Pleasant Relief Society Social and Poems Idea
From Our Correspondents Last Wednesday the Relief Society hosted a cheerful gathering on Esther Carrolls lawn with games and a served lunch. Extempo raneous poetry by the ladies honored Aunt Ann Hacking and others, plus news of a new baby boy born last Saturday and plans for a dance to fund a new floor in the ward house.
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Relief Society
Aunt Ann Hacking
Esther Carroll
Rud Ker
Hacking
McCoy
Sister McCoy
Ashley area social notes and local moves
The community enjoys Mrs Mary A. Gibson’s recovery out again. Bishop E A Cramer and family relocate to their farm from town. Mrs Fern Hadiock of Watson visits her aunt Mrs FL Noel. Mr and Mrs WIN Davis move to the Vernal Second Ward. Gladys Winton of Lapoint visits relatives. Mrs Hannah Parker and daughter Laura of Vernal visit relatives. The Bee Hive Girls hosted a pleasant party at the Relief Society home. Mr and Mrs Ed Bodily of Mae-Ber attend Sacrament meeting as home missionaries.
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Mary A. Gibson
Bishop E. A. Cramer
Fern Hadiock of
Watson
FL Noel
Win Davis
Vernal
Gladys Winton
Lapoint
Hannah Parker
Laura
Bee Hive
Relief Society
Mamo
Mra Ed Bodily
Mae- Ber
Sacrament
Lapooint Visitors Attend Sunday Services and Events
Sunday services welcomed Elders Wooley Reid and Woodbury Theyeseh who offered guidance and saw Eld er Woodbury sing The Unknown Grave to an appreciative crowd A Friday Relief Society dance raised a neat sum Ice cream sales completed a pleasant evening Visitors included Don B Colton a business guest from Vernal and Tridelpre William Dustin and Mr Bryner of Price joined from Sunday with Dan Morley family relatives Claude Morley accompanied them home for an extended visit Ezra Perkes and Miss Bell Cook traveled to Vernal and back on Sunday
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Wooley
Reid
Woodbury
Vernal
Tridelpregen
Don B. Colton
William Dustin
Bryner
Price
Dan Morley
Morley
Claude
Air
Ezra Perkes
Mies Bell
Sunday School Intermediate Classes Host Parties
The two Intermediate classes led by Miss Ora Billings and Arlie Johnson held a party Tuesday night with a pleasant program followed by dancing. The M O Y club enjoyed a Wednesday afternoon with readings, piano solos by Florence Gregory, vocal by Laurel Duke, and a piano duet by Mina Duke and Vervene Glines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Billings
Arlie Johnson
M O.Y
Clara
Vervene Gines
Florence Gregory
Laurel Duke
Clara Glines
Mina Duke
Vervene Glines
Walter Boren
Joseph Herring
John Gimoes
Dessie Alexander
Thia
Layla Harrison
Randlotte
Mies Katha Redden
Peter Jensen
Ou‘iy
Community News From the July Weekend
Sunday evening a plan for the Fourth of July celebration was set. Water levels rise with good weather and a strong creek flow. Orson Hall and family moved to Maeser while Bert Caldwell moved into a new home. Pearl Engberson visits precede leg amputation after long illness. Missionaries Ashley Bartlett and Sowards spread work among locals. Wallace Caldwell from Lapoint reports a sunny spell and bridge work progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josh Hall
Orson Hall
Maeser
Hudson Place
Wallace Caldwell
Lapoint
Ashley Bartlettnd
Sowards
Bert Caldwell
Pearl Engberson
Joseph Engberson
Goodyear to Pilot Cotton Fields by Air in Arizona
The Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company will deploy a small dirigible over its 28,000 acre Arizona plantation at Goodyear and Phoenix to supervise cotton cultivation. Built from the standard American commercial craft, the airship will be completed in about four months at Akron shops and then fly to Arizona to inspect the irrigation project and may transport Goodyear officials to Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Goodyear
Iitchfield
Arizona
Phoenix
California
Los Angeles
Akron
Ohio
American Legion Membership Campaign Opens May 17
The American Legion launches a nationwide membership drive May 17 aiming to add about one million members, bringing total membership to 2.5 million. Local posts across 49 states plus posts in England France Canada and other regions participate with broad civic support and cooperation from Red Cross YMCA and Salvation Army. The campaign emphasizes attracting ex-service members, minimal dues, and a non political, non military stance focused on Americanization, community service, and upholding constitutional rights.
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Judanapolis
Ind
American Legions
American Legion
Ovary
Red Cross
M C A. Incorporated
Salvation Army
Ufe
Legion
Ite Mambersa
Central
Washington
IWW
America
England
France
Canada
Poland
Argentine Republic
Japan
China
Nawali
Cuba
Porto Rico
Alaska
Philippine Islands
Hart
American Iegion
United States of America
Airship on Cotton Plantation for Survey and Supervision
A giant dirigible 35,000 cubic feet capacity with 40 mph speed and 400 mile range is proposed for cotton plantation supervision, enabling rapid landings and potential use in wheat field surveys. Also included is a public notice from the Interior Department Utah contesting a homestead entry by Robert J Morgan, citing abandonment and requiring a response within twenty days after the final publication.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Vernal
Utah
Robert J Morgan
Antefone
Walker Lee Russell
Burnt Fork
Wyoming
Range 20
Salt Lake Meridian
Mexico
Brmhy
Davy
Marine Corps
Congress
Peter Hansen
Register
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Bank OF Vernal
Federal Reserve System
Mabber
Carl Richens
James Brooks
Aliee Johnson
Montrose
Colorado
Ward House
W. Stevens
Curtney
Ogden
George Riddle
Earl Mulis Tanch
Sanpete
Ashley
Goodyear News
Umtah
Salt Lake
Transporation Co
Archie Weeks
W &R. Murray
Jensen
Claimate
the Express
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