Community Notes From Provo Area Church And School Events
Mr and Mrs Stephen Perry and children spent several days in Provo Asahel. Perry began as Avalon school principal on Monday. The ailing of the new highway began last week and should finish by mid month. Seagull Girls graduation exercises were held for primary to enter Bel Hive department. Ward YWMIA Carry On program featured by Maryetta Wardle. Primary social and party events included birthday and visitor gatherings. A ward budget program is planned for the chapel Thursday. World literacy note states sixty two percent of people over ten are millerate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Perry
Provo Asahel
Perry
Avalon School
Keith Ross
Irene Wiliams
Mapleton
George W Perry
Neila Gardiner
Raymond Gardiner
Ernest M Johnson
Uintah Canyon
Roosevelt Stake
Biel Hosa
Bel Hive
MIA
Leaths Eaton
Doris Hodakinnon
Leah Holfeltz
Doris Perry
Miriam Perry
Oma Wardle
Barbara Jenkins
J P Wisner
Ean
Balt Lake
Wher
Myrtle Erekson
YWMIA
Maryetta Wardle
Stake Mia Institute
Friendship Club
Ed Hoeft
Ward Chapel
Eldred Johnson
Burnell Haws
Local notices from Green River community events and travels
Austin Wardle and family have moved into a new home. Mr Wardle, Mrs Don Peller and others manage Faith by Mr Wardle Raymond Standard and Kaley Durfee attended a bus drivers meeting in Vernal to arrange bus routes. Shisler of Stassbury Mo returned home from vacation. A W Nebeker of Layton visits, Stanley Nebeker hosted. L G Noble met parents on Green River to plan student transport to the highway. Dr John Clark did not travel to Salt Lake. he and Mrs Bert Hovey were joined by Miss Shirley Butts and Arnold Lewis. Arnold plans to move to Lakeside California for school. LeRoy Taylor of Avalon visited Green River as a Democratic Party representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leota
Austin Wardlera
Don Peller
Wardle
Raymond Stdndard
Kaley Durfee
Neetirg Ar
Clarence Shisder
Stassbry
Shisler
A W_ Nebeker
Layoint
Stanley Nebeker
L. G. Noble
Green River
John Clark
Salt Lake
Bert Hovey
Shirley Butts
Arnold Lewis
Local notes from last week report trips and incidents
Mrs Jennie Watkins traveled to Salt Lake and back Sunday after tonsil removal. Delbert Hullinger visited Provo Thursday. Annie Murty’s straw stack caught fire spreading to hay and grain stacks, grain loss about 125 bushels. Frank Bernard family of Eugene Dragon visited Like Jackson’s home Monday and Tuesday. A Democratic rally was held at the ward chapel Monday. B W Johnson toured Colorado and reported good harvest around Steamboat Springs. Alfred Eimper and sons bought a grain and hay cropper, chopping hay and hauling to Salt Lake and Ogden. Glen Jackson near Bruigh Creek Mountain injured by a falling tree. he was taken to Vernal for examination and bones were broken. Most migratory birds migrate by night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Watkins
Salt Lake
Delbert Hullinger
Provo
Annie Murty
Frank Borenard
Eugene Dragon
Like Jackson
Ward Chapel
W Johnson
Coloado
Steamboat Springs
Alfred Eimper
Ons
Ogden Glen
Jensen Daughters of the Pioneers Meet and Local Visits
Daughters of the Pioneers met with Rachel Murray on Wednesday to study pioneer celebrations led by Zuph an Wellman. A luncheon followed hosted by Ira Murray and Edna Wilkins. Members and visitors from Beverly Hills, Provo, Grand Junction, Pool Creek, and other towns joined in greetings and updates, with births, reunions, and travels noted throughout the day.
Reorganized YMMTA and local ward events in Salt Lake
YMMTA reorganized at 494 Mll Harold Taitchell with Earl Mecham first counselor and Aar & Alregid Lind as second counselors. Vada Morr was second counselor and Lola Ar replaced by YWMI. Archie Johnsson Blase and Mrs Derreil Johnston attended with Lila Rae in Salt Lake last week. The Anderson family held a weekend reunion with a genealogical meeting and a lawn dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMMTA
Harold Taitchell
Earl Mecham
Andy
Prinell
Alregid Lind Warkman
Vada Morr
Ywmia
Lola Ar
Jay Simper
Ito
Archie Johnsson
Derreil Johnston
Datalier
Lila Rae
Salt Lake
Anderson
Ward Chapel
Community Flood Impacts Utah Towns and Local Residents
The report lists residents visiting relatives in Independence and Upalco Utah. It notes a major flood along Willow Creek washing many belongings from the Leech and Muse properties, with Vern Muse and family displaced while awaiting rebuilding. Several locals, including the Leech and Hatch families, visited and hosted guests from nearby towns during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross
Jay Leech
Upalco
Fred Turs Fer
Golden Hatch
Upper Willow Creek
Leech Ranch
Vern Muse
Mrs Muse
Russell Squier
Willow Creek News Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
Mr and Mrs E Birchell returned from a forade on August 31 to visit daughter Mrs Lorin luster. Mr and Mrs H A Brown went to Vernal Tuesday. Mrs Marvin Koeme hosted a birthday party for 50 guests on August 28 with outdoor games and refreshments. Elmer Lie Florence and family traveled to Salt Lake. Elmer will live with grandparents and attend Booth High. Republicans held a dance and rally at the schoolhouse on August 30. Gilbert Brown will live with his father in Vernal after the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eden
Birchell
Lorin Luster
H A Brown
Vernal
Marvin Koeme
Bobbie
C A Meadows
Elmer Lie
Harry
Dan
Gene Florence
Salt Lake
Elmer
James Florence
Booth High
Meadows
Gilbert
Marriage Licenses August Dates Report
August 21 Quentin Ralph Lits ter 19 of Fort Duchesne and Agusta Thompson 18 of Lapoint. August 23 Charles Turner Redding and Dora Fern Schmahl both of Topeka Kansas. August 2 Patrick Pay Bratton 24 and Bertha Louise Allen 19 both of Yampa Colo. August 2 Jeannea Wilford Lyborger 21 and Pearl Dalmyple 20 of Rifle Colo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quentin Ralph Litster
Fort Duchesne
Agusta Thompson
Lapoint
Charles Turner Redding
Dora Fern Schmahl
Topeka
Kansas
Pattrick Pay Bratton
Bertha Louise Allen
Yampa Cola
Jeannea Wilford Lyborger
Pearl Dalmyple
Rifle
Colo
Probate Legals Notice Annotations From County Clerk
Legal probate notices advise consulting the county clerk or signatory for further particulars about the estate proceedings and timelines. The notices urge recipients to review official filings, with authority linked to county probate statutes and filing offices.
Estate of Nile Hughes Claims Notice in Salt Lake City
Creditors must present claims with vouchers to the First National Bank Building in Salt Lake City Utah on or before October 30 1940. The administrator is Claude T Barnes attorney. August 29 to September 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nila Hughes
Beased
First National Bank
Salt Lake City
Utah
National Bank of
Nile Hughes
Claude T Barnes
Sunday Services Speaker and Local Notices From NapLes
John Chapman of Salt Lake City spoke at Sunday services conducted by the MIA. Local visitors included Mr and Mrs Reginald Chapman and the Luther Gale family from Lehi. A party honored Donald Gale as he prepares for a mission. Clyde Ordiner’s release from California mission reported. Asher Evans to marry Darlene Davis. Napely activity includes sports and family notices. A joint Utah constitutional amendment proposal seeks to raise stockholder liability for banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Chapman
Salt Lake City
Mia
Chapman
Reginald Chapman
Lewis & Gardiner
Frank Baucher
Hint
Luther Gale
Lehi
Donald Gale
Stella Richards
Clyde (Ordiner
California
Asher Evans
Darlene Davis
Spanish Park
Salt Lake
Bruce Maxwell Ore
Myron
Clement Eskels
Selma Rasmssen
Verla Durant
Park City
Bernie Eskelson
Xtrls
Naples
Merrell
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HaRaspunal
Baldimoy
Mapahowa
Americas
Janet Fear Sylvania Turnpike
Harrisburg
Mittsburgh
Aix
Walter A Jones
Turnpike Commission
Hil
Kenneth Gregory
Archie Gregory
United States
Sixtey
Jensen
Daughters of the Pioneers
Rachel Murray
Zuphan Wellman
Ira Murray
Edna Wilkins
William Haslem
Beverly Hills
Calif
Haslems
Samuel Haslem Bcheol
Spencer Squire
Dana Burgess
Wilda Alexander
Ertin Wilking
Susie Nelson
Victor Nelson
Douglas Chew
Blue Mountain
Leo Hatch
Hatch
Roosevelt
Wild Rose Club
Busie Nelson
Lucy Stewart
Nelson
Zilpha Wellman
Karl H Fowler
Grand Junction
Pranda Stewart
Percy
George
Jones Hole
Charles Martinsen
Pool Creek
Donald Lee
J H
Gerald Ross
Ogden
Joseph Dudley
Veda
Stephen Markham
Atta Chatulin
William Wells
John Ashby
Harvey
Harold
Kee
Ildren
L H Woodart
Thos Hall
Mark M Well
Andrew Dud
A DeMarr Dudey
Sam Hatch
Atta Chatwin
Dudley
New of Us
Strawberry
Kew Dudley
Markham
Margaret Oyais
Spanish Fork
Newell Snow
Dennie Albert Snow
Seymour Snow
Joseph Poulson
Ashley With
Suday
Joseph Haslem
Ashley
E Jastus Christensen
Redmond
Elizabeth Christensen
Salt
Ina Wilson
Dangite Stirley
Independence
Diiteh Merrison
Teety
Nev
John Harris
Elli
Rf Swett
Aly
Lynn Hharts
Navey
Farly
Bhirley
Pendence
Wilter Arlerson
Juri R Tigh School
Dan Price
Sachool
Earl Leech
Dwight
Earlda
Maxine
Upalce
LeRoy Hatch
Donna Leech
Rube Squier
Jay
Rosa
Leech
Barbara Hatch
Willis Stevens
Willow Creek
Legals
Hanke
Amy Tate
State OF
Addi Tvensk
Stata
Gubult Fin
Ebe Monzon
EI Oredev
Sita
J.W. Stevens
Varna
Dr. Wallace Galdot Denkio
Mlocz
Posatnes Wartall
Poand
Vernal Milling Co
Vernal Utah
Craig
Streeter Coal
Earl L. Kiser
Colomado
Sunny Brook
Aist KY Suwateat
Fray Thasbiskey
National DialMers Products Corporation
N. Y
Papa
Richard Jensen
NEW York Life Insurance CO
Robs FP
Crandall
Carbon County
Castle Gate
David H. Calder
Tith
Freight and Express
Casper Wye
Comet Motor Express
Interstate
Uintah Abstract Company
Salt Lakes
Tim Tit
Nhotel Temple
Balt Lake City
Ernest C Eossiter
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