Residents Return From Nearby Work Trips
Paul Watkins returned home from work on the Vernal Manila road and will stay briefly. George Scott shows off a new Bitar coupe. Billy Elilfritz visits sister Mrs Davis of Vernal. Mrs Pearl Jerkine of Roosevelt visited last Sunday. Leland Workman came back from the mountain after attending a conference at Vernal on Saturday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Watkins
Vernal-Manilla
George Scott
Billy
Elilfritz
Davis
Vernal
Pearl Jerkine
Roosevelt
Leland Workman
A. RR
Teeples
Esmond Hatch
Salt Lake City
B. O. Colton
Ouray Valley
Jesse Brough
Leota
Henry Lee
Lee
Frank Lee
E. A. Manker
Lavern Hanson
Sarah Hanson
Hans Hanson
Stanley Nebeker
Nebeker
Nellie Brough
Ouray
Roy Taylor
Frank Hadlock
Clarence Hadlock
Lloyd Freestone
Miss Rhoda Miller marries QO J Gilbert at Hamilton wells
Friends note Miss Rhoda Miller wed QO J Gilbert of the Hamilton oil wells. They will live at the wells and friends wish them a pleasant voyage on the sea of matrimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhoda Miller
QO. J.gilbert
Hamilton
Howard Dudley
A. DeMarr Dudley
Lloyd Stewart
Douglas Chew
Maud Snow
Elizabeth Snow
Susie Nelson
Zapha Wellman
Lynne Dudley
Elva Case
Vernal
Reva Watkins
Lydia Wall
Red River
J. French
Roger Reddick
Thelma Billings
Victor Billings
Jensen
George Yaeger
Monarch
Provo
Thomas Ainge
Andrew Murray
Francis Stewart
Watkins Gcoods
Tom Blevens
Pat’s
Dry farmers thresh wheat as Diamond Mountain yields well
Ashley reports excellent crops with forty bushels per acre as Wendell Atwood travels from Friday to help Terrell thresh. Visitors include Mrs. Rebecca West of Ble Timber Montana and Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Beckstead of Whitney Idaho. Several local births and moves noted, with community updates on homes, weddings, and illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamond Mountain
Wendell Atwood
Terrell
Rebecca West
Ble Timber
Montana
Wesley Beckstead
Whitney
Idaho
Allen
Glenn Bunnell
Midway
Utah
George XE
Gartrell
Stratton
Kansas
James Parker
Midview
Holy Cross Hospital
Salt, Lake City
John Stage
Siddoway Farm
Lapoint
Hadlock
Clar
Family relocations and medical travel notes in Vernal
Ramsey Stewart and family travel to Salt Lake City for medical care, staying with relatives in Duchesne and Vernal. Mrs May Johnson buys the L H Woodard house in Vernal, Lloyd Stewart plans to move for school, Lavera and Fay Gardner will live with aunt Lottie Duke, and Mary Winder returns to her missionary post in Yakima after meeting a friend from Vernal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramsey Stewart
Mrs. Johnson
Salt Lake City
Duchesne
Mr. Stewart
May Johnson
L. H. Woodard
Vernal
Lloyd Stewart
L.H. Woodard
Johnson
Lavera
Fay Gardner
Lottie Duke
Myrtle Dudley
Yakima
Mary Winder
Verna
Davis couple returns from Midway after three months
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Watkins Sr. have returned from a three month stay at Midway. Miss Nell Johnson stays with N. J. Meagher of Vernal. Miss Wilda Slaugh is on the sick list this week. Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Collier of Vernal welcome a new boy born Monday the 14th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Watkins, Sr
Nell Johnson
N. J. Meagher
Vernal
Wilda Slaugh
Krs. Ed. Collier
Hadlock Plans Winter Stay With Mother in Mur ay
Ence Hadlock intends to go to Mur tay and spend the winter with her mother Mrs Driskwater. Sheri Lafe Richardwon has returned from Wyoming where he went on official business. The meat packmen are leaving Dinwind Mountain Wednesday with beef cattle to ship them forth to market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ence Hadlock
Mur- Tay
Driskwater
Sheri Lafe Richardwon Haz
Wyomilng
West Om
Dinwind Mountain
Onetern
Also Mentioned on This Page
Evvary Ecom
All-Steel
Calder
Harris
Frank Griffin
Joe Brooster
Fort Lipton
Irene Brann
Red Cross Nhree
War Times
Aince
Portland Baby Clinic
Kansas City
B. P. Kelly
Dave Buck
Lloyd Gilroy
Amelia Ainge
Joseph Arnold
Park City
Alf Ainge
J. K. Bullock
Lucy Smith
Maeser
Nellie Gillman
Vera Caldwell
Elma Hraamussen Smith
Mutual
Ashley
University of Utah
Chas. H. Davis
Pack-Allan Coal CO
Evephon
Peace Sanal
Tain
Industry
J. Duce
G. Iesn
Peppard Seed Company
Roosevelt Vernal
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