Glines Primary Conference Attended by Ward Residents
Sunday evening ward chapel program featured Mrs Ethel Nich Mrs Mary Sanders and Mrs Ona Woolley of the stake board. family visits and local trips include Erma Fletcher at Acorn Mercantile Joseph A McKee at Diamond Mountain Elia McKee and Clara Glines return from summer school in Provo many outings and visits to Salt Lake City Price Duchesne and Duchesne City names include Fletcher Batty Erekson Pickups and Haslem funeral relatives and a miscellaneous shower for Lillian Winward Mortensen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Chapel
Ethel Nich
Mary Sanders
Ona Woolley
Atake Board
Erma Fletcher
Adalsting
Acorn Mercanthe Company
Joseph A. McKee
Diamond Mountain
Elia McKee
Clara Glines
Provo
Mia
W. L. Pletcher
Floyd
Clare
Erma
Drice Boyer
Salt Lake City
Preston Fletcher
Darrell Carroll
Monroe Duke
John A. O'Neil
Fort Duchesne
George Wardle
Price
Samuel Peterson
Vere Clinton Erekson
Marion Batty
Verdon Johnson
George McCurdy
Ivan Perry
Evert Billings
Don McConkie
Grace Pickup
Winona Johnson
Theorh Erekson
Helen Pickup
Thora Colton
Lucy Stewart
Lizzie Philips
Edward Hoeft
W. L. Fletcher
Bryce Boyer
Thomas Jenkins
M. M. Batty
Celestia Rasmunsen
Lillian Winward Mortensen
Myrtle Erekson
Chum
Ida Coplin
Ida Bennett
Edward
Idell
Berkley
Idaho
Brin
Welser
Samuel Haslem
Jensen
Sherman
Clarice Hair
Nelle Gillman
Duchesne City
Alva Alexander
Edwin Shelton
William Reid
Bob Jarrell
James Marshall
Lapoint
Ethel Jarrell
Local News Roundup From Cedarview and Nearby Towns
Residents in Cedarview and surrounding areas note travel to Price and Neola for business and visits. Mutual entertainment drew attendees from Henentt ward. Roosevelt convention attracted many locals. A baby boy joined James and Mrs Tromley on July 21, with several households reporting visits, fishing trips, and health events.
Tridell Works Progress At New School Building
Construction proceeds with Campbell Ashton and Showalter on site while local workers haul materials. Visitors from Vernal include William Thompson and family. Mary Henderson and others attend Sacrament meeting. a choir performs. The 24th celebration planned with programs and dances.
Turkeys Killed in Nighttime Disturbance Near Naples
Mrs Josephine Bascome awoke to a disturbance among her chicks and turkeys last week. Fifteen half grown birds were found killed during the day, including a hen and gobbler, likely the work of a coyote. Mrs Eugene Harrison and her children moved to the area from Spanish Fork. She is El mira Harrison’s daughter in law. Karl Goodrich, son of Mr and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Bascome
Eugene Harrison
Spanish Fork
Elmira Harrison
Karl Goodrich
Community Notes From A Busy Weekend
Mrs A G Goodrich returns home from mission to southern states. Leona and Thelma Man Waring join Mr and Mrs James Duvall on lakes for outing and fishing. Albert M Goodrich from Logan reports attending school. Jacob N Lybbert returns from Provo summer study and visits U A C in Logan. Elno re a ninth birthday party hosted by Josephine Bascomo with games and refreshments. Benign community updates include Sacrament meeting speakers Karl Goodrich George FR Goodrich and Jacob N Lybbert and a family reunion for Karl Goodrich’s return from school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Goodrich
Missea Leona
Thelma Man- Waring
James Duvall
Jacob N. Lybbert
Provo
Logan
Josephine Bascomo
Elnore
Nélma Mortensen
Fuller Remington
Jessa Haws Word
Sacrament Meeting
A. A. Hawa
Naples
Karl Goodrich
George FR. Goodrich
Karl
Ashley Community Notes and Local Visits
Ashley Sacrament meeting attendance is reported with speakers Mrs. Joseph P. Hacking Wallace Calder and Mrs. H E Rich. Club girls of the Ashley farm bureau were hosted by Mrs. H E Seeley on July 15. Families return from Trout Creek fishing trip and others welcome back. Nelson Weeks marries Jessie Holmes on Thursday. Clark Feltch returns from California. Apricots ripening quickly this year. Mrs H E Seeley and daughters plan a trip to Ogden and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashley Farm Bureau
H. E. Seeley
Joseph Herbert
Alonzo McCarrell
Ralph Martin
Trout Creek
C. Corless
Bast Lake City
John Bryant
Bryant
Nelson Weeks
A. A. Weeks
Jessie Holmes
Clark Feltch
California
Blanche
Hope
Ogden
Stella Atwine Improves After Husband Shooting
Fort Duchesne reports Stella Atwine the Indian woman shot by her husband last week is slowly improving. A. B. I. C. preparations continue with painting and sizing up the schoolhouse. Miss Stella Richards of Vernal arrives to organize the Indians for the pageant as E. B. Merritt plans to attend. Bruce Maxwell and family visited, farmers Brant and others returned from Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Atwine
Samuel Vaughn
Louis 8. Thompson
Stella Richards
Vernal
E. B. Merritt
Bruce Maxwell
Brant
Logan
Local residents and visitors at regional homes and travels
Davis and Robbins family members visited with Thom Davis last week. Loren Boren and Leonard Cook traveled to Price. James Duvall and family went to Twin Lakes for the twenty fourth. Lewis Postma and wife arrived from Salt Lake City to visit his mother. Mrs Gilbert Smuin and children stayed with George A Slaugh at Green River. Mr and Mrs Joe Hatch returned from a long trip through Wyoming. Joseph P Hacking spoke at Sacrament meeting. Edwin Colier and family moved to town. Dalf Brimhall spent several days with his aunt Walter Sinper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loren Boren
Leonard Cook
Price
James Duvall
Twin Lakes
Lewis Postma
Salt Lake City
Gilbert Smuin
George A. Slaugh
Green River
Joe Hatch
Wyoming
Joseph P. Hacking
Sacrament
Edwin Coliier
Dalf Brimhall
Walter Sinper
Atwood Family Moves Closer to Work in Town
Martin Atwood and family relocate to town to shorten his commute. Walter Bimper and Albert Slaugh head to Price to buy a new Coosy threshing machine. Mamie Brooks visits Mountain Dell friend Rachel Atwood. John Slaugh visits from White Rocks. Mrs Bosala Atwood travels from Whiterocks for medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Atwood
William Smuin
Siddoway
Walter Bimper
Albert Slaugh
Price
Mamie Brooks
Mountain Dell
Rachel Atwood
John Slaugh
Whiterocks
Bosala Atwood
Local residents visit kin and report fishing trip and dust
George Johnson of Heber and his sisters Elizabeth and Lu eile with Miss Jennie Piper visit their aunt Mrs George Massey last week and return home Monday. Birt Caldwell stays several days, improvement noted. Wall brothers and George Massey enjoy a fishing trip with good luck. George W Cahoon and wife came Thursday to seed alfalfa which is reported extra good. Mrs Rulon Shaffer and baby stay with her brother Quincy Johnson while husband works at saw mill. baby is ill. Josh Hall family heads mountain for a week of fishing. Mrs Lyman Hall sick at her father’s Vernal home. Dave Caldwell of Cedarview visits relatives. Cedarview reports dry conditions. Sacramento meeting attendees include Bishop Corlett, Pontha Calder, Charles Hardy and Elder Colton. Local residents plan to attend the U B I event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Johnson
Heber
Elizabeth
Lu‘eile
Jennie Piper
George Massey
Birt Caldwell
Wall Brothers
George W. Cahoon
Cahoon
Rulon Shaffer
Baby
Quincy Johnson
Shaeff
Josh Hall
Lyman Hall
Vernal
Dave Caldwell
Cedarview
Hoe
Sacrament Meeting
Bishop Corlett
Pontha Calder
Charles Hardy
Elder Colton
Weeks
Hardy
Charles Colton
Elmer Bell
Ducchesne City
C. B. Bartlett
Tridell
A. W. Nebeker
May Watt
Lewis
A. M. Lymar
Ray McKea
Tridel
Charles Taylor
Charley Garland
Rex Taylor
EN Lee
Vera
Whima Lee
Ouray Valley
Mary Justice
Roosevelt
McConnell
Newmeyer
Charney Taylor
Jake Neilsen
Uintah County
Lloyd. Perry
Mra. Perry
Deep Creek
Community Notes From Lapoint Meeting and Local Visits
Sunday at Lapoint featured Elders Weeks Hardy Colton and Calder for priesthood talks. Locals and visitors from Vernal Duchesne and Ouray valley dropped by, with dance at Hansen band, lumber for a new school, and ongoing Uintah County Soldier monument fundraising.
Large Increase Reported in Uintah Basin Mail Haul
United States figures show Price to Uintah Basin shipped 295 tons of mail in June 1924 over 20 200 miles. On June 21 eight trucks moved 17 tons, likely the year’s largest tonnage. Fifteen trucks regularly operate, with two extra on the Emery and Banti routes, while returning loads are light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulstah Boath
United States
Gararent
Anea
Mente
Apa
Uintah
Exica
Eidé
Emery Russ
Priea
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Finda
Btudebaker
Kohler
Eaton Bros
Victor King
Bunday
N. Snyder
Noola
BR. A. Powell
Beulah
Bylvin
Houtz
Prova
Plake
Henentt Ward Mutual
Tiennett
Barah
Summerall
Clint
Tanner
Ada Ball
Everett Murphy
Canyons
Vivia Synder
Leeton
Audrey Whitlock
Lauree Perry
Myton
Clarence Caldwell
Park City
Janis Moore
Kata Bnyder
Myrtle King
Altonah
Wayne Roberts
Sutherland
Thomas Todd
Attia
Naomi
Roosevelt Srorney
George Roberts
Melvin
Rouxrevolt
Earl Glenn
Gus Perry
Albert Smith
Montwell
Johnson
Engell
Joseph King
Pearl and
Ethel
Austin Glenn
Mr. Lambert
Hugh Barnes
Neola
James Tromley
Campbell, Ashton
Showalter
William 8. Thompson
Misa Mary Henderson
Sarah Bingham
Lucy Jones
Allan
Warren Jones
Theora
Evelyn Johnson
Mary Ashby
Rulon Hacking
Sarah Bingham Slao
Cyntha Lyman
Mary Henderson
Reed Morrill
Theora Johnson
Anna Lyman
Panter
Lyman
Amny Bartlett
George H. Bartlett
Triden
Ruth McKee
Charles DeMolly
J. T. McConnell
Ashley
Joseph .P.hacking
Wallace Calder
H. E. Rich
Duchesne
Davis
Wi Robbins
Thomas
Mountain Cell
Uintah Basin
Vernal Electric CO
BIG
Eclee
U. B. TC
Calder Confectionery
Railroads
Denver & Rio Grande Western Railroad
Rio Grande
Frank A. Wadleigh
Trafic
Denver, Colo
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