Willow Creek News Roundup
Mrs Riley Fisnn of upper Willow Creek returns from Vernal Sunday. Mr and Mrs Austin Warde of Hill Creek visit Hatch ranch. Ten inches of snow last week marks first real winter weather. The storm benefits ranges. Ned Clark’s children ill with scarlet fever, family recovering. School closed briefly for scarlet fever. Abe Hatch Golden Hatch and Harry Tomlinson visit Vernal. Peas at Ouray nearing completion. River crossing delays halt sheepmen and others near Ouray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riley Fisnn
Wilow Creek
Flynn
Austin Warde
Hill Creek
Hatch Ranch
Ned
Bill Albee
Leota
Abe
Golden Hatch
Harry Tomlinson
Vernal
Ouray
Comple On
Rangely Resident Charles Hefley Dies After Stroke
Charles Hefley longtime Rangely pioneer died February 27 after a stroke two weeks earlier. Funeral held March 1 at Rangely school house with Rev A S Fellers officiating. Survivors include Mrs Glen Sutton and several Rangely residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hefley
Hefley
Rangely School House
A S Fellers
Meeker
Glenn Sutton
Pearl Wrighe
Lela Hahn
Billy Rector
Walter Bowman
Rangely
Lee L. Broner
Elk Springs
Fascom
Baxter Springs
Vernal
C Calvat
Calvat
F. Harmston
Bernard Hazelwood
Atlee
George Knapp
Grand Junction
Levi Knapp
Don Kenney
St Marys Hospital
John Kenney
Sister Kenney
Kenney
Maeser party leaves for Salt Lake City destination
Mr and Mrs Wells Ashby and Mrs Rulon Ashby with Mark M Hall left Monday morning for Salt Lake City. They were accompanied by Miss Thora Ashby and Philip Hall for the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells Ashby
Rulon Ashby
Mark M Hall
Salt Lake City
Thora Ashby
Phiilip Hall
Notice of Publication for 1930 Stockraising Claim at Manila Utah
Department of the Interior General Land Office Salt Lake City Utah publishes notice of intention to make final proof by Leonard Erastus Christensen of Venice California. He filed stockraising homestead entry April 26 1930 for several sections in Township 3 North Range 19 East Salt Lake Meridian with witnesses Leland Mayers Ned Nebeker Earl Gamble and Freq Stoll of Burntfork.|Date first published February 21 1935 last publication March 21 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
General Land Office
Salt Lake City
Utah
Leonard Erastus Christensen
Venice
Calif
Beianwh
Salt Lake Meridian
District Court
Manila
Leland Mayers
Ned Nebeker
Earl] Gamble
Freq Stoll
Burntfork
Thomas F Thomas
Sheriff Sale Notice in Uintah County Utah 1935
A sheriff sale is scheduled in Uintah County Utah by Sheriff Jemery Johnson in the Fourth Judicial District Court. The sale, set for March 16 1935 at the county courthouse, will include real and personal property from a described tract in Section 17 Township 4 South Range 21 East Salt Lake Meridian plus 15 shares of Ashley Upper Irrigation Company stock and ditch rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Judicial District Court
Salt Lake
Ashley Upper Irrigation Company
Jemery Johnson
Uintah County
Utah
DHY
Local community notes mark weddings and arrivals
The week featured a Salt Lake temple wedding, a variety of visitors and benign illnesses, and community events. Gerald Caldwell convalesces after tonsil surgery. Verda Nickell travels to Alpine. Kay Poulson visits Provo. Prom attendance by Clyde Oaks and Vern Dilly. Arthur Barton and others recover from sickness. a baby boy arrives to Warren Perry. a farewell for Vernal visitors. and multiple funeral and temple activities provide the week’s social rhythm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Gerald Caldwell
Verda Nickell
Alpine
Elda Nash Verda
Verdin Johnson
Kay Poulson
Provo
Giles Ward
Bob McCurdy
Kenilworth
Arch Jenkins
Mark M
Fier
Joseph Hacking
P. Stringham
Ray Stringham
Jay
Winnie Collett
Carl
Thora Ashby
Hall
Frank Slaugh
Tom Timothy
Lorna Oaks
Marie Anderson
Roosevelt
Esther Carroll
Los Angeles
Free Carroll
Walter Hannefield
Mesa
Arizona
George Wilson
Carl Tenney
Harry Burton
Jensen Sate Relief Society Ward Conference Reports
Sunday evening ward conference at Jensen Sate with officers Elnora Vernon Agnes Calder and May Calder present despite rain. Local events include visitors from Rainbow and Florida bound workers, a Jensen homecoming attendance by Irene Dudley Wankler, and illness notes on several residents. A Wilda Rose club luncheon, a junior high play The Cotton Goat, and a Peterson family birthday dinner were highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relief Society
Blake
Elnora Vernon Agnes Calder
May Calder
H J. Chatwin
Ferre] Pearce
Rainbow
Pearce
Florida
Irene Dudley Wankler
Los Angeles
Andrew Dudley
Charles Whe
Hilda Morgan
Wilda Rose Club
Myrtle Peterson
Salt Lake
Rex Spendlove
Peterson
Peter F
Return of Students and Release from CCC Camp
Norman Carroll Glines and Elmer Ditch return to Salt Lake to resume schooling and attend the funeral services of Mrs DeVere Carroll. William Alexander is released from the CCC camp and plans to leave soon to shear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Carroll
Elmer Ditch
Salt Lake
DeVere Carroll
William Alexander
CCC
Quick Relief Promises From Dares Mentha Pepsin Bottle
A pharmacy advert extols one tablespoonful of Dares Mentha Pepsin for rapid relief from gas and heart pressure. It guarantees a bottle to show the way to stomach comfort and breathing ease within minutes.
Winter Weather Delays Travel and Brings Tragic News
Weekend travelers in Grand Junction and Fruita faced heavy snow slowing trips back to Dragon. In Vernal, William Reeves died in a Rector mine cave in while digging gilsonite. funeral held with widow and three children grieving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer M Fhilitot
Paul Hair
Everett Tik
Quy Anderson
Grand Junction
Fruita
Dragon
Dorr Finicum
Vernal
Barr
Eddings of
Mack
Willian Eddings
Cy Engberson
Cy Fneberson
Peterson
Salt Lake
Wm Reeves
Rector
Misa Rodabaugh
Leland Collier
Henry Workman returns to job after family visit
Henry Workman resumed work Sunday at the Sheep ermek road camp near Manila after a week with his family. Mr and Mrs Sid Pace and their family have moved to Ashley ward. Eduard Collett of the CCO near Manila visited Friday and Saturday with his grandparents, Afr and Mrs Edelard Watkins. Mrs Leora Chivers is visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirs Clair Southam
Vernal
Angus Slaugh
Curtis Atwood
Clinnton Marshall
B W. Johnson
J. P. Atwood
John Atwood
Mt Wells
Henry Workman
N’s
Sheepermek
Manila
Sid Pace
Famly
Ashley Ward
Eduard Collett
CCO
Afr
Edelard Watkins
Colletts
Salt Lake
Leora Chivers
Measles Care and Local Socials in Ouray Varnal Area
Community notes describe Iva Johnson helping care for measles cases at Ouray with the Nebekers, visits of Jack Jenkins and others, trips to Vernal for funerals and medical aid, and a ward housewarming for the new chapel. Several residents travel to Salt Lake City and Pleasant Grove for medical care, family visits, or business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iva Johnson
Stanley Nebeker
Ouray
Frank Jenkins
Roosevelt
David Jenkins
Taylor
Elmo Hardy
Vernal
Hardys
Joe Winward
Win Winward
Dean Bigelow
Dallas
Floyd Searle
Salt Lake
Arty Adams
Dry Fork
Beck
F OG Eskelson
Golden Winn
Arta
Jennie Walker
Jamee Marshall
Government Mine
Clyde Jarrell
Donna Brough
Minnie Reynolds
Thurmer Rasmussen
Dean Digelow
Charley Bain
George Thompson
Billy Wilson
California
Wilford Adams
McKeen
Salt Lake City
Ward Chapel
Moon’s Emerald Oil Relief Claims For Muscular Pain
Ad promotes Moon’s Emerald Oil claiming rapid soothing warmth eases muscular rheumatism soreness and stiffness. It asserts each 687 bottle is guaranteed by Bit good druggists to provide quicker relief than any other remedy and costs under one cent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moon
Emerald
You & Cent
Bang's Disease Threatens Milk and Herd Health
Expert warns Bang's disease reduces dairy efficiency and calving success. Utah State findings show 8 of 10 infected cows shed the abortion gum in raw milk, risking Undulant Fever in consumers. Federal state programs pay indemnities and require disposal of diseased cows to protect herds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bang
Utah
Man
Indian Road Crews Improve Uintah and Ouray Reservation Roads
Glen Miller reports extensive road work on the Uintah and Ouray Reservation with graveling on the Whiterocks to US 46 route, three new bridges, cement culverts, a new bridge east of Whiterocks, grading on the Fort Duchesne line, and redevelopment of the Duchesne river bridge. Over 40 Native workers are employed, with projects continuing through winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah
Ouray
Glen Miller
Whiterocks
US 46
Indian Beach
Fort Duchesney
Mr. Miller
Kneale
Fort
Myton
Duchesne River
FERA
Uintah-Duchesne County
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Tite Express
J.W. Stevens
Wallace Calder
Postoffice Vernag
City Bakery
Lewis Jewelry Shop
W. Lewis
Uintah State Bank
Al-Wuz
George Barker
New York
Ross Crandall
Earl Babse
Verna
West Bound Road
East Bound Road
Ar Salt Lake
Heber City
Fruitland
Duchesne
Ft, Duchesne
Gusher
Uintah Chevrolet Co
Willow Creek
Maeser
Eastern
Utah Transportation
Company
Uintah Basin
Prica
Uintah Abstract Company (Incorporated
OU 8 Land Office
State Land Omics
Siddoway
Pres
Herbeirt Tyzack
WM. H. Biddoway
Middoway
George E Adams
John & Hacking
Dintal Abstract CO
Vernal, Utebh
RADIO
Hotel Temple Square
Union Pacific
Interurban
Ernest C, Rossiter
Ner
Sheriff's Sale
Stephen Perry
Duffy Sturgeon
Park City
Lapoint
Lilliam Martinson
Joseph
Win- Ward
Thurmer Rasmusten
Verda
Bonal Pearce
Aileen Agren
Salt Lake Temple
Verenal
Warren
Elden Chipman
Alta Wardle
Ernest Johnson
Ean
Martin W. Curtisles
Betty
Salt Lake Clinic
Melvin Burke
Kenneth Speirs
Charles Batty
Manfred Woodruff
BYU
Ruth Woodruff
Stake Mia
George and
Carl Davis
WB Wallis
Clark Newell
Helen Cook
Dramatic Are
Gwen Roberts
Marjorie Twitchell
Elya, Datis
Geo Davis
Wallace Carcer
Murley Wallig
Jensen
Davis
Oan
Utilitiees Engineering
Beverly Hills
Calit
Sabet
Vernal Tailoring
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