Naples Families Gather For Funeral And Social Events
Naples residents attended the funeral of Mrs. Glen Richens led by relatives from Las Vegas and Utah. Attendees included the Richens, Goodrich, Williams, and Manwaring families from several states. Recep tions and missionary events also marked the weekend with many traveling to Salt Lake City for related activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh L. Richens
Sot Lang
Las Vegas
Nev
J. Ht. Goodrich
Goodriches
Mr. Goodrich
Richens
Glen Richens
Charles (Jinx
Everett
Grand Junction
Colo
Wait Roper
Provo
Frank Merrell
Major Williams
Wiliams
Carlie Goodrich
Lloyd Clement
Logan
Helen Mites
Lert Dawn Gee
Frovo
Jean Smith
Fauntel Miller
Gawn L. Goodrich
Familly
Amy Pierce
Salt Lake City
Major Willams
Asher Manwaring
Hawaiy
Hoy Oaks
Holy Cross Hospital
Glen Reylds
Emma C. Holmes
Wm. A
Mary Dean
Eugene Alfred
Kim
Carl
Stockton
Laura Teeplen
Esther Arm Strong
Ditchell Goodrich
Jerome Goodrich
Major R. Williams
LaRae
Peggy) Goodrich
Z.C.M.I
Lafayette Room
Uish
Miss Anderson
Arlynne
Arnold Baker
Lenoint E Rasmussen Moves to Logan
Local notes list moves and visits from Vernal to Logan and Roosevelt. Residents including Lenoint E Rasmussen relocate for work while others travel to Salt Lake City and Ogden for hospital stays, family visits, and funerals. The Sunshine Birthday Club held a quilting party on Feb 7 with multiple attendees.
Artesia 4 H Club Wolds Pot Luck Supper
The 411 Club hosted a pot luck supper at the schoolhouse for members and parents with Mrs Barbara Pugh of Craft and Mrs LaRae Baese noted. The Lancasters announced their baby’s surgery in Vernal Hospital. Sheriff Bob Gadd of Craig visited town Friday. High winds Wednesday caused damage to the new school roof and other town buildings. Mr and Mrs Laurence Lee and Tamara were visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
411 Club
Barbara Pugh
Craft
LaRae Baesé
Park Service
David Lancaster
Vernal Hospital
Bob Gadd
Craig
Laurence Lee
Tamara
Guests and Family Visitors Reach From Utah Towns
Mr and Mrs Calvin Mulrr and children from Heber accompanied by Mr and Mrs Darrell Waber and family hosted visitors. Mr and Mrs David Jenkins spent Friday in Vernal. They visited Mrs Antle Adams and Mrs Pearl Morph of Salt Lake City, sister of Mrs Della Burton. Bernard Harpole of Sandy called his parents Sunday wishing his father a happy birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin Rasmussen
Logan
Joe
Floyd Perry
Vernal
Ed Jenkins
Gilbert Anderson
Roosevelt
David Jenkins
Ronald Horrocks
Orville Swain
Giges Johnson
Deep Creek
Bud Harrison
Salt
Minnie Reynolds
George Bigelow
Mamie Rasmussen
Salt Lake
Ogden
Earl Warburton
Johnny Uresh
Mylan
Merl Horrocks
Becky
Bruce
Wogan
von Swain
Tamara
Mr. Swain
Kansas City
Chuck Martinsen
Jim Bake
Springville
Bud Price
Orem
Ted Colton
Thurmer Rasmussen
Jay Clark
Dale Walker
Hyrum Burgess
Darrell Huber
Familly
Keith Hartle
Todd
Max Woolley
Lex Burton
Colorado
Traye Nielson
Della Burton
Bob Hruska
Uintah County Hospital
Ned Pillsbury
Lapalit
Orville Swain Weet
Verna
Merle Horrocks
Mable Jenkins
Stan Preece
Craig, Colo
Maeser Rock Point
Adrian Kump
Orpha
Wayne Moosman
Moosman
Shirleen Perry
Leland Perry
Sunshine Birthday Club
Ardith Huber
Eliza Nielson
Mary Jarrell
Pearl Perry
Pearless Taylor
Lillian Bigelow
Vera Bigelow
Maple Jenkins
O'Dean Cox
Calvin Mulrr
Heber
Darrell Waber
Antle Adams
Pearl Morph
Salt Lake City
Bernard Harpole
Sandy
Whiterocks Celebrate Lorrena Bolton Birthday Party
Lorrena Bolton was feted at a Feb 3 party at Gerald Bolton’s home in Whiterocks with Wayne Haslem Charles and Barbara Bolton and others attending. Games and refreshments followed. Additional items note visitors from Dugway, a pink and blue shower for Joan Mitchell, a newly organized West Uintah 440 Club, MIA skating party, and PTA program at Whiterocks school featuring Norman Kitchen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne
Mile Haslem
Charles
Barbara Bolton
Gerald
Joyce Bolton
Maryin
Lorrena Hamaker
Lorrena
Gerald Bolton
Joan Mitchell
Whiterocks
Ward Chapel
West Uintah 440 Club
Neola
Mia
Theda
Emlyn Wouston
Salt Lake
Salt Lake City
Phyllis Oberhansly
LDS Temple
Gerald Dye
Roosevelt 4Th Ward
PTA
Whiterocks School
Norman Kitchen
Baily Family News From Steamboat Springs Visit
Craig Monday and the Milford Baily couple traveled to Steamboat Springs Colorado Monday. Judy Schulz underwent a towel actomy procedure at Rangely hospital on Monday. Gwen Baily eight year old daughter of the Baily family had surgery at Uintah County hospital in Vernal Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig
Milford Baily
Steamboat Springs
Colo
Judy Schulz
Rangely Hospital
Gwen Baily
Uintah County Hospital
Vernal
Harmful Effects of Tobacco film screens at Whiterocks event
Mrs Phyllis Oberhanaly notes songs as audience enjoys a film titled The Harmful Effects of Tobacco. A plate Tumb is served by the Whiterocks group while guests celebrate Gert Moosman birthday with Fab 2 as his wife and Mr and Mrs David Moosman Mr and Mrs Calvin Anderton and Mr and Mrs Mel Leland Moosman in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Oberhanaly
Whiterocks Group
Gert Moosman
David Moosman
Calvin Anderton
Mel
Leland Moosman
BYU Visit Brings Beverly Long Family Guests
Miss Beverly Long returns home to visit family at BYU. Also in town is Bob Alte of Pennsylvania, currently attending BYU. Alte and Robert Long met in Okinawa while serving in the service and became friends there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Long
BYU
Longs
Bob Alte
Pennsylvania
Mr. Alte
Robert Long
Okinawa
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Naples
Mrs
Kate Gandzich
Shirley Price
Price
Columbine Wil
Lander
Wyoming
BAO Protection
Martin V. Curtis
Insurance Agency
Vernal, Uish
Lenoint E. Rasmussens
Mabel Jenkins
Wade
Arctic Circle
Pola
Fuiniiere
Real
Repayis
Seo Wai
Earle Hs Mat Ny
le OY
Ted
Abi
Vernal Ave
East Lagoon
4-H Club Wolds Pot Luck
June Lea
Lorrena Bolton
By Barbara M. Bolton
Buehler Turbocraft Corp
Utah
Cre Rae Nhsoe
TFT
Uerler
Turbocrat
Lessor
Turbocrart
B. O
Colonado
Pincers
Dee Deeos
Sonotone
D. Beck
510 Road
Mx. Beck
Reuneus
Letta
Panney's
BLI Trailer Park & Sales
Uintah County
Mobile Home Rentals
U.S. 40
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