Local notes reflect school year start and community visits
Mrs David Karren reports the school opens September 18 with same faculty. Principal N G Howarda, Arthur Moonwalhog, Ming Alta Olson and Miss Guy Davis. Community updates include May Scovil visiting Ogden with her son Harold, Daniel H. Thomas of Salt Lake City visiting his sister Angeline Winn, and Y M I A officers listed. Several locals and visitors are mentioned along with minor incidents and travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N G. Hyowarda
Arthur Moonwajlhog
Ming ‘Alta Olson
Guy Davis
Mra
May Scovil
Ifarold
Ogden
Sarah Adams
Scoyvil
Daniel H. Thomas
Salt Lake City
Angeline Winn
Thomas
Mary Noel
Elizabeth Karren
Bessie Carloss
Thelma Carloss
Misa Lela Preeces
Magreie Richardson
Eliszabeth Karren
Bessia Carless
Wilbey
Violate Caldwell
Beatrice Murray
Vertig Noel
L. QE. Karren
Reading
Rhoda Lewis
Lela Presce
Mra Mable Stagg
H. Olson
Irvin Eaton
Stake Board
Alta Elafritz
F L Noel
John Powell
Gray's
Reginald Noel
Fort Douglas
David Karren
George Mickey
Frank Boudette
Andrew Bingham
Jim Birch
Blue Mountain
Birch
David Karren, Jr
Raven Oil and Refining Company
Bangley
Jensen News Briefs From Blue Mountain Area
Mrs Zlipha Wellman and Reporter High Steware and family plan a week’s vacation on Blue Mountain. Mrs Clarence Sorenson visits Jensen friends for several days. Jasper O Butcher brings his family from Daniel ranch to spend Sunday with Grandpa Dutley. Local youths attend a Friday dance at Blue Mountain schoolhouse. Douglass Chew visits from Pool Creek for a few days. Jensen folks expect to install new lights in their meeting house soon as grounds are cleaned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Steware
Blue Mountain
Clarence Sorenson
Jensen
Jasper O. Butcher
Daniel Ranch
Grandpa Dutley
Douglass Chew
Pool Creek
Naples Community News Roundup and Local Births
Naples notes report several births including a baby boy for Mr. and Mrs. Will Thomas and another arrival for Bishop Fuller Remington welcomed after returning from the mines. Three boys were blessed in meeting, and a string of local activities covers orchestra efforts, school summer activities, and a swimming and dance event at the Ward house.
Local Visitor Plans In Gedarview Family Parley
A Gedarview resident awaits a visit from her son this Saturday. Also traveling to the area are Nodney and family from Payson and her grandson Elwin with his wife from California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nodney
Payson
Elwin
California
Local notes on residents and visitors in the ward
Glines Miss Fern Ross and reporter Mr. and Mrs. Peter Jensen traveled from Ouray on business. Wightman returned to Payson after a brief visit. James Freestone left for California with his father in law Bishop Batly to Provo. Minnie Harrig returned from Provo after two weeks away. Merley Massey visited Mrs. Bud Jarrell briefly. Alvin Seeley and family travel to Mt. Pleasant then Ashton Idaho. Mary Orser from Roosevelt and Alta visited relatives. Henry Hancock and son Marvel from Payson visited for several days for a funeral in Hayden. A Mutual program featured a vocal duet by Dezzile Golley and Wanda ONeill, music by Thora King, and a talk by President Calder encouraging education. Don Roberts bought a new Overland touring car from Zelph Calder. James Hoefeltz returned from Price on business. Clara Glines ill for a week. J S Gumner came from Diamond Mountain and back. Cofeltz family moving into Mrs Peter Jensen’s house. Mrs Sadie Druilard learned her daughter Mrs Harry Conner is sick in Riverton Utah. Lawrence Golley injured by a Norse to water incident but recovering. Mary O’Neill returned from Alterra after visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Jensen
Ouray
William Wightman
Payson
James Freestone
California
M. M. Batly
Provo
Minnie Harrig
Merley Massey
Bud Jarrell
Alvin Seeley
Familly
Mt. Pleasant
Ashton
Idaho
Mary Orser
Roosevelt
Alta
Henry Hancock
Marvel
Hancock
David
Hayden
Dezzile Golley
Wanda O'Neill
Thora King
Clair Fletcher
Calder
Don Roberts
Zelph
James Hoefeltz
Price
Clara Glines
J. S. Gumner
Diamond Mountain
R. Cofeltz
Sadie Druilard
Riverton
Utah
Harry Conner
Lawrence Golley
Lewis Golley
Mary O'Neill
Alterra
Camp Fire and Community News From Randlett
Maxine Stevens reports Miss Angelina Durfee and Cloyd Thorson visiting Salt Lake relatives. Camp Fire shower for Miss Muriel Chandler, assistant guardian, Aug 10. Bride-to-be receives many gifts. crowd joins mountain trip. Dry Fork workers and pleasure trip for women. W. D. Foster welcome baby girl Aug 6. two kings and four queens in home. Saturday dance well attended. Hay crop outlook unsettled. Mrs. C I Knight receives sister’s twins in Fayettsville Arkansas. Relief Society quilts for Miss Chandler. luncheon for 39. Primary conference held. pageant pleased Ada Smith of Altonah. W. T. Rice tours Vernal. Mrs. Howard Stevens and daughters visit Vernal for fruit. Muriel Chandler leaves for Salt Lake City Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angelina Durfee
Cloyd Thorson
Salt Lake City
Muriel Chandler
Miss Chandler
W. D. Foster
C. I. Knight
C. F. Stromier
Randlett
Fayettsville
Arkansas
L. M. Parish
W. T. Rice
Vernal
Howard Stevens
Esther and
Hazle
Iva Chandler
Local guests and visitors gather in Vernal area
GUBHER Miss Miriam Sauer and Reporter Nick Faydock with family of Denver visit Clark ranch. Joe Walker family of Fort Duchesne and Mr. Wouldhave converse with locals. W H Allen of Dragon, ex Fort Duchesne telegraph operator, spent days visiting friends. Bill Arnold works at C C Larson garage in Roosevelt and hosted Sunday. Naylor sisters Miss Curtin and Miss Naylor head to Vernal. Hendershot and Preston Devtis add to Wong Sing store addition. Eugene Foster returns from Vernal. Mrs Louis Nace of Fort Duchesne visits Mrs DC Kimball. Rudy Walters departs for Denver. Naylor family and Miss Weston join RL Marimon at Whiterocks for a pleasant afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Faydock
Denver
Clark Ranch
Mrs. Faydock
Mrs. Clark
Joe Walker
Fort Duchesne
Robert
W. H. Allen
Dragon
Bill Arnold
C. C. Larson
Roosevelt
Miss Naylor
Miss Curtin
Vernal
Hendershot
Preston Devtis
Wong Sing
Eugene Foster
Louis Nace
DC. R. Kimball
Rudy Walters
N A Naylor
Mary
Naylor
Misa Helen Weston
R L Marimon
Whiterocks
Local Notes From Roosevelt Convention and Community Losses
A report from here describes a Saturday convention at Roosevelt with a good meeting. Truman Mitchell, aged six, is ill with typhoid fever. David Hancock died at home on Tuesday, August 30, after years with cancer. funeral held Friday at the schoolhouse with speakers James Henrie, Roger Horrocks, and Ira A. Pace praising his character. Interment at Hayden cemetery. Gale Q Driscoll visiting from Kaings. Cc Larsen and Mr. Pierce attended Sacrament meeting. Seeley family returning to Hayden after a year in Idaho. Mrs. Davis of Salt Lake City visiting with Mrs. Hancock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Truman
Arty Mitchell
David Hancock
James Henrie
Roger Horrocks
Ira A. Pace
Hancock
Hayden Cemetery
Gale Q’driscoll
Kaings
Cc. C. Larsen
Mr. Pierce
Sunny
Highieg Seeley
Hayden
Idaho
Mrs. Davis
Salt Lake City
Attendance at M I A conjoint program delights crowd
The article notes a large audience last Sunday for the M I A conjoint with a varied program. Rosalin Jones sang, Leslie Thacker read, Vera Carpenter played piano dust, Hattle and Afton Vernon performed, I Sander gave an address on education, Edith McConkie read, R H Sainsbury spoke briefly, Eunice Smith sang, and Mrs. Wm Hickens traveled to Salt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Story
Rosalin Jones
Leslie Thacker
Vera Carpenter
Hattle
Afton Vernon
I. Sander
Edith McConkie
R. H. Sainsbury
Eunice Smith
Wm. Hickens
Salt
Engagement of Jessie Histop to Albert Thomas
Jessie Histop, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Histop, announced engaged to Albert Thomas. A shower in her honor at Mrs L W Curry's home featured bridal colors and gifts. The couple will marry in Salt Lake City then Cedar City where Thomas will teach high school. Further notes cover hayrack rides, gatherings, and local visits with numerous named residents and events in Laka City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laka City
Jessie Hislop
George H. Histop
Albert Thomas
Salt Lake City
Cedar City
Thomas
A. G. Goodrich
Naples
Don Ashby
Leste Bingham
Horace Caldwell
Leona Hall
Eva McConkig
Elela Aicbee
Curtis Ashby
Evan Perry
Fred Anderson
Maria
Blossom Reynolds
Marie Anderson
Eva McConkle
Vera Carpenter
Marie Singleton
Opal Collett
Lorna Oaks
Hilda Oaks
Eunice Smith
Erma Hislop
Clyde Oaks
Don Hatch
Ray McConkle
Sunfous Hacking
Grant Hacking
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Abhule
Tourskta
Jenson Savorns
Western
Polnta
Solomon Case
Nambow Mine
Ralph Rasmussen
John Carless
Misa Maria Rasmussen
Mra Liana Smith
Ned Harvey
Ora Horton
Ainge
Rial Chew
Chas. W. Iverson
Zlipha Wellman
J. N. Lybbert
Bishop Fuller Remington
Will Thomas
Robert Hunting
Earl Hunting
William Harrison
Ross Merrill
Watson
Jacob ‘N. Lybbert
Harold Hullinger
Albert M. Goodrich
Bessie Iverson
Melinda Goodrich
Alfred Powell
Karl Merrell
Naples Relief Society
Ward House
Clair Southam
G. H. Southam
George L Goodrich
Lydia Merrell
Gedarview
Toe Arnold
Verna
Fern Ross
Maxine Stevens
Ily
Chas. H. Davis
Gubher
Miriam Sauer
Evelyn Peterson
Clara Splera
J. W. Stevens
Mia
Henry Green
Coyn
Baker
Kommerer
Wyo
Marion Pitt
Nelson
Daggatt County
Fred Reynolds
Fred Ackharst
E. D. Lemmon
Wm. Rudge
Nalifa Hacking
U. of U
Joseph P. Hacking
Tennessee Pass
Edwin Bingham
Ducheshe
Wm. Reynolds
Lucy Taylor
Joreph P. Hacking
Thomas Splera
Wm. M. Anderson
Nellie Smith
Carl. Tonney
George Wilson
Noosevelt
Ellig J. Elisa
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