Local Notes On Family News And Community Happenings
Community items record travels visits and health news from families including Mr and Mrs James Calbrethy returning from Denver visiting relatives Austin Wardle heading to Arizona for winter with medical care for his sons The Relief Society opened its winter session and local residents plan or complete travel to Vernal Vernal funeral attendance and syrup production efforts are noted along with school and high school activities and local commerce effects.
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Vonda
Vernal
William Fergusons
Marion P Roger
Familly
Rogers
Kidd
Wm Ferguson
Uintah High
Seminary Paper Name Contest Sparks School Spirit
Approximately two hundred fifty junior high students study Seminary under Harold T. Smith. The eighth and seventh grades are split into groups taking one period weekly, with a focus on Characters of Great People. A Thanksgiving edition and special issues are planned, staff chosen includes Beth Goodrich editor and Newell Remington executive editor, with Erma Collier as typist and other reporters. Local events include a Church History Party in the new building and a Friday evening program with music and lectures.
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Seminary oMhers
Christies
Beth Goodrich
Newell Remington
Erma Collier
Don Carroll Enid Dean and
Melba Calder
Fane Colton
Tenior Seminary
Seminary
Harold TL Smith
Community Notes From Ashley Valley Social Whirl and Travel
Local residents share travel to Salt Lake City for conference and fair with Ada Vernon visiting. Speakers Beatrice Stringham and Pearl Dudley led a Sunday ramment meeting. Dor Hall and Dor Carroll performed a trombone duet. Dudley plans a mission trip soon. Edward Jenkins journeys to East Lake City. Mrs Hisie Blackburn hosted a Sunday afternoon party for daughter Lawanla’s birthday with games and refreshments. Mrs Blake Caldwell underwent tonsil surgery. Linna Peterson of Sacramento visited her father Fin oritt, first trip here in 30 years. Mrs Wallace Oaks joined temple excursion and conference. others on trip included members of the Hacking family and Tim bhy. Rhoda Hatch prepares for gallbladder operation at Littl? hospital. Miss Mavele Hall and Madsen attended the Atle canven. Mrs Lola Warhowl underwent treatment on the terrace. Mrs Slan Ashton presided at Mrs George Wilson’s home. Bruce Hall improving from pneumonia. Wm McConkle and Perry of Lapoint spent Monday in town.
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Tynn
Richard Slaugh
Blake Caldwell
Provo
Kate Pitt
Alren Jones
Owen Bodily
Joseph H. Bodily
Keith Bodily
Parley Turkley
Eleanor Allen
Bonanza Mines
Leonard Allen
Maysie Hall
Salt Leake
Ace
Future Farmers of the High School
Owen Powell
Salt Lake City
Mra
P Vernon
Salt Lake
Mirs Ada Vernon
Beatrice Stringham
Pearl Dudley
Dor Hall
Dor Carroll
Miss Dudley
LDA
Sharen
Edward Jenkins
East Lake City
Hisie Blackburn
Lawanla
Linna Peterson
Sacremento Calif
Fin Oritt
Ashley Valley
Wallace Oaks
Sal Lake
Lis P Hacking Verdin
R John
Tim
Rhoda Hatch
Mavele Hall
Madsen
Joved
Eh Joved
Priot
Lola Warhowl
Haturdey
Slan Ashton
Roosevelt Defeats Uintah in Close High School Game
Roosevelt wins a tight 1 point game against Uintah as pitching by Milburn and Rotem help secure the victory. Highlights include a late rally with six runs in the fourth inning and strong fielding. Nearby, duck hunting season opens with government rules on stamps and rapid-fire guns amid reports of migrating fowl and local hunting activity.
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Uintah
Uota Gang
Lendar
King Jol Oon
Milburn
Uirtah
Johnson
Roosevelt Strick
Roosevelt
Ogden Voters Defeat Municipal Power Plant Proposal
Ogden voters on September 2 defeated the proposal to issue revenue bonds for a municipal power plant. The measure fell 6534 to 5442 in favor, a 1051 ballot margin, killing a $1,650,000 bond issue and undermining plans for a $7,000,000 plant. Opponents noted a statewide shift away from city run electric utilities.
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Ogden
PWA
Duck Season Offn On Saturday October 15 Proclaimed
A local proclamation announces the opening of duck season on Saturday October 15 with age and stamping rules for migratory waterfowl. The 1938 pheasant and quail season starts November 4 in Utah and Duchesse counties with bag limits of three pheasants per day and a two day possession limit. No shooting before 7 am and no shooting after 5 pm. Rifles and revolvers are barred.
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Hame
Ujtah
Duchesse
School Board Deplores Drinking Water Policy Change
A school board meeting discussed replacing drinking water policy and the substitution of transport options until a district bus could serve the route. Superintendent L Noble noted such action would be impossible, while a Studebaker delegation including Ross Bartlett Louis Lords and Amasa Caldwell offered cooperation. They proposed installing two speedsets in each new Studebaker vehicle and arranging Salt Lake servicing under company direction. The board also began establishing a policy on mirage rates for district employees.
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Tromparc
L Noble
Studebaker
Ross Bartlett
Louis Lords
Salt Lake Agency
Amasa C
Galdwell
al Xious
Salt Lake
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