MIA closing serial evening followed by dancing and local changes
The MIA held its closing serial last Tuesday with a large crowd enjoying a good program and dancing afterward. Archie Perry arrived from Watson for a short visit from Thursday to Monday. The Duke underwent an operation for the removal of his tonsil last Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MIA
Dancng
Archie Perry
Watson
Duke
Gorge Bilis and
Rove
Floyd Fletcher
California
Mr Fletcher
B Simper
Dayla Ward
Sinpera
Martin Curtis
Little Lelta
Karen Bimper
George Wardle
Clinton Erekson
Aone
Dreksons
Ray Pickup
Bim Ross
Reid and
Keith
Allen Cash
McKenna Welcomes Ten Pound Boy on May 18
Mr and Mrs Thomas McKenna are proud parents of a ten pound boy born May 18. Dr Saunders and Mrs Barret were visitors at Sunday School. E D Lewis visited Salt Lake City on a business trip. Ronald Exsund and Harold McKenna headed to Idaho for work. Mrs Meltina Jorgensen visiting son Oliver for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas ‘McKenna
Saunders
Barret
Stake Sunday School Board
E D Lewis
Salt Lake City
Ronald Exsund
Harold McKenna
Idaho
Florence Kelly Attends Rebeccas Convention in Salt Lake City
Florence Kelly left Sunday for Salt Lake City to serve as a delegate to the Rebeccas convention this week. Since April 16 the local corral has hosted only four class suitable for shearing operations amid Green River irrigation levels and higher water flows than last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Kelly
Salt Lake City
Rebeccas
Corral
Green River
Wild Rose Club
Sarah M Ainge
Fuse Hundred
Zilpha Wellman
Relief Society
Ralph Waggoner
Rebecca Stewart
Baby born as Maeser family rejoices in Manila camp note
Maeser Mre and Mre Nel Schaefer Meyer celebrate the arrival of a baby girl born May 11 to Howard Timothy a CeCe Camp member in Manila. He attended his cousin Clyde Oaks funeral last Wednesday. After visiting grandparents John Timothy he returned to camp Sunday. An unnamed son of Mr and Mrs Joe Merkley has pneumonia. Wallace Oaks left to resume CCC Camp work at Yellowstone near Duchesne after a week away. Miss Lela Colton works at Verdin Johnson store. Bounce Din returned to Salt Lake City Monday after a week away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schaefermeyer
Howard Timothy
Manila
Clyde Oaks
John Timothy
Joe Merkley
Wallace Oaks
CCC
Yellowstone
Duchesne
Lela Colton
Verdin Johnson
Salt Lake City
Rural kin visit schedule crosses states this week
The text notes relatives visiting from different towns over the past week. Mrs Byron Eaton left Saturday to visit in Salt Lake City with her daughter Mrs Dougal Young. Wil Oaks is on a trip in Oregon while Dryc Oiks attends a medical convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil Oaks
Oregon
Byron Eaton
Salt Lake City
Dougal Young
New Counselor Chosen After Vacancy in Ward Services
Elder Cullis appoints Walley Anderson as the ward counselor replacing the resigned Louis Free stone amid ongoing service gaps. The change comes as 309 people attend the service and council meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Freestone
Walley Anderson
Cullis
Utah water rights notice and local family obituary item
Notice from the State Engineers Office Salt Lake City dated May 20 1935 announces Lena Thompson of Watson Utah applying to appropriate 25 seconds of Willow Creek water in Uintah county for irrigation from March 1 to November 15 each year. Protests must be filed within 30 days with affidavit and $100 fee. The item continues with genealogical obituary notes on George Hislop born England April 24 1958 emigrating to Utah aged ten, married 1878, and his descendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Engineers Office
Salt Lake City
Lena Thompson
Watson
Utah
Willow Creek
Uintah
George Hislop
England
John
Agnes Redgers
Mislop
America
Familly
Huntsville
Phoebe Karen Bingham
Ashley Valley
Dry Fork
Glines Ward
Hislop
Uintah County
New Ashley Ward Chapel Dedicated in Uintah Stake
A New Ashley ward chapel was dedicated after construction begun December 1933. Bishop Alma Preece and the building committee coordinated six thousand dollars in local and church funding with additional Liberal donations. The brick veneer Old English style building includes modern facilities, grounds sprinkler system, and will be planted with grass trees and shrubs. The stake choir led by O N Olson with Elsa Davis provided music. Ralph Siddaway and Meda Walker contributed solos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Preece
Archie Johnson
Preece
Uintah Stake
Uintahetake
Stake
O N Olson
Elsa Davis
Ralph Siddeway
Meda Walker
Bishop Preece
Notable Local Man Passes After Long Illness
The obituary notes the death of a long time resident Friday evening at age 70. He had lived with his daughter Mrs Marion Allen since his earlier years and had been under illness for some time. Mr and Mrs J P Allen of Tooele attended the services along with a nephew and his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tun
Marion Allen
Hislop
J P Allen
Tooele
Vernal Student Elected President of BYU International Relations Club
Vernal youth Ray Colton elected president of Brigham Young University's International Relations Club for 1935 36. Colton, a junior in education majoring in history and political science, has toured the Orient and West Pacific and was a YY delegate to a district IR clubs meet in Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal
International Relations Club
Ray Colton
Brigham Young University
Colton
College of Education
West Pacific
Denver
Colo Las
Milton Grimes
Provo
Marjorie Wagers
Roosevelt
Merline Gardener
American Fork
Darlene Owens
Lucille Skinner
Orem
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J. M. Pitt
Nelson-Ricks Creamery
Farm Bureau
George Perry
Lapoint
Marvin
Marie Singleton
Baggs
Bages High School
Marie
Bert Singleton
Wyoming
Elvan Loader
Jensen
Maeser
Salt Lake
Et Moines
Wea
Don and
Myron Hacking Martin Hislop
David and
Warren Hislop
Ashley
Utah Power & Light Co
Vernal Cafe
Nellie Bilis
Ile
Vernal, Utah
Ishing
Walters
Yvico Atalion
Fies
Utah Oil Refining CO
Service Statens and
Adas Ties
Zatterfes
Conomy Market
Eastman Kodaks and Supplies
Vernal Drug Co. “Service
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