Cedarview Notes and Local Life Update
Cedarview reports Jake Taylor returning from Mutu after four to five months of work. A baby girl arrived March 6 for Mr and Mrs Mark Russell. Julia Nallson spent the weekend with her parents while attending Roosevelt. Bishop Todd leads Monday teachers training with strong benefit. Rae Campbell and Wells visitors stayed with Elmer Pone. Ward attendance at quarterly stake conference in Roosevelt. Mrs Darton moved here from Noola to live with daughter Mrs Sarat Shaffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Taylor
Mutu
Mark Russell
Babe
Julia Nallson
Roosevelt
Bishop Todd
Rae Campbell
Wells
Elmer Pone
H Ball
Albert Smith Place
Darton
Noola
Sarat Shaffer
Verne Shafer
Neola
Community Notes Include Birthday Surprise and Local Visits
Bennett residents celebrate John B Bennett’s 69th birthday with games and a shared lunch. Willie Silka receives a surprise party from schoolmates. Ward members attend stake conference at Roosevelt amid muddy roads and flooding from Dry Gulch ditch. Richard Colton returns from California to visit family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B Bennett
James A. Earnshaw
Joshua Haslem
John McKowen
Ward
Roosevelt
Bishop Horrocks
St. Brighton's
Hooyman Place
John Lundberg
Bennett
Indian Beach
Burne McKowen
Richard "Colton
California
Annual day plans and community notices in Tridell ward
Relief society outlines annual day activities with Friday and Saturday events. Neola Dramatic troupe to perform Wednesday. Local leaders to stage a Friday play. Mr and Mrs Owen Bartlett visited Vernal. Thomas Hall of Monee spent Sunday in Tridell. Local updates include residents in Salt Lake City, illness, basketball challenges, and lingering snow.
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Relief Society
Neola
Owen Bartlett
Vernal
Thomas Hall of
Moneser
Tridell
Hall
B. Bartlett
Lorln Ross
Salt Lake
Wm. T. Green
Familly
Sarah Harvey
Green Place
Ohn Harvey
Fats
Lapoint
John Merkley
Tridel
Social Roundup Reports Visits and Illnesses in Pleasant Grove
Mrs. Sadie Drulliard returned from California to Pleasant Grove after visiting her sister and children. Heber Wardle of Hoosevalt visits with son George and family. The Haller Erekson family finished a scarlet fever quarantine and their daughter Doris contracted the illness. Roy Atwood from Tridell returned home after a few days here. Evan Perry has been very ill. Ivan Ross from Tridell visited relatives. Will Wilson visited his cousin Gerald Hunting and family. Mr. and Mrs. Aille Alexander returned from Tridel to see their mother Mrs. Clark. A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Meiling on February 20.
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Sadie Drulliard
Ben
California
Pleasnt Grove
Heber Wardle
Hoosevalt
George
Haller Erekson
Doris
Roy Atwood
Tridell
Thurssday
Evan Perry
Ivan Ross
Will Wilson
Gerald Hunting Ang
Aille Alexander
Tridel
Clark
Gladden
C. W. Meiling
Conversation on meeting my wife questioned
A brief exchange quotes one speaker asking if the other has met his wife, followed by a curt reply implying the meeting never happened and a sharp retort about pleasure.
Burgess Stock Company presents Com rades at Lapoint
The Burgess Stock company from Neola staged Com rades in Lapoint on Saturday evening with an enjoying audience. A post show dance followed. Fort Duchesne boys won the basketball game against Lapoint. A large local crowd and several visiting friends attended events and many locals listed of family news, travel, and new musical instruments for a school band.
Local Social News From Randlett and Nearby Areas
The Priscilla Thimble club gathered with Mrs. George Ashton on Wednesday for lunch. A Camp Fire party at the Rice home honored birthday celebrants Helen Owens Matforierennan and Georgia Winn. Teachers and residents, including Norjorie Brennan and Hazel Chandler, are noted for recent activities and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Thimble Club
George Ashton
Owens
M. Brennan
Hancock
Frank Brennan
Rowan
W. T. Rice
van Wagoner
Roosevelt
Mia Owens
Camp Fire
Rice
Helen Owens
Matforierennan
Georgia Winn
Anna Dudley
Norjorie Brennan
Iva Chandler
Marjorie Brennan
Rhoda Miller
August Dudley
Willie Chandler
Fred Richards
Francis Harrison
Walter Owens
Leslie P. Thacker
Hazel Chandler
Frank Davis
Cr. Gibgon
Whiterocks
Red Dixon
Fort Duchesne
AL Brennan
A. H. Truslow
Mre . O. K Richards
Vernal
Marion Harrison
Ouray
Mr. Owens
Firiday
Farm Bureau social lights up ward house with program and punch
The ward house hosted a Farm Bureau gathering featuring a vocal duet Arza Adams and Warson Jones a vocal solo Wilda Timothy a talk by county agent E Peterson a quartet Viola Allan Nevada Riddle Owen Hacking Lamond Caldwell with Nellie Hacking on piano. Old and new dances followed with expeditious music a punch bowl attracted attention and an elaborate lunch concluded the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Ward House
Arza Adams
Warson Jones
Wilda Timothy
E. Peterson
Viola Allan
Nevada Riddle
Owen Hacking
Lamond Calawell
Nellie Hacking
William Stringham
Stringham
Vernal First Ward
A. B C
Lamar Thacker
Vernal
George Hislop
Nettie Oaks
William Oaks
Weston Oaks
Provo
Lewis Timothy
Roosevelt
Clarence Collett
la Grippe
Charles Taylor
Lapoint
Walter M. McCoy
Phillip Stringham
Ray
Pp. C. Stringham
Joseph Campbell
Tine Nichols
Don Hacking
Elian Ashby
Utah
Lesle Thacker
Randlett
Mra Thacker
Andrew Vernon
EF. M. Caldwell
Bessie
Clarence Murray
Nellie
Hazel Baker
Thomas Spiers
Relief Society
Correspondence Submissions Deadlines Urged for Paper
Some reporters fail to send items early causing inconvenience in page make up. Correspondence should reach on Tuesday mail, with local notes by early Wednesday morning.
Nog Ice Cream Mystery Baffles Tom and Harry
In a playful exchange the two discuss ice cream and arithmetic. Tom denies feeding a blonde and mentions studying arithmetic with a quirky quip about one girl equaling four quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Tom
Birle
Harry
Tom
Umbrella Advice Signals Rainy Day Preparations
An advisory urging readers to begin with an umbrella when facing rain ahead. The guidance frames preparedness as a daily habit and financial prudence for inclement weather.
Temple in Mexico 4500 Years Older Than Tutankhamen Find
Professor Byron Cummings of the University of Arizona reports a temple unearthed near Mexico City dating 4500 years earlier than King Tutankhamen. The site, tied to the Mays race, features a 412 foot diameter platform and an 22 by 9 foot altar with red pigment remains. Excavations continue with Mexican government support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tutankhamen
Ban Francisco
Far East
Orested
Mexico
Egypt
Byron Cummings
University of Arizona
Cummings
Mexico City
Profesor Cummings
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