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Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1959

Page

15

Samuel J Gray dies at Vernal aged 71

Funeral services conducted Monday at Maeser Ward chapel for Samuel J Gray born February 11, 1870 in McKeesport Pennsylvania. He died in Vernal Utah at the local rest home from natural causes.

Naples resident Joseph Collier rites held in ward chapel

Funeral services for Joseph Collier 76 longtime Naples resident were held Wednesday in the Naples Ward Chapel. Collier died Sunday afternoon after a stroke. Born January 24, 1883 in Prayo he was a son of Joab and Theodosia Keller Collier. He married Myrtle Gardinger September 2 1900 in the Salt Lake Temple. Active in the Church he served as Bishop of the Pavis Ward and as a High Councilman and Sunday School superintendent. Survived by wife two daughters Mazel Olsen and Irena Baker both of Vernal six grandchildren and several brothers and sisters including Edwin Frank Walter Theodore John Mra Man Carpenter Mra Nellie Richardson and Mable Winward.

Samuel Jameon Gray Maeser Ward Morgan Merkley Mra John Jones Chellus Caldwell Silver Daddy Ming Dann Sfuber Cloyd Kump Beautiful Land Edith Gent Iarvey McKee Harmony Sowards Roland Merkley W. E. Bodily Warren Merkley Shirley Ainge Homer Luck Tay Dean Gross Junior Merkley Don Bullock Darwin Hacking Durlal Mock Point Vernal Mortuary Kendall Schaefermeyer Samuel J. Gray McKeesport Pennsylvania Robert HH Mary Lucy Anderson Gray Mauda Wisemary California Jennie May Jones Salt Lake ‘Temple Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Harlan Lone Pine Cality Elmer McGill Nev Melvon Marcell Lowell Vernal Elna Winward Salt Lake City Nelda Cook Casper Wye Peggy McArthur Roosevelt Mra John Gertrude) Young Norwalk Call Joseph Collier Naples Collier Strake Ilawaa Prayo Joab Theodosia Keller Collier Myrtle Gardinger Salt Lake Temple Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Baints Pavis Ward Inigh Naples Ward High Priests Quorum of Charles’ (Mazel) Olsen Arnold Irena) Baker Edwin Collier Frank Collier Walter Collier Theodore Collier Murray Sacramento Calif Man Carpenter Nellie Richardson Mable Winward

Miner and farmer dies after decades of blindness

The obituary recalls Mr Gray from Vernal who moved there in 1911 after his wife’s death. A coal miner and farmer his entire life, he began losing sight of his left eye in 1917 and went blind in 1922. His right eye faded from 1930 until his death.

Fornia Alfred Lottle) Kidd Vernal Gray

Forest Service Gets Ride For Recreation Plan

Paul Fritz of Kemmerer Wyoming is temporarily assigned to the Ashley National Forest office to assist in Flaming Gorge area recreation planning and outdoor operations under a national program. The project includes Dutch John development on Little Hole road, two bridges over Sheep Creek Canal, and an additional Sheep Creek bridge under Milt Wilson. Dean Rowland will attend a fire control planning meeting in Pocatello. The program is led by Owen Hacking with work across Flaming Gorge Red Canyon and Dripping Springs areas. Ted Canyon roadwork is paused due to cold weather and will resume next spring.

Paul Fritz Kemmerer Wyo Ashley National Forest Office Flaming Gorge Dutch John Little Hole Road Evang Marlon Morrillda Sheep Creek Sheep Creek Canal Milt Wilson Dean Rowland Pocatello Idaho Owen Hacking Red Canyon Dripping Springs Ted Canyon

Tithing House Debate Continues Amid DUP Pressure

At a Friday meeting commissioners wavered on a DUP plan to move or alter the tithing house. Opponents consider injunctions to delay reforms as allies offer to assist relocation, while some propose brick remodeling of the old jail to match the county building. The LDS Church and a telephone company offered help to relocate or rebuild the structure.

Angel Thining House the Express LDS Church and Telephone Company

Costs and quotas in lamb imports discussed by officials

Gov Clyde and National Wool Growers head Ueber note U.S. lamb costs versus Australia and New Zealand. The tariff commission’s quota talks arise after imports reach 50 percent of domestic zinc and lead usage. Len Bennett urges Utahns to submit full facts to the tariff commission by March as calls grow for remedial action amid postwar trade dynamics.

Clyde Don Clyde Ueber National Wool Groweig Assa Australia New Zealand Len Bennett Tariff Commission United States

Inflation Without Productivity Rise Threatens Prices

A tense claim is made that creeping inflation cannot be sustained without a corresponding productivity increase by labor, warning that prices for the United States could rise if gains in output lag behind inflationary pressures.

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World Markets Hit by Trade Imbalance Warning

A official warned that conditions threaten global market stability as major economies face significant balance of trade losses. He cautioned that as a result, large countries risk jettisoning critical trade flows and disrupting international markets.

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