Marsen Column Notes Local Events And Accidents
Marsen column reports Wally Ashby injured by a stick to the eye while clearing a ditch. A fire at the Etringham homestead spread to the woodpile and stables but was controlled with water. David Hofeltz’s son died in Helper river. funeral held in Price cemetery. Mancser ward plans a Twenty fourth celebration at Anderson pond with rides, games and refreshments. Roy Taylor expects to extract honey soon. Visiting Curfews from Kanesville and Marion Rogers returned from Vernal with a gypsum load for Mr Ecker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Reynolds
Engberson
Reynolds
Thomas
Wyoming
Wally Ashby
Etringham
Thacker
Anderson Pond
Local items and community notes from Wells Utah
Mrs C Doman, Reporter Ricnell Wayne and Mrs Taft of Sevier county visit Tridel] to see a brother Mason Lyman. Whitehead moves into old Richardson place. Simeon Russell and co. buy a bullet and tractor from the Dirdsel Company. Loren Hallett from Burnt Fork Wyoming and Miss Thelma Johnson wed July 5 at Vernal. Cliff family welcomes a baby girl. Jacob Yeager remains unable to go out, blind in one eye. Valley filled with smoke, sun unseen for days. Saymo considers Indian summer. Veil Johnson and wife spent the Fourth at Indian Beach with her father. A program read for July 24. efforts to ensure grand success. Luke Lowe and family to Springville. Vern Syddall travels to Southern Utah for health on crutches. rheumatism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ricnell Wayne
Taft
Sevier County
Tridel
Mason Lyman
Whitehead
Richardson Place
Simeon Russell and Company
Dirdsel Company
Loren Hallett
Burnt Fork
Wyoming
Thelma Johnson
Well
Vernal
Cliff
Jacob Yeager
Saymo
Veil Johnson
Indian Beach
Bennett
Luke Lowe
Springville
Stanley Lowe
Vern Syddall
Utah
Syddall
Residents greet travelers and join in Uintah reports
Remina Larson reports many visitors tale of cousins and friends traveling to Vernal and Lapoint. Jorgenson family and others share notes on Fourth of July events, dances, and local gatherings. People mention Bishop L C Wall, C M Larson, and various families visiting kin, with rain flooding Montera and road camp movements near Moton.
Salt Lake conventions and travels into Vernal
The report lists events from July including conventions in Salt Lake on the 14th and 15th and a concert in Vernal on July 28 and 29. It mentions Reed Morrill preparing to participate, trips to White Rocks for the Sun dance, and several local residents traveling, visiting, or returning from work and missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Mies Frieda Morrill
Fontella Burgess
Noosa
Reed Morrill
Vernal
Marvin Peterson
Hola
Samuel Murray
Iast
Walker Hollow
Jensen
Rainbow Mines
Charles Iverson
George Goodrich
Archiac McCain
Mt Trumbull
Aris
Efelina
Orson Caldwell
William Wall
T. J. Caldwell
H FR
Salt Lake City
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Marsen
Roy Taylor
J H
Kanerlillie
Wayne County
Curfew
Edwin Curfee
Ruben Wilson
Randlett
Marion Rogers
Ecker
C. Doman
Leota Or
Oquray
Remina Larson
Misa
Dorothy Jorgenson
Calvin Jorgenson
Mona Iverson
Marton Rogera
Otto John
Bluebell
C. M. Larson
Alan
Bishop L. C
John T
Julian
Lyman
Wye
Uintah Basin
Cook Dixon
Lapoint
Jease Brough
C. N. Larson
L C Wallan
William Allred
Wilma Clark
Ross
Bernice Larson
Jesse Brough
Mr. Brough
Victor
Orval Jackson
Ledta
L C Walt
Hannah
B O Cohen
George Taylor
Thoral
Montera
Oscar Jensen
Independence
J. Jorgensson
W P. Ellaworth
Roosevelt
Clark Larson
Tridell
Forest Green
Geneva Lyman
Hiso Oscar Lyman
Anna Bartlett
White Rocks
Wm T Green
Green River
Balt Lake
Mra Green
Margarett Bartlett
Alice Morrill
Leon Christensen
Vern
Horace Morrill
Morley Jones
William T. Green
Green
Jhnvnsen
Ing
George W McCune
John Scowcroft
W. Jr
Grant McFarlane
New York
Los Angeles
Cal
McCune
Zion
McFarlane
John 8
Bb JJ Roberts
Elder McCune
Mnilation
Metune
Don B. Colton
Hugh Colton
Brooklyn
Stellan Richards
Prea MecCune
John Scowcroft and
Jona Company
Ogden
Wallace Siddoway
Jenaen
Mra HJ Chatwin
Naples
Meeting House
Nash
Vernal Auto CO
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