Tokyo Earthquake Refugees Describe Devastation and Aftermath
The letter recounts a near twelve o clock quake that toppled furniture and shattered buildings in Tokyo and Yokohama. Fire raged, streets burned, bodies drifted in canals, and survivors watched rioting mobs target foreigners and Koreans amid the ruins.
Local Sacrament Services Addressees and Community Notes
Speakers at Sacrament services included Hiders Lloyd Panter of Lapoint and Tanner of Vernal. A MIA meeting drew stake officers from Vernal with talks by Elder Tamper and Mrs Calder. A winter trip to Murray Utah was planned by A W Norton family. 4 C Harmegten of Roosevelt visited for dinner with the Cleggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Panter
Lapoint
Tanner
Vernal
Elder Tamper
Mra. Calder
Dimmer
OC. A. Thompson
A. W. Norton
Murray
Utah
Mise Badis Norton
Rulon Ras
Mussen
Bynday
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake Temple
C. Harmegten
Roosevelt
Luke Clegg
Rosa Bartlett
Grand Rasmussen
Eph Rasmussen
Ray Searle
Tridell School
Hoya
Ls Point School
Miss Angus
Panter
Lucy Jones
Perkins
Misses Jones
Pearl Harrison
Russell Harrison
Palmer
Marl Mullins
Alice Alexander
Ray Clark
Dr. Baird
Roosevelt and Daughter
Henry Lee
O. Taylor
Whiterocks
Winter Class Work Begins at Ashley M I A
The M I A at Ashley started winter classes with a full corps of officers. The Allen thresher has finished threshing the grain in this valley. Ed Carver of Youghal Colorado visited Thursday and took home honey and winter apples. Mr and Mrs Emery Stone of Jen son were visitors Tuesday. Jim Birch of Wolf Creek moved into the William Wall home for the winter and his children attend school here. Ralph Long of Lapoint visits relatives there. Schools plan improvements to playgrounds. Friends welcome N G Sawarda back in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Thresher
Ed Carver
Youghal
Colorado
Emery Stone
Jenson
Héra
Jim Birch
Wolf Creek
Colo
William Wall
Ralph Long
Lapoint
N. G. Sawarda
Mountain Dell News Notes and People Ahead
Ernest and Wallace Caldwell worked at the saw mill the last two weeks. The Johnson thresher from the power plant is here now but stormy weather delays grain field work. Lawrence Beck plans a winter at the sheep camp while brother Alton has been gone most of the summer. Josh Hall is away sheep watching and Mr. and Mrs. Quince Johnson visited town for fruit. Wallace Caldwell delivered lumber from the raw mill. Ed Ground works for George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest
Wallace Caldwell
Johnson
Lawrence Beck
Alton
Josh Hall
Quince Johnson
Ed Ground
George
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