Maeser Mrs Otella Carroll Hosts Macaer Primary Ladies
Mrs Otella Carroll Maeser, president of Macaer Primary, entertained officers and teachers Friday afternoon at her home. Guests included Mrs Clair Hacking, Mrs Ella Stringham, Mrs Thelman Stevens, Mrs Iva Caldwell, Mrs Ethel Winn Collett, Mrs Maud Thacker, and Mrs John Holfeltz. The group spent the day sewing for an upcoming bazaar and enjoyed a luncheon at five. Nearby, Mr and Mrs Lamar Thacker visited Dry Fork with Mrs Thacker’s parents, Mr and Mrs Dan Adams. Annie Smith hosted a Sunday dinner party at her parents’ home with guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otella Carroll
Macaer
Clair Hacking
Ella Stringham
Mutual Sunday program at church draws varied visitors
A large group attended Mutual Sunday evening including Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith and many others. Charles Lewis led singing while H B Olson spoke on Preparedness and Coltoin spoke on The Sacrifices of Our Forefathers. A canal work crew was noted and several residents reported travels and family visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Smith
Lamar Samuels
Vernie Richardson
Lucy Rackham
Mias Virate Sonic
Mis
Bernice Meaul
H. 8. Olson
Chas, Lewis
O. Norman Olsen
Alta Olson
Alfreda Davis
Mutual
Charles Lewis
Wilda
Timothy
Zing Ashby
Chas. Coltoin
Loullo Thacker
Warren Jones
Allen Jones
Wells Ashby
Olson
John Hacking
Marvin Mitchell
Neola
Arza Mitchell
Duchesne City
James Hacking
Nathan Hardy
Grand Junction
Colo
Ab Price
Helper
Grant Carpenter
A. G. Anderson
Salt Lake City
Kamog
Hattie Hacking
Joseph P. Hacking
William Rudge
Rudge
New York
George Fisher
Boneta
Marion Fisher
Fort Duchesne Notes On Teachers Visitors And Travel
Miss Edith Johnson leaves Fort Duchesne to teach in Vernal as Mrs V T Rica becomes the new primary teacher. Crandall family visits Salt Lake City and Springville. Ford cars given to employees Hugh Owens Sr Frank Smith and Hy lay Smith. Bruce Maxwell visits Whiterocks. Local women visit relatives in Fort Duchesne and Vernal. Fred Dickson installs sanitary drinking fountain at the school. William Mann travels from Salt Lake City toward Grand Junction as a sheep killing trial witness. his wife joins him later in Price. Fred Price walking from San Francisco toward Pittsburgh at 870 years old travels eastward in three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Johnson
Vernal
V. T. Rica
Misa Johnson
Ross Crandall
Baby Marjory
Faith Crandall
Salt Paneelty
Springville
Ford
Hugh Owens
Frank Smith
Whiterocks
Hy Lay C. Smith
Bruce Maxwell
Price
Salt Lake City
Alfred Mann
Fred Price
San Francisco
California
Pittsburg
Penn
Surprise birthday gathering for Nelile Merkley at her home
A Saturday evening gathering at Mrs Nelile Merkley s home drew about thirty relatives and friends in a surprise social honoring her birthday. Notables present included Mr and Mrs Ross Bartlett of Roosevelt and Mrs Anna K Bartlett. A community singing rehearsal led by Morley Jones drew a large crowd, and a cleaned meeting house prepared for a forthcoming conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelile Merkley
Ross Bartlett
Roosevelt
Vernal
Anna K. Bartlett
George W. Bartlett
William S. Henderson
Mary Henderson
Parley Goodrich
Naples
Golden Slaugh
Alma Mecham
Morley Jones
Russel Harrison
Dinner salutes guests before California trip
Mrs. Jack Miller hosted a Friday dinner for Mrs. N A Naylor and Miss Mary Naylor who then left Monday for California. Other guests included Mrs. Domgnard Mr and Mrs Robert Woodhave and Mr and Mrs Jack Miller. Mrs Naylor plans to spend time in California. Miss Naylor expects to return in a few weeks. Bert Whitemore of Myron and Mr Csgath of Independence visited Sunday. Otto Mayhaw's young son broke his arm last Friday but is recovering well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Miller
N. A. Naylor
Mary Naylor
California
Domgnard
Robert Woodhave
Jack Miler
Naylor
Misa Naylor
Bert Whitemore
Myron
Mr. Csgath
Independence
Naplea Ward House Shines After Clean and Varnish
Naples residents report the Naplea ward house looks much better after a thorough cleaning and varnishing of seats and woodwork. Halloween parties were held at Byron Goodrich and J. W. Olsen homes for youths with enjoyable times. A fire from vines at Goodrich’s house caused a scare but neighbors and boys acted quickly to prevent harm. A Primary party on Saturday featured music, songs, recitations, games, and crafts with nuts and candy for children. Sea Gull pins were given to the two Sea Gull classes. four girls and three boys graduated from Primary. Jim and George Richardson left for Roosevelt with two loads of alfalfa seed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naplea Ward
Hallowe'en
Byron Goodrich
J. W. Olsen
Atudharm
Jim Richardson
George Richardson
Roosevelt
Accident near Roosevelt injures Frank Lee
A Sunday evening incident as Frank Lee and Isabell Cook traveled from Roosevelt toward Leeton ended when the frightened horse rolled into a ditch. Lee was thrown and injured his back and leg, brought home by his mother and possibly headed for Vernal. Nearby news notes additions about local visits, sickness, and social events including a Sunday school dance and a party at the Harrison home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lee
Isabell Cook
Roosevelt
Leeton
Frank
Mr. Lee
Vernal
Gilbert Anderson
Salt Lake City
Victor Christenson
Eva Hatch
Rile Blackburn
Nelson Nyberg
Henry Lee
Jacob Nelson
H. Mullins and ‘Sons
Thomas Rosa
Heiner
Utah
Clyde Gerrald
Helner
James Mershall
Moffat
Sarah Searle
Payson
Utah County
Sanpete County
Myton
Williams
Peter Harrison
Luke Clegg
Pearl Harrison
William C. Marshall
Hayden Foster
Luke Olege
Lucy and
Roselin Jones
Bell Angus
Blane Perkins
Hatch Family Visit From Rainbow Mine
Mrs. Joe Hatch and children are staying with her mother Mrs. Robert Green while Mrs. Hatch visits from the Rainbow mine. The note records a small family gathering and travel context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Hatch
Rainbow Mine
Hatch
Robert Green
Wintering in town brings wide welcome for locals
Virgil Burke and brother Jesse returned from Idaho where they worked on a threshing machine for months. Miss Sarah Smuia visited from Helper. Mike Alma arrived from Kenilworth to claim his sister Katherine for the winter. he used Carl Gardners car. Several locals, including Alonzo Atwood and Byron Kendall Jr, returned from a deer hunt in the mountains. James Duvall heads to the mines for winter work. Mrs. George Thompson Sr and children, fresh from Provo, visit. A Naples versus Davis basketball game favored the quialting team. Iva Adama returns from Rainbow mine to spend the winter in Roosevelt. Halloween pranks produce no damages. Paul Watkins haul grain from the mountain. Stephen Atwood resurfaces his house. Fifth and sixth graders enjoy a Halloween party with a program led by Harold Hullinger, followed by games and refreshments as plans for Thanksgiving rise. Local chicken raisers report strong sales. Lena Collier relays news of twin boys born to former ward residents Logan Brimhall and spouse. Mrs. George Walkup and children visit from Whiterocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Burke
Jesse
Idaho
Sarah Smuia
Helper
Mike Alma
Kenilworth
Utah
Katherine
Carl
James Duvall
George Thompson
Provo
Naples School
Davis
Iva Adama
Rainbow Mine
Roosevelt
Hallowe’en
Paul Watkins
William Gillman
Stephen Atwood
Harold Hullinger
Lena Collier
Logan Brimhall
George Walkup
Whiterocks
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Maeser
Farmers’ Market
Calder Confectionery
Vernal Electric Co
Duchesne
Tridell
Lapoint
S<corn Ss
Imercan Tile Company
Turkeys
Poultry Prod. Assn
Los Angeles
E. Peterson
Uintah County Farm Bureau
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