Local social and community notices from Vernal area
Davis and Henry Slaugh from the Country Boy mine returned Tuesday with their mother Mrs Ella Slaugh and Mrs Mary Kolb. Bert Hammond moves his family to Moe for the summer. A farewell party for Mr and Mrs Frank Zufelt and family featured a program and dance. The Naples ward presented Hurley's Ranch to good response with a dance afterward. Local visits included Karl Collier with Nathan Chivers and Irvin Eaton with Halер Witbeck. J Edwin Collier returns from winter mining. George A Slaugh judged a Naples debate. John Postma judged a musical contest. Mike Alme arrives from Kenilworth with his father. Miss Sarah Smuin visits. Von Simper improves from pneumonia. Martin Atwood moves east of William Johnson's homestead.
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Henry
Fred Slaugh
Ella Slaugh
Mary Kolb
Uintah
Bert Hammond
Sunnyside
Intonda
Moe
Frank Zufelt
Frank Hatch
Vernal
Naples Ward
Karl Collier
Nathan Chivers
Mra
Irvin Eaton
Haler Witbeck
Mutual
von Simper
Martin Atwood
William Johnson
Ashley 4 1 David Karren and Billy Jones Leave Ranch
Local notes report David Karren Sr and Billy Jones driving cattle to the Fange on Blue Mountain. Sidney Morrison visits from Brush Creek. Mary James marries a steel plant boss near Provo on Feb 23. Church events and teaching staff changes noted.
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David Karren
Billy Jones
Karren
Blue Mountain
Sidney Morrison
Brush Creek
Henry Rhoades
Walter Corless
Pack
Allan
Hope Seeley
J. W Bastian
Jones Place
Merriel Karren
Sunnyside
Jennie Beddo
L. N. Meredith
Misa Mary James
Provo
H. S. Olson
Alice Olson
Enoch Swain
Clyde Campbell
Clair Preece
Myton
Lafe Richardson
Misa Jensen
Ashley
John Stage
Ronald Preece
Fred Feltch
Fort Duchesne Whiterocks Roundup Of Local Residents
William Ford repair work near the Whiterocks slaughter house. Roy Smith and Leonard LeRose updated to Indian school police roles. Mrs Druce Maxwell visiting to help with measles in the Campbell Litater family. Dr Thompson and sons in town. Fred Reynolds brought Vernal apples. Mrs Charles Thompson left the school to run the Fort Duchesne hotel. J Murray and C Thompson joined E Pike on a Seeton trip. Mr and Mrs Frank Davis Alice Long and Roy Smiths party visited Roosevelt. Dr Myres and Mrs Shaw visited Leeton and Fort Duchesne. Joe Nash in Whiterocks on business. James Wamiore and Thomas Hubbard returned from Fort Duchesne hospital. Charles Guyon visited daughter Mrs Reed. J Quinn Indian died. Alce Pigeon Sakulkent died near Whiterocks after injuries from a prior beating. She left two girls at Indian school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ford
Fort Duchesne
U. S. Indian Service
Whiterocks
Roy Smith
Indian School Police
Leonnard LeRose
Druce Maxwell
Campbell Litater
Dr. Thompson
Fred Reynolds
Roosevelt
Myres
Peter Shaw
Leeton
Joe Nash
James Wamiore
Thomas Hubbard
Charles Guyon
Charles Reed
J. Quinn
Alce Pigeon Sakulkent
Cedarview News Roundup From Gusher And Nearby
Mr and Mrs Frank Winn return to Gusher after a visit with children. Mr and Mrs Morris Winn and Mr and Mrs Lon Perry host relatives at Blue Bell. C C Collett transacts business at Roosevelt. Mrs Laura Hunting of Vernal dies of pneumonia at her daughter’s home after wintering here. she is 74, buried beside her husband in Vernal. Bishop and Mrs Todd and others visited Fort Duchesne. Victor King arrives from Spanish Fork to visit wife and baby and relatives. Elmer Pope and Newell Snyder transact business at Fort Duchesne. Snyder family visits at Bennett. Reese Clayburn and family visit Cedarview. Large turnout attends Roosevelt convention. A birthday party for Francis is noted. Alice Dorton visits Hayden. Warren and Max Robison of Red-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Winn
Gusher
Morris Winn
Lon Perry
Bluebell
C. C. Collett
Roosevelt
Laura Hunting
Vernal
James Tromley
Hunting
George J. Hunting
Dragon
Alma N. Timothy
Jensen
Ashley Valley
Bishop
Thomas Todd
Emma Powell
Melvin
Sylvia Houtz
Fort Duchesne
Richard Adams
Vernal Miller
Bennett
Cedarview
Victor King
Spanish Fork
Utah
Tspanish Fork
Elmer Pope
Newell Snyder
Sam Snyder
Reese Clayburn
Midview
Wires
Gortha Workman Confined By Pneumonia Recovery Progress
Cap spent a few days here the past week. Gortha, the little daughter of Mr and Mrs German Workman, has been very sick the past week with pneumonia but so slowly recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cap
Gortha
German Workman
Local Notes From Glines Area Report Family Ills and Minor Accidents
Farmers busy with spring work as Warren Abplanary falls from a horse but sustains only minor injuries. Various residents travel to Salt Lake City and nearby towns for work, health matters, and basketball. Measles and quarantine flags appear, with parish meetings, a bond issue discussion, and social events including card parties and a beehive program upcoming.
Pneumonia Strikes Five Year Old Ray Goodrich
On Thursday evening Mr and Mrs Parley Goodrich took their five year old son Ray to Ver nal where he had fallen ill Tuesday with pneumonia. By midweek he was reported to be improving as authorities noted a state veterinary inspection was underway.
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Parley Goodrich
Vernal
Ray
Tridell visits, medical tests, and local travel noted
In Tridell Dr A Theodore Johnson and Erastus Peterson tested cattle for tuberculosis with no local cases found. William Pierce ferried the doctor. Alma Macham traveled to Vernal Saturday with a party including Bishop Horace Morrill and the Bartletts for a birthday social honoring President Wallace Calder. Rood Morrill played basketball at Bennett versus Lapoint. Lapoint did not attend. Turkeys from Tridell moved toward Salt Lake markets. Mrs Mary Glines went to Vernal for treatment after a rib injury from ligaments. Elmer Morrill drove her. Sheriff Lara Richardson visited Tridell midweek. Mrs Margaret Ross left for Price due to her father’s illness. Joseph Gimnes stays in Vernal to assist his mother’s recovery. Roy Atwood family visited Vernal Sunday.
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Tridell
A. Theodore Johnson
Erastus Peterson
Thore
William Pierce
Alma Macham
Vernal
Pagslengora
Horace Morrill
George H. Bartlett
A. M Lyman
Stephen M. Ross
Frank Morrill
Wallace Calder
Alice Morrlll
Rood Morrill
Bennett
Lapoint
Balt Lake City
Mary Glines
Elmer Morrill
Lara Richardson
Margaret Ross
Prica
Joseph Gimnes
Roy Atwood
Vote YES at the school bond election March 8
Voters are urged to support a school bond vote set for March 8. The ballot asks Yes for the proposed funding, with campaign messaging stressing school facilities and programs. Event details appear in local notices and political notices across precincts.
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Uintah Railway CO
Mack, Colorado and
Watson, Utah
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Mack, Colorado
L. D. Sprague
Mack
Colorado
Warren Abplanary
William Stone
O. M. Calder
M. M. Batty
Salt Lake City
John Abplanalp
Lawrence Galley
Bonner Alexander
Bob Jarrell
Lucinda C. Duke
Pheobe C. Litster
Carl Curtis
Thomas Jenkins
George McCurdy
Marion Batty
U. H
James Hofeltz
Alva Alexander
Don Roberts
Charles Batty
Lea Caldwell
Myron Roberts
Pardon Dodds
Dodds
Charles ,Batty
Lawrence Abbegglan
Lewis Galley
John Bell
E.R. Wardle
Genes
Manila
James
Our Parents
Don Batty
Earl Wardle
Don
Earl
Mr. Wardle
Wardle
Maeser
the Mutual
Teidell
Pack-Allan Coal Co
Vernal Fur CO
Uintah Abstract Company (Incorporated
U. S. Land Q Office
State Land Office
Chase, Davis
Vernal, Utah
Leslie Ashton Hardware Co
Winchester
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