Community News and Local Events Summary
Davis and Mrs Menry Workman argue over a fine young boy visiting their home Thursday. The Trailbuilders of our Primary, led by Sirs Lenny Sangh, surprised retired teacher Mrs Flowte Shiner with a gathering and lunch for thirteen. Several local families move, host visitors, or report minor injuries while children enjoy activities with the Junior and Gleaner groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menry
Lenny Sangh
Flowte Shiner
Slaugh
Keetta
Shiner
Chilton Jenking
Roosevelt
Jenking
Jenkins
Lucy Johnna
Charles Slaugh
Cecil Chivers
Dee Chivers
Exra Eaton
Tonanza
Ming
Bill Gardner
Charles Blaugh
Harold Coax
John
Walter Euper
Nellie Postma
Walter Simper
Tigh Mne
Dacey
Ida Bowthorpe
Corral
Dart
Verda Haws
Henjanin Blaugh
Vinnie Simper
Dr. Johmen
Owen
Los Angeles
California
Misa Clarica Hart
Quinea
Fred
Henry Blaugh
Iris Miller
Vernal
Ida Howthorpe
Paul Watkins
Jensen
Alfred Davis
Ida Owthorpe
Wilter Simper and Sons
Fire at Ed M Oaks place. roof saved by brave crew
Community aroused as siren sounded and fire wagon rushed to Ed M Oaks home to battle a roof fire caused by faulty wiring. Chief Herbert M Snyder and his crew extinguished flames, saving the building except for the roof. Also notes include a large Mothers Day program directed by the Sunday School with readings, songs, and badges. social for Lola Smith before mission to Salt Lake City. and various local updates on farms, church projects, and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed M Oaks Place
Herbert M. Snyder
Mabel Siddoway
Mother
Evaota Vernon
Edna Cullett
Florence Hacking
Clara Colton
Mother Marie Anderson
Claire Hacking
Josephine Bird
Charies A Hardy
Ethelwynne Collett
John G
Gusher
Anna M Hacking
June Hardy
Salt Lake City
Joseph P Hacking Junius Hackling
Lara Bird
Lola Smith
Atatoy Rulon Ashby
Rainbow
VFF McCon
Ashley Creek
Rulen Bullock
Frank H Smith
Bahop Richens
Morgan Merkley
Canyon Ranch
Mary A Jones
Mary
St George
Loma Colton
Nught Coltons
Goig
Yan Smith
Set Lake Hospital
Mothers Day program and community notes in Vernal
Sunday School presented a Mothers Day program with a girl’s chorus and a parent-acknowledgment, followed by a Motherhood pageant and badges for about thirty five mothers. The column records numerous local family news items from Vernal and Duchesne area, including illnesses, travels, farm and business notes, and social events. mentions various residents and visitors and the Ashley Co-op staff changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Caldwell
Shirley Caldwell
Hoys
Gorden Jarrell
Sander
Odest
Mia Wm
Lawrienne Abegegiin
Ducheene City
Tag Fttle
Luke Clegg
Rougevit
Mr Clegg
Eph Rasmussen
George Bigelow
Vira Bigelow
Nelda
WE Penfold
Vernal
Bishop J O Wacking
Alchist
M M. Batty
J A Freestone
M.A Perry
Grand Rasmussen
James Marshall
Alvert Norton
Frice
Olden Winn
Craig
Rilo Blackburn
Duchesne City
Mordiy
Delos
Arthur Norton
Reed Rasmussen
Ashley Co-op
Ashley Coop
Merrill Rasmussen
Ver
Mr Sander
Mae
Orange dessert ideas and gelatin treat collection
A muddled note lists orange flavored dishes and desserts including orange punch, sliced oranges in custard, orange gelatin, orange cake frosting, orange pies, and homemade mannalads. The text emphasizes orange ingredients and a sealed flavor theme for a dessert or party menu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trust
Weekend travelers to Vernal and area visit relatives
The article lists numerous residents and their trips to Vernal and Jensen for weekends and family visits. Frank Searle Alten Searle Wnt Merkley Fon Ea ton George McCurdy Rob ert Meoner and Mrs Stephen Perry drove to Vernal last Saturday. Mya Terry stayed to spend the year with relatives while Lusher Ciab and family visited the Rector mine and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emith Iaavet
Lurber
Carl Hacking
W Neteker
Fred Newmeyer
George Perry
Charlie Taylor
Rie Blackburn
May Sprouse
Bigelow
von Ororge
Sander
Albert
Norton
Frank Searle
Alten Searle
Merkley Fon Eaton
George McCurdy
Robert Meoner
Stephen Perry
Mya Terry
Lusher Ciab
Misa Marbe Peterson
Marvin Peterson
Warren Billings
Jeisen
Zilpha Wellman
Jy Sho
Bilngs Wall
Jensen
Jay Wath
Small Oranges Cheap Pleasing Juicy and Plentiful
Housekeepers note this season brings abundant but small to medium oranges. Larger sizes are costly and scarce while small ones are plentiful and cheap. Even if two small oranges are needed to equal one large, cost may be lower. Juice serves well in glasses at breakfast or as a midafternoon snack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
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Davis
Maeser
James Wilson
Lapoint
Landaiulet
Oakland
Oakland Air Armpe
Lea
Dell
Pontiac
Billings
Homer D Ford
Mack
Nelson
Marian
Miss Moral
Neilso
Jens
Bonanga
Blake Caldwell
Dragon
Cyrus
Art
Reed
D . Hospital
Salt Lake
Rodlly
Mann Bros, Vernal
Utah
Ola Power & Tigh
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