Palmer brothers plastering work in Tridell and local notices
The Palmer brothers George and Earl spend the week plastering locally. Bishop Morriss promotes Whiterocks and Ouray Valley Irrigation. Visitors include Joe Warner Haydon Foster A. W. Neboker and Byron Colton. Mrs Viva Goodrich hosts sixteen young Primary members. Darred Goodrich returns from Provo to lead Primary boys’ construction work. Local women attend Lapolat farm bureau meeting with praise for Mrs Christeossen. Oscar and Cynthia Lyman in Provo with health concerns. Sacrament meeting conducted by Anronic Priesthood. John K. R. Millspaugh speaks. Arthur Woolley and wife welcome ninth child born on the 14th. Orchardists rejoice over no fruit damage from frost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer Brothers
George
Earl
Sro
Bishop Morriss
Whiterocks
Ouray Valley Irrigation Company
Joe Warner
Haydon Foster
Bualineas
A. W. Neboker
Ouray
Ron QC
Colton
Guaher
Tridelt
Viva Goodrich
Darred Goodrich
Provo
Zing Searles
Mary Henry
Stake Rollef Society
Tridoll Association
Lapolat
Farm Bureau
Christeossen
Oscar Lyman
Cynthia Lyman
Anronic
John KR. Millspaugh
Arthur Woolley
Local Social Notes Include Visits and Family News
Thomas Morgan Jensen arrived from the Ke ranch on Wednesday. Rhoda Miller returned to Craig on Friday after two weeks with her parents. Mrs Florence Kelly of Vernal spent Thursday afternoon here. Mr and Mrs Andrew Dudley were in Vernal Wednesday and Thursday. Helen Murray returned from Vernal Tuesday where she had two weeks of medical treatment and is improving. The Misses Irene Dudley Ada Kelly Erton Wilkins George Evans and Professor Mayhew visited the Dinosaur quarry with Mr Evans and Professor Mayhew from Provo. Mrs Hilda Sorensen hosted a birthday party for daughter Rebecca with twenty guests. Harden Nelson came from Rainbow to spend Sunday with his mother. Mrs Atta Chatwin received word that Frank Griffen of Buhl Idaho reported his mother died May tenth. Mr and Mrs Otis Witherall drove to Vernal to pick up their son Carl who had been ill for two days. The Haslem boys left for Blue Mountain with cattle and horses. Mrs Ellen Gardner and Mrs Anna Snow are visiting Vernal with S B Bow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Morgan
Mayhew
Dinosaur Quarry
Evans
Professor Mayhew
Provo
Hilda Sorensen
Rebecca
Harden Nelson
Rainbow
Susie Nelson
Atta Chatwin
Frank Griffen
Buhl
Idaho
Otis Witherall
Verna
Carl
Haslem
Blue Mountain
Ellen Gardner
Anna Snow
Vernal
Opposition party harsh on corruption amid doubts and course change
A reflection notes that the out of power party often treats corruption claims as central. It counsels altering course when one perceives global opposition, suggesting a reason underlies such sentiment.
Trip to England for summer by Mr and Mrs George Ashton
Mr and Mrs George Ashton left May 1 to travel to England for the summer visiting friends and relatives with plans to return in late fall. Mr Wilson passed away at his home on Sunday evening May 4. Burial was in the Colorado Park cemetery with services at the Episcopal church on Thursday May 16 for five year old James Dickson who died in Salt Lake City hospital. Mrs Hugh Evans has been seriously ill but is slowly recovering. Misses Kila and Hazel Chandler returned home from Roosevel t where they attended school last winter. Hazel is employed at Mr and Mrs Lundberg's. Mrs William Stevens has returned from Salt Lake City where she stayed with her husband hurt in a runaway accident and she plans to return soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ashton
England
Wilson Areq
Colorado Park
Episcopal Church
James Dickson
Salt Lakaity
Hugh Evans
Kila
Hazel Chandler
Roosevalt
Ute Dairy progress and local community updates
The Ute Dairy association shows good progress with rising cream prices expected soon. A Relief society conference drew about 600 attendees with lessons led by Mrs. Colton, Mrs. Davia, and Mrs. Milea. Ross Crandall gave a notable address. Baby born May 11 to Mr. and Mrs. Weist, weighing 10 pounds, is thriving under Mary's care. Community members, including Costanza, join the new dairy association. officers Wilson and Young report contract progress at Lapoint. H C Knudgen leaves for Price with a honey load, and Dr Hyrum Dumgiard prepares to work in Alaska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relief Society Conference
Waas
B. O. Colton
A. G, Davia
R. EH. Milea
Ross Crandall
Fort Duchesne
Salt Lake City
Henry J. Weist
Bapa
Mary Ann Wamaley
Costanza
Dalry Ingsociation
Joe Warner
Roy Tay
Hyrum Dumgiard
Alaska
Mr. Dumgaard
Knudsen Letter from Oakland Sees June Return and Farm Details
George Knudsen of Oakland writes his father that he plans to return around June 1. He notes limited work in California and reports corn planted, some up, early Kardon and potatoes progressing, and alfalfa ground being prepared. A good rain is needed to counter rapid soil drying. Otto Mayhew plans to move to their homestead five miles east this week. Roosevelt residents Mr. and Mrs. Smith host guests at the Naylor hotel while Salt Lake City visitors discuss opening a gilsonite mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Knudseon
Oakland
Calif
H. C. Knudson
California
Otto Mayhew
R. N. Smith
Roosevelt
Boberg
Naylor Hotel
Mr. Cuberly
Horace H. Cummings
W. F. Smith
Salt Lake City
Galbraith
Bert Haines
J. 0. McCarroll
Vernal News Roundup Includes Illnesses and Visits
Mrs Virgil Burke and son Darrel are dangerously ill with pneumonia at Mrs Lambert's home in Vernal. Lordi Boren returned from Colorado after visiting relatives. Venda Slaugh stays with her sister Mrs John Smain at the Gilsonite mines. Iva Smurm visited from Watson. Phylinda Bowthorpe of Vernal spent a week with her daughter Mrs Walter Simper in Albert and Stanley Slaugh. Mrs Stephen Atwood learned of her mother's death in Wyoming. Myrle Robbing helped at Mrs Horace Coltharp's Vernal home. Alfred Ellefritz herd sheep for John N. Davis in the mountains. Fishermen enjoy Ashley Creek. Afronie Priesthood led Sacrament meeting. Edward Watkins Jr shears sheep at Roosevelt. Linnie imper visited Mrs Lige Jackson in Vernal. Mr and Mrs Kruger Ellefritz welcome a baby boy born Monday May 12. Bud Nelson seriously ill with measles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Burke
Darrel
Lambert
Vernal
Lordi Boren
Colorado
Venda, Slaugh
John Smain
Gilsonite
Iva Smurm
Watson
Phylinda Bowthorpe
Walter Simper
Albert
Stanley Slaugh
Diamond Mountain
Stephen Atwood
Wyoming
Myrle Robbing
Horace Coltharp
Alfred Ellefritz
John N. Davis
Ashley Creak
Edward Watkins, Jr
Roosevelt
Linnie
Imper
Lige Jackson
Kruger Ellefrita
Bud
Des Nelson
Dripping Rock Community Notes On Crops Roads and Travel
Dripping Rock area reports winds harming crop prospects and notes local crop work by Mr. Brazleton and son on the W. D. Keeley home place. A May 5 Bear Valley school meeting drew strong GOP interest. J. D. Williams visited Rangely, Earl Fallis and family toured their Scujl Creek homestead, and a new bridge spans Dripping Neck on the Victory highway. W. D. Keeley on crutches after a runaway accident in Craig. Walter Wells brought gas to Watson store refinery run. Nate Shelton works in Craig oil fields and plans to move family to town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Williams
Rangely
Twin Valley Ranch
Bear Valley School House
Earl Fallis
Raven O11
Scujl Creek
Bear Valley School
Mr. Brazleton and Son
W. D. Keel
W. D. Keeley
Craig
Walter Wells
Scull Creek
Watson
Bernard Haziewood Meade
Jensen
Hackett
Nate Shelton
Community notes honor Mrs Merrell at Relief Society event
In Naples a Relief Society gathering honored Mrs Mary Merrell with two decorative tress patterns after a program including readings by Edgar A Guest and talks by Melinda Goodrich and Bishop C M Iverson. Attendees later shared ice cream and cake before Mrs Merrell's upcoming departure to Bluebell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Morrell
Relief
Seciety
Edgar
A. Guest
Sterling Hawa
Stella Richards
Melinda Goodrich
Bishop C. M. Iverson
Leona Manwaring
Mary Merrell
Ross Merrell
Freak Goodrich
Asher Manwaring
Karl Merrell
Lester Neilses
Porter Merrell
Misa Lucily Merrel
All
M Mission
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Tridell
Beth B. Perry
Randlett
Fisk
Z. S. Calder
Edealer
Utah
Davis
Nin
Naples
croWa
Wes ‘Presdf
Fuller Merrell
Aiates
Pata
Calder Bros. Creamery
Swain Funeral Home
Bessi Swain
Vernal, Utah
Lesliez Ashton Hw. Co
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