Local notes from Fort Duchesne and area
Phoebe COC Harrod Palmer and family rest here overnight while moving to Lapoint. Local sports include a close Wilson vs. White Rock game with Wilson favored to play again Saturday. A farm bureau meeting pursued member recruitment. Wallace Stark of Ouray seeks medical care for rheumatism. Various visits, hatchings, and a cantata prep for Easter mark the community week with multiple local residents traveling, visiting, or ill. No school held in Lila Englebresten’s room Thursday and Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoebe Coc
Litster
Harrod Palmer
Lapofint
Boy
Wilson
Farm Bureau
Wallace Stark
Ouray
J. W Maxwell
Tabonla
Ross Crandall
Bruce Maxwell
Whiterocks
Jasper Elliott
Kneale
Fryer
Roosevelt
Local events and sports mix in Lapoint notices
Sunday services featured Bishop Morrill Rollin Armitstead and A W Nebe ker as speakers. A large Thursday crowd attended a basketball game between married men of both weights, zl to 7 in favor of the ble men. Other pullers and dances, a free lunch by Y M I A, and hall funds were noted. Local visits include Mr and Mrs Gilney from Vernal and Mrs Addie Garranger visiting relatives. Numerous community movements and illnesses are reported alongside travel and school games with Neola as the basketball opponent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Morrill
Tridell
Rollin Armitstead
A. W. Nebeker
Ble
Allen Angus
Gilney
Vernil
Dean Bigelow
Addie Garranger
Fort Duchesne
Garranger
Arthur Woolley
William Clark
Obegnan
Bart
Clicile Marshall
Vernal
Jim Marshall
Cilde Gerfeld
Gladys Caldwell
C. A. Thompson
Delroy Angus
Jensen
George Shelton
Duchesne City
Bri
Clark
J. H. Boys
Neola
Jensen News Roundup From Vernal And Jensen
Mrs Atta Chatwin returned from Vernal after nursing Mrs David Karten Jr. Miss Eva Kelley spent last week in Vernal with her mother. Hart and Hugh Stewart toured the mountain. Mr and Mrs Andrew Murray hosted Saturday night with Righ Five and thirty guests. Elmer Snow and Hugh Snow with others traveled to Vernal. Azer Johnson of Vernal visited Friday and Saturday. Delroy Angus and Andrew Dudley Jr hosted a weekend gathering. Bertha Dudley visited Vernal. Jim Nicoles was in Jensen last week. Marion Dudley hosted a Tuesday evening party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atta Chatwin
Vernal
David Karten
Eva. Kelley
Hart
Hugh Stewart
Andrew Murray
Righ
Elmer Snow
Hugh Snow
Azer Johnson
Jensen
Delroy Angus
Andrew Dudley, Jr
Bertha Dudley
Vernalste
Jim Nicoles
Marion Dudley
Whiterocks Irrigation Board Meets For Incoming Continuity
The outgoing board of Whiterocks Irrigation hosts a meeting with the incoming board to ensure business continuity. Leland Morrill has completed painting and plastering his new residence and it is ready for occupancy. Cold nights persist with daytime thawing, and Bishop Horace Morrill and Bishop Roy Taylor halted a Vernal trip due to heavy mud slowing progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiterocks Irrigation Company
Leland Morrill
Horace Morrill
Roy Taylor
Vernal
Cedarview Local Notes Mix of Births Visits and Events
Community items report births including a son born February 14 to Mr. and Mrs. Elden Anderton with mother and baby doing well. A Parents Teachers play titled The Hand of the Law was held at the Morfard Amusement Hall Tuesday. Superintendent Moore of Duchesne County schools visited schools on Wednesday. Bishop Thomas Todd transacted business in Myton Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Allred of Rainbow welcomed a baby boy born February 18. Mrs. Alfred is at her parents’ home. Mrs. Sarah Shaffer and Victor King were Roosevelt visitors Tuesday. A large crowd attended the Roosevelt convention Saturday. Davisd Timothy spoke at Sunday School and Sacrament meeting. Sea Gull girls presented Katy's New Hat with a baby-show by dolls. Albert Smith of Wells visited friends Thursday. Mrs. Joseph King spent time at the saw mill with her husband. The Neala play Coworades was well received Friday evening. A farm bureau was organized with a meeting held Wednesday. Mrs. 460 Clark of Monpaichig visited Mrs. Fred Curtis. Elmer Pope transacted business at Roosevelt Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ars
Kate Snyder
Elden Anderton
Babe Daing Nicely
Teachers’association of
Rainbow
Alfred Ifs
Joseph Timothy
Sarah Shaffer
Inlaw
Victorr King
Roosevelt
Davisd
Timothy
Vernal
Sea Gull
Katy
Cradib
Irls
Albert Smith
Wells
Joseph King
Farm Bureau
460 Clark
Monpaichig
Fred Curtis
Elmer Pope
Maeser news notes and community updates
The Maeser community reports travel for medical treatment, social events, and illness updates. Families relocate for care, scarlet fever, measles, and grippe cases affect residents, with quarantines and doctors visiting. Local activities include MIA events, mutual programs, birthday celebrations, and ward services reflecting a period of winter and illness.
Rainbow: Clem Perkins Birthday Surprise at Reservation Camp
Clem Perkins left for his Reservation home last week and celebrated his 2le birthday with friends who hosted a surprise party. Several campers fell ill, including Mrs. Sarah Weat Miss Bertha McCarrell and Warren Dillngs. Jesse Hatch departed for Price and Francis McCarrell returned from Vernal after attending his grandmother Amanda McCarrells funeral on February 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clem Perkins
Mr. Perkins
Thomas Sijkha
Sarah Weat
Bertha McCarrell
Warren Dillngs
Jesse Hatch
Price
Francis McCarrell
Vernal
Amanda McCarrell
Roosevelt Culture Club meeting at Naylor Hotel
The Culture Club of Roosevelt met at the Naylor hotel on February 18 with forty-two attending. An excellent supper followed by dancing and cards. Members included Mrs A Sauer and W F Sauer who returned from mining work in Cripple Creek and Salt Lake City respectively. Mr Hindershot and W H Donaldson also traveled, the Colton infant showing slight improvement after illness. A program by Yethqal children honored Washington's birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culture Club
Roosevelt
Naylor Hotel
W. F. Sauer
Cripple Creek
Colorado
Salt Lake
Donald-son
Salt Lake City
O. Colton
Wishington
Local News Snippet From Last Week Recap
Leslie Duke arrived from the saw mill in the latter part of last week. Mr and Mrs Ed Martin departed on a trip guests attended an event included in the sparse report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern ‘Ross
Leslie Duke
Ed Martin
Local notes from Altetra ward and visitors
ALTERRA Mr and Mrs Thomas Corbett from Tabiongara visiting Mrs Corbett's parents Mr and Mrs Robert H Hall They report snow 24 feet deep there now After her setback Mrs John P Baker is able to be up and around again The convention held Saturday was well represented by Altetra ward Lloyd Panter spoke at Sacrament meeting Sunday Ward auxiliary organizations restructured Primary Relief society and Mutual Elizabeth Winn now primary president with Retta Rawlings first counselor and May O'Neil second counselor Relief society president Mrs Alice Gardner and first counselor Mrs Flora Reynolds and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Corbett
Tabiongara
Retta Rawlings
May O'Neil
Relief Society
Alice Gardner
Flora Reynolds
Randlett School Parents Enjoy Washington Birthday Program
A cheerful Washington Birthday program at Randlett school featured a Beehive girls comedy in three acts, Campfire girls singing, readings by Boyd Stevens and C L Knight, a sixaphone solo by Francis Harrison, and a dance with refreshments. Mrs Stella Thacker was home to care for her mother in Muneser amid community activities on February 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randlett
Washington
Stella Thacker
Muneser
Songze
Boyd Stevens
C. L. Knight
Francis Harrison
Notice for Publication in Vernal Utah 1923
Department of the Interior announces that Ernest Eaton of Vernal Utah filed an Enlarged Homestead Entry on July 12 1916 for 8W percent in Utah. The notice records the formal filing action and location for the land entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
St Vernal
Utah
Ernest Eaton
Vernal
Notice of Final Proof for Land Claim at Vernal Utah
BE% Lot 1 Sec 22 NE% NE%4 Bec 37 NY NW NY NBEE Sec 26 Township 2 South Range 33 East Ulatah Special Meridian files notice of intention to make final three year proof before the U S Register at Vernal Utah on April 14 1923. Claimant witnesses Leonard Slaugh Wm F Hanson John F Glines and Wi Gillman all of Vernal Utah. Albert Halen Register. First publication March 2 1923. Completion March 30 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Township
Range
Ulatah
Describ
Register of the U
Leonard Slaugh
Wm. F. Hanson
John F. Glines
Wi. Gillman
Vernal, Utah
Beaded Blouse Display Highlights Crepe De Chine
A page feature showcases a beaded crepe de chine blouse with rich bugle bead embroidery. The design emphasizes the craft and style, illustrating intricate beadwork and fashionable presentation for readers.
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Duchesne
Misa Mable Woodard
T. G. Alexander
Brush Creek
Zinna Murray
John Jackson
John Jorgenson
Rangely
Bert Wilkins
Bernard Gardner
J. Harvey
Thomas Horton
Ned Harvey
Alvan Pall
Newell Snow
Lila Englebresten
Lapoint
A. W. Nebecker
Mes
Alicé Snow
Alice “Morrill
Cedarview
Maeser
Thelma Btevens
O. D. Allen
Mary
Yvrovo
Dante
Elva Eaton
Kermit Young
Ray Stringham
Hans Hanson
John Ashby
Altonth
Joseph P. Hacking
Don B. Colton
George Wilson
la Grippe
Leon Christensen
Carl Richens
Nettle Richens
Ru- Jon
Chicago
Ill
Hammond
Burnette
Martin
James O’nell, Jr
Haller Erekson
Floyd Ross
Bim Rona
Moses Doren
Boren
Eddie Hoeft
Hoeft
Ray Pickup
Will Read
Albert Harris
Sunnyside
Mira
Abe Harris
Wilda Reed
Will Reed
Claude Eaton
Tillie Bey
Mirs
Hazel Hoeft
Martha Hart
Eaton
Wilford Caldwell
Ben
Hyrum Mantle
Clytie
Earl Marshall
Ton Roberts
George
Isaac Rots
Clarence Bird
Lapolat
Bert Singerton
Ester Carrolls
Elsie McKee
Glines Ward
Andrew Vernon
Grace A. Lamberty
Shelf Hall
Dry Folk
California
Easy ‘Alexander
Dry Fork
Granger
Verda Hair
Glines
Joseph McKea
Dixon of
Nicadena Isatksen
Elizabeth Winn
Ellen Dean
Roland O'Neil
A. Sauer
Heporter
Alterra
Coe Ee OU
Fater I. Workman
Maxine Stevens
Albert Halen
Register
Jensen, Utah
Kelly Merc. CO
Globe-Wernicke
Globe-Werniche Sectional Bockenses
L. H. Woodard. CO
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