4-H Delegates Meet in Capital in Miss Venetia Schlatter
Miss Venetia Schlatter former school teacher here is spending her vacation in California and plans to return to Lapoint when school begins in the fall. Mrs Jack Thompaer has been visiting her relative in Heber and will return home. Mrs Cerne Diekrert Jr and sister Aw Cre a Haaktrol retu me from a week’s visit with Ms Hack fords relatives. Weather: rain has threatened crops. hot days and cool evenings help crops. Eliabeth Nebeker visits Rand Itt then Roosevelt to bring home granddaughter Joan.
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Venetia Schlatter
California
Schlatter
Lapoint
Jack Thompaer
Lt Heber
Cerne Diekrert Jr
Haaktrol
Fords
Rci
Stanley
Roosevelt
Joan
Davis Sloughs Attend June MIA Convention in Salt Lake
Mr and Mrs Hyrum Slough attended the June MIA convention in Salt Lake City. A shower was hosted at Mrs Shirley Williamson’s home or Mrs Gerald Colthorp, formerly Miss Venice Smuin. Mrs Gardiner is seriously ill after weed poisoning. Lorn Boren and family visited Ogden and Salt Lake. Willard Williams returned from Colorado for his health. Sacrament meeting speakers Sunday evening were George A. Isugh and his son Owen.
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Hyrum Slough
Salt Lake
Shirley Williamson
Gerald Colthorp
Colthorp
Venice Smuin
Wm Gardiner
Lorn Boren
Ogden
Galt Lake
Willard Willams
Colorado
Sacrament
George A.J
Lsugh
Owen
TRDZLL and Misa Briva KitchenWed in Cedar Valley
TRDZLL and Misa Briva Kitchen daughter of Mr and Mrs J Kitchen and Den D Chamberlain son of Mr and Mrs J Chamberlain of Cedar Valley were married at the Kitchen home Monday evening of last week after a family dinner Their dancing reception followed by a chapel dance Those from outside attended including Mrs J H Chamberlain of Cedar Valley Mr and Mrs Clifton Gines and Sanahiey June of Woodland Utah Mrs Elvin Carson Mr and Mrs Dale Levitt Kam as Don Jones Francis Utah and Mr and Mrs Timothy Chamberlain of Midvale They left for Cedar Valley accompanied by Miss Delia Radmell of Pleasant Grove who had visited the Kitchen home for about three weeks etc
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Misa Briva Kitchen
J .& Kitchen
den D Chamberlain
J Oh. Chamberlain
Eder Valley
Kitchen
J. H. Chamberlain
Cedar Valley
Clifton Gines
Sanahiey June
Woodland
Utah
Elvin Carson
Dale Levitt Kamas
Don Jones Francis
Timothy Chamberlain
Midvale
Don Chamberlain
Delia Radmell
Pleasant Grove
Bi Reed
Roosevelt
James Trijillo
Pele
Lous, Hoss
Zelda Hodgkinnae
Myra
Laren Rees
Daughters of the Utah Pioneers
Lapoint
James Mounce
Jensen News Briefs From Vernal And Nearby
Community notes report Hugh Stewart and son traveling to Heber City for work, summer plans with Sam Fratt, Miss Vonda Wall returning from BYU to Vernal, Vonda employed at Utah Auto Court, John Curfew hospitalized in Vernal, a baby girl born to Paul and wife on June 5, Rebecca Stewart hosting Wilt Rose club, Miss Veda Duane visiting Ogden, Lara Well back from BYU, Florence Kelly guest at Wild Rose club, Jensen ladies invited to stake Relief Society at new courthouse lawn, dairy stock test at Jensen on June 10, Aris Win Moon’s death announced with funeral plans pending.
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Hugh Stewart
Onlyvin
Hughie
Heber City
Stewart
Sam
Vonda
Carma Wall
BYU Vonda
Vernal
Utah Auto Court
John
Tim the Hospital
Paul Murray
Rebecca Stewart
Wilt Rose Club
Dst Oakley
Thousand Islands
Veda Duar
Ogden
Gerald Ross
Lara Well
Mya
Florence Kelly
Wild Rose Club
Jensen
Stake Relief Society
New Court House Lawn
Tuesday visit by Mr and Hira Percy Stewart at Roosevelt
On Tuesday Mr and Hira Percy Stewart visited Roosevelt. On Saturday they met with Jesper Butcher and his son Otis and daughter Jessie from Naples who visited Jensen on Sunday.
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Hira
Percy Stewart
Roosevelt
Jesper Butcher
Otis
Jessie
Naples
Jensen
Verbal News of Local Families and Visitors in Lapoint
Local residents report births marriages and visits including grandparents welcoming a baby boy and relatives from Vernal Salt Lake and California. Several families gather for birthdays and church events while students travel for summer handwork instruction and community members visit schools and nearby towns.
Weeds Are No 1 Enemy By Clyde Larsen
Noxious weeds are the top farming threat, spreading deeply and regrowing from roots. Control options include cultivation to starve roots over years or chemical poisoning for small patches, with supervision from the district weed and seed supervisor before any action.
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Clyde Larsen
Range Conservation in Uintah County by Dewitt Grandy of AAA
Uintah county is predominantly range country with 380495 acres of privately owned range land. The 1939 range conservation program covered 8307 acres and those completing range building practices earned 270163 dollars. Uintah County could earn a total of 1697480 dollars.
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Uintah County
Dewitt Grandy
AAA
Range
Uintah
National Marble Finals Set for Riverside Park June 17 22
National finals of the United States marble championship will be held June 17 22 in Riverside Park. No winners in elimination tournaments across the nation will compete in the finals. Pictured is Warry DeBoird of Landenburg aiming the 1039 percent marble shooters.
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United ,States
Range Building in 1840s Conservation Program Impacts Ranches
The text explains a 1840 Range Conservation program offering ranchers a range building allowance within which they earn payments for practices conserving soil and water. It highlights benefits like stock water access, reduced trail damage to forage, water conservation via dams and wells, erosion prevention, and reseeding to restore plant cover through deferred grazing.
Roosevelt visit and local social notes from six weeks
Mr and Mrs Q Allred visited Roosevelt on Tuesday. Clyde Allred accompanied by his sister in law Mrs Edna Warter returned to her home in Spanish Fork last Wednesday after a six week visit with Edna’s sister Mrs Igyivia Allred. Daris Merkley of Jensen visited aunt Mrs Artie Kimball. A Lichac board meeting at the LDS ward house drew over nine attendees with H G Vest as chairman and Mrs Ruth P Hastem among speakers. Independence Woods and Ft Duchesne were represented. Miss Zola Heen is home for the summer after six months in Salt Lake City. On Wednesday evening last week Mr and Mrs Weng Wing hosted a dinner for Miss Genevieve Haynes. The Hendershot property and Log Tremble of Leota bought a building, and Tremble will be the district school bus driver. Mrs Roy Taylor of Ranch et and Mrs Tom Taylor of Price visited old acquaintances Friday. Mr and Mrs John Naylor of Alhambra, California visited Mary Naylor Thursday, left Friday for home, with Miss Naylor accompanying them to Salt Lake and returning Saturday. Mr and Mrs Jay Larsen of Farm Creek and Mrs Larsen’s father Edward Curtis visited the Mary Naylor home Thursday. Mr Curtis took the bus Thursday night.
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Mira Janus Gooddich
Earl Gadd
Lawrence Caldwell
Leo Walker
Goa
Eshop
Ethel Taylor
Vernal
Bob Jarrell
George Justice
Indian Beach
James Lambert
Lambert
Balt Lake
Lapoint
John Lambert
Lee Caldwell
Howerd
Willam GQ. Caldwell
Thelma & Winn
Allerta
A C McKinnon
Jacob Neilson
May Warburton
Eiza Neilson
Joy Madge Walker
Ray Schiller
Merlin Reynolds
Salt Lake
Albert Thompson
George Thompson
California
Garoline Thompson
Thompson
Harold & Hullinger
Ivan Perry
Mra
Hayden Foster Javing
Marion
Iara Asher Caldwell
Craig Blaine
Dorothy
Vince
Rudolph
Chuck) Taylor
Lyle
Myrna
Adam Kump
Wai
Shir
Nodley Horrocks
Orvil Hullinges
A. Anderson
Gilbert Albel Norton
Sulupsenlig
Olinge
Fubert Steele
Tuo 1 Ie
Arto
Dallas Bigelow
Cteir Jensen
Althealand
Deah
Q Allred
Roosevelt
Clyde Allred
Edna Warter
Spanish Fork
Igyivia Allred
Daris Merkley
Jensen
Visting
Artie
Kimball
Lds Ward House
H G iVest
Ruth P {Hastem
Independence Woods
Ft Duchesne
Zola Heen
Salt Lake City
Weng Wing
Genevieve Haynes
LCG Hendershot
Log Tremble
Leota
Tremble
Roy Taylor
Ranchett
Tom Tylor
Price
John Naylor
Alhambra
Calif
Route to Hades Center Draws Several Visitors
Mrs Marie Domaam of Heyburn Idaho arrived Saturday and plans to spend the summer visiting in Gusher. Mrs R Attiberry of Los Angeles visits her sister Mrs Nancy Gibreath this week. Miss Genevieve Haynes returned to Salt Lake City Monday after two weeks at her father’s home. John Mahoney is here at work. Nis gilsonite claim one and a half miles north of Gusher.
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Hades Center
Marie Domaam
Heyburn
Idaho
Gusher
R Attiberry
Los Angeles
Nancy Gibreath
Genevieve Haynes
Salt Lake
John Mahoney
Nis
Gilsonite
Willow Creek News Briefs and Local Visit Highlights
Rube Squier bought a new truck last week for Miss Donna Leech of Apalco works for Mrs Rube Squier this summer. Marian Nelson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harden Nelson of Bo nanze Miners, visits with Russie Broome. Roy Bartholomew traveled to Vernal. Monds also noted. WCC club held its monthly meeting Friday at the schoolhouse with a lunch. Austin Wardle and Ray G La Jbrummers were seen along the creek Thursday. Broome and daughter Russie and Marian Nelson visited Vernal Saturday with Mr and Mrs Abe Hatch and the Hatchs.
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LEW Prscsphcote
Rube Squier
Donna. Leech
Apalco
Marian Nelson
Harden Nelson
Bonanze
Russie Broome
Roy Bartholomew
WCC
Austin Wardle
Ray G
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