie Rooks
James Chivera
Richard Slauch
Stephen Atwood
Jessie Willlams
Sylvia Hatch
George Wilson
J T Chivere
Salt Lake Hospital
George
E Winter
Ed Gray
Jensen
Hiis
Elmer Packer
Atwood Ranch
Mr Gray
Vernil
Hiram Smuin
Goodman Ranch
Brush Creek
Atwood Boys
Price
Cathey
Thomas Robbins Jr
Willow Creek
Ed Collier
John Nielson
Maggie Burke
Arizona
Nielson
John Qlsen
Jacob W Olsen
Mutual Improvement Association
Ward House
Sacrament Meeting
Frank Slaugh
George Martinson
John Simper
Porter Goodrich
Lewis
Gardiner E
Vernal Funeral Attendance and School Reopening Note
Mrs A W Nebeker and Mr and Mrs Peter Harrison attended Mrs Harrison's mother's funeral in Vernal on Wednesday. Monday morning school opened though Miss Jones and Miss Harrison were ill due to vaccination. Bishop Roger Horrocks and wife from Hayden visited on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Harrison
Nina Harrison
Harrison
Vernal
Miss Jones
Miss Harrison
Roger Horrocks
Hayden
Local Notices and Social Roundup
Sheriff Richardson in town on legal business. Mr and Mrs Raleth Nebeker and others dined at Eph Rasmussen home Sunday. Ardith Nelson returned to Lapolut Mercantile after a week off. Emery Caldwell and Golden Mott in Vernil on business. Jensen Creamery changed cream receiving to C J Thompson’s log room. Harold and Helen Young visited Sinker home Sunday. Those with emallioa recovering well amid continued cold weather.
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C J Thompsons
Harold
Helen Young
Fort Duchesne
Sinker
Whiterocks News Notes And Ice Harvest Report
Reporter Charles Reed describes Dr Myers taking over patient care in Whiterocks as Fort Duchesne physician leaves. Ice harvests reach high quality levels while local groups rename to Needle Craft Workers. A teachers skating party and Indian School pond work are noted as cold spell hits Whiterocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Reed
Fort Duchesne
Whiterocks
Dr Myers
Mary M. Blake
F C Myers
LeRoy Morrill
Mr Kitchen
Tridell
Needle Craft Workers
Tom Montes
LaRose
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Massadona Mall
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Hoopa Valley
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Willcox Academy
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Sacrament Meeting Sunal
George A Slaugh
Randlett
Hazel Chandler
Miss Fern
B L Caldwell
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J N Lybhbert
A W Nebeker
UK Trust Department
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