Leota Ward Notes Mothers Day and Local Events
Leota residents joined in Mothers Day activities amid stake conference in Roosevelt. Reports include a busy Relief Society with rose making and crops paper flowers, Primary conference turnout, and updates on farm work, poultry, and temple travel by Arthur Barney and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Durfee
Roosevelt
Durfees
William HL Gagan
Helief Society
Ouray Valley
Nile Hughes
Vernal
Assert Moore
Elisha Bryant
Amy Jenkins
Creno
Mutual Creamery Company
John and
Junius Jackson
Fannie Burns
Erma
Jacob Jorgensen
Ardis Rogers
Ward
Joseph Smith
Blanch Wiscomb
Minnie Anstus
Angus
William Ferguson
Gusher
Irs
Marlon Fozers
Genealogial Society
Malph Duries
Arthur Barney
Salt Lake City
Melina Thomas
Art Emmons
Harry Larson
James N Jones
Wallace
Kaysville
Utah
Ruth Goodrich
Naples
Melma Cooper
Lavina Wilson
Helena Cooper
Gena Lewis
Uintah High School
Wallace Jones
Loretta
Revs
Morley Jones
Bert Hovey
Venice Durfee
Leota Beach
Tralihulders
Leota
Daphne Cooper
Maeser Mothers Day program and local notes
The community reports a pleasant Mothers Day program at Maeser last Sunday enjoyed by attendees amid continued cold wet weather. Several residents, including Mrs Daniel Adams and Mrs Arthur Curtis, are mentioned with illness and family care, while others travel for work, farming, and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macaeser
Daniel Adams
Lapoint
Arthur Curtis
Lawrence
Alton Beck
Diamond Mountain
Wallace Caldwell
Hyrum Burgess
Ellis Caldwil Jr
Neal
Eilis Caldwell
Cadwell
Maeser
Karl Collier
Jensen
Arty Adams
Perry Galbreath
James Dallas Massey
Beatrice Edwards
Vernal
Local notes reflect ranch work and community visitations
Ashley Clark Feltch leased Mrs Billy Weirs cattle ranch on White River. Carl Sowards returned from Diamond Mountain where he works with NJ Meaghers Sheep. Several residents traveled, hauled salt to Brush Creek Mountain, and a grader mapped ward roads. A special Mothers Day program featured readings and gifts for mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Feltch
Billy
W S
Shiner
Frank Peters
Wilma Ewett
Maurice Corless
Hope Seeley
May Holfeltz
Edw Kidd
Dilly Whitney
Charlotte McCarrell
Quisranpine Fearones New Forno Choice Colors
A brief note describes a new Forno choice offering attractive color options and a claimed speed range of 55 to 65 miles per hour with a low initial cost.
Little Dialogue on returning from Blue Mountain
Pierce Feltch arrives from Blue Mountain after a month as Browl s new stock boy. Robinson praises the help while Teddy asks about Alice. A humorous exchange ends with Wifey noting a $270 save and a question about quitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browl
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ashley
Houdaille
Esse
Vernal Tailoring
Frank Fudge
Prop Vernl, Link
Ronustere
Phaetoun
Korn Rietron Company
Pierce Feltch
Blue Mountain
Alice
Teddy
Archie
Thrift
J.C. Penney
Osborne Mower
Osborne
Vernal Lumber Company