Vernal News Briefs From February 21 1957 Local Notes
Mack McMickell sustained a broken pelvis after slipping on ice and was hospitalized in Uintah County Hospital, then moved to Salt Lake veterinary hospital. The column reports numerous local visits, travel to Salt Lake for medical care, social events, school activities, and community notices across Vernal, Lapoint, Roosevelt, and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wack McMickell
May Sprouse
Merl
Horrocks
Finyd Warburton
Orville’ Swain
Swain
Mr. Finall
Vernal
Uintah County Hospital
Arden Jolley
Salt Lake Veterang Hospital
Harlen Turners
David Burgess
Swan Valley
Ida
Mildred Mowrey
Graces Lambert
Roosevelt
Kay Winn
Ouray
Golden Winn
Tom Burton
Della Burton
Salt Lake
Rex Taylors
Lex Taylors
Leeton
Alea Jinkins
Thelma Winn
Jackie Rae Neilson
Lakea Swain
Carolyn Caldwell
LyJe Taylors
George Jenkins
Nellie Whitlock
Leslie Taylors
Donnal Hasmusen
Ogden
de Rasmussen
W. Justice
Veterans Hospital
Valentine
Art Taylors
Moosevelt
Charley Bigelows
Joe Merkleys
Nile Bigelow
Jay
Dennis Harvey
Saiie
Merrell Rasmussens
Quince Johnsons
Deep Creek
Trave Neilsons
Keith Horrocks
Sale Barn
Howard Horrocks
Ronald Horrocks
Elwyn Duchesne
Duchesne
Lehturiday
Henay Schaefermeyer
Lapoint
Eldon
Osbornea
Riverton
Explorer
Maeser
Stake Center
Keith Martle
Chevrolet
Vera Caldwell
Helen Anderson
Betty Michman
Thurmer Rasmussen
Richard Lawe
Balt Lake
Ras Musser Wil
Mer Horrocks
Lewis
Mervin Horrocks
Sam Thompson
Ma Hanna
Steamboat
Georgie Thompson
Ed Larson
Alta Rust
Ray
Rex
Ralph Huber
Lynn Hubers
June Woolley
Duan Session
Huber
Woolley
Don Millecolm
George Jenred
Lissie Jenkins
Ray Jenkins
Frank Jenkins
George Jenkins Semeliy
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Funeral Services Held Saturday for J. Austin Bryant
Funeral services for J. Austin Bryant aged 47 were held Saturday at 1 pm in the Vernal Mortuary Ashley Ward bishopric directed with Alvin Gardiner conducting A mixed quartet sang with organ accompaniment, and several speakers including James Bacon offered remarks Burial followed in Hayden Cemetery with Ray Hamerson dedicating the grave Survivors include two brothers Clifford and John Henry Bryant and four nieces and two nephews from Vernal and nearby areas Bryant was born August 23 1889 in Battle Creek Idaho and moved through Ashley Valley Brush Creek Neola and Neola before settling in Ashley Ward where he lived as a farmer and stockman over the years Out-of-town visitors listed include Roy Halverson Lester Gardiner and others from Neola Salt Lake City American Fork and Craig Colorado
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashley
J. Austin Bryant
Ashley Ward
Alvin Gardiner
Lee Sowards
Warren Jones
Mary Cook
Anna Smith
Edna Caldwell
Father
Louis Freestone
Firet
Albert Freestone
Beautiful Isle of Somewhere
James Bacon
Morris Winn
Hayden Cemetery
Vernal Mortuary
Ray Hamerson
Krave
Benton
Billie’ Locke
Glenn Sorenson
Earl Winn
Gary Bryant
Francis Lumburg
Mr Bryant
Battle Creek
Idaho
John Charles
Mary
Matilda Sutton Bryant
Tvo
Ashley Valley
St Oaks
Taylor Mountain
Brush Creek
Neala
Neola
Clifford ‘Bryant
Aince
John Henry
Clifford Bryant
Vernal
Earl
Esther) Winn
Roosevelt
Win
Fontella) Mann
Ons) Locke
Ft. Duchesne
John
Vada
Vada) Neff
Mil Valley
Calif
Douglas Bryant
Enid Bryant
San Diego
Roy Halverson
Lester Gardiner
Wiberhanvsly
Neela
Mra. James
Peterson
Salt Lake City
Floyd Bryant
American Fork
Benton Locke
Elia Bryant
Francis Lundberg
Esther Winn
Duethesne
Dan Jackson
Craig, Cole
Naples Utah Relief Society Demonstration on Dehydrated Foods
A large crowd of women attended Relief Society Tuesday for a demonstration on cooking dehydrated foods designed for storage. Stake Relief Society presidency and board members attended. About twenty ward members enjoyed a temple excursion sponsored by the 1st Quorum of Elders Wednesday. Miscellaneous local visits and family gatherings noted, including public speaking contestants traveling to Ogden, temple work in Salt Lake City, and community meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relief Society
Stake Relief Society
Quorum of Elders
Nilea Southam
Delta
Hugh Rephens
Misa DeAnne Haws
Ogden
Lloyd T Pope
Craig
Ben Tichards
Clifford
Dale Merrell
Salt Lake City
DeAnne Maws
Carolyn Goodrich
Seminary
Doyle Landon
High Council
Lowe Goodrich
Doctors Advice Saves Money on Buying Vitamins
Editors of Changing Times report that two thirds of vitamins bought lack doctor prescription and caution against overuse. A basic daily diet of seven food groups is recommended to meet vitamin needs. If allergies or dietary restrictions exist, consult a doctor for a prescription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Changing Times
Uinta Sales Barn Livestock Report Ho Roosevelt Utah Feb 16 1957
Uinta sales barn reports cattle with ranges for commercial cows utility cattle and Holstein steers, heifers and calf prices, sheep with lamb and ewe prices, and hogs including butchers, packers, feeders and weights, reflecting mixed market tones and per head values across categories. Stronger calf and stocker lines show 18.00-20.00 per head for steer calves and 18.50-18.40 for heifer calves, while hogs feature 150-170 lbs at 16.75-17.25 and lighter weights around 18.00-20.00 per head in this Roosevelt Utah listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosevelt
Jersey
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Lapoint Mack McMickell
Mable Jenkins
Pearl Labrum
J. Golden Winn
Bonanza
Helen Winn
Minnie Reynolds
Dean Merkley
George Bigelows
Andy Rasmussen
Barbara Nyberg
Alfonzo van
Billy
Roosevelt Hospital
Sunshine Birthday Club
Jessie Neumeyer
Pearl Woolley
Ethel Taylor
Mary Jarrell
Lillie Bigelow
Pearl Perry
Bunko
Freda Phillips
Maa Oberhansley
Buddy Caldwell
Lawrence Caldwell
Lawrence Caldwells
Margie Lee
Harold Curtz
Wattle Foster
Mae Curtz
Lee
Violat Hemstreet
Merrill Rasmussen
Washington
Duncan Baldys
U. B
Chas
Wilson
Naples
By Ade Openshaw
Robert
Hia Manwaring
BYU
Dee Manwaring
Lowell Roberts
Pleasant Valley
Estes
Grace Manwaring
Tem
Congresa
John Deere
Ken's Service Farm Supply
Vogue Theatre
John Deera
Ea U
Uinta Sales
Naganaka Spillway
Eorge Giasuineron
Saly
Lia OY
Iprganational
Swimmarionare
International Trucks
Vernal Avenue
Vernal Motor Sales
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