Visitors and locals note church and conference ties
Maxine Stevens and Miss Clara Wall visit Bishop Wall. Clara returns to Salt Lake City to nurse at L D hospital. Roosevelt conference attendees include L C Wall and many locals. Electric storm shocks Pretta Stevens briefly. Hay production prep underway as farmers plan haying. Various visits from Salt Lake City, Provo, and Roosevelt noted. G F S sale and B Y U A dance set for Saturday. Winters to Price for work. multiple local visits and meetings reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanna Wall
Lyman
Wye
Clara Wall
Salt Lake City
Bishop L. Cc. Wall
L. D
Roosevelt
L. C. Wall
David Burgi
Co. E. Hill
Howar Stevens Wester Harris
Ethel
Etella
Ester Stevens
Lila Harris
Maxine Stevens
Mary Burgt
Muriel Chandler
Ivan Hill
William Smith
J. C. Wall
Leota
Randlett
J. P. Stevens
Pretta Stevens
Ed. Perry
J. W. Harrison
Ranchett
Local notes from Colton and Roosevelt stake events
Mrs Nelson Ren n et t R Lewis Reporter John Haslem returned from American Folk with a party of high school students who passed Colton after a fire that destroyed half the town. Boy Scouts worked on a swimming hole site. Parley Lambert and family visited from Price via Logan and Kam aA. Roosevelt stake conference saw Byron Colton as president, E Lambert and F Munser as counselors. Elders ordained, Seventies reorganized, Apostle George F Richards spoke. Bee inspector Calder found foul brood. coop disease efforts ongoing. Death of Alonzo Mitchells sister in Salt Lake City reported. funeral set. River rising rapidly due to recent heat and heavy snow. Joshua Haslem and son trip to Vertaal. Clair Haslem hatching turkeys but results below hopes. Bishop Horrocks planning a trip to Price with a load of wool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Haslem
Colton
Price
Mrs. Lambert
Orlands
Logan
Kamaa
Roosevelt Stake
William H., Smart
Byron O. Colton
Smart
E. Lambert
F. Munser
Bennett Ward
John McKowen
James Harnshaw
William G. Adams
Melvin C. Bolton
Sidney A. Brighton
Ray E. Dillman
Alonzo Mitchell
Salt Lake
Salt Lake City
Joshua Haslem
John
Vertaal
Clair
Joseph Horrotks Ia
Pri¢e
Misses Lisle and Oberhanaley Return from Salt Lake City
Evelyn Peterson reports Blanche Lisle Laura Oberhanaley and others returned home Wednesday from Salt Lake City where they have been attending school the past winter Melba and Bernice Gardner have also returned from Provo where they have been
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisle
Blanche Anda Laura Oberhanaley
Salt Lake City
Melba
Bernice Gardner
Provo
Water woes and community notes in Maonaint Dell
The report details rapid rainfall with the old ditch head washing out, forcing locals to enlarge Dan Adams ditch for irrigation. Home visits and comings go on as Mrs. Beck returns from town, Ernest Caldwell and Alton Heck visit, and neighbors like Clyde Hecking, Billy Hall, Mrs. Stexa Alexander, Josh Hall and others travel or host. Dewey MacConkie delivers the Sunday missionary talk, first in many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Adam's
Steve Beck
Ernest Caldwell
Clyde
Iona Hecking
Billy Hall
Stexa Alexander Ag
Maeser
Orson Hall
Buster Hatch
Josh Hall
Hall
Mia
Mark Caldwell
Dewey MacConkile
Alton Heck
Relief Society and community notes from Tridems ward
Sunday Relief Society conference at the ward house featured Varna visitors Blake and Mrs. Batty with Mrs. John N. Davis and Bishop Davis, plus a program led by Mrs. Davis. Monday the Sea Gull girls hiked White Rocks on the Uinta river, with lawn party hosted by William Harvey. A canal washout near White Rocks Ouray valley caused brief concern but no lasting damage. Morley Merkley bought an auto. Paul Wilson and Miss Marle Jones visited from different towns as Tridel guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varna
Blake
Pamilia Batty
John N. Davis
Anna Bartlett
Davis
Sea Gull
Primary Association
White Rocks
Uinta River
Lella Morkley
Thora Harvey
William Harvey
Ouray Valley Canal
Golden Merkley
Lapoint
Maeser
le Roy Morr
Vernal
Community Notes From Diamond Mountain Area
Local column records travel and visits across the Diamond Mountain region. J J Gumner returns from Diamond Mountain while Joseph Wicks Sr and Joe head to Sunnyside Utah for work. Several residents visit relatives or travel for health and business, and a ten pound baby was born to D A Jacobsen’s family on June 16. Community members report illnesses, vacations, and social visits with neighbors and longtime residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Gumner
Diamond Mountain
Jozeph Wicks
Joe
Sunnyside
Utah
Geneva Ross
Sim Ross
William Mantle
Jonsen
William Sprouse
Lapoint
Sadie Druflafa
Ivan Ross
John Eston
Christiann McCurdy
Juniper Springs
Jamey Hair
Duchesne
Social for Girls and Local Meetings Reported
Ashley Mrs David Karren hosted a girls social with games and lunch at her home last Saturday. Milas Jona Rich ardzon hosted guest Miss Qaldia Crystal of American Fury, while President Wallace Calder Way spoke at Sunday Sacrament meeting. Mrs John has recovered from appendicitis and is in Manila Utah. Mr Karren will stay on Blue Mountain to help with hay. James Bedde works at John Bennett ranch in Manila. Mrs James Swatt and children visit Lewis Allen relatives, Miss Edis Bourdett visits, Miss Orleen Smith from Myton visits Mrs Frank Steinaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladden
D. A. Jacobsen
Babe
Ivan Turner
Deep Creek
Ed. Martin
Blue Mountain
Jas
H. Wallis
Utah Public Health Association
Willam
Grate
Idaho
George Collett
Collett
Thomas Mantle
James O'Neil, Jr
Washington
Karl Cohart
East Lake City
Emma Johnson
John B. Eaton
John
Manila
Utah
Mra
David Karren
Saus
Karren
James Bedde
John Bennett
James Swatt
Lewis Allen
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Ofice
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Rex
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Whitlock
Lepton Friay
J. J. Horrockt
P. Bowen
Amanda Pace
Haydon
J. A. Olsen
Neols
Hayden
Rennett
Nelson R. Lewis
Evelyn Peterson
USCO
United States
Copright
fireCo
OSCO
Rubber Company Tire and At
Rubber
U.S
Vernal Auto CO
Maontain Dell
Alra
J. L. Caldwell
Alice Morrill
Relief Society
A. A
Ashley
Otla Weeks
Bea Hive
Misa Qaldia Crystal “of
American Fury
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Wallace Calder Way
Sacrament Meeting
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