Local visits and softball games noted in Provo area
Tridell and Provo residents visited the Atwood and Harrey households through the week. Leta Bartlett returned from Santa Barbara after attending a Future Homemaker of America regional convention. The Kitchen and Harvey families hosted visitors while a Davis men’s softball team played a winning game for a large crowd. Elizabeth Hall of Provo also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leta Bartlett
Santa Barbara
Cal
Ing
Velma
Anetta Harve
Salt Lake City
John Harvey
Doris
Salt Lake
Norman Kitchen
Sharlene
Provo
Don Chamberlain
Cedar Valley
J. L. Kitchen
Davis
Elizabeth Hall
Cottage meeting and visits among Bartlett family group
A Mrs. Hall and her small daughter Jean visited at the Bartlett home with Mr. and Mrs. Owen Bartlett. A cottage meeting led by George W. Bartlett drew 13 Indians with elders Brimhall and Johnson speaking. Visitors included Randall Bartlett and Lorain Bartlett of Price, Deboras Devore of Maybell, and Katherine Bartlett visiting Price. Isola Morrillo attended the American Legion Auxiliary girls state in Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean
Robert
Bartlett
Deboras
Devore
Maybell
Colo
George W. Bartlett
Katherine Bartlett
Price
George O. Bartlett
Dellis Morrill
Lella
Wanda Morrill
Provo
Rae Goodrich
California
Bowden
Salt Lake City
Isola Morrillo
American Legion Auxiliary Girls’ State
Logan
Fishermen Urged to Report Monel Tagged Fish in Utah Streams
Utah fish and game commission asks anglers to report any Monel tagged fish caught in Utah streams or Jakes. Record location, length, and date to aid studies on survival migration growth and hatchery spawning impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Utah Fish and Game Commission
Fish and Game Department
Strong Fungicide Promises Fast Relief for Athlete's Foot
Vernal Drug Co advertises a potent fungicide that claims to kill the itch in one hour. The product contains 90 percent alcohol and penetrates to reach more germs, with a price of 40 cents if the user is not satisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal Drug Co
Young Teacher Fends Off Big Bad Boys at Rural School
In Ashley Valley 1889 a new teacher faces rowdy pupils. With trustees backing, she starts the term, outsmarts an early mutiny, and uses firm discipline to restore order at the Mud Temple school three miles west of Reynold’s grist mill. The tale ends with plans to improve local youth life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandpa Reynold
Ella Reynolds
Robert Johnston
Willam Reynolds
Bill Reynolds
Building an Amusement Hall Through Community Effort
Ballard Ellen Bracken reports on a 1930s community drive to create an amusement hall. Volunteers organized 30 teams to haul logs for Dan Allen's mill, funded by donations, yielding a sizable hall with Sunday school use and planned improvements. Many local residents and visitors are noted, with town moves, visits, and family events shaping the local scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Levi
Tam
S. M. Brown
Jake
Dan Allen
Dan
Thomas Bingham
Bill Reynold
Charley Glines
Cliff Dwellers Move Ahead Despite Bluster
Report notes continued progress by Cliff Dwellers amid ongoing bluster from opponents. Observers cite steady efforts, with leaders pushing ahead on key projects and community plans despite criticism.
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Tridell
George W. Barnleti
We Amare
John Houston
Houston
LeRoy Atwood
Merwin Gillis
James B. Harfey
Hi-Land
Wilay
BYU
Ashley* Valley
Ashley Town
FR. L. Woodward
Vernal
Newton Bros
Quality Drug Variety Store
THE
Vernal Express
Colemere
Colemere’s Furniture and Appliance CO
Ballard Ellen Bracken
Ee Ee
S. B. Kettle
Marvin Kettle
Max Gardner
Neola
Spencer
Squire
Ida
Jesse Butcher
Vada Neff
Sacramento
Ella Bryant
Independence, Jr
Charles M. Pool
Pool'srents
George Jacken
Herbert Molyneux
Gerhard Stella
Molyneux
Independence
Lurrine Tick
A. W. Seeley
Lurrine
Glenn Broderick
Elton Kettle
S. B
Kettle
Duchesne River
James Bacon
Cedarview
Robert Andrews
Roostvelt
Bernard. Larsen
Brady
Springville
Ercil Johnson
Fred Carlile
Carlile
George Bracken
Devon Seeley
Dale Hayes
Keith Snyder
Roosevelt Hospital
R Sanford Butcher
Evanstown
Wyo
Bill Young
Los Angeles
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