Impressive Rites Held Aug 17 for Wm Kanistanaux
Impressive funeral services were held at St Pauls Episcopal church for William Harvey Kanistanaux 78 who died August 13 in Glines of a heart ailment. The service included an organ prelude, vocal duets, and a solo with burial at Fairview Cemetery under Swaln Funeral Home. He was born July 4, 1873 in New York and came west in 1901. survived by his widow five daughters and two sons.
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William
Harveyanistanaux
Glines
Kanistanaux
Parrish House
Wolf Wolfe
John Stagg
Jesus
Martin Curtis
Lawrence Wardle
Margaret Fancke
Lord Is
Shepherd
Fairview
Swaln Funeral Home
Wolto
William Harvey Kanistanaux
New York
Layton
Mary Moulton Kanistanaux
Plooma Pearson
Boulder
Colo
Ashley Valley
High Line Canal
Glines Ward
Ir. Kanistan
LDS Officials Lay Cornerstone of Union Seminary
A Nale Holgate and Archie Johnson delivered key talks at the Union Seminary cornerstone ceremony in Roosevelt. Mollie Hullinger led the prayer, LaVell Manwar ing and Uintah Stake council members handled masonry, while Dr RV Larson outlined fundraising aims as the new structure faces material delays and will miss school start.
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Union Seminary
Nale Holgate
Ducheane Stake
Archie Johnson
Uintah Stake
Evans Recalled to Active Duty At Hamilton Field
Corporal Wilford Evans of Verna was recalled to active duty with the United States Air Force on August 16 and assigned to Hamilton Air Force Base in California. He is one of many air reservists called to duty in the bulletin.
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Hamden Air Force Base
Hamilton
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Kanistanaux Family Attends Services in Wattis Utah
Harvey Kanistanaux Vernal and Benny Kanistanaux Hawaii attended services from Wattis Utah with Clifford Smith Ian Clayton James Cooper and West on Hamaker. Mrs Smith formerly Hazel Kanistanaux. Mrs Cooper and Mrs Hamaker are her daughters. After the burial a family dinner was served by St Paul Episcopal Council members.
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Harvey Kanistanaux
Vernal
Benny Kanistanaux
Hawaii
Wattis
Utah
Clifford Smith
Ian Clayton
James Cooper
Weston Hamaker
Smith
Hazel Kanistanaux
Cooper
Hamaker
St. Paul
Uintah Prepares Fresh Gridiron Hopefuls For Season Opener
Uintah high school gridiron hopefuls set to report Monday September 1 to receive equipment from Coach Tack Woodbury. Last year’s squad and new candidates will be issued gear and begin daily practices leading to a September 4 start and a season opener against the Craig Bulldogs in Vernal.
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Uintah High School
Tack Woodbury
Woodbury
Uintah
Craig Bulldogs
Vernal
Bulldogs
Ute Grid
Vernal Tennis Tourney Alders to Semis and Finals
The Vernal men's doubles tournament advances to semifinals and finals this week with Sowards and Parry to meet the winner of Waite and Ashton versus Carroll and Feltch. Early rounds saw Sowards and Parry defeat Li Bennion and Caldwell 8 4 6 2, Barr and Bryson beat Halstead and Hatch 8 6 3 7 6 0, Carroll and Felter over Merkley and Stewart, and Waite and Ashton receive a bye. A city singles championship match between Waite and Ashton is set for Friday at 1 p.m., while the ladies singles final between Doris Waite and Jane Wassen is scheduled for Sunday at 4 p.m.
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Grant
Parry
Vic Waite
Ralph Ashton
Bert Carroll
Brent Feltch
Sowards
E. Li. Bennion
Marlon Caldwell
Donnie Barr
Ralph Bryson
Wayne Halstead
Frank Hatch
Brent Felter
Karl Merkley
Gene Stewart
Waite
Ashton
Barr
Bryson
Carroll
Feltch
Press Ie
Doris Waite
Jane Wassen
Conference programs highlight missionary reports and Golden Gleaners anniversary
Pres Johnson opened the afternoon session with remarks followed by four missionary reports by Walt Riching Jack R Wallis Don Calder and Glen Calder. The Golden Gleaners evening program led by Mrs Ernest Johnson marked ten years of the group and welcomed the fiftieth Golden Gleaner in the stake. Priesthood leadership and welfare meetings Saturday evening featured Mr Garft and Apostle Smith as principal speakers.
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Walt Riching
Jack R. Wallis
Don Calder
California
Glen Calder
Spealers
Fifth Quorum of Elders
Leslie Thacker
Accompani
Theresia Hadlockie Broup
Israel
God
Kolob
Carl R. Richens
Grant Mace
Golden Gleaners
Stake Golden Gleaners
Ernest Johnson
Stake Gleaner
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Golden Gleaner Chorus
Winn
Garft
Apostle Smith
Wise spending of Indian money urged by Stone
The article discusses urging prudent use of Indian funds and urges sympathetic advice to support welfare through commerce. It notes coal and mineral fuels as major American reserves, highlighting resource significance amid ongoing economic debates.
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Stone
Hunting Funeral Held Friday In American Fork
James Henry Hunting 79 retired farmer and arch er led the service at his American Fork home and funeral followed at the Seventh LDS ward. Born Feb 28 1871 in Malad Idaho he moved to Ashley Valley in 1884 and served on Ashley Creek. Survived by widow and nine grandchildren ten great grandchildren six sons and daughters and siblings. Pallbearers were six nephews. Funeral included prayers by local clergy and grave dedication by Parley Goodrich. Relatives attended from Vernal Tridel and Hayden Idaho.
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Farcher
American Fork
American Fork Seventh Lds Ward
H. Haws
Durfey
Nathan
Elizabeth Ann Radmall Hunting
Malad Ida
Ashley Valle
Ashley Creek
Riverdale Ward
Jensen
Elvira Mecham
Bessie Luene Engberson
Vernal
Lillie Strayer
Assembly of God Church
Millen Radmall
Helga Swenson
Frank Mar
Presbyterian Church
Gerald Hunting
Merrill
Ore
Wayne Hunting
Sevier
Ferrell
Boyd
Claude
Vaughn Hunting
June Ford
Iva Hunting
Ruben Hunting
Compton
Cal
Emma Murray
Viva Goodrich
Tridell
Dora Hunting
Nellie Southam
Grace McKeachnie
Thelma Oaks
Reva McKee
Ina Chivers
James Chivers
Earl Hunting
Max Hunting
Edith H. Allred
Jennie Haslem
Sarah A. Hunting
Cecil Chivers
Robert of Hayden
Parley Goodrich
Darrell Goodich
Forrest Goodrich
Tridel
Local FFA Boys Cop Pennants At Judging Meet
Two Uintah high school FFA members earned honors at the Utah State Agricultural College judging contest held in Logan. George Rolfe ranked third high in crops judging while Joe Murray finished third in livestock judging. The crops judging team of Lowell Roberts Donald Batty and Rolfe placed third as a team. Lee Wilkins Doyle Johnson and Murray also competed on a livestock team. Advisor Doyle Y Landon accompanied them.
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Future Farmers of America
Uintah High School
Utah State Agricultural College
Logan
George Rolfe
Joe Murray
Lowell Roberts
Donald Batty
Mr. Rolfe
Lee Wilkins
Doyle Johnson
Murray
Utah Schoors
State Department of Education
FFA
Doyle Y Landon
Anderson Jewelry Hires New Watch Repairman in Vernal
Anderson Jewelry announces a new watch repairman Scott Roberts who moved from Gunnison Utah to Vernal to lead the department. The firm has bought a “watch master” device enabling precise checks on every watch. Roberts, 14 years in watch repair and former Union Pacific time inspector, plans to settle in Vernal with his wife and six year old son.
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Larson Caldwell
Vernal
Scott Roberta
Gunnison
Utah
Roberts
Anderson Jewelry
Union Pacific Railroad
Caldwell
Anderson's
Hutchings Named Head of Alterra High and Other Principalships
Loman Hutchings, principal of the new Union High, will take over the principals at Alterra High and Laurell Jensen, Roosevelt Junior High, and Roosevelt High until the Union building is completed. Hussell Todd, chair of the Union high school board, cited sewer installations and other issues delaying the project.
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Loman Hutchings
Union High School
Allette High
Laurell Jensen
Roosevelt
Hussell Todd
Union High School Board of Education
Alterra and Roosevelt Highs Slated as Elementary Junior High
Plans to convert Alterra and Roosevelt high schools for Fort Duchesne and Ballard areas faced delays due to missing four inch tiling and other materials. Teachers will transfer to Roosevelt and Alterra until the new building is finished, with the sites to function as elementary and junior high schools for the coming school year beginning in early September.
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Alterra
Roosevelt
Union High School
Fort Duchesne
Ballard
Duchesne County
Uintah County
Roosevelt High
Alterra High
GOP Ladies Hear Colton at Meet
Members of the Vernal Lady Republican study groups heard Don B. Colton, former Utah congressman, speak on good government policies at the Scout House on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Evelyn Alexander led the meeting with patriotic remarks and an invitation for women to join study sessions.
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Vernal Lady Republican
Don B. Colton
Utah
Scout House
Evelyn Alexander
J. M. Francke
Mariel Turener
Turner
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