Maeser Student Gatherings And Local News Circa November
Maeser seventh and eighth graders surprised Eunico Smith with a sendoff to California next Thursday. Francis Cole rents Bodily homestead and moves in. Mrs. Rudge and others arrive in Southampton, England, Nov 9. Andrew Vernon plans a six to eight week visit across several southern states. M I A hosts a social with Boy Scouts, Grace Hall t, and Alma Smothy providing music. Primary closes for winter on Nov 30 followed by a dance and annual bazaar for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam P. Vernon
Maeser
Eunico Smith
George Adams
Southampton
England
Andrew Vernon
Kentucky
North
South Carolina
Virginia
West Virginia
Boy Scouta
Grace Hall
Nottle Oaks
Alma ‘Smothy
Arvilla
Attar
Legal notices and foreclosures in Uintah County Utah
A collage of estate actions and court filings lists numerous cases in Uintah County Utah. Items include requests to renew mortgages, petitions for sale confirmations, administrations of estates, guardianships, and at issue or default statuses among many defendants and plaintiffs.
Local Notes From Whiteroaks The Ladies Bazaar Prep
The Whiterocks 444 Ladies club met with Mrs. Peter Shaw Thursday to prepare for the bazaar on December 8. Refreshments were served. A Myers home entertainment followed. Dave Cooper and John O’Neal, involved with Indian school projects, left to work on the Vernal Fort Duchesne road. Masonry activity included fl. L. Marimon Frank Davis and S H. Smith at Masonic lodge. Mrs Oscar Allen returns home to help care for her sick mother. A birthday surprise for Miss Elvira Pike occurred in the new employees dining room at the Indian school. Gifts were given to Miss Pike. Frank Davis, Mrs Kate Richardson and Miss Lavern and Ethel Allen visited Rose Camfield in Myton. Frank Brennan and family visited friends and relatives in Mandy before departure.
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Peter Shaw
Myers Home
Dave Cooper
John O'Neal
Vernal
Fort Duchesne
Fl. L. Marimon
Frank Davis
S H. Smith
Masonic Lodge
Myton
Hi .Smith
Oscar Allen
Lizzie Snyder
R. Cummings
Indian School
Elvira Pike
Misa Pike
Kate Ritchardson
Laverne
Ethel Allen
Rose Camfield
Frank Brennan
Mandy
Community Notes From Vernal and Maeser
Joseph H hacking of Vernal sold his farm to Charley Taylor and sons. Blake Caldwell Morgan Merkley and Thomas Timothy from Maeser were in town. James Marshall visits home from Heiner Utah mines. Parent Teachers meeting drew a large crowd with a spelling contest won by the parents. Edith Fuller honored with gifts at a shower hosted by her mother. Ollie Neilson and daughter Faun depart for Salt Lake City for the winter. Harold Alfred, son of Jim and wife, remains ill with typhoid or similar illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Hacking
Vernal
Charley Taylor and
Blake Caldwell
Morgan Merkley
Thomas Timothy
Maeser
James Marshall
Heiner
Utah
Edith Fuller
Dickson
Ollie Neilson
Faun
Salt Lake City
Harold Alfred
Jim Alfred
Local Social Notes and Visits Mentioned in Verna Area
Family events and visits are recorded in Verna area notes. Douglas Alfred of Holper underwent appendicitis surgery and is recovering. Bishop Horace Morrill of Tridel visited, and Charles P. Fox of Vernal conducted business in town.
A True Story of The Work of the Christmas Seal
A recovered tuberculosis patient urges others to keep faith and not give up. She describes dramatic personal recovery from long illness, extensive home work, and helping others, noting better health, appetite, sleep, and energy after a year of treatment and encouragement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B
Pottenger
Greeting Cards Build Loyal Customers for Firms
A friend recalls Smith who sends Christmas greeting cards, keeping a warm connection and ongoing business. The piece suggests using greeting cards for firms to attract good friends and better customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Itill
Verbal note on recovery and Christmas Seal impact
Mrs Bertha Graff reports marked health improvement after travel health clinic visit and Pottenger's tuberculosis book aid. Mr Wallis highlights the Christmas Seal fundraising as vital, enabling clinic work and broader benefits beyond a single saved life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Graff
Wallis
Naturalisation Proceedings and Civil Actions Listed
From the Third District Court, several actions appear. Civil suits involve Untea Central Life Insurance Co versus John Smillin and others, Atisana and William Heeft against Brig ham Christensen and others, Utah Bridge and Trust Co as receivers for C. W. & M. Co wart, Olive Lenn administratrix against Ford DeJournette, J. P. Atwood against defendants, Uintah State Bank against Anton Etrebel, and Chageose against Lalten Reed and Tayler. Also noted is the naturalisation matter of John Wittam Austin.
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Oran Curry
Plafatif
Benjamin P. Molly
Guardian
GW. & M. Company
G. R. Smith
United States of America
Albert B. Fall
Uintah and Ouray Indian Reservation
R. E. Caldwell
Utah
Diebold Safe and Lock Company
Bank of Vernal
Zx Thos
W. O'Donnell
William J. Stewart
Utah Savings & Trust Company, & Corporation
C. W. & M. Company
Plaintif
C. Brimhall
Clayborn Brimhall
Defsalt
Ashby
Thatcher
Racelver
Roberta Corbett
Tanke Corbett
Ada A. Vernon
Andrew J. Vernon
Roland Matthes
Milo Hadlock
Hyrum Mantle
Eric Stewart
Lasuo- Milo
Untea Central Life Ins
Plaiatiff
John Smillin
Defendamtd
Atisena
William Heeft
Brigham Christensen
Uteh Baviage Sud Trust Company
Platatiff
Olive
Lenn
Dafendast
Ford DeJournette
Platatif
Reeslvorn
Cc W. & MM
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William Ashby
State of Utah
Carl Roy Johnson
Malachia McCoy
James Reed
Whiterocks
Lapoint
Farmers’ Market
Phold Favor
Douglas Alfred
Holper
Alice Nyborg
Horace Morrill
Tridel Wan
Charles P. Fox
Dusiness
Rulon Rasmussen
Huber
Midway
Frank
Roy Huber
Hoy
Frank Bigelow
Annie Davis
Charley Taylor
George Bigelow
Wiliam Alfred
Verna
Harvey Hul-inger
Reed Morrill
Bennett School
Jerma
Bennett
Golden Merkley
Tridell
Louis Swenson
May Lee
Our
Une
W. S. Henderson
Acme
L. H. Woodard CO
Co-op Bleck
Ford
Ford Weekly
John W. Pope
Burch Dudley
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