Local Correspondents Report Weekend Visits and Moves
Gilbert Smuin and family visit Craig Cole area while Mrs Emma Fairfax of Ralé visits her daughter Mrs Gordon Smuin. Theod er collier and Fawn Winward visit from Salt Lake City and speak at Sacrament meeting. Numerous residents relocate move or host relatives with several seeing improvements and new homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Smuin
Craig
Cole
Emma Fairfax
Ralé
Gordon Smuin
James Ellisriiz
Lapoint
Theodore Collier
Fawn Winward
Salt Lake City
Joseph Atwood
Craig Cole
Angus Slaugh
Ray Holenbeck
Ouragata
Hollenbecks
George Johnston Rose Holmes
Alfred Simper
Lorenla
Foy Thompson
Joseph Collier
Naples
Community Notes From Rainbow and Nearby Residents
Local residents share visits at Rainbow including Fussman, Case, Kelly, and Wilkins families. Couples return home from work trips while Emma Fairfax and Gordon Brumman host gatherings with relatives. Melba Kelly travels to Salt Lake City for a two week visit. Victor Neilson and Bert Wilkins visit Rainbow. Ford truck purchases noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainge
Victor Neilson
Bert Wilkins
Rainbow
Garrett and
Sidon Case
Lloyd Gilroy
Harley Wilkins
Relief Society conference and community notices in Lapo
Sunday conference of the Relief Society held with stake board members present including Mrs John N Pavis Mrs Agnes Calder and Mrs May Calder. Program featured song monologue talks current events and social service lesson with several participants. a shower for Mrs Orthia Swann followed. Community visits note relatives in Roosevelt Vernal Neola plan to move to Canada and work in Elko Nevada. many locals listed visiting, moving, or job changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stake Board
John N Pavis
Agnes E Calder
May Calder
Hattie Hacking
Gala Cardwell
F Clexe
Lena Marshall
Mira Martha Lamoreaux
Dorothy Thompson
Lucy Rackham
Vernal
Local families visit in Naples community notes
Naples County Commissioner Parley H Goodrich and family visited with his mother Mrs H Mf Goodrich. Mrs John T Kay headed to Salt Lake City with her son in law Air York. Albert M Goodrich to employ Franz of Salt Lake City for the summer. J Jerome Goodrich and family toured from the mine and visited relatives. Flocele Hoesch left for Wyoming to assist with Josaph H Gardiner’s illness. Albert M Goodrich left for Logan to attend summer school at the Agricultural college. JI W Olsen and William Gardiner left to work between Green River and the K ranch. Luther Gale and family visited from the mines. Wm P Merrell and wife hosted them. Filmer Lindho and family ranching in Dry Fork visited Sunday afternoon. Wilard Oren is doing road work on the Daggett road. No home comrons Sunday. LaVell Manwaring, Albert Mcfenry and Win Merrell were called on to occupy the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T Kay
Salt Lake City
Air York
Franz
Albert M Goodrich
Jerome Goodrich
Flocele Hoesch
Wyoming
Josaph H Gardiner
Logan
Agricultural College
JI W Olsen
William Gardiner
Green River
Luther Gale
Dry Fork
Wihard Olren
Daggett Road
LaVell Manwaring
Albert Mcfenry
Merrell
Tridell Community News From Vernal to Roosevelt and Back
Tridell residents traveled to Lapoint for Fing day exercises while Ilsa Lazelie Kitchen visited Vernal. Wm Cook and family shuttled between Vernal and Roosevelt for business and church matters. Locals praised Granit Morrill for winning the Lancery contest and honored his music. A new baby boy arrived to Mt and Mrs Oscar Lyman on June 1. Men and boys cleaned and fenced the school grounds as Relief Society and YS members arranged meals for workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tridell
Lapoint
Ilsa Lazelie Kitchen
Vernal
Familly
David Morrill
George H Bartlett
Roosevelt
Horace “Morrill
Farr Martins
Grant Morrill
Sattake City
Utah
Granit
Bovn
Forrest Goodrich
Saat Lake City
Ilsa Eihel McConkie
MecConkie
University of Utah
Mra
Oacar Lyman
Wm Cook
Alneaa
Ward Chapel
Borg Ot Tridel
Chanel
Relief Society
Rwerkers
Alice Morris
Glines Sacrament Meeting Attendance Report
Sunday session convened at 12 30 with Archie John son Sterling Haws and Nathan Hunt. Ward clerk David Dean filed report. Sterling Haws visited his sister Mina Hodgkinson. Vila Stewart of Park City visited Mia Ina Yarris. Letha Hall stayed overnight with June Erekton. Albert Harrig of Manila was present.
Whiskerless Farmer mocks modern farming fashions abroad
The amuculat piece from the American Darn Pureau federation tours rural areas across twenty five states. It notes surprise at the scarcity of well dressed farmers with whiskers and borders on satirical about farmer attire. It argues farmers wear practical clothing suited to work and stay connected with modern news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dom Wemi
University chemist Defends Nutritive Claims Against Rumors
A science department head at the University of Pulfaio defends a claim about the digestibility of a common product. He does not explain his method but suggests the issue could arise from heavy doughnut consumption by several groups including messenger boys, clerks, students, and waterfront workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Pulfaio
Uztrut
Hte
Thas Contluelon
Reconciliation Centenary Tone Echoes in Trench Tribute
A reflective piece notes French government adoption of Herriot's centenary proposal as a symbol of reconciliation with Germany. It recalls Beethovens mythic last words and frames the moment as a hopeful harmony between nations despite a long feud, with a cornerstone laid for lasting friendship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trench
Reet
Herriot
Locarro
Beethoven
France
Vacation plans tailored to individual needs improve health
A manufacturing firm found absence and illness linked to vacation timing and season. Over six years a physician supervised executives health. each man received a vacation prescribed by the doctor, boosting efficiency and well being.
Local community notes on travel, visits and engagements
The column lists residents visiting relatives and towns in Duchesne, Brush Creek, and Fort Duchesne, with families traveling, social events such as a Relief Society parade, and weddings. It mentions new clubs organizing, hay cutting starting, and multiple household visits, reflecting a busy rural week.
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Alonzo Atwood
Paul Watking
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Ruplea
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Holmes Hag
Henry Slaugh
Chirley Goodrich
Chiveri
Flo Sale
Shiner
Tueeday
Emme Workman
Henry Workman
Harold Workman
Gusher Mire
Jdy Atwood
Marlon Mamaaring
Margaret Watkins
Grandma Southam
Hazel’ Richang
Watson
May Jenkins
Jensen
CG Fussman
Metrovia
Calif
Mr Fussman
Bert Case Benj
Kelly
Melba
Douglas Chew
Ralph Cage
White River
Saturda
Wag
Hera
Ona Woolles
Sarah B Bingham
Glake
Frith Wilkins
Cele
Wilkinag Willl
WR @lubman
Rtamsey Stwarthin Aceh
Sarah Richardson
Andrew Dudley
Richardson
Milo Snow
Mra Gorden Smuin
Wika Pappos
al Wilkins
Mary Po Witking
Emma Falrfax
Harley Wilking
Gordon Bmumn
Ertin Wilking
Bert Wilking
George Wilkins
Fimma Fairfax
Rile Chew
Mike Pappos
Melba Kelly
Ralph Case
Bfp Kelly
Joseph & Dudley
Tom Ainge
Eva Wilson
David A Lamoreaux
LaVar Mullins
Kelg Norton
Clyde Jarrell
Glen Reed
Orthia Swann
Hilton Marx
George Jenking
Frank Jenkins
Roger Horrocks
Neola
Charles Balne
Elko Nevada
Goon
Jess Hullinger
Lorin Roagg
Ora Nebeker
Charles T Taylor
Misa Peerless Neilson Lavar Mulling Afr
H Mujlins
Edward Kump Tuth
Hilda Nyberé
Prairie Dogs
Jane Cook
Tritett
Buick
S. Carter
Clalir
Vernal, Utah
Vernal Milling
Parley H Goodrich
Tridenl
H Mf Goodrich
Wilbur Glavris
Clarion Stair
Vera Ffawa
Grace Duke
Duchesne
Heliday
Lawrence Galley
Brush Creek
Felteh
den Roberta
Mra Roberts
Rocky Ford
Cole Leon Qalley
Glineys Relief Society
Orghena Hall
Theda Nad
Calder
Martin Fletcher
Fletchers
John Hartle
Fort Drchesne
Sterling Haan
Brush
Creak
Henry Abplanalp
Jacobson
Wella
Verona
Flien Hava
Verdin Johnson
Theorat Erekson
Balt Lake City
John Hodgkinson
Huey
Grandma
Chivers
Jamey
Martin Curtis
Lowell Wardell
Marie MecConkie
Glines
Frank Carroll
Georgs
Ier
Vernal Electric Shop
Young Len
Mma
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