Funeral Services Conducted for Wm. Sewell
Funeral services were held last Wednesday at 2 pm in Jensen chapel for William Sewell 76 who died after a five year illness. Bishop H Moon led the rites with prayers at home by Wallace Moon. The Jensen ladies choir and Naomi Dudley provided music. Interment followed at Jensen Cemetery under Swain Funeral Home direction. Survivors include his widow Lucy Riley and two sons Sam and Ted, plus five daughters and 12 grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jensen
Wm Sewell
Morona Moon
Wallace Moon
Jensen Ladies
Mar Gardner
Veda Hatch
Elma Merkley
Lavon Wall
Maggie B Moon
Josephine Stewart
Gertrude Turner
Alice Merkley
Naomi Dudley
H Moon
Ira S Gardner
Corwin Snow
Old Rugged Cross
Byron Goodrich
Bishop Moon
Joe Dudley
George Wilkins
George Yeager
Allace Moon
Marvin Peterson Howard A Caldwell
A DeMarr Dudley
Jensen Cemetery
Swain Funeral
Warren Billings
Rebecca Stewart
Mr Sewell
West Virginia
Sewell
Lucy Riley
Oklahoma
Wyoming
Hayden Cole
Blue Mountain
Dea
Heirrs
Sam Sewell
Craig
Ted Sewell
Denver
Lillian Valencia
Aptos Calis
Lucy Stewart
Beatrice Barace Blanch Monahan
Doris Bentley
San Jose Calif
Blanch
Doris
Beatrice
Uillian
Sam Ted Irene Jackson
W M Smith
Tridell Neighbors Gather for News and Travel
Local notes report visitors from Dry Fork and Vernal, family updates, and travel for medical and military reasons. Gerald Trujillo heads to Salt Lake for a physical, Pvt Stanley Hoopes describes Iwo Jima service, and relatives attend funerals and dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed McConkie
Forest Goodrich
Hoopis
Salt Lake
Elizabeth Boren
Stella Karren
Vernal
Boren
Henry Edwards
Whiterocks
Dim Trujillo
Gerald Trujillo
Mooseman
Stanley Hoopes
Iwo Jima
Mra Winley Bethers
Heber Es Pen
Iridell Thise
Merry Wives of
Tricell
Ray McKee March
Seith
Mary Glines
California
J Levi Kitchen Jr
Wayne Morris
Joseph Glines
Hingham
Joes
Mothers entertain team with chicken supper at school
The mothers hosted the basketball team and partners at the school house on Wednesday evening. Thirty four guests were served including captain Richard Peterson and coach Vaughn Wilkins among others. several local residents visited from Salt Lake for a week’s vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Peterson
Gene Stewart
Max Sitwart
Ervin Wilkins
Floyd Wilkins
Ferran Moon
Victor Cassady
Warner Ogg Vaughn Wilkins
Ned Christensen
Rena
Lew
Lev Smum
Dale Gene Veda
Sheila
Salt Lake
Harley Wilkins
Wa Cowan
Betty Fowler
Grand Junction
Charles Valencia
Aptos Oalif
Wa S Sewell
Sacrament Meeting
Stella Harris Oaks
Trev Stewart
Rebecca Stewart
Ruby Gilroy
Oakes
Red Cross
G E Untermann
Dinosaur National Monument
Island Park
Lahore Canyon
Ted Sewell
Denver
Church Leader Urges Repentance To Insure Peace
LDS conference speakers warn that divorce weakens the home and endangers the nation while stressing repentance and obedience. George Albert Smith cites Genesis creation and fulfilled prophecies as warnings, and Richard L Evans emphasizes diligence and avoiding indifference. The session features the Tabernacle Choir under J Spenser Cornwall.
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Rome
David O McKay
George F Richards
Council of Twelve Apostles
LDS Church
Tabernacle Choir
J Spenser Cornwall
al ‘Lxander Schreiner
Richard L Fvans
George Albert Smith
Gort
Heaven
Earth
Noah
Egypt
Temple
Cyrus the Great
Jerusalem
Babylon
Visitors and job moves noted in local report
Dr Wallace Calder and daughters Lois and Joan stopped here last week. Calder, a former resident, now resides at Winnompeea. Roy Pink Pohiy, party chief for Atlas Exploration Corp, plans to depart for Houston Texas to take a position with the Great Northern Geophysical Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Calder
Lois
Joan
Calder
Winnompeea New
Pohiy
Atlas Exploration Corp
Houston Texas
Great Northern Geonphysical Co
Uintah County School Board Plans Expansion and Budgets
The Uintah County School Board outlines salary scales for teachers with a new budget forecast for 1945 46 showing $329 022 00 revenue and $244 1 81 00 for operations plus $81 000 00 for school lunches and $65 000 00 for debt service. They discuss extending trade classes, appoint instructors, and plan a county school history project while supporting the Uintah Basin Livestock Show with funding. A May 3 4 visit to county schools is planned and bus routes are reviewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Charles Freeman
Owen Slaugh
West
Uintah County
Uintah Basin
Uintah High School
Alterga High School
Amittee
Duchesne
Duchesne County
E Allen Bateman
Bateman
Tin Ih
John Quinn
Steve Hamilton
Road Study Details From Vines to U S 40
Continued report outlines paying for a road project from Vines to U S 40. Mentions Robison Machinery Co Roy Grant John Carver and editor notes from the Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Dent Robison Machinery Co
Roy Grant
John Carver State
the Tribune
Shearing of Basin Flocks Starts at CCC Car Corral
Frank Roberts of Salt Lake leads a crew of 18 to shear 20000 sheep for Lafe Bown & Sons at the CCC car rall head of Buck Canyon 30 miles south of Ouray and then move to Antelope Corral near Duchesne to shear over 40000 sheep for Salt Lake Heber area sheepmen including Morant Emory Smith Royal Walter Smith and others. Mr Sanches and his Texas crew will shear between.
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Burnell Hiatt
Harmacy
Vernall
Watermaster Brug
H C Coopers
Ness
Hiatt
Jesseship Central Canal
Buck Can
Ouray
Erickson
Bown
Mae Fox
Laurence Fox
Ashley Central
Irriga Fox
Tion Company
J C Penney Co
Wilson Murray Sec
Oakland
Califor
Frank Roberts
Salt Lake
CCC
Carrall
Buck Canyon
Lafe Bown
Morant
Emory Smith
Royal
Walter Smith
Smith & Butters
Albert Smith
J T Murdock
Alva Murdock
Colemen
Pack Powers
Paul S
Hanson Moon Bros
Wm van Tassel
Mr Sanches
Texas
Cattle Hog and Lamb Market Prices Report from Producers
The market shows activity across cattle hog and sheep classes. Steers three price bands rise 12 to 50 cents. fat steers 1500 to 1550 indust. Medium steers 1200 to 1350. heifers 1350 to 1475. bulls 1150 to 1225. cows 800 to 1150. Hogs 110 to 270 pounds 1505. 160 to 180 pounds 1450. feeders to 1600. sows 13 to 32. lambs 14 to 1525. good shorn lambs 13 to 14.
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Vernal Express
Williadt
Wallis
Enterad
Wisk
Ulaish County
Wm. Sewell
Tridell
C E Markley
Clark Larson
Stephen Perry
Paul B Ingram
William Sewell
Bank OF Vernal Abtir
Ivan Batty
Border
Rulon Hacking
Merkley
J O Butcher Roosevelt
Searle Searle Furs & Ra
Joe Kreskoff
Royce Mowrey's
Orville Swain Lapoint
Good Road
Roosevelt
Erastus Peterson
Provo
Alt Mar
Milton Campbell
Lee Dustin
Jersey
Durham
Lee Re Burke
Utah Motor
Frontier
Bob Proctor
N T Beckstead
Joe Herbert
L S Wyman
Mrs NA Taylor
Elsie Haslem
Bank OF Vernal
Uncle Sam
Poland
Kermit E Young
W S Ashton
Wallace Siddeway
Isthay
Cooper
Searle
Nephe
Rasmussen Vernal
Searle Furs & Feeds
City Park
Evelues
James Chivers
Vernal Ave
Burlington
Howard
Hildas Beauly
Rawleigh
Rawleighs
Denver Cola
Jascoryees
George al Slaugh
Quaius
Frank Leonard Albert Stanley
Nelhec
Llammond
Gladys S Jacobsin
Fem S
Glsen Alz
Ubness
Essie Houston
San Francisco
Essie Peterson
Jim R Houston
Philippines
Lillian Vasncin
Huston
Santa Cruz
W S Sewell
Ted
Lucy
Sgt
Adrian A Raines
Salt Lake City
Raines
Edna Collett
Leon Glenn Sr
Glenns
Clearfield
Craig Cole
New England States
Colorado
Commodity Credit
Oman
Commodity Credit Corporation
Producers Livestock Market Newsee
Jay
Gus
AW Oil Refining Company
L Pers
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