Bennett community events and relief society program
The Bennett area held its Relief Society annual day with a large crowd and a varied program including sketches, readings, vocal trios, dialogues, and a dance after. Nearby, Lodgera Taken In was staged at Lepton hall amid bad roads, while Ready Girls planned a field walk and a California play at the school house. Community visits, visits to Roosevelt, and local dinners and dances filled the week as road improvements and irrigation preparations started.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schol House
James Earnahaw
Lockes
Pearl, Locks
Alice Horrocks
Reading
Vondella Hansen
John McKowen
Mra. Lewis
Reed Morrill
Katia Haslam
Mervin Bolton
Burns McKowen
Mra. W. G. Adams
Ratoldatory
Evelyn Adams
Lepton Hall
California
James Kirkendall
Roosevelt
Joshua Hastem
Dennett
Conrad
Heber
Clair Hassem
Hassem
Myton
Joshua
Bennett
Joseph Horrocks
John Lundberg
David Cooper
Misa Mae Barker
Ansa ‘Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Wilson
Relief Society
Claude Allred
Ruby Lockes
Clair Haslem
Delbert
Leonard Horrocks
Vendella Hansen
Katie Haslém
Glenn Cooper
Alterra
Lodgera
Lapoint
Bennett-Leeton
Tridel
Whiterocks
W. L. Whitlock
Dry Quick Company
Velma
Harvey Hullinger
al Rasmussen
Gerald Orton
Orton
Shimp
South Liberty
John Haslem
Iis
Shoe
Willis Hackford
Park City
Hackford
Harold Allen
Alton Pickup
Joseph, Horrocks
White Rocks IV Resident Recovers at Murdock Hotel
Mrs. John Horrocks of Haydon, long ill, stayed at the Murdock hotel this week and, after Dr. Myers treatment, returned home Friday much relieved. Sam Snyder of Bennett and his brother-in-law Mr. Johnson from East Lake city visited. Ladies club met at Mrs. Peter Shaw’s. refreshments were served. Frank Davis and Mrs. Davis went to Fort Duchesne. William Ords visited from Fort Duchesne. Campbell Litster of Fort Duchesne repaired the engine boiler at the Indian school. P. H. Lambert traveled to Roosevelt on business. The Tridel Dramatic Club presented A Bunch of Keys to a large crowd last Saturday followed by a basketball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Horrocks
Haydon
Murdock Hotel
Dr. Myers
Sam Snyder
Bennett
Whiterocks
Mr. Johnson
East Lake City
Peter Shaw
Frank Davis
Fort Duchesne
William ¥Ords
White Rocks
Campbell Litster
P. H. Lambert
Roosevelt
Tridel
Tridell Wins Game. Reed Family Farewell at Fort Duchesne
Tridell defeated Whiterocks in a recent match with Charles Reed and family hosting a Fort Duchesne gathering Sunday. Miss Lula Harris is visiting Mrs. Louise Reed this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tridail
Whiterocks
Tridell
Charles Reed
Fort Duchesne
Lula Harris
Louise Reed
Death of Cedarview Gerthe Workman at Twenty Months
Cedarview Gerthe Workman died Sunday night after a pneumonia illness that worsened suddenly. She was twenty months old and survived by her parents and siblings. Local notices mention visitors, community events, and family travels as residents of Roosevelt, Salt Lake City, and nearby areas react to the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerthe
Mra. Gorman Workman
Slater
Jim Tromley
Roosevelt
Barah Summerall Ia
John Barber
Salt Lake City
Margie
Mark Russell
Myrtle King
Alton
Local notes mix of visits and travels in Roosevelt region
GUSHER Ed Watson chief geologist for Utah Oil and Refining was at the Naylor hotel the past week. Chris Knutson of Grand Junction Cole is here on business aMr and Mia. John G. Hacking Levi and Christopher Bodity went to Vernal to attend the funeral of their nephew Irvin Bodity. Mrs J G Miller took her baby to Roosevelt for medical treatment. The community sale at George Youngs was postponed until March 24 on account of snow. Martin E Curtis of Roosevelt has been in our midst on business. Quite a number of people from here attended conference at Roosevelt Sunday. W F Sauer and his two sons Carl and Richard were on Roosevelt Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Watson
Utah Oil and Refining Company
Naylor Hotel
Chris Knutson
Grand Junction
Cole
aMr
Mia
John G. Hacking
Levi
Christopher Bodity
Vernal
Irvin Bodity
J. G. Miller
Roosevelt
George Young’s
Martin E. Curtis
W. F. Sauer
Carl and
Richard
Mrs William Stevens Heads to Salt Lake City
Mrs William Stevens departed for Salt Lake City on Saturday along with family friend Randlett and daughter Ftetteeen, as reported in local notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Stevens
Salt Lake City
Howard
Community notes include meetings and moves in town
Stevens and EH. M. Chandler accompanied her to Myton. A Friday night Parent-Teachers meeting featured county agent EB Petersen and Frank P. Wellman of Vernal. The Episcopal church opened a roller skating rink for Sunday school. J. W. Harrison and family moved to Price, Leonard Harris and family moved here. On March 17 the Relief society held its annual party with a program, dancing, games, ice cream, cake, homemade candy, handkerchiefs and a quilt sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthe Curtis Jeft
Salt Lake City
Grant Powell
Price
Albert Smith
Montwel
Relief Society
Leo Cluff
Tom Roberts
Bryan
Roosevelt
Farm Bureau
Jake Taylor
Rosa Sad
Adler
Mra. Taylor
Grandin Bacon
Relef society annual day and community notes
The Relef society annual day was held Monday March 17 with an 8 p.m. program of song readings and music featuring Eva Wilson Lloyd Panter Lewis Swenzen Mia Lawrence Abegglen Elizabeth Neboker J. C. Hacking Pearl Harrison Annie Warburton Thelma Jenson and others. Afterward dancing and refreshments. Also updates on residents moving to farms for summer and visitors from Helper Utah. A stake conference attended at Vernal Sunny. Roosevelt high school presented The Charm School with the Roosevelt orchestra providing dance music after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relef Society
Misa Eva Wilson
Lloyd Panter
Lewis Swenzen
Mia
Lawrence Abegglen
Elizabeth Neboker
Alice Anderson
Vernal
Mark Caldwell
Nme Caldwell
Douglas Allred
Helper
Utah
Clyde Gerrald
Vernal Sunny
Huber
Early Start Assures Success at U B I C Convention
The Uintah Basin U B I C organizes its annual convention with central and executive committees named from Myton Vernal Duchesne and Fort Duchesne to oversee Ladies and Indies departments. New officers include W L Woolf president and J H Crickenberger secretary treasurer. A July schedule is set with July 29 30 and 31 as convention days, and prizes for slogans and emblems to be funded by local schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myton
Jane Murray
Vernal
Duchesne
Campbel Litster
Fort Duchesne
Ladies Department
General Committee of the Indies ‘Department
Rice Cooner
Chas
Carpenter
Lon McCarrell
Mary Orser
W. L. Woolf
Roosevelt
M. C. Wilson
Myron
P. C
Johnson
Fred Pack
John
H.C. Smith
Louis Thompson
Campbell Litster
Bud Gipson
J. H. Crickenberger
E. Peterson
Ross Bartlett
Hylas C. Smith
LeRoy Taylor
Bartlett
Uintah Basin
Hetells
George Phillips
U.B. SC
U. B. LC
Gasoline tax funds plan for state road maintenance
The document outlines classification of road work into maintenance and betterment, with maintenance funded by gasoline tax and matched by counties. It states 60 percent county share to be provided and a statewide fund split 50-50 as needed, with counties pledging a portion of their state road tax and a tentative apportionment proposed as a working basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Road Commission
State Road Commission
Reach
Sea Son
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Cedarview
Randlett
Rock Roosters
Vernal Drug CO
Ane
Ducheano S
Morgan
Frcheneneee
Balt Lake
Ban Juan
U. S
John N. Davis
Joseph Winward
Miller
Thomas
Vernal, Utah
VOGUE
Vernal Lumber Company
Tooele &, Uintah
Washington
Weber
Sorensee
Palace Meat
H. Davis
Prop
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