Graduation notes and community news from LaPoint and vicinity
Friday column reports a successful school year with eighth and ninth grade graduates including Nellson Taylor and Victor Christensen. It notes LaPoint and Fort Duchesne as the county’s only ninth grade adopters, teacher efforts, a musical program, a teachers party, and staff moving to Plain City Utah and Vernal. Mentions smallpox case, arrivals and departures, and local social events with rain closing the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porless Nellson
Vera Taylor
Lavar Mulline
Louisa Christensen
Victor Christensen
Reed Starmussen
Walter Garranger
Arthur Curtis
Dean Nellson
Mamie Nerton
Martha Laneaux
Clydie Marshall
Earl Marshall
Carl Hacking
Homer Curtis Merrills Rotmunsen
Eva Rasmussen
Eckman Christensen
Alice
Leola Dickson
Lapoint
Fort Duchéa
Keith Woohlquist
Myton
Salt Lake City
Plain City
Utah
Rosalia Jones
Vernal
Eugene Morris
Tridell
Migs Pearl
Harrison
Jensen Christenson
Co. J. Wahlquist
Allia Anderson
Dorothy
Verfal
Dolph Teemies
Gladys Teeples
Walter White
Ada Warburton
Vancouver
Washington
Emery Calywell
Roosevelt
Earl Mullins
Calvin Marshall
Grandpa Birch
Rile Blackburn
Verna
Saren C. Christenson
W. R. Nebeker
Austin Morley
LaWrence Caldwell
Miss Mack
Swengo
Randjett
Fay Haltigan
Brother Francis
Réhalett
Ardith
al Simkina
Altterra JP Rudy Reporter News and Community Gleanings
School closed last Friday with a program. A community dinner and a children's dance occurred in the afternoon. A planned ball game was cancelled due to high winds. Our boys defeated Wilson to reclaim the championship. Principal Rudy resumes duties on her farm. Miss Ruth Lawson travels to Los Angeles to be with her twin sister for the summer. LJ Workmsh moves back to the state highway area. The government road camp transfers to the Duchesne river to work toward Myton this summer. Supt A H Kneale's surfacing program is postponed for now. Mr Panter and Darrel Walker visited. Mr and Mrs J P Rudy called on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Rudy
Hig Farm
Ruth Lawson
Los Angeles
LJ Workmsh
Hig Place
Government Road
Duchesne River
Myton
Kneale
Randlett News Notes and Weather Highlights
Hazel Chandler reports on a last day of school program with many parents attending. The Relief Society treated the children to ice cream. Visitors include Fred Dixon and family and Virginia Jackson from Fort Duchesne. A hail storm hit Monday morning and rivers are rising. Indian Department road camp workers widen roads between Myton and Randlett. Crops look healthy in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relief Society
Mia
Fred Dixon
Virginia Jackson
Fort Duchesne
Randlett
The
Indian Department
Myton
Wise man avoids offense and avoids giving cause
A maxim suggests a prudent person does not seek provocation or retaliate. It argues for restraint, self control, and avoiding actions that spark conflict, emphasizing strategic forbearance over overt aggression.
Busy doctor and stormy night in town
A doctor questions Mrs Brown about medicine and she explains she cannot send her husband out in a severe storm. Roger Horrocks of Necla arrived in town Monday with a load of potatoes and left Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Horrocks
Necla
Violette Helene de Tallexsand's New York Arrival Controversy
Miss Isabelle Rochefelle reports renewed domestic strife between the Duke and his American wife as Violette Helene de Tallexsand, daughter of Anna Gould, arrives in New York with a maid. The child nearly faced Ellis Island before rescue by her aunt Mrs Finley J. Shepard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Violette
Helene de Tallexsand
Anna Gould
Ellis Island
Mra Finley J. Shepard
Amerly
Helen Gould
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Laroint
Mra. A
Alterra
JP Rudy
Nandlett
Hazel Chandler
Earl Lewis
John
Harry
Hitdrerv
Ps A
Hitch
Ae Ue
Poll Parret
Poll Parrott
Ment
U. S
Price
Joffre
Marshall Joffre
Marne
America
Arlington Cemetery
France
Marshall
Asia
Wm. F. Hanson
Dil
Isabelle Rochefelle
Isabelle Rockefeller
Percy Rockefeller