Oil News shows multiple Utah oil tests and unitations
Reports list numerous oil and gas drilling activities in Uintah and Grand counties Utah. Notes include No 2 Brennan and Red Wash units, gas shows at Saiber Nose, 9000 ft and 6000 ft targets, production reads from Red Wash and Green River basins, casing runs, shut ins, and test depths from about 2000 to over 9000 ft with initial potentials and gas oil ratios.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New World No
New World Oi}, Ltd
Et al Lo
Uintah County
Powder Springs
Charles M Jameson
North Ouray
Uinta
Gulf Oil Corp. Et al
Brennan Federal
Gulf Oil Corporation
CSESE
Brennan Bottoms
Green River
Ned Wash
Standard Ol Co
Californie
Red Wash
Agata No
EBC
Sesenw
Selber Nose
Toles
Saiber Nose
Grand County
Utah
Standard Oil Co
California
Wasatch
Orig
Bouthman Canyon
el Paso Natural Gea
United County
Mancos
Mesa Orig. Co
Springs
Oil Springs
Bauman Orig. Co
Eley
Mesa Verde
Continental Oil Co
Standard Oil Go
Calif
Greenriver
Bee
P.B
Connie Haws Feted On Ninth Birthday in Naples
Mrs Atael Tawa hosted 250 guests Thursday for Connie Haws ninth birthday with peanut Aunt and outdoor games followed by refreshments. Community members and families, including Lloyd and Popes, attended nearby events in Provo Salt Lake City, while other residents joined gatherings and visits across the region.
RANDLETT Residents Return From Korea and Local Meetings
Clyde Jarman arrives home from Korea ending his Army service. Ward leadership and mutual meetings held with officers and teachers attending in Roosevelt and other venues. Sunday services featured sermons on obedience and repentance with several local families visiting and attending.
Whiterookes Swift Action Saves Christensen Truck
Rey Christensen’s truck caught fire on the road to town with the cab and gas tank burning. Fire extin on from the school fire truck helped keep the engine and tires from ignition. The event was part of a local page of activities including a social science lesson, MIA leadership gathering, school events, and ward activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiterookes
Christensen
Rey — Christensen
Maeser 1st Ward Brief Visit By Clifton Richens
Clifton Richens son of the Richenses spent Sunday with his parents en route to Maxwell Air Force Base Montgomery Alabama to attend school until August. Mrs Richens and children remained in California while he is away. Carl Richens attended Horace Calthorp funeral. Marlin Moon living with aunt and uncle Irvin Simper finishing school at high school. Moon family moved from Jensen to Garden City. Wayne Hulbert family went to Salt Lake City for temple session. Thorol Bodilys returned home after trip via Bingtu n Canyon. Ethel Palmer taught school last week. Aaron Anderson spent weekend with family. Evan Parrish spoke at quorum service. Family inventory of food supply announced.
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Mra
Marlon Young
Mra Young
Rulon Rasmuscens
Lapoint
Nadie Wardle
Josson
Relief Society
Stake Mutual
Benn Schmell
Myrtle Jenkings
James Bacon
Mr Long
Mutual
Stake
Roosevelt
Donna Pickup
Viola Jensen
Ralph Taylor
Salt Lake City
J FP. Stevens
J. E Jensens
Stevens
Chancey Penfold
Midvate
Teddy Riedhead
Lewis Fourette
Karen Gines
Elaine Angus
Neal White
Gib Ross
Celia Kay Jenkins
Phyllis Rowley
Dan Swann
Donald Sorenson
Fahy Durfee
Richard
Payellen Barlow
Caddie Oaks
Clifton Richens
Carl H. Richenses
Montgomery
Ala
Maxwell Air Force Base
California
Carl R. Richens
Horace W. Calthorp Marlin Moon
Jensen
Irvin Simpers
Malion
Garden City
Wayne Hulbert
Mr. Hulbert
Temple
Bingtiun Canyon
Ethel Palmer
Aaion Anderson
Evan Parrish
Grant Parrishs
American Legion Auxiliary elects officers at April meeting
The American Legion Auxiliary held a special meeting April 1 and elected officers for the coming year. Lula Chew was elected president, Mary Nell Snow first vice president, Flonnie Coy second vice president, Shirley Viking secretary treasurer, Della Paulson chaplain, Edna Raines historian, and Amy Sims sergeant at arms.
Welfare and church figures in regional travels noted
Mrs. Oral Merkley sang a solo with Edna Jones accompanying. Bishop Evans spoke on welfare. L A Timothy traveled to Pueblo Colorado Monday afternoon on business. Harald Popes took Michael to Salt Lake City Monday. Chad Evans family of Arcadia visited Havette home Sunday. Bishop Evans family Timothy and James Firestone went to Denver on business. Don Bowdens returned home after years away. Claude Hatch and sons with Mrs Loran Hatch motored to Bonania country for sheep shearing and returned by afternoon.
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Port
Stakes
Oral Merkley
Edna Jones
Bishop Evans
L. A. Timothy
Pueblo
Icolo
Harald Popes
Michael
Salt Lake City
Chad Evanses
Arcadia
L A Timothy
James Firestone
Denver
Don Bowdens
Claude Hatch and
Loran Hatch
Caddie Oaks
Bonania
Loran
Claude
Ashley Birthday Surprise Honors Joy Kidd
Joy Kidd turns seven with a surprise party hosted by Mary L Kidd at the Loris Twitchell home on Thursday night. Attendees included Raema and Layne Powell, Mary Murray, and other relatives. The piece also notes family visits and travel by various locals to meet, visit, or attend society events in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amnea
Jesce
Mary L Kidd
Loris Twitchell Homhe
Joy
Raema
Layne Powell
Mary Murray
Woodland
Edith Allred
Allred
George Bartletts
Son Grant
Rangely
Ernest Winkler
Alma Preece
Erma Collett
Whiterocks
Indian Relef Society
Mamit Preece
Maryetta Wardle
Salt Lake City
Dellia Soderberg
Sandy
Dellie Rahm
Alvin Weekses
Artesia
C. E. Robbers
Bishop
Alvin Gardiner
Elaine Davis
Salt
Derrell Perry Graduates From Berlin Army School
Derrell C. Perry son of Mr and Mrs Myron D Perry Route 1 Vernal Utah recently graduated from the 6th Infantry Regiment s Non commissioned officer academy in Berlin Specialist Perry entered the Army in November 1954 and completed basic at Fort Ord California He arrived in Europe in April 1958 The twenty year old soldier graduated Uintah High School in 1954
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Derrell C. Perry
Myron D. Perry
Route 1
Vernal
Utah
6Th Infantry Regiment
Berlin
Perry
Army
Fort Ord
Calif
Europe
Uintah High School
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Naples
Ada
Atael Tawa
Connie
Lloyd T. Popes
Provo
Glen Reynolds
Orval Merrel
Mr. Reynolds
Ray Gee
Wiley Fope
Douglae Jacobson
Ashley Valley
Lila Hunting
Aliee Cook
Cedar Fort
Bert Karren
Wallace Goodricha
Alamosa
Colo
Robert Claytons
Mra Clayton
Ferron Wilkins
Mre Tome Om
Randlett
Clyde Jarman
Korea
Ward
Dorton Sheltons
Duane
J E Jensen
Beoma Pudsey
Phillip Murray
By Mahoney
Conservation
Colusey
Kansas City Daily Drovers Telegram
By Madeena Smith
Helief Society
Doris Cloward
Minnie Angus
Miles Allen
Hills
Ballard
Viola Horrocks
Alta Rust
Glen Oldroyd
Ree Anderson
A. Call
Church Farm
Bellet Society
Church House
Albert Smiths
Terrell
Lorna Ober
Hansley
Tridall
BYU Acudents
Therron Robbs
Maeser
American Legion Aux
Ashley
Joy Kidd
America
MGM Recordings Entertainment Galore
Imperial Hall
Tolam
Derrell Perry
Jones
Jonesen
Chevrolet
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