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Show f IT?-- -. AMERICAN LEGION ELECTS OHiwww nf the exservlce 0ftf Ferron6last Sunday night, 23? at the home of Jess hpr h0 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - CALENDAR (Ferron, Utah) it new American Leg P"; fv ist which they are organizing at place: Larsen 1S Sunday school services...J...ll a. m. (Each Sunday morning) Intermediate and Junior 3 p. m. Christian Endeavor 7:30 p. m. Christian Endeavor ., Missionary meeting each Tuesday Afternoon Everyone is welcome com, n OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER Wn, vujv VOLUME XXXL; NO. 13. adiutant. Roy Andrews lrr;?ni rciwin Ralphs chap- ADDRESS MAIL CORRECTLY hnd Johnnie Thomas historian. new post has been named According to the Postmastpr Gen pn Post. n eral. In January of each vear thp PERSONAL dead-lettLOCAL AM) service receives between Four Three and million dead letters L Nelson of Ferron was a calChristmas and containing Dale Wednesday. n Castle cards in addition to the nor im Petersen made a business mal receipts of ordinary undeliver- aoie letters, mis is due primarily to Price last Monday. - to Incorrect addresses and i failure vHumphrey and Bryant Jew- to place return addresses on the en ol Orangeville were Castle Dale let Vice COHluiaiiuci, 2nd vice commander. Rob ?aZ OF EMEKY COUNTY CASTLE DALE, UTAH ntlDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1930 THIRTY-FIRS- CHARIVARI r's - enjoyed. Thousands of letters are found to contain gifts of money, but com- few contain sufficient fiaratively to enable their return to Mrs. e small son of Supt. and the mailers. had of A Nuttall Huntington bs The public is urged to write address ionsils removed Tuesday, es plainly and clearly, and to place Brasher of Huntington was a their return on all mail matter. ness caller in Castle Dale last o im to Mr. CLEVELAND healing nicely. r and Mrs. F. N. Anderson are rtaining a new baby boy, born rnber 20 at the home of Mrs. e erson's parents, Mr. m of Castle Dale. CLEVELAND MATRON PASSES and Mrs. Assembly, November 17, was feat- ured by the student body in the fol- lowing program. Song by Maylin Maxfield Si Co. Prayer by Erna Larsen. . Reading, by Vivian Peacock. Song by Erna Larsen & Co. Foolish story by Clive Hansen. Song by Mrs. Anderson. Remarks by Mr. Anderson. We have found out the meaninc of the mysterious boots, flying Friday night, Nov. 21. There were two one act plays, "The Dearest Thing in Boots," and "Hittln' on All Six." Between the two plays, there was a dance by Alice Bunder-so- n and Delma Christensen. A song by Gerald NieLson and Vaughn Max field, a foolish story by Van Petty, which was featured by the ninth grade oral expression class. After this a dance was held. . To Compile Gazetteer Of Emery County (By Bpacjal Comvpondent) o EMERY HIGH SCHOOL CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL iday. en Snow, while chopping wood Sunday, was struck in the eye flying stick. The wound seems Owing to bad weather and agreat deal of snow on the mountain pass, the Rev. Mr. Smith of Mt. Pleasant was not able to meet his appointment here, last Sunday. If weather conditions continue as favorable as it now is, we expect him here next Sunday evening, November 30, tnd we look forward to a message from him at that time. o velopes. ts Wednesday. and Mrs. Fred Jewkes astle Dale last Saturday, a baby PARTY A Charivari party was held by. the young folk of Castle Dale last Sunaay evening, in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Redd. The usual pranks were played upon the bride and groom, who were somewhat weary at the end of their journey, but the fun was generally er New-Yea- YtXll T The faculty play was presented in Castle Dale last Friday, and in Orangeville last Saturday, to large and appreciative audlencees. The parts, which were handled in a very pleasing manner, brought complimentary remarks from every one. The time is fast approaching for the Seniors to put on their big "hop" The hall will be beautifully decorated and the music will be fur Watch nlshed by the Castillians. for the biggest event of the Senior's year, The Senior Hop, December 5. The second issue of the C. H. S. Broadcaster, which is an interesting school paper, was published last Wednesday. The paper is well supported by subscribers and Mrs. Olivia Bryson, one of our sisters who has been ailing aged ie weather report for the past for some time, passed quietly away RANGER WILLIAMS OFFERS PRIZE OF $5.00 FOR LARGstataken at the government last Saturday at the home of her EST LIST OF ACCEPTED DESCRIPTIONS RECEIVED in Castle Dale, gives the Mrs. Flora Davis. ON OR BEFORE DECEMBER 31, 1930, IN EMERY as 41" and the low-i- s daughter, Funeral services were held Tues8. A trace of snow, in the ward meeting house. A day rs. Vern Kocord of Castle Dale large crowd attended the funeral, The United States Forest Service .settlers were: John P. Lee, W. a reception Thanksgiving day and there were many beautiful flor has undertaken the huge task oZ ROCHESTER G. Nowers, James Low E. Gilonor of Mr. and Mrs. A. E Redd. al offerings, among which was one comiling a gazetteer of the State of Vern Oman left Tuesday for Salt (By Special Correspondent) 3es the immediate family, Mrs. from the Relief an organi- Utah, giving a list of the names of lies, Sydney Tanner, Robert AdSociety, Lake City. From there he will got ams and Andrew Patterson. ord's sister, Mrs. Chris Jensen zation for which she had been a the various places and location; AAAAA AAAAA to the Veteran's hospital at Boise, AAA W V AW AW AVwA WA AW WA WA AWWW family, and two brothers, La- -t faithful worker for many years. The throughout the state, and a descrip address information For an for for further hernia. Idaho, operation and Sam Caldwell and fam-o- f speakers were: Louis P. Oveson and tion of how these names were ur- A number of our people attended Ranger D. H. Williams, Emery, Ferron were in attendance, Lars P. oveson of Castle Dale. Bis iglnated. "old folk's party" in Ferron last the reef the The Several of the counties r. and Mrs. Walter Peterson hop Lidell of Columbia and Bishop following list of place names Cox canyon, Cox swale, Crandall Friday and were given a royal good ed to Cedar City after a visit J. Lareon of Cleveland. All sooke state have been completed, 'mil z is subject to correction: time. The dinner was exceptionally tie home of Mr. and Mrs, Wm. nigruy or the nooie lire she had led start is just being made in Ereer. a name indi- canyon, Curtis creek. Numbers fine and service unequalled. The Deer Danish bench, rson of Castle Dale. Mrs. Pet- Although her body sleeps, her mem county, and will be handled throagn cate section,following creek, Dairy and range. of songs, music and speaktownship program Deer D. Creek H. Williams of ever live will in canyon, Dragon, peak, she work ti the Emery, and Jennie accompanied ory .Ranger Bald Mountain, Bald Ridge. Baring was followed by a dance cona but are now at home again af left behind, as she was gifted both Ranker Williams is ofTrrmc a re rier Creek, Bear canyon, Bear creek Dry mountain, Dry wash. of both old and new dances. sisting Elmo, Emery. risiting in Salt Lake and Cedar in painting and poetry. A very beaurward of $5.00 to the persen sen ing canyon, Beckwith plateau, Bennefs committee The is to be congratulat Ferron, Ferron creek, Fish creek, ed on the success of their , where they were the guests tiful poem, composed in her honor, in the largest list of accepted des- - canyon, Ben Johnson canyon, eiforts. Ir. and Mrs. Orange Olsen at many years ago, was read by Mr. on or before December 31, income hollow, Birch creek, Bill's Fiddler green, Flat canyon, Flood Neldon Olsen and wife are visitFuller creek. Fremont river, canyon, Oveson funeral. at on the ier, Wednesday night, iioric Muaay creeK, tsircn spring, ing relatives in Milford. Mrs. Olivia Alger Bryson, daught- iou. Gentry hollow, Gentry mountain, r. and Mrs. Vern Petersen and The Carbon Packing Co. purchasWhere new names are submitted Blake, Black canyon, Blind canyon, 31flat seep er ridge, Grassy of John and Sarah Alger, was the description must alto be fur-- j Birch spring Blue Castle Gentry ed two truck loads of fat hogs from iren, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Seely Colorado river, L. C. Moore, the first of the week. born in Winter Quarters, now Flor- nished. Gray canyon Blue Castle spring children, and Mr. and Mrs. roring river, Green River (town), Blue dugway, Blue Trail Green James F. Olsen of Rochester is and children of Cas ence, Nebraska,, June 23, 1847 and to a! he held shmiid Gunnison butte. Gunnison valley. now the stage between )ale, are spending Thanksgiving came to Utah the following year minimum of words which will in- - creek, Book Cliffs, Bony bench BurGypsum spring Gypsum Emeryoperating when a small elude essential and Price. is thieved falo hollow, Buckhorn reservoir, untington at the home of their with her parents,toand It data. counDixie the Clarence Funk and Lorln Mln-chier, Mrs. E. M. Guymon, the oc child, emigrated should be am- Buckhorn draw, Buckskin spring ! spring Hale spring Height spring try. She was married to Hvrum thatin2595to 30 words went to Price Monday to drive Bulger canyon. Bull )n being Mrs. Guymon's wed and m.lR-1- 1 of the cases, 17.10 enrtntr uujx Hprpercent, ple SV George tern SL!011 over a bunch of cattle" for L. C. ow, turnout canyon, Burnt iree exanniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Roy S?1"." a should description Hill rarely spring cnuaren were only Buzzard bench and rln? Moore. randsen and children of Price, ;Pie m 18 'J- - na spring words. Corrections and Hobo spring (spring result of the marriage, 9 of ceed 150should Pirch snrine also present. Q. 3. Crawford and Mrs. Crawford a on be written sep .Hoag fidg Horn Silver wash, returned I wuuui, Cand and mountain, Castle Dale, ucoiuca iici uuauauu, pic- - arate to the city Sunday after and of attached piece paper to ceeded her the grave. Those who to the Castle Valley, Castle Valley ridge, a week's visit on their ranch. 4 original. canyon, survive are: Mrs.. Flora Davis of Cedar bench, Mrs. Arthur Anderson was called is a description is as Cave srsring creek. to Emery the last of the weeK. by Cleveland, Samuel C. Bryson of theFollowing .Cedar creek, Cedar hollow, Chick-le- n ington should list appear. ROLL OF HONOR .final Indian Iron spring, spring salt Lake and John A. Bryson of the illness of her father, Mr. spring. Chris Otteson hollow, Indian Trail bench. Wellington. Also 17 grandchildren, Clawson, Clay seep spring Beaver: postorTice, county Jack hollow. James canvon. Joe Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Olsen have and 17 great grandchildren. Cleveland, Cleveland reservoir, Cliff spring seat of Beaver County, Section e thank the Johnson bench. SoA delightful s' Coal canyon Dweller spring following for sub-Ji21 and 22, T. 29 3., K. 7 returned from a visit in Idaho. 16, 15, or renewing their subscrlp-t- o cial was held last Friday Labyrinth canyon, Lake canyon, 1 with Mr. and Mrs. Q. S. Crawford were W. So named on account cf the iCoal ciifi's. Coal canyon seep night Last CedChance Left fork creek, the Progress during the past a good attendance. The features of Corral canyon, Cottonwood ar dinner guests of the Moore's the numerous colonies of beaver fork Fish Left creek. Left creek, the evening were a pageant, games, found in the local streams. Setlast of the week. creek, Cottonwood spring Cotton-iwoo- fork M Oonover, Huntington creek, Left Tus-chd Ferron, Utah. Cottonwood spring and luncheon. The affair was enof the hard times. L. tled in 1856. Was the first setLemon flat seep C. Regardless seep o Cottonwood Moore has gone steadily on Imspring joyed by all present. tlement in the county and in Level Link bench, canyon, JENSEN-WAL- L Cottonwood !s.rrinc Relatives of Julius Thorderson re his ranch. Twelve miles of spring Little Bear 1880 was the fourth largest town canyon, Little3 canyon proving Cottonwood spring creek, Little celved word Friday night that he new fence have been built, over in the state. Among the early Nelson Little park) mountain, orris Wall of Castle Dale and was critically ill with pneumonia half of which 13 hoe His Lost heme has been remodeledtight. liong uanyon spring Melba Jensen of Cleveland and appendicitis at the Standard-vill- e and plas Lower Joes spring valley, MISTAKES IN LAST WEEK'S PICTURE a new garage ouuc, a. new married last Monday in Price. hospital. Latest reports, howLower fork Cottonwood creek, Lucy tered, 'v10 room modern farrowing house, are spending Thanksgiving ever, are that he is improving. Flat spring : t':i in holder. The latest arrival in Cleveland is 1 Braddock was defeated in 17jj. and a new Groom's parents, Mr. and Mccaddem hollow, Maple gulch, a dairy barn for 10 cows, 7 Y. M. C. A. huts were unknown. AHw Wall in Castle Dale. a girl at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 2 Electric rights were unknown. house. Georze poultry Marlnus Mexican field-glacanyon, spring 8 Man on right has has been chief cook and bot '!r ians for the future have Gomer Arnold. 3 Teleohones were unknown. Middle mountain, Mill can- Funk case at side. washer on the Job. All that retle Our town has recently taken on 4 Boston terrier had not been deV:nown. Mill Mill Mill yon. canyon, canyon, 9 Movies were unknown. to be done is putting In the their many a citified appearance by the inveloped. fork Huntington creek, Mill spring mains ' electric 5 Man on right has U.S.A. on hat 10 Man on right has modern : hem much hap- - stallation of street lights. lights, which will be InMohr-lanMiner rial creek, stalled in all buildings. Miss Clara Nelson, who has been eMan on left smckms eigareuc Molen, Molen seep wash. Mon O working in Sprlngvllle the past few ument peak. Moran serine ESS CONDITIONS FN months, has returned home. Mud CHRISTMAS HEALTH SEALS I Muddy creek, spring. Sam Godfrey, who has been in weison mountain, North Dragon SOLD ONLY THROUGH ELFTH FEDERAL REOregon the past two or three years, North Fork Meetinghouse THE MAILS creek, SERVE DISTRICT has returned home for a visit. canyon. North Horn mountain. North Point spring. Ti7 li (Too Late for Last Week) Christmas health seals sent out J th? Twelfth district, the gen-- I un weu bench, Olson hollow, Mrs. Olivia Bryson, who has been A "A the Utah Tuberculosis Associaby depression continued during : .. (Continued on Page Eight) , i x. tion this year will be sold through tcmbor. with little conclusive LATE o Pine flat. Pine SDrine " the mails, only. 'nce of change eilher for bet-rPoison SDrine. Pole canvon. Pnat Formerly school children were the for worse. hollow, Price river, Price wash. selling agent, and sold the seals by ; 11 ei tne district's crop was: creek. Wuitcnupah ORANGEVLLLE going to friends and neighbors. f!i ?a Dy tne ena of September Rabbit Valley sprine This proved to be a nuisance, es(By Special Correspondent) vesting has been favored by Racehorse flat, Reber canyon, Red pecially to the busy housewife, and " v. miner tnroughout the 1930 piaieau, ttancn creek, Red point, the plan or semng Dy man was a- -. on and substantial Riats canyon. Rieht fork Fish creek dopted, yields of al- -t but the children have en- ai; crops have been Roans canyon. Richester, Rock can oved dome this work ana it is nam McNiel left Thursday Mrs. Julia - .ivf.iy low prices have reported. been re- -' yon nat, Kock canyon, Rock can- for them to understand why thesr to spend the winter 1.' "'r many crops, however, and for Salt Lake yon creek, Rock spring son. should not go out to sell the seals: and her daughter in recent months there with Koas spring Arch which may come to their homes. Crawford entertained Royal Nettie Mrs. n to be somewhat more than us spring The executive secretary, Miss Acn Club WednesRight Fork Cedar terdency of producers to delay the Grandmother's creek. Graham says, ''don't buy Those week. Taylor present of last day fKet.ng of their crops In hopes Saddle horse canyon, Sage flat, seals from cnuaren. ana don t per McNiel. Julia Mesdames were: higher prices later In the aut-- n Salaratus creek, Salaratus wash, Sol mit your children to go out to sen Hannah Jewkes. Jane Cox a id winter. omon creek, Salvation creek, San seals. 11 you receive seals ana ac Lavina Miles, Jane in the flour milling and Maggie Poulson, Rafel hollow, San Rafel knob, Salt not wish to keep them, put them f tivity Martha Rachel Klllian, " and construction indus-- 1 Van Buren, Wash spring San Rafel In the stamped envelope provided Fannie Fox, Martha Taylor, Tatton, neased somewhat morethan MtniHTip Jewkes. Eva Jensen, and river, San Rafel swell, Scad valley, and return to the association. o .. Seely creek, Seely mountain, Seep .during September. Sena Johnson. Mrs Lizzie Robertson Creek wash, Short canyon spring a?tlvlty generally, however assisted the hostess m serving a continued on Page Eight) Slide hollow, Snookums delightful luncheon. Still Has Fowr Teeth. South Horn moun- spring, a number of friends surprised taln.South Hughes canyon, Squaw Johnson last Friday Stakers canyon, spring rpoh Like Mark Twain Miss Irene Thnsp nresent- , were: Zlnna TfStinking spring creek. Straight can Fullmer, Rutn Keia, oieo ray, yon, Stevens creek. Stumn flat. Sul- saran scovm, jea Mary Fullmer, pnur spring, swasey creek, swasey Sitterud, Bessie Glena Taylor, Sweetwater spring spring Reid Humphrey, Jay Jewkes,Ronald Keith Vance Grange, Max Peacock, Tank spring Tans spring Fullmer and steua jonnson. a ucThe Cap, The Narrows, The servcu. was luncneon licious Steps, Tidwell, Tie Fork canyon, Mrs. Kate Fail entertained the -' Trail canyon, Trail creek. Trail Club Monday Ladies Improvement Trail Trail J mountain, seep uue with 10 memDers ana Trail seen seep nrABAnt. Thanksfirivlnir sentiments Trough spring, Tusher seep were given by the members an ar upper joes vauey. ticle on TnanKSgiving uyMrs lc " Valentine gulch, Victor, Village Cristy story by seep u " ruc Humphrey, ana an Ruth Wasatch Dlateau.Washboard neak Peacock first Thanksgiving by iWash's canyon, Weimer seep Clifford Jewkes was rusneu i Whetstone creek, Wllberg flat, IN THIS" PKTI8 Salt Lake City for treatment. wuu nurse seep ex- THERE ARE 13 HlSTAtS iic.yo 4S 16 teeth lum, had Fullmer :aW&&X-1 Wild horse M $M ridee. Wild cattle t.nBetty IfAtiitav i . Ths artist has mtentionauy man. hollow, Williams seep nr.. ir.rtn. Ann Harmon of Mil on is reported Mrs. Zina Tuttle In dravvlnjthe ,bove picture. Cme cf them are easily "rohv?cu Wil Wlmmer seep waukee was 108 years old in Ma.ch.. KonHan' 8,e h,.v YOU to find them. low the Topelu, Improve. v,, t,U, mind is till active and she fas Wood Wink's wash, Her seep, spring f 'y fram the temple f MaTk Those returning T WB,.n bute,tur" like wooawara uae, four l her original teeth left. canyon. ....... ...stn ronnrt a nipasano uim. . u rt thw rristakps will be published in next week's Progress. duplicates the niou, Young's point. The Scout convention, ouuuj, was a great success. c high-emperat- U-ta- h. Bld-criptio- ns 16-1- 5, li-is-- iz. ey .S" f ns 0-15 ".'o H Hp-n- srtSTi 22-17- 11 ns 28-2- 5- MSSJ& Parent-Teache- 33-- 20-1- 7, er '34-24-1- 4, 20-24-- ? up-to-d- ate -2- ss 1-11, "i.-H- e i zi-ii-- ii. d, 10 iND WHERE? WHATS WROPJG I x' V w rai wrji' 1 1 ? 26-18-- d za-ia-- Al-sn- " 23-21- ev-oni- v.w-- B. r, 1-11, ill lr 5 v' 17 ff V a. : TM Wil-sonvil- le, J Z - Pt -- ? ::&y-- : |