Local Residents Trim Winter Activity and Hallowe'en Fun
David Karren Jensen and siblings move cattle through town while Misa Blaine Haslem works at the post office for winter. Several residents journey to Roosevelt with alfalfa seed and to Vernal for shopping. Denton and Murray families plan winter stays, hunting trips wrap up, and a ninth grade Hallowe en party closes the week with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Karren
Jenson
Misa Blaine Haslem
James
George Richardson
Roosevelt
J. G. Peppard Reed Company
Andrew Murray
Mra
Alfred Ainge
Albert Wilking
Ira
Bernard Gardner
Thomas Hall
Watkins
J. K
Bullock
Lynn Strong
Hottle Ainge
Edward
Blue Mountain
Mary Ellen Wilkins
Foster and
Perry
Salt Lake
B. Snow
Vernal
Ben McNaughtan
Mia
Nellie Gardner
Anna Snow
Walf Johnson
Joseph Murray
Ralph Casv
William ‘Murray
Charles Merkley
Maosor
Hugh Snow
Ivan Peterson
Horaeshoe Bend
Ashley
Charles Atwood Jr
Sam Murray
Irene Dudley
Salt Lake City
Misa Myrtle Dudley
Richfield
Misa Bertha Dudley
Arthur Varley
Miss Venice Papa
Misa Lucile Tate
Leta Chatwin
Hugh Stewart
Lloyd Stewart and Sons
John Murray
Halloween party aids school fund in district building
Whitebook A Hallowe en party hosted by the Parent Teachers organization invited all to unwrap mystery packages bid up to 25 cents each, raising 11.50 for the school. Refreshments included doughnuts coffee and pumpkin pie. Other stunts included fortune telling a bean contest and a Halloween track meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Sessions
Whiterocks
Provo
Salt Lake City
Lesifa Ashton
S. H. Smith
Mia
R. L. Marimon
Mason
Shaw
Myers
NEXT SUMMER WILL SEE MANY HOMES HERE
Pike and Mrs. Charles Thompson visited Mary L. Naylor at the Naylor hotel in Gusher. Mrs. M. D. Peterson of Looton visited Whiterocks with relatives from Colorado and guests who had never seen Indians. Frank Davis and Grant family visited Randlett. The column continues detailing a community gathering promoting a Gun club and conservation efforts in Uintah Basin with speakers, crowns, and humorous anecdotes about a mock trial, culminating in a banquet for 75 guests and lists of donations and expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Pine
Fred A. Gross
Ute- Ouray
Fort Duschesne
Uintah
Craig Harmston
Clarence I. Johnson
Roosevelt
Allan
Great
Wintab Basin
M. J. Francke
Rice Cooper
Wallace Siddoway
Zelph
Calder
J. W. Stevens
Harry van Tassel
Bishop Hatch
George Converse
Millecam
Barnes
Will Stringham
William Ackhurst
Byron Thomas
A. B. Thomas
Vernal Chamber of Commerce
Second Ward Mutual
William F. Hanson
Jennie Hanson
Prof. Hanson
Publc
Uintah County Budget Notes Include Bridge Plan And Tax Actions
Uintah County commissioners discuss rebuilding a bridge funded by the U.S. government and cancel or adjust several local taxes. A Mabey telegram prompts enforcement meeting attendance, plus road fund bills totaling numerous small payments to local workers and suppliers. Mary Shaw appointed vital statistics registrar in Naples precinct, replacing a move resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah County
State Road Commission
Charles R. Mabey
U.S
Caroline Wardle
Orpheus Hall
Ashley Creek
Willam H. Siddoway
Mary Shaw
Naples
E. J. Starkle
Price
Uintah County Fair Association
Mabey
L. Richardson
Mr. Richardson
Grant Breeden
Wil
Mam Oberhansky
J. J. Horrocks
Otto Bissel
Thos, Spiers
Ernest Allred
Henry Rhodes
Andrew Herring
Joe Campbell
R.fidler
C. B. Curtis
Eph Mohlmann
Clarence Burton
Olifa Neilson
Lewis Swenson
Community mourns loss in family tribute and funeral rites
Wallace Calder and Mekep O, MM. Iverson spoke highly of the bey’s noble character and family unity, with A A Haws leading the invocation and Abner Richess delivering the benediction. A large crowd accompanied the procession to Vermal cemetery where President A G Goodrich tended the grave. heartfelt sympathy is extended to Mr Bissaiet and family. The adage about trouble not lingering is noted in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Calder
Mekep O
MM. Iverson
Bey
A.A. Haws
Abner Richess
Vermal Cemetary
A. G. Goodrich
Bissaiet
Sudden Death Shocks Ashley Valley Family
Golden Slaugh, 20, son of George and Rachel Slaugh, died suddenly in Ashley Valley. An autopsy was deemed necessary to determine cause, but Mr. Slaugh opposed. Funeral held at Naples ward meeting house with Bishop Alfred Simper officiating. speakers included his uncle John Slaugh and President Ernest Eaton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slaugh
Golden Slaugh
George A
Rachel M. Slaugh
Ashley Valley
Naples Ward
Alfred Simper
Davis Ward
Naples
May Neilson
John Slaugh
Ernest Eaton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jensen
Vernal Milling & Light Co
Whitebooks
Stevens
L. H. Woodard Co
Lawrence Caldwell
Rite
Slackburn
John Fryan
Ivan Turner
Thos. Tryan
D. A. Lamoreauz
Eli Smith
D. J. Wilson
Jot Clark
C. Hacking
T. Aes
George Dudley
J. Bougilagner
Edgar Barker
Joseph Arrowsmith
T. J. Bilingford
Vernal Lumber Co
Thos
W. O’donnell
Doods
Vernal Electric Co
Joseph Sainis
William Workman
W. BE. Farrar
George Freestone
Dr. M. Garrett O'Dosaxell
Lewis Block
Leeton Cash Store
Higham
Minnie C. Preece
Blate Fish and Game Dept
Uintah Drug Co
Continental Oil Co
James BM. Bhaffer
B. W. Johnson
Pia Claidl
Beth B. Pray
Dudley
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