Verbal Record of Local Society and Club Gatherings
A Utah valley society notes a sequence of meetings with hosted luncheons and card games. Prominent figures include Mrs Lexa W retary and Mrs Ralph w, with events at Mrs MW Curry and Mrs y Coob venues. Readers learn of bridge, whist, and dance evenings, centerpiece displays, and upcoming social dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asso
Adair Tyjack
Licanor Kedr
Lexa
Cttledale
Ralph
Rusical Selec
Roi
MW Curry
Harvest Harvest Ball At WHS Closes School Activities Week
The Home Economics and Agriculture clubs of WHS host the Annual Harvest Ball in the school gym Friday. Nominations for Harvest Queen and King were held across all classes, with final voting results to be announced at the dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ag Clibs
WHS
Mary Aycock
Calvin Martinson
J Thoral Stringham
Donna Mecham
Evan Woolley
Bob Shimmin
Carma Ross
Bert Jolley
Melba Calder
Louise Stringham
Earl Woolley
Burnell Haws
Katherine Jackson
J D Jones
DeLyle Bingham
Ivan Merrell
Geraldine Miller
Joe Murray
Sister of H W Woolley Dies at Salt Lake City
Mary Louisy Woolley 69 a former Grantsville resident and LDS church worker died Sunday in Salt Lake City of meningitis. Panera services were held Wednesday in the Twenty seventh LDS ward chapel with burial in Salt Lake City cemetery. She was born in Grantsville August 1870 to Samuel W and Mariah A Woolley and worked as a seamstress and knitting expert. Surviving are brothers and sisters Ian Viola Alice M Woolley Mrs David W Jeffs Mrs AG Wirritt Mrs Clarence P Jeswil Leo C Woolley Raymond Alberta Ca Horace W Woolley of Vernal Mrs Mage W Anderson of Grants sthon Mrs RA Brown boring Lanyon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panera
Mary Louisy
Woolley
Grantsville
LDS Church
Salt Lake
Twenty Seventh
LDS Ward
Salt Lake Cemetery
Miss Wooley
Samuel W
Mariah
LDS Churet
Ian Viola
Alice M Woolley
David W Jeffs
AG Wirritt
Clarence P Jeswil
Leo C Woolley
Raymond Alberta
Horace W. Woolley
Vernal
Mage W Anderson
Grants Sthon
RA Brown Boring Lanyon
Armistice Day Parade and Program Held Saturday
Armistice Day events were held Saturday with a parade and program in the LIS auditorium. Rev James W Mallewed delivered the address and Ernest Crocker spoke to a large crowd at the evening program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ani
Axilary
Lis
Legai Ty
James W Mallewed
Ernest Crocker
City Council Canvass Returns of Election
City council canvass confirms mayoral and council seats with vote totals for St C Oxytt mayor 380, HH S sownni 434, Pierce Watkins 508, Barr 352, Wendell Pope 274, Charles Pope 490, Wilson Murray treasurer, note on misspelled names and dissolved details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St C Oxytt
Ssownni
Vetrouseller
Piil Watkins
Barr
Wendell Pope
Charles Pope
Wilson Murray Treas
Miestroo
Lapoint Farmer Reports Good Turkey Crop
A Lapoint farmer named Swain says his turkey crop is the best in years. He raised about 40 birds and marketed 12 over the past week with remaining birds held two weeks. Prices range from 14 to 19 cents per pound by grade. birds sold under contract with 25 cents added later. The project provided grain use and extra income through turkey sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swain
Lapoint
Turkets
Duchesne Elects People's Ticket at Polls Tuesday
In Duchesne the Peoples party won the Tuesday election defeating the Citizens ticket. Mayor Arzv H Mirted seeks a four year council, with several named candidates such as Tad Maisen and George C Kohl running for two year terms amid low turnout and local interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duchesne
Peoples
Citizens
Fire Straight
Peoples Party
Arzv H Mirted
Lelard Hale
Ceirge
Kohl
Tad Maisen
Pol Marwell
Foress
Bert
Cave
Local Notes on Health and Visits from Salt Lake
Reports indicate Mrs said Pare underwent an operation at LDS hospital and is improving. Mrs Rose Lundquist of Salt Lake visits Mrs William Winn. Mr and Mrs C O M Larsen visit with their daughter as Horace Opidwell’s family hosts a gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelim Richens
Hicless
Jele Stri Gluin
Jel Powell
Lake Priday
Ital
Sport Bovomeir
Welivets
Jara
Said
Lds Hospital
Rose Lundquist
Salt Lake
Wiliam Winn
C OM Larsen
Bmirs
Horace Opidwell
Eleven Probate Cases Heard in District Court This Week
District Court handled eleven probate matters this week in a forth term session led by Judge Ate Turner. Dismissals approved for state cases, estates approved for partial distributions, administrator appointments, and final accounts. Divorce actions included custody and alimony decisions in multiple estates and guardianship actions. A separate civil case involving the United States Bank and Dally Van Tasset proceeded with bond and temporary custody unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ate W
Turner
William Stanley Dunford
Mary Ann McNaughton
Wm H Coltharp
Sarah J
Edward T Carless
Walter Wood
Clair M Senior
Avis Weeks
Catherine Edwards
Axle Resmussen
Maal
Alfred Johnson
Nathan C Springer
Annie EB. Springer Y
Rosella Heck
Norma Ash
Alice J Hartle
Carl Hartley
Uinted State Bank
Dally van Tasset Et al
Local Ward Meeting Shuffles Leaders and Community News
A ward meeting Tuesday elected Earl Gadd as president with Harvey Hullinger as vice president and Ardith Huber as secretary. A canvas to aid Elder Jayina Foster’s mission work was planned, and dances were taught in Tridell for the Geli and 1 ball as Barbara Nyberg hosted a party with charity refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Gadd
Harvey Hullinger
Ardith Huber
Lille Bigelow
Laura Petry
Vernal
Matt Beth
Nelda Bigelow
Vernel
Guy Long
Lapoint
Mia
Wal Nce
Johner
Vella Smith
Doris Johnson
Alta
Railords
Jayina Foster
Javvis
Barbara Nyberg
Nyberg
Grae Lambert
Lillie Bigelow
Pamilla
Grandma Alderson
Grandma
al Sera
Lapoint Community News Reflects Family Visits and Local Happenings
Grand Rasmussen and family planned southern travels through Southern Utah to Arizona. J H Koch and daughter visited, with Ray Williams. Mrs Koch to visit Lapoint before returning to Salt Lake. Local residents attended events in Vernal, White Rocks, and Lapoint. school students played ball in Tridel. property sales and preparations for electricity were noted. Deer hunting stories closed the week with illness and fatigue reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rasmussen
Byke Thompson
Dina Jane
South
Utah
Arizona
J H Koch
Leaner
Ray Williams
Salt Lake
Milt Wooley
Wooley
Albert Thompson
Caroline ‘Thompson
Thompson
Lapoint
Martin Taytor
Ivan Thomas
Federal Land Bank
Martin Iy
Scott Vetter
Meri Ras Jusser
Daisy Wirlig
Caldwell family moves back to town from the farm
Ashel Caldwell and family moved back to town from the farm on Monday. The relocation notes show a return to town life with the Caldwell family resuming residence in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashel Caldwell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vernal Society
Iank
Im Niel
Wat
Misa
Noel Mayne
Ss Bridge
Stringham
Tridge Club
Dex Pitt
Eugene
Leo Bridge
Iral
Dorset
GeorgedBtone Gravel
Hamlf Rob
Cltb
Savria
Loita Taper
Batunlay
Milas
Colton
James Free
M Carlo
Marvin
Freestone
Kerren
Leona
Sani
Fu Yrize
Dorks
Marts He
Bennton
Mal N
Eorgia
Annie Ie Bartlett
Tor
Nuyaho
Mutn Hanson
Oral Tenney
Ian Eaton
J W Bastian
Meg Henderson
Sarah Bongham
F L Noel
Rose Walker
Scout Hall
Mra. Fisher
Dez Pitt
Lotus Fisher
Barbara Faton
Kathern Markey
Lillis Remington
Katheryn Carpenter
Edna Colton
Winifred Bingham
Marnto Licenses
Ask Dennemeyer
Frank E Tate
May Haslem Tormerly
Felix M Dennemeyer
Los Angeles
Calif
Lucile Ingram
Dennemeyer
Leila Hatch
Uintad State Bank
SOS Sewing Club
Lela Colton
Beatrice Stringham
Irene Jackson
Edna Collett
Roma Eaton
Sewing
Plaj
H W Woolley
Salt Lake City
City Council
Rentecky Stral
Bol Ros
Wiisar Gunny Brook
Okah
National Dusiiness Prod Corp
Nyc
Vous
Aumrro
Sunny Bong
Teh
Ashley
Shirey Reader
Bond
Gwen Olds
Kellys
J Ello
Milue
McCmeacr Cay
Jr Btc
Royal Run Cherries
Campbell’s Soup
Isc
Ashton Brothers Company
Wm Sprouse
Whiterocks
Green River
Clifford Wall
Wm G Caldwell
Wall
Shirley Caldwell
Mark Caldwell
Barbara Fasmuesen
Elizabeth
Lois Walker
Edna McCondle
Clive Sprouse
Bunday Luce Johnson
Beth Pond
Maeser
Lovioa Smith
Ella Burton
Nam Wyoming
Lapoint Ward
Tvan Hoss
Calder’s
Henry Mattress Works
Schenkey’s
Cope
Restos
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