Bell family obituary and community notes from Ephraim
John T. Dell Bell born October 4 1866 in Salt Lake City was eldest son of Thomas Bell and Malha Elwood Bell who emigrated from England to Utah in 1864. He married in Salt Lake City and had six sons and two daughters. He buried his wife February 17 1898 and raised the family while serving in World War I. The article records extended local news from Ephraim Utah including visits, travels, health updates, and a 74th birthday surprise for Caroline Wardle, along with motions about townspeople moving, work, and church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Dell
Salt Lake
Ecity
Thomas Bell
Mahala Elwood Bell
England
Utah
Salt Lake City
Ephbriam
Slater
Glenwood
Sevier County
Ephriam
Wihille
Horge
Ife
Lucy Anne Wardle
Piloneer
George Wardle
St George Temple
Dell
Bam
Serevice
Ogidd Ho
Mahalos
Hurbert E. Bell
Giles
Hkimer Dell
Duchesne
Mahnalea Bell
Lucy Anne Nobeker
Roosevelt
Maeser Compary
Archie Jenkins
Lewis Galley
Floyd Coffalt
Wyoming
George
Thomas Jenkins
Malph Allred
Sterling Hawn
Sophia Jacobson
Swalba
Pleasant Grove
Maggie
Nelson
Lapoint
Josh Stewart
Abe Harris
Rose of Hell
Don Roberts
I, Sandor
A. Theodore Johnson
Earl Wardie
Bradford
Don Battyg
Manchester
Earl
Don
William McCurdy
Leroy Duke, Jr
0. M. Calder
Campbell's Hospital
Wilson
Midway
Nate Springer
Myton
Caroline Wardla
Dezzie Galley
Enid Reid
Ioka Tuesaday
Willam Stone
Darrell King
Charles Batty
Sunnyardo
Zina Searle
Grandma Hunting
Nathanna Glines
Thomas Mantle
Pearce Brothers
Lawrence Glines
John Glines
Emma, Johnson
Herbert Bell
Eliza Wall Dicksons
Nathan Hunting
Vernal-Daggett Road
Mure
Local marriages and community notices in Duchesne area
Mrs. Caroline McConkie hosts May 19 wedding of Floyd Freestone to Loona McConkie with Thomas Wingham officiating. Utah guests from Duchesne and Honetn attend. May 26 plans for Martin Curtis and Marguerite Wardle to wed in Salt Lake Temple after a Logan visit. Other notes: Nichols, Murray, Bodily, Reed, Ells, Mitchell, Green, Billa, and Bird family movements and health updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Hebe
Caroline. McConkie
Floyd W. Freestone
George O. Freestone
Loona McConkie
Mira
Caroline McConkie
Thomas Wingham
Susan McConkie
Emmons
Wilford McConkie
Honetn
Etta Odokirk
Thelma
Duchesne City
Martin Curtis
Carl Curtis
Misa Marguerite Wardle
George Wardle
Glinesward
Balt Lake City
Halt Lake Temple
Logan
Polnta
Armianda Nichols
Roosevelt
Milton Nichols
Wilmer Murray
James Murray
Altonah
Jerry
Murray
Joseph H. Bodily
Non Reed
Callifornia
Reed
Evan Ells
Mra
Elia J. Ellis
Ogden
Arty Mitchell
Duchesne
Evelyn Green Io
Vernal
U. H
Louis Billa
Lapoint
Clarence Bird
Local notes from Lapoint and Vernal communities
Sunday meeting saw sermons on deacon priest teacher and prayers while Mrs. Clyde Gerrald and family visit Vernal. A serious saddle accident injured Will Alfred but he is recovering. Farmers shear for local sheepmen as students return home from Vernal after a successful school year. Meetings by Tridell Lapoint farm bureau featured health talks by Victoria Christensen. A W Norton and family return from wintering in Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lessor
Emile Christenson
Barnam Lamoreaux
Albert
Norton
Clyde Sprouse
Ertman Christenson
Earl Marshall
Clyde Gerrald
Whs Wilson
Sam Hatch
Eva Hatch
A. R. Teeplea
Alfred
A. H. Teeples
Hee
Messrs
Taylor
Teeples
Bigelow
Vernal
Farm Bureau of
Tridell and
Lapoint
Victoria B. Christensen
Logan
Orvil Wilson
Salt Lake City
A. W. Norton
Hero
Lily Bigelow
Duchesne City
Memorial to Victims of R-38 Unveiled at Hull Cemetery
A memorial honoring British and American aircrew lost on the It-08 on August 24 1021 was unveiled in Hull Western cemetery. The monument was funded by Royal Air Force personnel and relatives of the dead airmen. The piece notes the ceremony and the community effort sustaining remembrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull
England
Noyast Air Force
Cedarview News Notes Highlight Local Visits and Travel
Ethel Nickel of Roosevelt spent several days here with relatives. Mrs. Janie Moora of Milford Utah visits with her children. Jim Bacon returns home after two and a half years in Canada on a mission. W F Blake of Whiterocks reviews headgates and ditches. Mr and Mrs Rulon Sheffer visit their mother Mrs Sarah Sheffer. H E Pope made a business trip to Fort Duchesne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Barber
Iona
Roosevelt
2D. L. Tanner
Harrison Ball
Httle
Lola
Sarah Summerall
Elmer Pope
Newell Snyder
Mytoni
Florence Bacon
Salt Lake City
Myrtle King
Altonah
Jack McCarthy
Park City
Ethel Nickel
Janie Moora
Milford
Utah
N. Snyder
Jim Bacon
Canada
W. F. Blake
Whiterocks
Rulon Sheffer
Sarah Sheffer
Uintah County Social Calendar and Local Notes
Rev. Mr Je Hersey of Vernal conducted Sunday services with daughter Dorothy. A farm bureau meeting occurred Saturday. Monday the Uintah Literary club hosted a social for Miss Dorothy Griffis now Mrs Darrell Walker, featuring singing and a silverware gift. Attendees included Supt and Mrs Gross, Crickenberger, Crumbo, Litster, Taylor, Rudy, Wardle, Williams, and Darrell Walker. Eight patients remain at the hospital. Mr and Mrs Same Dutch welcomed a baby born May 17. Miss Bell Dickson returned to Salt Lake City. Joseph Walther and family plan to move from Tock Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Je Hersey
Vernal
Dorothy
Farm Bureau
Uintah Literary Club
Dorothy Griffis
Darrell Walker
Fred A. Gross
Louis Thompson
Birs. Crickenberger
W. T.rite
Albert Crumbo
Campbell Litster
Leroy Taylor
J. P. Rudy
James Wardle
Williams. Mann
Ross Crandal
Griffis
Fred Dickson
David Ford
Ethridge Litster
J. H. Trott
Hia Walker
Rose Walker
Same Dutch
Bell Dickson
Salt Lake City
Joseph Walther
Tock Creek
The Chronic Critic Faces Silence Amid Criticism
A succinct observation notes that a chronic critic rarely receives praise and mostly encounters negative feedback about their work. The line underscores how criticism tends to orbit the critic more than their self-assessment.
The Valor of Young George Croghan in the War of 1812
The article honors George Croghan at age twenty one for earning the Congressional Medal of Honor after his defense of Fort Stephenson on the Sandusky River Ohio in 1813. Croghan commanded seven officers and 160 Kentucky riflemen against 500 British regulars and Tecumseh’s forces. Old Betsy fired from a blockhouse as Croghan’s men repelled the assault. Proctor’s assault failed with about 200 British losses and minimal American casualties.
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George Croghan
George Rogera Clark
Maj
Croghan
Fort Stephenson
Sandusky River
Ohio
William Weary Warrison
Irmacis
Kentucky
Anixpounder
Harrison
Proctor
Tecumseh
Idiot as a Word Through History and Meaning
The term idiotes originates from Greek a class focused on personal affairs not civic duties. In modern usage idiot denotes a mentally affected person and may reflect shifts in the concept of voting and civic participation.
Hidden Darkness and Restless Hopes in a Verse
A compact aphorism notes that most presidential dark horses are unseen and that heavy rest fuels restless people. It then posits that the prime issue, though not the most scarce, is light or ray. The piece uses witty, satirical tone to comment on visibility and energy in politics.
People warn of consequences for those who claim she never got justice
The message cautions critics that those who insist she did not receive due payback should beware of potential repercussions. It emphasizes the stakes of making such claims and the possible backlash from involved parties.
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Ohn
T. Bell
Glines
Maeser
James McNaughton
Minnie Reynolda
Mack Nyberg
Watson
Arty Adams
Mountain Dell
W. J. Justice
Q. J. Thompson
Rile Blackburn
Lawrence Caldwell
Arthur Curtis
Uintah High School
Martha Lamoreaux
Ernest
Exton
Leg
Frank
Roy
Lawrence
Henry Lee
Mr. Lee
Cedarview
H. E. Pope
Fort Duchesne
Penny Sale
Acorn
Elmo Scott Watson
Western
Aapert
Jason
Vernal Electric CO
Hall
B. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Tr. W. O'Donnell
Uintah State Bank Bul Uing Vernal
Wallace Calder
Uintah State Bank Building
Robert H. Wallis
Judge Bide
Wasatch
Leon P, Christensen
Dopse Brothers
E. Mgeis Vernal
Henry Pehacek
Red Front
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