Hayden Pupils and Community News District Roundup
Hayden reports from eighth grade pupils Chas e Colton and school players home from Salt Lake City for business and visits. Salt Lake City guests include Mr and Mrs H Davis from North Myton Beach and Mrs H P Olsen of Neola. Teachers attended institute in Vernal. roadwork on Duchesne county route. births and local visits noted. Red Cross drive planned, and community events listed with several residents traveling to Vernal and Idaho points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop
Con O'Tascoll
Kamas
Duchesne County
Ivan Bastian
Hayden
Grant Breeden
Roosevelt
Alterra town notes celebrate warm homecomings and events
Happiness flows as Leo Clark returns from Salt Lake City with a wedding party arriving by team. The community discusses home plans for the newlyweds, Thelma Rudy visits family, and local officials from Farm Bureau review seed plans. A health clinic visit yields many heart and lung concerns, a shower honors the Clark wedding, and locals share town news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Clark
Salt Lake City
Alterra Mise
Thelma Rudy
Ernest Hexy
Winfred Long
Lundberg
Farm Bureau
Peterson
Leeton Benn e Reporter Notes and Local Moves
Mrs Minnie Peterson reports. Richard Colton moved family to American Fork. Hugo and Gene Knecht left for Provo for winter work. Mrs Bessie Warren learned her con Ferris broke his arm again. Frank Peterson and Sam Snyder contract to furnish loggy for road from Farm Creek to Fort Duchesne. Mrs Besalae Warren moved to Roosevelt. children in school. Mr and Mrs Harvey Hullingers and Mrs P H Lambert attended teachers institute in Vernal. Mr and Mrs Ungricht of Castle Gate visited Mrs Chris Nelse. Mrs Kate Snyder attended Circle at Lizzie Snyder's. Mrs Ed Oaks and Mrs Wallace Oaks of Vernal were Leeton visitors. Red Cross drive plans underway. Born to Joseph Price's wife a girl on November 1. mother and baby doing well. Mr and Mrs Joshua Haslem of Den Nett spent days in Vernal. Mr and Mrs Stoddard of Alterra visited Bishop Joseph Horrocks and Mr and Mrs Nelson Lewis. Parent Teachers organization hosted an old fashioned Hallowe en party with jack o lanterns, owls, bats and bones. Guests entered through a window. games and pranks, then pumpkin pie and cocoa for lunch. Described as the best old folks party ever in Bennett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Colton
American Fork
Hugo
Gene Knecht
Provo
Bessie Warren
Con Ferris
Frank Peterson
Sam Snyder
Farm Creek
Fort Duchesne
Besalae Warren
Roosevelt
Harvey
Joseph Price
Joshua Haslem
Dennett
Vernal
Stoddard
Alterra
Joseph Horrocks
Nelson Lewla
Bennett
Community Notes From Thorniton Richardson Week
Thorniton Richardson was laid up with a severe cold on Thursday and Friday. William Clark and family, former Vernal residents, arrive and contribute. Clark plans a first class blacksmith shop. R A Powell moves into a new store and earns credit for notable progress. Edward Green sold his farm to Mr. Robison and relocates to Hartel ranch near Roosevelt. William Doman adds a two room extension. Willard Goff hires carpenters for house additions and returns from Salt Lake City after ten days. E M Hunt to Monroy to visit. Effa Goff to Lea, Utah for a time. Victor King returns from Eastern States mission as Ward Conference approaches with stake authorities in attendance November 14, 1921. Maggie Labrum of Helper visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. B C Miner. Franklin Huff of Monarch moves to Grand Junction, Colorado for permanent residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorniton Richardson
William Clark
Clark
R. A. Powell
Powell
Edward Green
Robison
Green
Hartel Ranch
Roosevelt
William Doman
Willard’ Goff
Goff
Balt Lake City
E. M Hunt
Monroy
Effa Goff
Lea
Utah
Victor King
Eastern States
Maggie Labrum
Helper
B. C Miner
Franklin Huff
Monarch
Grand Junction
Colorado
Hazel Chandler reports on organized parents teachers association
Hazel Chandler reports that a parents and teachers association was organized on Thursday evening with C Wall elected president V T Rice vice president Mrs V T Rice secretary and several members joining the entertainment committee. Meetings are set for the first Thursday of each month. The piece also lists local visits and social notes involving residents and families including Mr and Mrs V T Rice and their two daughters and Mr and Mrs Chas E Gibson at Fort Duchesne and Ouray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parents and Teachers Association
C. Wall
V. T Rice
V. T. Rice
C. M. Larson
Mabel Johnston
Agnes Johnson
V T. Rice
Chas E. Gisbon
Fort Duchesne
Warren Ross
Pearl Christenson
Revee
Roosevelt
J W Harrison
Millie Brennan
Fred Dixon
M Chandler
Vernal
Howes
H. O. K. Richards
Community Gathers For Family Visits And Club Events
Clara Spiers reports visiting relatives including Mr Lerch and Mr Covert at the Schaefermeyer home with several family ties noted. A winter stay at the Schaefermeyer residence follows. Caroling trips to Rangely oil fields, Salt Lake City returnees, a surprise birthday luncheon for Mrs Clarence Bird and other social activities are described. A marriage in Lapoint and a MT A meeting with varied program items are covered along with club entertainments and a fruitful afternoon of social games and lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr Lerch
Joe Covert
Mr Strand
Hayden
William Schaefermeyer
Lerch
Mr. Covert
Schaefermeyer
Joe
Mr. Schaefermeyer
Grant Carpenter
Kenneth Speirs
Henry Herriot
Julia
Rangely
Lapoint
M T A
Elale Mee- Kee
J W
Stevenae Roedinge
Ethel Johnson
Fixa McConkie
Thomas Snfers
Tonica Club
Banka
Minnie Chapman
Cluh- Meno
Bryant Strineham
Findies
Banke
Rohil Collyer
Neale Renadine
FD Lemmon
Thelma Stevane
Kenneth Sniers
C. M Neal
Bryant Stringham
Walter Barney
Jensen area teachers attend Vernal Institute
Jensen school teachers Thomas Caldwell A Dudleys Zilpha Wellman and Franklin Dudley attended a two day teachers Institute at Vernal. Fred and William Wall leased the Joseph Dudley coal mine on Brush Creek and plan to winter there. Mrs Atta Chatwin visited Morris ranch and W T Jones of Skull Creek spent days in Jensen reporting on dry farming conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jensen
Thomas Caldwell
A. Demar Dudleys
Zilpha W. Wellman
Frankin Rudat
Teachers’ Institute
Vernal
Fred
William ‘Wall
Joseph Dudley
Brush Acreek
Atta Chatwin
Morris Ranch
W. T. Jones
Skull Creek
Primary conference prep and teachers' institute in progress
Mrs Allee Morrill reports Parley Goodrich oversees Lanotnt Mercantila in Claire Hacking's absence. Hackine travels to Salt Lake on business. Primary association officers plan exercises for next Sunday's primary conference in Tridel. Public school teachers return from Vernal after a two day teachers' institute. They describe the session as instructive and interesting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parley Goodrich
Lanotnt Mercantila
Claire Hacking
Hackine Fa
Ralt Lake City
Tridel
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gladden
Rex Gardner
Erastus Bastian
Carbon County
Ida, Lambert
Violet Michie
J. J. Horrocks
Jennie Olsen
Myton
Ivan Bastians
Neola
Neetlecraft Club
Mra. B
John Barber
Dave Caldwell
Diamond Mountain
George
van Massey
Alton Beck
John Tharbher
Mexico
Josh
Lyman Hall
Chellus Galdwell
Bil Hall
John Welat
Iona Barber
Wollen Mantle
California
T G. Alexander
Sunshine Ranch
Roy Coltharp
Roy
Domar Dudley
Campbell
Lee Peterson
Three Springs
Esther Barton
Nells Gardner
Albert
Ugh Snow
Idaho
Hugh Snow
Red Cross
Altehrra
J.P
David Timothy
James A. Winn
George T. Woodbury
Uinted State Bank
Willie
Clarence Ward
Wilson Boys
Ephriam Lambert
B. N. Colton
Grenn Roeer Horrocks
Reneon
J P Rudy
Janorta
Government Road Gang
van Rosas
Mr. Rosss
Ruby Anderson
Anderon
Leetonbenne
Minnie Peterson
Cedarview-Wells
Thomas Dorman
Randaluett
Hazel Chandler
Maeser
Clara Spiers
Zilpha Wellman
United States
Utah Steel
Boston Building
Salt Lake
Cety
Trryryd
Allee Morrill
Dodge
Price
Vernal Auto Company Main Corner
White
Farm and Home
State Agricultural Colleges
the Express
Midvale
Utah Steel Corporation
Jator
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