Cedarview Elderly Resident Passes After Pneumonia
Cedarview notes report George Walter died at his Cedarview residence on Monday February 13 from pneumonia. He would have been 58 in June. He is survived by his wife three stepdaughters including Mrs Clyde Boren of Twin Falls Idaho two sons a baby girl and several grandchildren. Funeral services were held Saturday with interment in Cedarview cemetery. William Allred of Hayden died Thursday. he leaves a wife son and daughter and a brother. Notices mention William Rain from Price and several locals traveling to Vernal. Other items note community spring signs, moves, and local arrivals and departures including Tom Roberts buying a new Ford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Walter
Cedarview
Asker
Clyde Boren
Twinarts
Idaho
Mille Penny
Fay Penny
William Allred
Hayden
Mr. Allred
Wells Branch
Paushten
Wiliam Rain
Price
Harold Doman
William Hullinger
Rulon Thyne
Vernal
Thomas-Roeberts
William Clark
Familly
Lapoint
Clark and Sons
Albert Anderton
Fay Fullmer
Myton
Milton Nickles
Roosevelt
Schol
Tom Roberts
Deacon Dubbs
Alterra Dramatic Company
J. P. Rudy
Naomi Smith
Joe Nash
Fort Ducheane
Nebraska
Noron Clark
John Litster
Neols Wee Wong
Wong Sing’s
Uinta River Irrigation Company
Moffat
Miss Lowe
H C Smith
Horace Mann
Sophie Curtis
Fort Duchesne
George Dickson
Jack Miller
Moffat Ward
B .O. Colton
Marion Westover
F. O Lundberg
Gore
Milton LaRosa
Whiterocks
Death and illness sweep Cedarview area notes
Born to Mr and Mrs E M Hunt a baby boy February 22 died next day. Family down with severe colds. Mr Nickles renting Powell ranch plans move to Price. Miss Shirley Lowes at government sawmill cares for Mrs Claude Richardson. Groundhog’s shadow seen as snow continues. School will close Cedarview Wells April 4. Joseph King’s baby boy seven months dies from after effects of smallpox. Windard Goff family all sick. Three day fiu? Seaman's sale ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Hunt
Nickles
Powell Ranch
Price
Shirley Lowes
Claude Richardson
Cedarview- Wells
Joseph King
Windard Goff
Sickness in Bennett and near-by area noted
The Bennet community reports illness with mild influenza like illness and a case of tubercular involvement in Alton Scoggins. School activities continue though attendance is down. Other notes include upcoming spring fashions, a potential wedding, travel by mule due to bad roads, and a coal mine accident where Forest James was burned when a lamp ignited powder.
Jensen Jensenite News Briefs Show Snow and Socials
Mrs Zilpha Wellman and Reporter Ralph Rasmussen moved their family home last week. A surprise party marked Thomas Aingse and partner’s twentieth wedding anniversary with sixty-one guests. Roads limited Jensen turnout to a few for the Stake conference as seven inches fell Saturday night. Local oil and trapping ventures report good progress despite winter conditions. A birthday gathering at Sam Haslem’s featured high five and a large lunch. Various residents traveled to Raven Oil wells and Brush Creek, with road conditions improving after earlier drags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Rasmussen
John Carloss
Vernal
B. P. Kejly
Thomas Aingse
Jensen
W. F. Billings
A. A. Brigman
Raven
Rangsly
Cocklieburr
Ertin Wilkins
Alfred Meeks
Harlie Stewart
Trail Creek
Sunshine Ranch
Sam Haslem
Albert Snow
Relief Society
Marlo Haws and Theora Williams Wed in Vernal
Two Naples young people, Marlo Haws and Theora Williams, married last Thursday at A A Haws home in Vernal with Bishop Fuller Remington officiating. The Haws plan to live on the Haws farm in Naples, as friends and relatives attended a shower and party. A school gathering featured a M A program with songs, duets, dialects, and a rendition of Old Black Joe, followed by dancing and community remarks. Numerous local movements and visits are noted, including road conditions, illness, and residents returning to or remaining in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlo Haws
A. A. Haws
Theora Williams
John Williams
A A. Haws
Vernal
Bishop Fuller Remington
Frank Allred
Delroy Angus of
Lapoint
Frank Merrill
Merrill
Mra Angus
Albert M. Goodrich
Ralph Gilligan
Neola News Briefs on Flu Epidemic and Local Happenings
Neola reports 298 flu cases in two weeks with rapid spread but no deaths and improvements noted. Hay prices remain three to four dollars per ton despite hay scarcity from cold and blizzards. Smallpox quarantine ends as Marvin Mitchell’s family is released. Neola school reopens March 6 after a week’s closure due to lack of healthy pupils. Attendees report a successful charity drive for missionaries. Local travel, visits to Vernal, and community events fill the week, with several births and family updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira A. Pace
Roosevelt
Marvin Mitchell
H. J. Richman
Salt Lake City
Annie Malher
Alterra Dramatic Company
Neola
Angus Johnson
San Pete County
Deacon Dubbs Impresses With Alterra Dramatic Company
A Fort Duchesne audience enjoyed the Alterra Dramatic company in Deacon Dubbs under J. P. Rudy. It drew laughs from start to finish, described as a scream.
Community notices and personal updates page item
Georges Wardle traveled to Price on business and Mary O Neil is seriously ill at her daughter Gertrude Johnson s home. A Friday March 17 dance will raise funds for missionary work. Mrs Emily Batty spoke on community pride. Little Warren Ablanalp shows health gains after Bright s disease. Stephen Ross attended conference from Tri Dell. Schools operated last week despite a storm except one grade. Miss Halley Bell visited Roosevelt then returned home. Mrs Mary Erekson improving while staying with Mr and Mrs John Reader. QO Whitney returned from Randlett with hides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georges Wardle
Price
Hiawatha
Mary O'Neil
Gertrude Johnson
Emily Batty
Nro Bram
Little Warren Ablanalp
Henry Abplanalp
Mary Erekson
John Reader
QO. H. Whitney
Randlett
Maeser Community Notes and Family Updates
Byron O. Colton learns his sister Eleanor Moore died at 83 in Salt Lake City. Lewis Bills and kin return from Lapoint after two weeks visiting relatives. Mrs Bert Singleton is ill. Orin and spouse welcome a baby girl born Feb 28 1922. Relief Society plans March 17 ward house event with program and dance. Evan Smiths back from Roosevelt after two weeks with Frank Smith. Naples ward youth hosted Maeser with a play The House Next Door last Friday, large crowd and dancing afterward. Ackhurst family returns from Helper. Horace Caldwell travels to Randlett with coal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron O. Colton
Salt Lake City
Eleanor Moore
Lewis Bills
Lapoint
Bert Singleton
Orin Allen
Relief Society
Ward House
Evan Smith
Roosevelt
Frank Smith
Naples Ward
Maeser
William Ackhurst
Helper
Ackhurst
Uintah Packing Company
Horace Caldwell
Randlett
Naples M I A Play The Neighbor Next Door
The Naples M I A presented The Neighbor Next Door at Davis last week. The performance showed the group’s effort and offered a glimpse of its promise for future productions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
Davis
Sawmill party leaves for Brush Creek Mountain works
Mrs David Karren reports that A McCarrel and Francis Clark Feltch departed last Thursday for a distant sawmill on Brush Creek Mountain to finish hauling poles for construction of an electric ring in the region. Miss Olson, the second intermediate teacher, remains at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TD. A. McCarrel
Francis
Clark Feltch
Brush Creek Mountain
Thiae
Miss Olson
Bank Cashier drama listed by M. A. troupe
The M A dramatic troupe presented a drama titled The Bank Cashier on Friday evening. The cast included Dan Anderson, Mr and Mrs Lawrence Caldwell, Hayden Foater, Bert Lamroux and daughter Martha, Cliche Marshall, Merrell Rasmussen, Homer Curtis and Albert Norton. A W Norton was the
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Anderson
Lawrence Caldwell
Hayden Foater
Bert Lamroux
Martha
Cliche Marshall
Merrell Rasmussen
Homer Curtis
Albert Norton
A W. Norton
Leeton Social Notes Mention Illness Births and Travel
Mr and Mrs Sam Snyder were called to Whiterocks Tuesday by their mother Mrs Cummings illness. Mrs Kate Snyder and her mother Mrs Moore were shopping in Leeton Friday. Born to Mr and Mrs Join Correll February 25 a son. Adil’s progress praised as fathers wear smiles. Saturday night dance at Leeton hall hampered by muddy roads. N F Peterson traveled to Roosevelt on business Thursday. Mrs M A Peterson learned by telegram that son J F Kettle would return home later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Taylor
Baren C. Christenson
A. W. Nobokar
Jacob Rasmussen
Willa Blackburn
Perrl Harrison
Russell Harrison
Mildred Swenson
Vernal
Jesse Brough
Elif Lee
Jon Merkley
Ells Caldwell
C. J. Thompson
Grand Rasmussen
Joe Merkley
J. E. Kettell
Leeton
Dora Kattell
Kettell
Afra
O'Driscoll
Roosevelt
N. F. Peterson
Moffat
John Silka
Vern Allred
Rosevelt
Sam Snyder
Whiterocks
Mra Cummings
Kate Snyder
Moore
Join Correll
Adil
Leeton Hall
Mra. M
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Cerdarview
Wella
C. Doman
Seaman's Sale
Bennett
Nelson R. Lewis
Voopla
Alton Scoggings
Mervin Boltons
Gene Knecht
White Wei
J. Taylor
Hyrum B. Calder
Calder Creamery
Fred Ackhurst
London
England
Venue Ackhurat
Mra Irvin Caldwell
Afltonah
Mra. Caldwell
Brown
Loren Caldwell
Bride
Altonah
Fred Anderson
Caldwell
Emery County
Utah
Lewis Timothy
Don Ashby
Forest James
Galbraith
Seaman
Jenben
Zilpha Wellman
Porter Goodrich
Ashel Manwaring
Millie Kang
Ketella Richards
Southam
Florence WiHe
NM. I. A
Kruger Ellifritz
Richard Slaugh
Charles Green
Virgil Burke
Hill Creek
Midwest Oil Company
Curtis Slaugh
Ruple Ranch
Brush Creek
Diamond Mountain
Thomas Robbins
REAN_SEAMAN'S SALE
Mra. J
Lara Richardson
Jean
Scraper
William Harrison
Leota Ranch
Clyde Campbell
Ignacian
Pine Mountain
Joseph Herbert
Mr. Herbert
Bermana Bale
Miriam Colton
Duchesne
Phoebe C Luster
Fern Ross
Clara Spiers
Seaman’s Sale
Goodyear
United
Asb Hley
David Karren
Laioint
A. W. Nebeker
Nash
Dodge
Dodge and
Dodge Bros
Vernal Auto Company
Beaman
Randlet
Hazel Chandler
William Bulkley
Proud
W. J. Howes
Don Wall
Marion Roberts
Paul Thompson
Homse
C. M. Larson
Episcopal Church
S .L. Wilson
David Buret
Seaman's Salead
Leslie Ashton
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