Maeser May 80 Ward Social Highlights and Local Visits
The Maeser ward held a May 80 primary with crepe paper decor and Pat Markey’s jazz band. After expenses, twenty seven dollars went to the Victory band fund. Roosevelt visitors Hyan Smilly and wife attended. A chicken feast and bonfire drew participants, with Mrs Sylvannus Collett selling land to her father. Mary Bingham and Don Ashby visited, and Ray McKee and wife came from Lapoint. Evan and Mary McKee planned Salt Lake trip. Mrs McKee would stay for UW summer school. Timothy son of Heber Timothy of Roosevelt visited his grandmother for the first time in seven years. Alice Collett and Newell Snow left for the Salt Lake Temple. David Bilis and son Charles of Meeker were here last week and returned home Wednesday.
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Pat Markey
Hyan Smilly
Roosevelt
Sylvannus Collett
Stringham Ranch
Mary Bingham
Don Ashby
Ray McKee
Lapoint
Reta- Honea
Salt Lake
Evan Smith
Mary Mckee
Mra MckKée
U. Partey
Timothy
Heber
Vernon
Alice Colatt
Newell Snow
Jensen
Metropolis
Salt Lake Temple
David Bilis
Charles
Meeker
Welcome Home Fourth at Duchesne Roosevelts Homecoming
Duchesne prepares for a Red Cross led Welcome Home celebration with a big event lineup. Baseball and horse racing are highlighted as primary attractions, with the Hoogevelt club invited to attend and local teams urged to organize under Captain Killian.
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Duchesne City
Trona
Soldier Boys
Red Cross
Hoogevelt Club
Killian
Teanager
Wallis to Practice Law in City Office
R o H Wallis of Vernal rents an office in the Roosevelt Realty Co building east of the Standard office and will practice law in this city. He is the son of Vernal editor Wallis, practiced there for a year, served in the claim department overseas, and has lived in the Capt Witlock cottage on State Street.
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R O H. Wallis
Vernal
Roosevelt Realty Co
Standard Office
Mr Walla
Wallis
Claim Department
Capt Witlock
State Street
Roosevelt Standard
Memorial Day address honors fallen heroes and world unity
President Wilson’s Memorial Day address at Suresnes cemetery praises American soldiers as a unique breed, recalls their courage and sacrifice in World War I, and urges commitment to the League of Nations to secure lasting peace. He notes French appreciation, the bond with allies, and warns against reviving selfish power politics as the war ends.
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Washington
Wilson
Suresnea Cemetery
Honda
Theas
America
Surtsnes
Suresnes
Monsieur Clemence
France
Panca
Germany
Forma
England
Italy
Belgium
League of Nations
The
Blates
United Service of Mankind
Council of Statesmen
Peoples of
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