Rotary Hears Of American Way In Vernal Meeting
Vernon Rotary heard Daniel Sammond district gates manager for Utah Refining Co describe free enterprise as the American way of life and a $60,000,000 capital investment. Joe Cushman of Utah Power and Light emphasized public relations, Rotary fellowships for 1200 students, and the need to empower people over government. Guests included Stewart McLaughlin of Rangely and State Sen Stringham, with Mountain States Telephone guests Menzies Benson and Ray Critchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Sammond
Gates
Utah of Refining Co
Vernal Rotary Club
Hammond
Big Business
Iite
Joe Cushman
Utah Power and Light Co
Salt Lake
Ofl
Cushman
Rotary
Gerald Morrison
Funeral Services Weld April 2 For Ex Resident
Funeral services were held Saturday April 2 in Vernal Mortuary for Mary Donna Ramsey Songahid 30 of Seattle former Vernal resident daughter of George A Ramsey. Vernal Bishop Arden Jolley conducted services with Prelude music by Mrs Mable Stagg. Opening song In The Garden performed by a vocal trio Bonnie Robison Dorothy Perkins Rowena Lambert. Weeke spoke first, duet sang Whispering Hope, Harmon Soward spoke, May Jorgensen sang Going Home. Pallbearers Richard Merrell Nelson Merkley Nelson Weeks Lonnie Hadlock LeGrande Hadlock Clayton Slaugh Kenneth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal
Mary Donna Ramsey Songahid
Seattle
Wesh
Songahid
George A Ramsey
J’ Arden Jolley
Vernal First Ward
Mable Stagg
In the Garden
Bonnie Robison
Dorothy Perkins
Complete Tally Essential for Wool Payments
Officials remind wool growers to keep full sales records for wool and unshorn lambs to qualify for 1959 payments. Reports must show net sales after freight and other charges. false data incur penalties. Applications due by May 2 at the ASC County Office. Uintah County payments totaled 258,522 dollars to 398 sheep growers and 32,878 dollars to 195 lamb growers after deductions for a promotional fund. Mr and Mrs Dingham return home from Salt Lake City after hospitalization and treatment for a blood clot in his lungs. both are improving at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainish County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Office
ASC
Uintah
Uintah County
Fred G Bingham
LDS Hospital
Salt Lake City
Dingham
Vernal Woman Durial Laid to Rest in Memorial Park
Hadlock dedicated the grave Mrs Longahid born December 23 1929 in Vernal daughter of George A Ramsey and Lor Ann Pidcock. Survivors include father in Vernal and mother in Ogden, brothers James Howard Vernal George Clifford Draper Donnell Gary Ogden, and step-brother Wallace Samuel Pidcock Ogden. She left in 1942 lived in Ogden then Seattle Washington. Durial was interred at Vernal Memorial Park Cemetery under Vernal Mortuary direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadlock
Longahid
Vernal
George A Ramsey
Ann Dow Pidcock
Ogden
James Howard
George Clifford
Draper
Donnell Gary
Wallace Samuel Pidcock
Seattle
Washington
Durial
Vernal Memorial Park
Vernal Mortuary
Local ads and notices blend in Vernal shopping page
A jumble of classified items includes All Wool Carpet at 495 per sq yd from Teed's Floor Covering Shop 126 West Matin Vernal Utah and Reed's Floor Covering Shop 125 West Main Vernal Utah with rental notices for a furnished 2 bedroom unit, a clerk typist position, a GMC dump truck for sale, and a burial acknowledgment from the Mullinger family. Also a Clean Tint fabric service touting deep penetration for fabrics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teed
West Matin
Vernal
Utah
Reed’s
West Main
Women’s chairman to be in Vernal
Mrs Irene Pargon, state chairman of Women’s Activities, will visit Vernal on April 21 at 2 pm to help form a Uintah County Council. All clubs and organizations are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Pargon
Vernal
Uintah
Clair R Hopkins Honored in Who's Who Selection
Clair R Hopkins, a Vernal resident and former teacher, gains a Who's Who honor. Born January 13 1812 in Joseph Sevier County to LaRay and Flora Uookin, he later taught at Altahy High School and ran Equity Loan and Insurance. He has a large family, held public office, and serves in church leadership roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clair 1 Hopkins
Vernal
Joseph
Sevier County
LaRay
Flora Uookin
Delta High School
Utah State College
Aiitohy High School
Veneta Millett
Salt Lake Temple
Clair Jr
Southern States
Ja Net
University of Oregon Dental School
Marjorie
Utah State University
Logan
Patricia
Janet
John
Central School
Mr Hopkins
Ife
Liona Club
Equity Loana
John Keiler
Flora Koiter
Ranger District Receives Weather Cooperation Award
On April 1 the Roosevelt ranger district in Ashley National Forest received an Institutional Award from the Weather Bureau United States Department of Commerce for 50 years of cooperative weather observations at Elkhorn Ranger Station on Farm Creek. Hi¢ Steffan, supervising climatologist, presented the certificate and praised the cooperation since January 1910. Named rangers include John D Clyde, Charles De Moizy, Vern Bird, Albert Diood, Tom Parry, George Walkup, Bil Worf, with service years spanning 1910 to 1957.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Ranger District
Ashley National Forest
Weather Bureau
United States Department of Commerce
Elkhorn Ranger Station
Farm Creek
Hi ¢ Steffan
US Weather Bureau
Val Simpson
John D Clyde
Charles de Moizy
Vern Bird
Albert Diood
Tom Parry
George Walkup
Bil Worf
Frog and Toad Reports From Local Students
A collection of student notes describes milk souring experiments comparing raw and pasteurized milk, frog and toad observations from three third graders, and Charlene Wardle bringing pussy willows to Naples School. Names include Ray Nash Kathleen Lorin A Holmes Danny Jackson Charlene Wardle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Nash
Theo
Naples
Charlene Wardle
Red Wash
The Frog and Cactus Tales From Local 3rd Graders
A quirky collection of 3rd grade classroom pieces recounts frogs of many kinds from a giant foot long species to tiny ones, plus a cactus misidentified as blooming. Other reports cover milk experiments, a school basketball game at Alterra Roosevelt, and a lively aftergame assembly with music and skits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen
Shaw
Africa
Wanted a Dairy Farm Employee Ad from 1957
An old farmer's magazine classified ad seeks a dairy farm employee. It warns applicants must have no bad habits such as smoking drinking or vat margarine usage. The notice appears in 1957 and remains a dated example of period employment language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer's Magazine
Wallace Timothy 64 dies after lingering illness
Wallace Timothy 64 died Friday in a Salt Lake Hospital after a lingering illness. Funeral Monday at Roosevelt Blake Tabernacle with burial in Roosevelt Cemetery. Born Vernal June 26 1890 he married Edith Stoddard then Stella Farris. survived by Verl Moore Harold Timothy and siblings Ray Marrell Vera Marsing and Reese Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Blake Tabernacle
Wallace Timothy
Salt Lake
Timothy
Vernal
Jedediah
Vilote Wamsly
Edith Stoddard
Duchesne
Stella Farris
LDS Church
Max
Verl) Moore
San Leandro
Calif Eon
Harold
Roosevelt
Ray
LaNar
Marrell
Salt Lake City
Reese Roosevelt
Vera Marsing
California
Roosevelt Cemetery
Utah opens 1960 fish and game license year
Saturday April 16 marks the start of Utahs 1960 license year. Residents must have lived in the state for one year prior to purchase and display the license at all times in the field. Licenses available from about 500 agents statewide and exception rules apply to military personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Fish and Game Code
United States
Joseph Ryals Final Rites Held in Vernal Hospital
Final rites were held Wednesday at the Vernal Mortuary for Joseph Charles Ryals 55 who died Sunday in Uintah County hospital Vernal of a heart ailment The Reverend Andy U nderritt conducted the service He was born September 27 1904 in Osage County Oklahoma a son of James C and Rosita Ellen Butler Ryals He was married and later divorced He retired as a police officer and moved to Vernal in October 1959 Survivors include a son James C Vernal three grandchildren and a sister Mrs Wes Punches Red Wash
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Joseph Charles Ryals
Uintah
Andy Underhit
Riley
Ryals
Osage County
Oklahoma
James C
Rosita Ellen Butler Ryal
Vernal
Wes Punches
Red Wash
Vernal Jaycees Name Officers for Coming Year
The Vernal Junior Chamber of Commerce named officers for the coming year at a regular meeting held last Wednesday. Elected were Gene Ray Hall as president Pat Sullivan as vice president Douglas McLean as second vice president and Tom Stocks as secretary. New directors are Rex Roy lance Lyle McKenochnie. Moldover directors are Mick Caldwell and Don Brown. State President Glen Swalnberg of Delta and state vice president John Craven of Price attended the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal Junior Chamber of ,Commerce
Pew
St Lhte
Gene Ray Hall
Pat Sullivan
Douglas McLean
Tom Stocks
Rex Roylance
Lyle
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Anting
Erland Preece
Reva McLean
American Legion
Arden Stewart
Donna Stewart
Hay Smith
Northland
Reuben QO Mullinger
Reuben O Nullinger
Monroe Tare
Burnell Hawe
Boise
Idaho
Western Adjustment Bureau
Pontiac
Harold Reader
Ashley
Wild Help
Moon Lake Electric Assa Vernal
Clair R. Hopkins
Ashley Stake
Clain R. Hopkins
Ranger District
Lorin A. Holmes
Danny Jackson
Frog
Kerry Jackson
Alice Abpianalo
Cathy Locke
Robbie Means
Verda Harrison
Alterra
Exchange Assembly
Roosevelt Jr High
Ruben Sixkiler
Larry McCook
Oster and
Rennalls
Ruben Sixkiller
Alvin Longhalr
Merlin McKee
Richard Lamb
Don Hartle
Glenn Horrocks
David Goodrich
Dwight Springer
Byron Tomilton
Fredrick MeeKow
Lun Lloyd Hallet
Denne ‘Jensen
Elliot Waidley
Boyd McCook
Carma Pickup
Penny Match
Shirley Arrochea
Kermit Hackford
Carol Page
Danny Allen
Joyce
Joan Winn
Linda Kumper
Pike
Phyllis Oberhanaly
Simpson
Wwe Peace and Quiet
Joseph Ryals
Vernal Jaycees
O.! Wa
Silyle
Vernal Shoe Store
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