Daughters of Utah Pioneers Meet at Wardle Home
Regular meeting of the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers held at Mrs. George Wardle's home with Mrs. Lawrence Wardle assisting. Readings by Mrs. Alice Billings and a vocal duet by Mrs. Martin Curtis and Mrs. Wardle. Lesson by Mrs. Francis Gardiner. Fifteen members attended along with two county officers. Nearby residents and visitors noted, including Arlene Chivers, Louisa Hacking, and Enid Reid from Wyoming visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Remington
Marion Batty
Mentzer Calder
High Way
Daughters of the
Utah Pioneers
George] Wardle
Lawrence Wardie
Alice Billings
Martin Curtis
Lawrence Wardle
Francis Gardiner
Fteen
Arlene
Chivers
Louisa Hacking
Thos
McKrath
Lapoint
Herb Bell
Cliniton
Martin W. Curtis
Salt Lake City
Lowell Wardle
Enid, Reid
Social News Roundup From Local Visits and Events
Mrs Dode Howell and family visited in Dragon I while H E Seeley returned from Org and delivered lambs to market. Relief Society conference was held November 15 at 7 30 PM. Norman Winns returned from Rainier Oregon after visiting Ab Winn relatives. Lyman Swett with Mr Goodman of Lewis Allen arrived Monday for grain to feed lambs. Mrs Marcella Roper hosted a birthday supper November 14 with Miss Lily Harrison and the Kidd sisters. twenty residents attended. MIA exchanged plays with Naples Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcella Roper
Lily Harrison
Elva
Maorris Kidd
Thos
BE. Kidd
Mia
Naples
Local residents noted in a busy community roundup
A long list of visits, moves, and activities across the community: Davis Steak and Mrs Lowell Chivers returned from Leoth last week where she visited with her parents Mr and Mrs W P Ellsworth. Harold Workman of Grand Junction Colo visited over the weekend. Henry Winward went to the mountain for wood. a MIA program was held Tuesday evening with L G Noble and Harold E Davis in attendance. Robert Moon visited his brother Marion Moon in Jensen. E Smith and Joseph Collier spoke at a Sacramento meeting. the Chivers and Goodrich families connected to Cedar City and Rainbow mine. several workers returned from Ashley Forest Service and a road project crew was noted under way with Robert Cook in charge. The ward plans a community day at the chapel on Tuesday Nov 24 with a program, bazaar, shooting match, dinner, and regular MIA services and dance. Roosevelt visitors included Grandma Harrison and A B Roberts of Salt Lake. The entry mentions various local residents and family movements with death notice for Joseph Burton received by Owen Burton of Greendale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Chivers
Leoth
W. P. Ellsworth
Harold Workman
Grand Junction
Colo
Henry Winward
L. G. Noble
Alys
Harold E. Davis
Robert Moon
Jensen
Marion Moon
E. Smith
Joseph Collier
Sacramento
Rey Chivers
Rainbow Mine
Chivers
Rulon Bowthorpe
Melvin Attwood
Glen Chivers
General Steam
Cédar City
Frank Goodrich
Sherman Workman
Idaho
Leland Workman
Ashley Forest B Service
Upper County
Robert Cook
Edward Watkins
Varlin Labrum
Ray G. Labrum
Roosevelt
Grand-ma Harrison
A. B. Roberts
Salt Lake
John Harrigan
Rose Bnow
Denson
Sn. Ashley
Owen Burton
Greendale
Joseph Burton
Henry Lee
Willow Creek Residents Return From Vernal Visit
Mr and Mrs Marvin Broome returned home Sunday November from Vernal with son Marvin who had medical treatment there. Abe Hatch and sons visited E G Birehell ranch last week. A J Johnson and Roy Hatch returned from a Vernal trip. Thome and Robert Bryson came back from Jen sen. H A Brown delivered beet cattle at Ouray November 13. W C club and PTA held their monthly meeting November 14 with a program and refreshments for a large crowd. Lew Roberts and Kenneth Speirs of Verital were in town November 15 seeking hay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Broome
Marvin
Abe Hatch
E. G. Birehell Ranch
A. J. Johnson
Roy Hatch
T. R. ©. Thome
Robert Bryson
Jensen
H. A. Brown
Ouray
PTA
Lew Roberts
Kenneth Speirs
Verital
Maeser's Skull Creek Visitor Returns Home
Mrs. Wilson Stoner of Skull Creek returned home Saturday after visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Warren Bowden. Milton Hacking contracted an illness while working at Heber City and was taken to a hospital where he underwent an operation and is improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Stoner
Skull Creek
Warren Bowden
Milton Hacking
Heber City
Community Notes and Personal News Highlights
Mrs John Massey suffers a severe heart attack and Mr Massey returns home after a two day visit. Local gatherings include a Parent-Teacher meeting with readings by Wyonta Richards and a song by fourth graders under Miss Helen Banks. Officials are re-elected. committees formed for hot lunch and playgrounds. Various visitors and travels reported among Colletts, Reynolds, Coltons, McConkles, Johnsons, and others. Bishop Lester Bingham shows improvement and home return after hospital stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Massey
Massey
Floyd Derry
Lapoint
Maener Hursday
Oie Petinal ‘Howe
Wyonta Richards
Helen Banks
Martin Curtis
Leslie Thacker
Ivan, Batty
Bil Mitchell
Duchesne
Fred Reynolds
Reynolds
F. E. Colton
Salt, Lake City
Wilford McConkle
Darrel
Roosevelt
Verdin R. Johnson
Mark Pone
Park City
Crooks
Salt Lake City
William Akhurst
Brooks
Akhurst
Joseph Merkley
Tapoint
Caroline McConkie
Morris Vernon
Baggs
Leonard Allen
Rainbow
Orin Allen
Clyde Hacking
Hacking
Walter McCoy
D ‘Owen Jones
Newton Brothers
Bol Glaugh
George Robbins
Lester Bingham
Edith Allen
Central School
Byron Collett
Collett
Orin Collett
Ron L. McConkie
Vaughan Roper
Brigham McConkle
Roy Carrol
Edmund Allen
Teddy Thacker
Uintah County adult leaders chosen for training school
The County Agent selected Mae Calter Vernal Sara Leana Manwar ing Ballard Elmer Lind Dry Fork and J R Mekve Tridel to attend the logan training school November 30 to December 13 with theme Help More People to Help Themselves and seed selection and certification The agent will accompany the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah County
Othlt
Logan
Mae Calter
Vernal
Sara
Leana Manwaring
Ballard
Elmer Lind
Dry Fork
J. R. Mekve
Tridel
Ihe County
Woman requests new checkbook at bank after check-sending scare
A woman went to a bank seeking a replacement checkbook. She stated she had already sent all her checks to prevent misuse, insisting she would not cause any trouble for others.
New Ford V-8 Offer For 1937 Models
Ford presents the 1937 V-8 line in one standard size with two engine choices. The 85 horsepower variant emphasizes speed and performance with improved carburetion and low gasoline use, while the 60 horsepower option aims for economy and smooth operation at speeds up to 70 mph, delivering a new standard of efficiency in modern motor car operation.
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