From Our Correspondents Local items and social notes
Sunday services resumed March 4 after three weeks of closure with strong attendance. Several residents, including Morons Gerber Jacob Rasmussen and Lynna Thompson, planned a California mission. Elder Gerber visits Provo Salt Lake City then. Regular school reopened Tuesday with lower attendance due to flu fears. Morose illness reports. Morris Winn pale but improving. Lola Warburton visited home, Dotson family bale hay, Albert Hitch back from Idaho, Earl Mullins building a new residence, Lewis Hatsen new home, Johnny Nissen building for his mother, Ray Nebeker and Ray Stevens visit Vernal, Daniel and Mrs Ross visit. A baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs Henry Lee. Severe wind and cold, snow gone, spring hoped.
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Gerber
Jacob Rasmussen
Lynna Thompson
California
Provo
Then &O
Salt Ganks
Fln
Kironiate Ross
Severn
Tuladys Marshall
Roosevalt
Morris Winn
Lola Warburton
Laura
Roosevelt
Mr. Dotson and
Deep Creek
Albert Hitch
Pocatello
Idaho
Earl Mullins
Lewis Hatsen
Johnny S Nichsen
Main Street
and Searls
Ray Nebeker
Vernal
Mra
Steven Ross
Tridel
Henry Lee
Mrs Summarells
Samuel Summarell
Loyal Perry
William Fh
Smart
Duchesne Stakes
C Largen
Duchesne
Cedar Ien
Ethel Hullinger
Nells Nielson
Indian Wash
Stephen
Local Notes From Our Community
March brings persistent cold as residents report busy farms and school life. Two Bat Cattle Company of Maybell Colorado loses two thousand head for lack of feed. others plan spring work while teachers Miss McKee and Miss Woods guest at Karren home. Rural concerns include road mud, ditching improvements, and a priesthood conference with Roosevelt district leaders visiting five teacher districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Middleton
Brush Creek
Merrill Karren
Two Bat Cattle Company
Maybell Colorado
Milas Maymie McKee
Misa Winuie Woods
Our Young Lady
Karren
David Harren
H E_ Seeley
Blue Mountain
J Lew Freestone
Vernal Sxpress
William McDermaid
Hiawatha
Sodsigure
Wi H Smart
Austin Pack
Roosevelt
Gach
Wedding of Maud Adams and Lamar Thacker at Maeser Home
Last Friday invited guests attended the wedding of Miss Maud Adams to Lamar Thacker at the bride’s home. Ceremony by Charles F Pope at six. Reception included a fine supper. They will reside in Maeser. Also notes of a fatal flu death, a March blizzard, and community updates from Uintah county.
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Maeser
Allip Anderson
Leela
Walt Anderson
Chell Hall
Uintah County
Josh Hall
Josh
Elisha Campbell
Clara Freestone
Vernal
Chell Halfis
Vernal Update on Local Residents and Work Changes
Daphne Cooper attended a Vernal gathering as a witness for Wallace Caldwell at home. Caldwell returned to Dinpoottet work after a month off due to illness. Joe Angberaon, Johnnie Massey, and Josh Hall report cold weather but remain active. Clarence Caldwell travels to Vernal for work with John Hacking. Mark Hall to replace him as hip. Arne John Barber reports a long road trip. Van Mansey increases fetedng duties as activities continue.
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Atta
Daphne Cooper
Wallace Caldwell
Fresmy Dinpoottet
Baller
Mish Hou Caldwell
Joe Angberaon
Johnnie Massey
Josh Hall
Tift Arne John Barber
da Ta
Clarence “Caldwell
Vorunl
John Hacking
Mark Hall
Aship InOver van Mansey
Value of Vocational and Rural Education in Public Schools
A report on the National Vocational Convention urges stronger vocational training in all schools, with emphasis on skilled teaching, better salaries, and public funding. It notes teacher shortages, calls for improved living conditions, and highlights local efforts including Porter school bands and community cooperation in Kirksville and Maryville.
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Thompson
Board of Education
Cleveland
United States
State Normal School
Kirksville
Maryville
Porter School
Supt Thompson
Jefferson City
Community Notes and Local News Highlights
Adama congratulates Mr and Mrs Thomas Cowan visiting relatives in Salt Lake City. Roads bad force Barnes Miller to abandon mail carrier route. William Hullinger back home after winter away. Henry Nash began farming last Saturday. Gladys Nelson hosted a youth party. Cedarview and Basin students played basketball Friday. A newborn boy joins Mr and Mrs Alfred Dieter. Elato Binul’s baby with pneumonia. William Labram family back after months away for health reasons. Petition signs collected for a better road to Roosevelt. David Brown returns from Idaho after months. wonders why monument for his wife’s grave hasn’t arrived. plans Idaho move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adama
Thomas Cowan
Salt Lake
Arthur
Barnes Miller
Willian Hullinger
Henry Nash
Gladys Nelson
Cedarview
Basin
William Labran
Mrk
Idaho
Rural Education Gains Through Local Support
In Uintah county districts teachers and pupils worked overtime for learning that counted. A visiting instructor aided students with songs and practical lessons in September. Districts paid local levies to fund schools, aiming to raise capable rural learners and reduce ignorance through better education.
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Dentides
Gainess
Innale
Marysville
Thompson
Uintah
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Bank OF Vernal
Uintah Basin
Lapoint
Ashley
Florence Kidd
Ashton-Kelly Merc. Co
Pier Tse Pos Paley
Az Ins
Alfred Dieter
Elato Binul
Nia
Just
Golden Rule
J. C. Penney Company
J.C
The
J. C. Penney Co
Price, Utah
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