Lapoint Community Notes Highlight Vernal Fair and Local Moves
Local residents attended a Vernal fair and conference last week. A wedding dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Palmer celebrated Mr. and Mrs. Willis Allred with many attendees and gifts. Multiple families moved or visited, including Lyle Reynolds to Vernal for winter barber work, and the Jerrald and Morrison households with injuries and travel updates. Republican delegates attended in Lapoint. various residents left for Denver and Bennett for work or study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal
J. B. Palmer
Willis Allréd
Jacob Rasmussen
Jim Allred
Will Davis
Charles Bigelow
Lawrence Caldwell
Loren Ross
Tridell
Douglas Alfred of
Price
Darrell Rasmussen
Moroni
Utah
Jake Rasmussen
Lyle Reynolds
Born to Ward couple a Cedarview baby girl
The Cedarview family welcomed a daughter born Sept. 22 to Mr. and Mrs. Ward. Mother and baby are doing nicely. Visitors include Mrs. Joseph Timothy and son Le land of Bingham Utah. Local activity includes people at Roosevelt and Roosevelt conference attendees, and regional moves and visits through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Atwood
Babe
Joseph Timothy
Leland
Bingham
Utah
H. E. Pope
Roosevelt
Acel Caldwell
Lapoint
Thomas Todd
Newell Snyder
Louise Perry
Fort Duchesne Community News Summary
Weather spoiled the Fort Duchesne fair second day delaying the pageant. Dinsmore visits from nephew David. Crumbo welcomed a 10% pound boy. Daisy Wirgler won blue ribbon. Jesse Davis obituary noted. Gilsonite mine ships ~120 tons monthly and lights shaft with a new Delco plant. W. T. Rice leads school. 18 D H S students ride from Fort with Chris Knudson’s bus at 8 sharp.
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Misa Dinsmore
David Dinsmore
Herman Crumbo
Babe
Btella Atwine
Daisy
Pierce
Whiterocks
Frank Davis
Jesse
Hera
Minneapolis
Delco
Charles Wirgler
Shels
Longmont
Colorado
W. T. Rice
Elva Griffis
Helen Pickup
Chris Knudeson
Fort
Roosevelt
Local Visitors Describe Valley Hospitality and Truth About Mormons
Mrs. Seymour Young of Salt Lake city visited with her brother Elmer Lind and spent a week with the Lind family. Mr. and Mrs. Ferrell of Sunbeam Colorado praised the valley and its people. Mr. and Mrs. Openshaw and Emma Olsen arrived from Santaquin for a short visit. Emma will stay. Mrs. Eben Fowler and children arrived from Huntington Utah to visit Mrs. Marion Manwaring. Owen Haws left on the stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour Young
Salt Lake City
Elmer Lind
Louis Lind
Carrie Duke
Price
Ferrell
Sunbeam
Colo
J. M. Allred
Lennis Openshaw
Emma Olsen
Santaquin
Openshaw
Josephine Olsen
Oliver Nash, Jr
Leslie Johnson
Emma
Eben Fowler
Huntington
Utah
Marion Manwaring
Owen Haws
Vernal Area Residents Attend Fairs and Travel
Local residents report visits and trips to Salt Lake City for conferences and the state fair. Edwards and Clifton McCoy join sisters, relatives gather at fairs, moves occur, and several families plan winter stays in Vernal with siblings and in law. A fire incident near George Wilson’s home is contained.
Government summons man for military medical exam
Monday morning in Salt Lake City, he was called by the government to undergo a medical examination for soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Cream spill after truck overturns near Mra Caro line
A truck overturned in front of Mra Caro line McCookie's sending cream spilling across the road. Mrs Gladys Ackhtrat and a child rode with the driver but no injuries were reported.
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Mra
Caroline McCookie
Gladys ,Ackhtrat
Child
Community Notes From Tridell Utah District
Levi Kitchen and others travel to Salt Lake City for college and the capital city. Thomas Rhodes murder case linked to Tridell residents Trujillo and Murray captured and to be returned to Vernal. Farmers thresh alfalfa seed with higher yields, local teachers board with Leland Merrill, Vernal fair ribbons won, Auxiliary convention and quarterly conference held, school work proceeds with new building nearing completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Kitchen
Richard R. Smith
Georgia Smith
Salt Lake City
Miss Smith
Capitol
Eugene Morrill
Utah Agricultural College
Logan
Trujillo Place
Thomas Rhodes
Farm Creek
Ernest Trujillo
Tridell
Harrison Murray
Misa van
Lapoint
Bod
Vernal
Hair
Gillman
Glines
Leland Merrill
Why Not Drive-In Up-to-Date Vernal Service Station
Vernal mayors and residents push for a modern drive-in service station to keep the Uintah city ahead. The call stresses needing a contemporary facility to sustain Vernal’s leadership in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal
Uintah Beata
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Clyde Jerrald
A. Thompson
George Perry
West Virginia
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Thompson
L. D
Will Sprouse
Clare Burton
Roy Springer
Bryant Hacking
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Mia
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Fairview
Savvy Turner
Upper Deep Creek
Rile Blackburn
Frulft
Peerless Neilson
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Arthur Lyons
Mountain Home
Russell Harrison
Bennett
Harrison
Cedarview
Duchesne
Naples
Mazeler
Edith
Clifton McCoy
Gladys
J. W. Carpenter
Long Beach
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Grant Carpenter
Mr. Carpenter
Curtis Ashby
Beasle Murray
Weat High
William Mort
Atchee
Rudge
Roy Warburton
Rainbow Mine
James Hansen
Owen
Marcellus Jones
Byron Collett
Leonard Perry
O. Norman Olsen
Ed Lewis
Lewis
Frank Lewisa
Big Piney
Leslie Thacker
George Riddle
Famly
Milton Nichols
Grant
James Nichols
William Murray
May
Edna Dudley
Canada
Annie Dudley
Joseph P. Hacking
Don
Ferron
E. W. Thomas
A. B. Thomas
George Hislop
Phillip Stringham
Warren Jones
Hans
Ellis J. Ellis
Howard
Marine Corps
San Francisco
Carpenter
Kenneth Speirs
Iowa
A. H. Price
Familly
Robert Aycock
Calder Bros
Phoebe
Litster
Susanna Cocroft
Homeland Realty
North University Avenue
Provo, Utah
J. B. Keeler
Pres
R. H. Ferguson
Mer
Willard L. Sowards
Secy
Ray Goodrich
Little Sommie
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Mes
Charles Merkley
Clyde
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Leslie Ashton How
Winchester .Store
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Uintah Basin
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