Rangely sees state road work and local travel notes
Engineers assessed Rangely District No 2 with a $5000 state appropriation for road work on Stadtman Mesa and Picenre Hill. George Wear will oversee operations starting at Stadtman Mesa, with several district routes including Rangely Meeker and Rangely West Douglas, showing improvement since work began. Local events include dances, visits to Grand Junction, and numerous residents traveling for medical, shopping, and business trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enoieer
H L. Jenness
Grenwood Springs
Rangely
Stadtman Mesa
Picenre Hill
George Wear
Henry Stadtman
Vernal
Douglas
Rangely-Meeker
Douglas Creek
Fred A. Nichols
Jenness
Family notices and local travels in Jensen region
Arthur Rector attends the funeral of George Leys in Fruita. Mrs L. White and Mrs Cari Meyers shop in Vernal. Residents visit kin in Clifton and Rangely while oil work progresses. Calef injured eye from a steel flake. Local workers plan coal transport from the Reed Picker line. Several residents visit, recover, or plan trips in Utah and Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Rector
Fruita
George Leys
L. 5
White
Atrs Cari i Meyers
Vernal
Mirs White
Lewis Kinney
Miss Grace
Ciliton
Tona
Tone Steele
Douglas Creek
L. E Jones
L . White
Rangely
California Company
Calef
Lester Kinney
Joehn
Brandt
Winston Bookkeeper
Cook
Fred Finnicum
M* Hicks
Clifton
Don Finnicum
Reeter
Tmo
Finnicum
Grand Va le
Wm Abbot
Dragon
Ranbow
Untah
Grand Junction
White River City
J _ M Johnson
Vernal Utah
Hate Mack
Jensen Socials and Meetings Highlight Local Visits
Mrs Milo Snow and Mrs Wm Neal with Mrs BP Kelly traveled to Vernal for a literary club at Mrs John Harrison’s Ashley ward home. Mr and Mrs Elbert Meeks and Herald Hammond were in Grand Junction from Saturday to Tuesday. Mrs Meeks plans a visit to her parents. Hughes made a business trip to Ett on Thursday. Tuesday evening fifteen Jensen residents enjoyed a social at Imperial Hall for the retiring stake presidency. The WR Club met with Elizabeth Snow last Friday. Ten members attended.
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Love
Douglas Creek
John A Brandt
Jackie
Betty
L. White
Betty Fred A. Nichols
Richard Gillis
Dan Gill
Meeker
Richard
Maryse
Grand Junction
Nichols
Ann
Hector
Aso
Arminta Hudson
Grand Junction Touradsay
Rangely Stores
Reginald Nichols
Batley
Nora Hahn
Hahn
Glenwood
Joe Frzzell
Glenwood Springs
Jess R Kuhlman
Vernal
Kuhlman
Rex
L. E White
Thermae Dinney
Clyde Stevenson
Lester Kinney
Lake Creek
East Douglas Creek
Lester
Durango
Colorado
Kennth
Bil
Pat Crandell
Mary Eien
Bart Owens
Fruta
Grace
Clarence Edison
Edison
Tesiaes
Lu Hil
the Park
Dragon School
Provo
BYU
Yen
Wo. Haven
Rangely
Fpriila
Haven
American Asphalt Association
Mechanic C Kirk
Frusta
Park
Gerald Coltharp
Ed Coltharp
Wmt Witbeck
Lilas Durdick
Nora Hall
Gran Junction
Gran Junction As Far As Flangely
Deasers
Theater
Sate College
Gunnison
Upper Rangely
E Feterson
Owen Wal
H R Wall
Jerry Hatch
Atta Chatwin
Leta
Andrew Dudleys
Haslem
Beverly Hill
Sam Hasem
Jensen
John McLaughlin
Wm Neal
Milo Snow
Wm Schaefermeyer
John Harrison
John Mec-Laughlin
Wm. Neal IR
Kelly
Albert Snow
Hilda Morgan
Mild Snow
Dale Gardner
Dudley Ranch
Green River
Garrett
B P Kelly
Ted Brewer
Maud Atwood
Rock Point Cempeter
Victor Ne'eon
Salt Lake
BP Kelly
Ashley Ward
Elbert Meeks
Herald Hammond
Meeks
Hughes
Ett
Imperial Hall
WR Club
Elizabeth Snow
Second Ward Choir Organized Under Professor Winn
At a regular meeting after Sunday school the Second Ward choir elected officers including Lloyd Crapo as president Alice Caldwell secretary Weldon Bastian Horaren captain of each group and Mary Manwaring as treasurer Lloyd Winn agreed to direct the choir with Mrs Mary Manwaring assisting A gold representation of the young wanted and officials anticipate a marked season with summer educational work outlined by Mr Winn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Ward
Lioyd Crapo
Alice Caldwell
Weldon Bastian Horaren
Lloyd Winn Ha
Mary Manwaring
Neanta
Peng
Winn
Allen Sees Brighter Prospects for Tooele Smelter
TP Allen head of Atlen sunerstandent of At. em Cash Stores with headquart ers in Tooele spoke in Vernal on Wednesday. He said expansions were improving in smelter towns and officials at the plant were reviewing operations to cut melting costs and copper loss. He predicted a safer section and brighter future for the operation and community profits, though he doubted competitive viability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlen Sunerstandent
Tooele
Vernal
Allen
Toxns
Offdala
Trea Hig
Icreasing
Ferymorec
Vir
Allen Wen
Market Prospects For First Class Product At Doorstep
A writer notes strong market potential for premium goods delivered to homes. He claims business is holding up well and asserts the state political scene favors their party, with prospects ahead of opponents in key choices.
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DeLux
Dodge
Lewis Motor CO
Pte
Vernal, Utah
Bers
Douglas Chew
Chandos Wall
Reva Watkins
Lawrence Fountaine
Salt Lake City
A W W Ikins
Foun
Jtaina
Wanda Fallfax
Btr
Peter Case
Bert
Han Hoe
California Sol
Elva
Florence Case
Iris Gardner
Fe Fiullfritz
Pleasant Grove
California
Case
C Fusman
Archie Smith
Liord W.na
Lloyd Winn
2M. Wen
Uintah Gas Co
Silvertown
Lewis Motor Company
Vernal, Uta
Slough Auto Company
Vernal, Utau
Vernal Tire Shop
Vernal, Utaie
Texaco
UTAI
No. Vlnval, Utah
Verdin R. Johnson
Wees Maeser, Utad
Calder
Calder Bros
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