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Show Wedding Dance Honors The Marvin Ottosens TABIONA Mrs. Thelma D. Nye Enthusiasm Is 4-- H Needed To Make Good Show Club News BEEF AND DAIRY CATTLE Kenneth Carlile, leader of the Beef and Dairy Club reports ten boys are working on a project, with nine carrying on a dairy activity and one boy raising a beef project. Two meetings have been held, the first one being at Mr. Carliles home and the second meeting at the home of Merrill and Reed Turnbow. The following officers were chosen: Merrill Turnbow, president; Larry Brown, Lonny Carlile, secretary, and Dennis Jones, reporter. (Dennis has been visiting in Salt Lake City, which is the reason we have not had his report). Other members of the club are: Roland Roberts, Colin Hamilton, Reed Turnbow, Farrell Young, Lynn Turnbow and Duane Rhoades. SNIP. SNAP AND SEW The Snip- - Snap and Sew Club held their Monday meeting at the home of Mary Lewis, with the following present: Sherry Wagstaff, Mavis Barger, Nancy Young, Linda Thomas, Karma Van Tassell, Mary Lewis, with Lila Nye, of Clearfield, present at a visitor, and the club leaders, Mrs. Evelyn Jones and Miss LaRena Nye, directing activities. The club varnished and cleaned around the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers marker near Tabiona as a special public service project. They will plant peren-ia- l flowers around the marker as a climax to their project. Karma Van Tassell, Reporter The third year Home Improvement Club, directed by Mrs. Linda Carter, met at the home of Pleasy Lewis Monday afternoon. boys of Tabiona A poor turn-ou- t band students for marching practice Sunday afternoon does not augment too well for the bands intended appearance at Salt Lake City, on July 24. It is reported only 12 students were on hand and at least one of those intends to withdraw. A practice was held Friday evening with- a slightly larger crowd attending, however. W. Grant Peel is the band director, and it is to be hoped something can be done to clear the atmosphere and raise morale, of our biggest, showiest advertisement and one of our proudest activities. The invitation to participate in the Days of 47 Parade in Salt Lake City is not extended to every band in the state, and Tabiona should be honored to be among' the chosen bands, even though they represent the smallest high school in the state has , . . And past experience shown the band members really need the heat of the day marching practice to help them develop a resistance to the heat they know they will have to ene hike dure during the in Salt Lake City. This year, Tabiona has their beautiful new uniforms, they al. so have plenty of ability, and should have plenty of incentive the missing . . . and whatever ingredient is. We would like to see the Tabiona band make the fine showing they always do at a public appearance, and w& would like to see them get started at it before it is too late. - four-mil- 4-- H t; 4-- PURCHASE BUSINESS and Mrs. Loran Berger are the new owners and operators of one of the mercantile establishments in Tabiona. They purchased the holdings of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lisonbee, who have moved to Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. Barger have a daughter, Mavis, who will be another girl in the Tabiona High Schools All Girls Junior class next year. We would like to welcome the Barger family and wish them success in their business. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Nye, of Du- chesne, attended the wedding dance Saturday evening and visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. .Weston Thomas. A plumber party at the Lewis reservoir was enjoyed Monday evening by Linda Thomas, Lila Nye, Mary Lewis. Dixie Jensen, Sherry Wagstaff, Marvis Barger, Karma Van Tassell, Linette Darlene Gines, LaRena Nye and Mrs. Evelyn Jones, Who was chaperon. Swimming, eating and campfire antics made the whole night one to remem Mr. and Mrs. Jep Thomas foer with very little slumbering on the agenda for most of were recent visitors in the group. Le-Fevr- e, A&oertlHmm$ Rom where I sit ... Sy Joe Marsh UINTAH BASIN RECORD Thursday, July 2. 1953 New Arrivals Bride Honored With Shower DaL A shower was given in the Legion Hall Saturday, June 27 Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Ottosen, at 2 p.m. for Mrs. Raymond MIA weekend with Mr. and Mrs. ' Dump, nee Rhea McDonald, by who were recently married in Leon Dump the Salt Lake Temple, were Mrs. Mary Dump, Mrs Barbara honored at a shower and wedSgt. Delar Maxfield arrived Searle and Mrs. Ethel Beebe. The M.I.A. directed by Del- in Altonah to attend the funer-ber- t The afternoon was spent in ding dance in the Tabiona High School gymnasium last ThursDavies, held a party Tues- - al of his grandfather, W. A. playing Bingo and refreshments day evening. Community sing- - Maxfield. June 20th. Delar is were served to' ladies present. day evening. The new bride is the former Miss Joleen Swain, ing, outdoor games, scavenger stationed at the Altero Air Base The young bride received many hunt and dancing were the or- at San Ann, Calif. He returned beautiful gifts. Out of town of Lapoint, and Marvin is the der of events, followed by re- to his base June 25th. son of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Ottoguests were Mrs. Adaline Anfreshments. Everyone reported Mr. and Mrs. Roy Young, of derson and daughter, Bertha, of sen, now living in Roosevelt, Ft. Duchesne, have moved into Talmage; Mrs. Melva Allred and but formerly of Tabiona. having a good time. the Jim Forakis house in Alton- Mrs. Beverly Fieldsted, of Bon-etHelping with the gift table were Mrs. Angeline Lewis and Mrs. Betty McLea, of RoosMiss Mary Lois Reichert, of ah the latter part of last week. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Best, of evelt; Miss Peggy Case. Mt. EmMrs. Jenette Turnbow, with Roosevelt, visited Mrs. Adaline Hood River, Oregon; Mr. and mons, Mrs. Grace Agneu and Mrs. Ua Casper, Mrs. Norma Anderson Tuesday afternoon. Josie and Mrs. Thelma Nye asLouis Jensen, retiring county Mrs. Von Timothy and family, Sharen Bird, Altamont. sisting with the refreshments. agent, and Bob Murdock, new Mr. and Mrs. Charley Timothy Many lovely and useful gifts county agent were visiting ii ard family, of Bonanza; and Mr. Dallas Ames accompanied by and Mrs. Niel Maxfield, of Mrs. Grace Agneu, and Glen were received by the young this area Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Burton Price, attended the funeral ser- Ames, of Altonah, made a trip couple. Featured on the program and Mr. and Mrs. Leon Burton vices of their father and grand- to Salt Lake City the latter part ENJOY PARTY were Kenneth Carlile, as maswere in Salt Lake Tuesday for father, William A. Maxfield, of the week. A gay time at a stag party the wedding of Marvin Reva Clark is visiting with ter of ceremonies; accordian Lee Ot- June 20th. Louis Jensen, former Countv her sister, Mrs. Glen Turnbow, duet, by Marilyn LeFevre and honoring Mr. Finney, who is re- tosen and Joleen Swain. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Burton agent, of Roosevelt, was around in Ketley. Marjorie Lewis; vocal solos by tiring as president of the Salt A number from Altonah atCarma Gale Ottosen, accompan- Lake Pipe Line Co., was enjoy- and Vada Lee and Mr. and Mrs. making people of Altonah ied by her sister, Nadene; a vo- ed by four of the companys Leon Burton attended the wed- acquainted with the new Coun- tended Genealogy Concention at cal solo, by Miss Carol Todd, of Hanna pump station employees ding reception Wednesday in ty Agent, Bob Murdock, Tues- Mt. Emmons, Sunday, June 28. Mrs. Jennie Petty, of Salt Roosevelt; and two piano solos Friday evening. The banquet Lapoint for Mr. and Mrs. Mar- day. Mrs. Leon Dump and Mrs. Lake City, and Mrs. Maud CaitL by the new bride. The conclud-- j was at the Newhouse Hotel and vin Ottosen. well and her daughter, Mrs. Millan and Willard Burton ing feature of the program was! local participants were Craig a toast to the young couple by; Wilcken, Bob Smith, Farland spent three days last week of Grantsville, and Mr. and Mrs Ruby Jean Hudson and two Jones and Weston Thomas Mrs. Jessie Maxwell. with other Basin Delbert Hardman, of Salt Lake, children, of Sacramento, Calif., camping guests were and they say Bob, who partici- Scouts at the Roosevelt City and their children were recent all former residents of Altonah, Many visited Mr. and Mrs. Gerald present at the festivities and pated in one of the skits pre- Park. This was a training school guests of the Becksteads. the large crowd had a very en- sented for entertainment, is in preparation for the Scout Mr. and Mrs. George Smith, Jacobson a few days last week. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Palm and quite an actor, too. Jamboree in California in July. Artesia, Colo., and Mrs. Jennie joyable evening. Marvin and Joleen will make Orlin Potter and small daugh- Reynolds, Altamont, visited the family were In Vernal WednesHome from an enjoyable time ter, of Lehi, visited the Rusts Anderson families on Sunday. day and Thursday, where Mrs. their home in Salt Lake City this summer, but will continue at the postmasters convention, and Potters here last week. Mrs. Eva Lemon and small Pam had her dental work done Mrs. Robert Snyder and sons, with their studies at BYU in held recently in Price, is Mrs. Rex Farnsworth, of Spanish son went to Seattle, WashingSeptember. Marvin will be a Jessie Maxwell. She was ap- Fork, was a weekend guest of ton, Wednesday to visit her hus- of Springville. and Ted Snyder, senior at the college this year. pointed on one of the commit- his mother, Mrs. Hazel Farns- band, who is stationed there. of Tooele, spent the weekend tees to choose the meeting place worth. Elva Snyder. Kathy and Terry Allred are with Mrs. for next year and reports Dru Allred left Saturday for Mr. and Mrs. LaVar Davies, staying with Mr. and Mrs. Utah, will entertain the of Springville and Billy Stev- Wayne McDonald while their Sunnyside, where he will be empostmasters then. enson, of Clearfield, were week- parents are vacationing in Ida- ployed for the next 3 weeks. Miss Denise Merceh, of Salt end visitors at the Davies home. ho. Judy Jessen, of Salt Lake Lake City, enjoyed a visit for is here visiting her father, of City, Salt John members of Lake, Thursday Rowley, evening Honored guests at a lovely several days with her grandpar- Elton Jessen two weeks. was Dewey here Rusts School visiting Sunday. wedding dance Saturday eve- ents, Mr. ,and Mrs. Lawrence School class hadSunday Bertha Anderson returned a party conthe Tabiona in School High ning Maxwell. sisting of horseback riding and home Saturday from a weeks gymnasium were Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Smith a weiner roast. visit in Magna. Lorin Ashcraft, of Rangely, and Bob Maxwell motored to Mr. and Mrs. Monty Hatch, of A large group from here atAll contractors who anticipatColorado. Mrs. Ashcraft, the Vernal Saturday to take part tended M.I.A. Leadership meet- Salt Lake City, were overnight ed submitting bids on construcformer Afton Turnbow, is the in the Wild West Rodeo there. at Altonah. Friday evening. guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. tion of the Duchesne County daughter of Mrs. Pearl TurnMiss Irene Thomas, who has ingAdaline and Bertha Anderson Zane Christensen. Courthouse should be advised bow, of Hanna. Many been working in Portland. Ore., attended a bridal shower at Althat a change has been effected guests were present at thej arrived Monday evening at the tonah Mrs. Rayin the date on which sealed bids festivities, including many of home of her parents, Mr. and mond Saturday forMcDonald). will be opened. Time has been (Rhea Dump Mr. Ashcrafts fellow employees Mrs. Thomas, for a visit Mr. and Mrs. Leon Burton and IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF extended from June 26, 1953 to of the Salt Lake Pipe Line Co. Irene Jep will be employed by a Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Burton DUCHESNE COUNTY. STATE Friday, July 10, at 3 p.m. Music was played by the Byron hospital in Salt Lake City as were in Bluebell Saturday for All other factors in the NoOF UTAH Collett orchestra, of Duchesne. a dietician now that she has the wedding reception of Mr. In Ihe matter of the estates of tice To Bidders published reMrs. Ashcraft was honored finished her internship at Port- and Mrs. Aullen Larsen. CATHERINE ISABEL MECH-A- cently in this newspaper will guest at a lovely bridal shower land. McDonChase and Mrs Mr. and THOMAS LeROY be effective as specified. Satthe Tabiona ward chapel in Mr. and Mrs. Ted Nye and ald left Saturday accompanied Porter L. Merrell MECHAM. Deceased. (Signed) urday afternoon. Mrs. Connie son, Carl, were Duchesne visiIn the matter of the estates County Clerk for Lee was in charge of games, tors Monday evening. Mrs. Nye by Mr. and Mrs. Gary McDonDuchesne County ald, of Dragerton, for a visit of Catherine Isabel Mecham and with several prizes being award- attended a Fair Board meeting with relatives in Montana. Thomas Leroy Mecham, deceased. Refreshments were served while Ted and Carl enjoyed the A baby son was born to Mr, ed, creditors will present claims and the new bride received show. and Mrs. Calvin Jensen Satur- with vouchers to the undermany beautiful and useful gifts. moMrs. Jack YoUng' Mr. and 27 at the Roosevelt signed at her home in Upalco Estate of Wayne Moon, Assisting with the gifts were tored to Roosevelt, where Mr. day, June Deceased on 'or before the 24th day of the brides sister, Lila, her two Young received dental treat- Hospital. Creditors will present claims Joan Bleazard and Doris Rob- August, A. D., 1953. sisters - in - law, Mrs. Florence ment. were Adaline Mecham Knight, with vouchers to the underinson, of Salt Lake Turnbow and Mrs. Jeanette Mr. and Mrs. Don Giles, of weekend guests of City, Administratrix of the Es- signed at 601 Newhouse Buildthe Turnbow, and her mother. relaHeber. visited friends and tates of Catherine Isabel ing, Salt Lake City, Utah, on or tives in Tabiona recently. of Salt Lake Jenean Mecham and Thomas Le- before the 5th day of Septem-ebBurton, A vacation motor tour to the and Mrs. T. M. Giles and A.D., 1953. roy Mecham, Deceased. California coast and the North- Mr.Mr.and Mrs. Venice Turnbow, City, visited her parents for the PHILLIP MOON H. DALLAS YOUNG weekend. is west being enjoyed this week of Salt Lake City, visited relaAdministrator of the Homer Donohue and Robert Attorney for Administratrix by Mr. and Mrs Farland Jones tives and friends during the Estate of Wayne Moon and their four daughters. Their weekend in Hanna and Tabiona. Peterson, of Salt Lake City, 314 Knight Block Deceased. at were the visitors weekend Utah Provo, at a include will stop Reno, trip Farrell Young, son of Mr. and Donohue home. 1953 First Publication, July 2, 1953 June 18, First Publication, then will travel Mrs. Jack Young, is spending Nevada, they Mr. and Mrs. Hartley Palmer, Last Publication, July 9, 1953 Last Publication, July 23, 1953 to San Francisco and Oakland, six weeks in Salt Lake City, Calif., then continue up the attending school. coast to Pasco, Wash. From Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Carter Pasco, they will follow the oil were Salt Lake City visitors pipe-lindown through Idaho the weekend. and home. Farland is an em- during Basil Dcfa, who is employed ployee of the Salt Lake Pipe in Salt Lake visited at the Line Co. at their Hanna pump home of his City, parents, Mr. and to and visit expects station, Mrs. Andrew Defa, during the friends employed by the same weekend. company enroute. Miss Marjorie Lewis has The Tabiona High School a week visiting friends band voted unanimously not to spent and relatives in Salt Lake City. participate in the celebration at JOINS HUSBAND were Duchesne, although they Gail Wagstaff drove his sister, requested to do so. Canyon picto Ft. Ord, nics and possibly the rodeo at Mrs. Lloyd Brady, where she will join her Neola, will attract some of the Calif., husband who is in the service. local citizens. Miss Lila Nye, of Clearfield, They were accompanied by to and Miss Dixie Jensen, of Salt Royal Thomas, who expected the with Lake City, are visiting at the report back to duty U. S. Navy, after a short emerhome of Mr. and Mrs. Lee gency leave home, but Royal was granted an extension of his leave, and returned home with Gail. This made it possible for Royal to have a visit with his sister, Irene, who just came home from Portland. Eight thousand miles from Midway Island was a long way to travel for a short seven days at home, and we are glad Royal got an extension of his liberty. The Jep Thomas family is enjoying a reunion with all members at home for the first time in two years. Mr. and Mrs. Bernell Rhoade3 were recent visitors in Heber. William Rhoades, of Salt for as little as a month Lake City, has been a guest at the home of his daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Fay Lefler. (Something we slipped on a couple of weeks or so ago); A welcome visit from Mr. and When term3 are so easy . . . who can resist buying the machine Mrs. Austin Cope and family, that makes sewing so easy? And easys the word for it! of Redding, Calif., was enjoyed Necchi For the adjusts pressure so easily you can sew heavy by the families of Mr. and Mrs. Jep Thomas and Mr. and Mrs leather as smoothly as muslin! Whats more, the Necchi William Wadley. Mrs. Thomas YOU? and Mrs. Wadley are sisten of adjusts tension swiftly and accurately for a more beautiful stitch Mr. Cope and it was their first , , , floats right over pins . . stitches forward and reverse visit together for six years. with instant control . . , takes over 20 different attachments so NO CELEBRATION you can speed through the most intricate professional jobs. For the benefit of those read- An amazing machine thats whisper-quiet- , and a snap to clean . . ers from other parts of the state who usually enjoy a visit with thats what 40 years of Necchi engineering brings you. And old friends and a Fourth of July the easiest terms youll find anywhere . . . thats what we bring celebration at either Hanna or see us . . . and our Necchi . . . today? Tabiona. we wish to inform you. Why not there will be no celebration this P.S. Youll find it a pleasure to choose from Necchis year in this vicinity, as has been beautiful assortment of cabinets. Generous trade-i- allowance, too! traditionally the case until the past two years. There will, howNECCHI, vi I ever, be a dance in the evening to get the wonderful Necchi lifetime guarantee, FRANCHISE Jl at Defas Dance Hall, and everyone is Invited to attend and buy from have an enjoyable time. The only celebration in DuPhone 15 Roosevelt, Utah chesne stake will be held In Duchesne under stake sponsorship. authorized Necchi dealer out-o-tow- Mrs. George Anderson The stork has left bundles of joy at two Tabiona homes this week. Mr. and Mrs. Myron White welcomed their third son at the Roosevelt Hospital Saturday afternoon. All concerned are reported doing nicely. Mr. and Mrs. William Lewis are the proud parents of a baby daughter, born Sunday afternoon in the Roosevelt Hospital. Little sister Adele, is visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Lewis, while waiting for mother and new baby to come home. Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Lewis, who have seven lovely now have three daughters, granddaughters to add to their family of girls. Party Is Deemed Success -' a; n I Ka-na- Wedding Parties Honor Couple Attention Bidders! n Notice To Creditors Notice To Creditors Blea-zard- s. r, i Bad Case of the "Ztutters" Oar copyboy is oat sick. So the editor (me) is taking over some of his chores which include running the addressing machine on mailing-ou- t night. Last week I didnt have the usual number of papers left over for sale at the office. Couldnt figure what had happened until Chub Zimmer called to ask why hed gotten SB copies. Zimmer is Then I realized the last name the machine prints. Guess I forgot to turn it off . . . and it just kept grinding out Chubs name on all the remain ing copies. That machine jnst didnt know when to stop. From where I sit, people are like that sometimes. They often dont know when to stop. Like those who are prejudiced against someone with an accent, perhaps ...or against someone who likes a cool bottle of beer with his snp-pe- r. So, in these columns I try to persuade everyone to throw the switch on prejudice so it wont get repeated be Copyright, 1953, United States Brewers Foundation Question . . . e When prices get down to earth again, who will have money to buy? Answer . .. We Pay 2 , NECCHl son-in-la- Everyone who Is now adding to his Savings Account every pay day. HOW you can get your hands on an amazing ABOUT sewing machine Interest on Savings Accounts! n jjome Lumber Co. certificate |
