Naples School Observes Columbus Day and Festival
Intermediate grades marked Columbus Day with a fruit and flower festival and decorating contest. County Agent E Peterson and Frank P Wellman spoke on fruit and flowers. Mrs Chas M Iverson discussed planting, Mrs Frank Slaugh sang, and five students performed. Community members attended funeral services for Agnes Remington and other locals shared updates on health and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
E. Peterson
Frank P. Wellman
Vernal Epress
Mra
Chas
Iverson
Frank Slaugh
Ada Olaen
Thelma
Hazel Manwaring
Naples and Vernal
Agnes Remington
Albert Rasmussen
Bennett
George Roberts
Lydia Morrill
Eliza Remington Perry
Cedarview
Frank Morrell
Mark Cook
J.‘Starkie
Wilford Olsen
Stanley Harrison
Lester Neilson
Country Bay
Joseph P. Hacking
Charles H. Colton
Jos. P. Hacking
Mutuals
George Nash
Salem
Mr. Nash
Inez Rasmussen
Provo
Fire destroys grain stack and outbuildings at Heber Ure farm
A fire started by a child playing with matches consumed a grain stack at Heber J. Ure’s place and spread to a hay stack, alfalfa seed stack, barn, chicken coop, and derrick, totaling about $800 in losses. Frosts end gardens. timber road blocks hinder firewood trips. local residents face hard winter chores. Miss Alice Horrocks visits Uintah high school. illness and deaths touch several families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heber J. Ure
Alice Horrocks
Vernal
Uintah High School
Stout
Frank Peterson
Heber Timothy
W. G. Adame
al Rasmussen
Community Notes From White Rocks Area
White Rocks residents hosted visitors from Fort Duchesne and Vernal while a Ladies club gathering at Mrs. R L Marimon’s home spent the afternoon sewing rug scraps for rag rugs. Supt F A Gross and Mrs Seymour visited. Mrs Seymour is to report on Indian homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Davia
Fort Ducheane
Vernal
R. L. Marimon
Mra
Bruce Maxwell
Tabonin
Will Collier
Myton
Frank Davis
Supt
F. A. Gross
Mrs. Seymour
Whiterocks
Seymour
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Vislt
Roy Smith
Henry Besonnte
K. Ritchardson
Fort Duchesne
Will Coler
Fred Sargent
Judge Hutcheson
F. J. Murdock
Ethel
Glenn Murdock
Heber
Community gathering at Myers residence noted Friday
A 500 party was held at the Myers residence on Friday evening with attendees from Fort Duchesne. Josh Haslem delivered a load of splen to the Indian school on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers
Fort Duchesne
Josh Haslem
Monay
Gusher Superintendent Hosts Dinner For Leaving Judge Hutcheon
The Gusher area dinner at Naylor hotel honored Judge and Mrs Hutcheon as they depart for Arizona. Attendees included Principal Rico and Mrs Reed, Miss Todd, Miss Edith Johnson, Dr and Mrs Thompson, and Mr and Mrs Fred Sargent plus other local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Gross
Naylor Hotel
Hutcheon
Arizona
Rico
Ri¢d
Miss Todd
Edith Johnson
Thompson
Fred Sargent
Lowla Nace
Fort Duchesne
N.A. Naylor
Naylor
N. J. Meagher
Bank of Vernal
Miss Naylor
Ray Hangen
Whiterocks
Ray Hansen
Prenton Davis
Milford
Utah
Union Pacifico Railroad
Lawrence Young
Domgaard
Akins
Marlys
Gladys
Bolva Eskelson
Mra. Ray Hansen
Emma Winn
W. F. Sayers
A. Edwards
George Winn
A. J. Davin
Jack
Ed Dodlly
Christopher Bodily
Vernal
Local ward enjoys several visits and community updates
Supt H B Olson and Miss Alfreeda Davis and Miss Mazie Smith spoke at sacraments and mutuals. Roosevelt residents H T Hall and W L Woolf hosted at a flour mill deal. Brind brothers toured the region. bridge work near Uintah river to start this week.
La Point Leads 27 to 14 in Week’s Review
Sunday School marked Opportunity Day with a large pupil turnout. Readers and speakers included Beth Wilsons reading, Alice Morrill, Loyal Merkley, Reed Morrill, and an address by the Mutual board via Ord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lapoint
Iaeripp
Mutual
Beth Wilsons
Alice
B. Morrill
Loyal Merkley
Reed Morrill
Mutual Board
Ord
Community News Briefs From the Green River Area
Mrs William Smuth and children plan a winter stay where Mr Smuth works. Students and teachers toured George A Slaugh ranch on Green River, enjoying melons, games, and nature study. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Alonzo Atwood on Oct 11. Stella Atwood improves from bronchial pneumonia. William Postma returned to the rectory last week. Dee Chivers and Ray Chivers visited from Bitter Creek. Charles Slaugh traveled to Colorado for Jack Alfreds. Mrs Susia Barney and family visit from Seattle to see sister Mrs Daphing Zufelt. Edgar Taylor stays home from Jonsen I to help. Andrew Atwood moves from George A Slaughs. Miss Pear Shimmin visited Sunday School. Mrs Stephen Atwood went to the Reservation to aid a ill sister. Edward Watkins Jr worked at Roosevelt for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Smuth
The
Wire
Smuth
George A. Slaugh
Green River
Alonzo Atwood
Babe
Stella
William Postma
Dee Chivers
Ray Chivera
Bitter Creek
Charles Slaugh
Colorado
Jack Alfreds
Susia Barney
Seattle
Wash
Barney
Daphing Zufelt
Edgar Taylor
Fred Wall
Jonsen
Andrew Atwood
Misg Pear Shimmin
Stephen Atwood
Edward Watkins, Jr
Roosevelt
Ernest Eaton
Mutual
Eston
Eaton
Charles McConkle
Son Brigham
Salt Lake City
Carroll DU
J. A. Allred
Raymond
Canada
Thomas Biingham
Allred
Edna Bingham
Joseph P. Hacking
Josephine
Don
Junius
Roy Warburton
Rainbow
James Hansen
Hisaister
Sarah Hansen
Carl Richens
Ashley Co-op
William Thomas
William Richards
Milford
Francis Cole
Stephen Adams
Antelopa
Idaho
Jerusha Cole
Nancy Adams
Jerusha
Wiligox Academy
Gilbert Anderson
Lapoint
Clara
William P. Vernon
Robert Bodily
Kaysville
Adelbert Colton
Lamar Sawyers
George Searle
Claude
Ackharat
Thomas Splera
Tople Club
Briant Stringham
C. J. Neal
E. A. Manker
J. H. Ratliff
Charles Hatch
William Stringham
Wiliam Ackhurst
Fred Ackhurst
Richard Slaugh
Tainbow
Local Social News Roundup From Mutual and Nearby Towns
Ernest Eaton and wife visited Mutual for the start of the lesson year. Several families traveled to Salt Lake City for conference and the state fair. Nearby residents entertained guests, attended events, or reported back from trips, with several noting visits, illnesses, and school arrangements.
Searle Family Attends Funeral From Salt Lake City
Siblings George Sr and George Jr with Merle and Claude Searle travel from Salt Lake City to attend the funeral of Ray Searle. Henry Green's family cared for the bereaved as Charles Searle joined from Bast Lake City. The group lodged with Mr. and Mrs. Clar- at the family's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
George Searle
George, Jr
Merle
Claude Searle
Salt Lake City
Ray Searle
Charles Searle
Bast Lake City
Clar
Winter Visit Ends as Family Returns Home
The family journeyed back Monday taking their grandson Carl Ray's second son to spend the winter, ending a stay with the Ence Bird household.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gtory
Heary Ward Becker
Calder Bros. Creamery
Farmers’ Market
Uintah Basin
Vernal Milling & Light Co
Whiterooks
Teidell
H. 8. Olson
Misa Alfreeda Davis
Misa Mazie Smith
YY. LM WL
H. T. Hall
W. L. Woolf
Apalco Electric
Mesars
Brind
Horace Morrill
Whiterocks Canal Company
Uintah-Whiterocks
Uintah
Roy, Taylor
Clark Colling
Nellie Trujillo
Ken-neth
Harriett Morrill
Bait Lake City
Parley Goodrich
Pearl Woolley
Junction
Piute County
Vernal Electric Co
Davis
Maeser
Henry Green
Ivan
Mia, Jamea McNaughton
Ashton Brothers Co
Leslie Ashton Hardware
Winchester Store
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