New Home Celebrated as Ice and Fog Grip Tridell Boring
Mr and Mrs Island Morrill with Mrs Margaret Ross hosted a house warming for their new residence amid cold frost and fog. Byron Colton inspected the school building noting leaks and inadequate heating raising calls for a new structure. A committee including William Marshall Bishop Hornes Morrill A M Lynn and Parley Goodrich met to press needs. Friday’s basket dance by the baseball team raised funds for equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Island
Morrill
Margaret Ross
Byron
Colton
William Marshall
Hornes Morrill
M. Lynn
Parley Goodrich
Local Youths Dominate Court As Town Team Triumphs
Friday events featured two basketball games with Biish opric and Little Boys of the school, both lively yet tilted toward the youngsters. A separate match saw the town team defeating the L J H boys. A community dance followed, benefiting missionary Marion Harrison who plans a return visit after illness. Notable attendees included Harrison’s parents, Mrs. Caroline McConkle, Miss Ann Gliney, and many neighbors from Vernal, Duchesne, and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. H. Boys
Marion Harrison
James Harrison
Randlett
Caroline McConkle
Vernal
Ann Gliney
Allie Alexander
Ganes Ward
William Clark
Sam
Jack Hatch
Will Clark, Jr
Duchesne City
George Shelton
Henry Lee
Roosevelt
Emily Wardell
Neldon Nyberg
Joe E H. Marx
Salt Lake Cetty
Ray Hanston
Fort Duchesne
Alf Johnson
Deep Creek
Tom Timothy
Isabell Cook
Frank Lee
Abe Warburton
Tridell
Jease Brough
Myton
Bishop Roy Taylor
Sunday Visits and Local Movements in Mountain Dell
Mr and Mrs Buster Hatch planned a Sunday visit with Mrs Hatchs parents Mr and Mrs B L Caldwell. George Massey returned for a few days due to his family illness and Mrs Massey left again Saturday. Chell Hall and son Lyman came home from California where they spent the winter as Lymans health declined. Orson Hall and son bought Sleep from Bert Caldwell. Roza Alexander visited her parents and returned home Sunday. The two Massey children were sick last week. Ed Branscom and his son George were in from the trap line and left Saturday. Steven Beck and Alton Becks have been batching nearby to care for horses and cattle and may not move back this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buster Hatch
Orson Hall
Bert Caldwell
Roza Alexander
Jon Massey
Ed Branscom
George
Steven Beck
Alton
Naples News Highlights Local Births Plays and Visits
Community notices report several births including Clyde and a March 2 baby boy to Mr. and Mrs. Adams and a March 4 girl to Mr. and Mrs. Kidd. Local visits include Marion Westover in town from Randlett and Aurter Lundy greeting friends. The Naples Junior high presented Deacon Dubbs with a full cast and an engagement of local talent.
Cedarview Mutual officers host Tuesday program and dance
Cedarview Mutual members enjoyed a Tuesday evening program followed by dancing. Warren Robinson returned home after several weeks at Redcap for mending. Amasement hall dance Friday drew many friends and the young ladies sold refreshments to raise funds for missionary Jim Baron in Canada. Ethel Summerall rejoined activities after a long illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Robinson
Redcap
Earl Glens
Myton
Newell Snyder
Vivian
Oral
Leeton
Elmer Pope
Vaughn Pope
Austin Glenn E
Ben Dya
Jess Linson
Jack McCarthy
Jim Tromsey
Inez
Evangeline Hardy
Alois Pope
Vivian Snyder
Letha Perry
Hazel Pope
Ioan Lawson
Earl Glenn
Gus Ferry
Joe Snyder
Will Pope
Albert McCarthy
Quin Lawson
Ernest Gionn
Wil Pops
Vernal
Jim Baron
Canada
Ethel Summera
Alt r a Workman brings baby girl home
A baby girl arrived February 1 to Mr and Mrs George Workman. Mr and Mrs Robert H Hall traveled to Hiawatha February 28 and plan to bring Mrs E J Workman home. Mrs Workman has been ill. Mrs L J Workman returned from Salt Lake City to visit her husband. The Mutual play Friday drew large crowds with cast including James Wable LaRue Rudy Bradley Cloward Weldon Bingham Winn ONeill Beatrice Gingham. A Friday dance followed, moonshine arrests noted. A ward party honored Merle Bingham at J P Rudy home. Snow Saturday night left roads muddy and Sunday meetings drew many attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaVell Manwaring
Brush Creek
George Walker
William Richardson
Richardson
Lewis
Gardiner
Willard Raemuseen
Sing Anred
Wyoming
Salt Lake City
Naples Junior High School
Deacon Dubbs
Ward House
Sorghum Center
State of West Virginia
Trixie
Yenny Yensen
Yun
Villian
Husking Bee
Virginia Heel
William Merrall
Deacon Dubbs Elvader- Toil
Lynn Powell
Amos Coleman
Karl Merrell
Rawdon Cravchey
Karl Lind
Grace Richens
Rose Ballagh
Howard Bascom
Deuteronomy Jones
Bertha Lyons
Mise Phillipeng Popover
Deacon
Hazel Anderson
Emily Dale
Bessie Iverson
Yennie Yensen
Sweden
Albert M. Goodrich
Lyla Goodrich
Lawrence Karren
Porter Merrell
Asher Manwaring
Dee Manwaring
Lester Nielson
Stanley Harris
Naples
Wilford Woodruff
Porter Nerrell
Byron Goodrich
Elmer Manwaring
Lester Neilson
Norms Hullinger
Nellie Starkie
Mary Slaugh
Melinda Goodrich
Gladden
George Workman
Robert H. Hall
Hiawatha
L. J. Workman
Thor
James Wable
LaRue Rudy
Bradley Cloward
Weldon Bingham
Winn O'Neill
Beatrice Gingham
Merle Bingham
J. P. Rudy
Death in Rainbow: Gerald Stewart Succumbs to Ulcerated Stomach
Gerald Stewart died at 2 30 Wednesday after an ulcerated stomach worsened by a late night hospital call. He had moved to Rainbow last May and his funeral was held in Jensen attended by many from the camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Stewart
Hother D. Ford
Frusta Hospital
Rainbow
Jensen
Ford
Watson
Frusta
Joseph Dudley
Fruke Hospital
Community Notices From Jensen and Vermal Area
Local items list residents traveling and visiting relatives. Mrs T G Alexander returns to Vermal from a ranch on Ashley Creek. Mr and Mrs J Harvey depart for Twin Falls then Arkansas, due to high altitude. Relief Society met at Elizabeth Snow’s home Thursday. Maryin Peterson returns from Rainbow. J K Bullock visits Jensen from Vernal. Albert Snow ill with grippe. Zilpha W Wellmar and two children leave to Vernal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milas
Johnsons County
Tudday
T. G. Alexander
Vermal
Ashley Creek
J. Harvey
Twin Wash
Arkansas
Harvey
Ethel Murray
Relief Society
Elizabeth Snow
Maryin Peterson
Rainbow
J. K. Bullock
Jensen
Vernal
Albert Snow
Zilpha W. Wellmar
H. R. Wall
Local Visitors and Arrivals Mentioned in Lapoint Area
Mr and Mrs Dean Bigelow of Lapoint visit John Glines. Floyd Ross shows improvement. Ivan Batty returns from England to Scotland on February 3. Mrs Alonzo Reynolds from Lapoint visits relatives. Clytie and Earl Marshall visit Lapoint. Melvin Ross moves into Oscar Collett place. Hyrum Mantis returns to Jensen after winter with brother Thomas. Mary Graham from San Diego visits brother Charles Graham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Bigelow
Lapoint
John Glines
Floyd Ross
Ivan Batty
England
Scotland
Alonzo Reynolds
Clytie
Earl Marshall
Melvin Ross
Oscar Collett
Hyrum Mantis
Thomas
Jensen
Mary Graham
San Diego
California
Charles Graham
Sunday Concert Draws M I A Members In March
Stormy weather did not deter a well attended Sunday evening program by the M I A on March 4. Hazel Workman sang I do Where You Want Me to Go and Merle Bingham played a musical selection. Elder Ed Bodily of Gusher spoke and Mrs James Smith returned Feb 23 from Provo where she visited friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Workman
Merle Bingham
Ed Bodily
Gusher
Mra
James Smith
Provo
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Henry Ward Beecher
Mountain Dell
Ashley
Los Angeles
Mark Cook
Clair Coupe
Abe
Jack Rich
Francis Feltch
Tom Kerren
Marion Westover
Jane Beaddo
Aurter Lundy
Idaho
Dave Erkleson
Clyde Campbell
Dave Adams
Ed. Kidd
H. E. Seeley
Mr. Seeley
Phyllis Thompson
Annie Morrison
Willcox Academy
Grace Davis
Price
William Davis
Cedarview
Alterra
Ogo
Washington
Stella Richard
Iola Shiner
Liberty
Hazel Goodrich
William Gillman
Mary Clanwaring
Myrtle Woodruff
America
I. Sander
Miss Florones Gregory
Missea Stella
Hannoah Richards
Efcy Powall
Misa Elvers Hullloger
Jesse Durke
Mr. Walkup
Lynn Richens
Abner Richens
Kelly Merc. CO
Jensen, Utah
Leslie Ashton How. Co
Price Ostakers
Eastern
Utah
Acorn Mercantile Co
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