Frank Pope Funeral Held Here Saturday
Frank Pope 58, a lifelong Vernal resident and World War I veteran, died Thursday after a lingering illness. Funeral services were held Saturday at 2 p.m. in Vernal First Ward Chapel with multiple musical tributes and an American Legion escort. Burial followed Sunday at Vernal Memorial Park. Survivors include his widow Lida Watch Pope, three sisters and a brother.
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Vernal First Ward
Frank Pope
Irelong
Vernal
Bruce Smith
Roosevelt
Emery Johnson
American Legion
Witbeck
Mr. Pope
Vernal Memorial Park
Swain
Phil Watkins
Second Ward
Jom T
Charlotte Stock Pope
Pope
Vernal City
Salt Lake Veteran's Hospital
Veteran's Hospital
Los Angeles
Lida Watch Pope
Bruce Synth
Hoosevelt
Charles Pope
Bobzien Gilsonite Executive Dies After 30 Years
Charles Arthur Bobzien 75 longtime Utah gilsonite official died at Basin Hospital. Funeral at Swain Mortuary conducted by Rev J W Hailwood. native of Cincinnati, moved to Utah around 1915, lived in Bonanza and Dragon, once superintendent for American Gilinite and Asphalt Corp. Survived by widow Dorothy Ann Bell Bobzien, a San Francisco stepson, and brothers and sisters in the east. Dedication services held at Verna Memorial Park.
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Swain Mortuary
Charles Arthur Bobzien
Uintah Basin
Basin Hospital
J. W. Hailwood
Bobzien
Cincinetti
Ohio
Miinois
Utah
Bonanza and
Dragon
American Gilonite Company
Bonanza
The
Asphalt Corp
Dorothy Ann
Dollie) Bell Bobzien
San Francisco
Joseph C. Johnson
Slaters
East
Verna Memorial Park
Hallwood
Local Church Night Opens With Music and Honors
Ashley Correspondent Mrs Alma Prasce reports a Sunday meeting featuring Arthur Monwaring and Alma Preecy of the high priests. Wing played a piano solo, and Anna Smith, Alice Kidd, and Warren Jones sang. Mrs Wilma Davidson of Sell Lake City visits with her parents. Mrs Clara Preece travels to Salt Lake City for medical aid. Barbara Preece and others earn stake honor rolls for the girls.
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al Sacrament
Arthur Monwaring
Alma Preecy
Wing
Anna Smith
Alice Kidd
Warren Jones
Wilma Davidson
Sell Lake City
Elmer Swett
Clara Preece
Salt Lake City
Barbara Preece
Helen Ricens
Nila Haslem
Velma Despain
4H Club Lead Named for Logan School
Uintah county 4H club leaders were named this week to attend the annual 4 H club leaders training school at Utah State Agricultural College in Logan starting Monday. Girl leaders include Jerry Siddoway Gloria Walls and Nancy Colton. boys include Lorin Hacking Vaughn Wilkins and Wayne Haslem. Ruby Smith and William C. Whitaker will accompany the group.
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Uintah County
Utah State Agricultural College
Logan
Jerry Siddoway
John L. Siddoway
Gloria Walls
Wm. B. Wallis
Nancy Colton
Hugh W. Colton
Lorin
New Editors For Duchesne Weekly Take Over Paper
Mr and Mrs C L Fretwell editors and publishers of Roosevelt Standard assumed publication last week of the Duchesne weekly Uintah Basin Record. They will edit and manage the paper in the future with J Vern Rife, veteran Record employee, joining the editorial team. The Duchesne paper has been published since early summer by James L Allred Amarillo Tex under direction of local businessmen.
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Duchesne Weekly
C. L. Fretwell
Roosevelt Standard
Duchesne
Uintah Basin Record
Fretwell
J. Vern Rife
the Record
Fiture
James L. Allred
Amarillo
Newspapermban
Winder
Advisors Urge Relaxing of Three Milk Rules
The state dairy advisory board urged suspending three milk production rules until building materials are more available. Implemented in 1945, the rules require proper milking barns and facilities by July 2, 1847. Vernal A Bergeson said the agriculture department would seek extensions and that Grade A milk should go to creameries in identified containers marked with a four inch red letter A.
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State Dairy Advisory Board
State Capitol
Dairy Advisory Board
Vernal A. Bergeson
Agriculture Department
Dairy Board
Agriculture Commission
Mecham Returns From Saipan For February Duty Post
Howard Mecham came back Sunday night from Saipan after nine months away. He will visit his parents in Santa Monica before reporting back for duty. He previously spent nine months in Leyte and then Saipan. The MIA held its Gold and Green ball Tuesday with Lia Sweatfield crowned queen and Virginia Mechan and Mary Cook as attendants. A floor show followed.
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Howard Mecham
Saipan
Santa Monica
Calif
Leyte
MIA
Lia Sweatfield
Virginia Mechan
Mary Cook
Sugar Office Still Open in Salt Lake City
S Grant Ivins, sugar branch director of the OPA, says all persons or businesses needing sugar rationing or price control information should contact the OPA Sugar Branch Office at the Atlas Building in Salt Lake City. He notes a misconception about the office closure.
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Grant Ivins
OPA
Sugar
Atlas Building
Salt Lake City
Frank Henderson Takes Over Vernal Tire Shop
Frank Henderson announces purchase of all stock of Fred and Frank's Tire Shop at 131 West Main. The shop will be renamed Frank's Tire Shop with Henderson previously linked to Fred Dyerly in the enterprise. Expansion of tire repair and recap facilities is anticipated.
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Frank Henderson
Vernal Tire
Fred and
Frank
West Main
Henderson
Fred Dyerly
Frank's Tire Shop Plans Modern New Shop
Mr. Henderson announces construction of a modern shop to expand tire service. Present plant equipment covers recapping for passenger and truck tires and supports substantial traffic from Colorado and the Uintah Basin. The area’s Bulgary trade includes tobacco, corn, hides, wheat, barley, petroleum, rose products, textiles, metals and machinery.
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Henderson
Equipme Peat
U Weal
Colorado
Uintah Bi Frank
Belberiing
Bulgaria
Dr. Peterson Opens Dental Office in Vernal
Dr. C. W. Peterson announces the opening of his own dental offices in the A and W building after months with Dr. Loyd Shimmin. A former Ephraim resident, he served as a dental officer in the U S Navy before relocating to Vernal. The page also recalls magazine ads and that Charles Carroll died in 1832.
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DH. Peterson
C. W. Peterson
Loyd Shimmin
A and W
Peterson
Epheiam
Vernal
U. S. Navy
Charles Carroll
Carralton, Md
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Ot Ag Eee Morgan
Roanoke
ABC
Eea
C. A. Bobzien
Gilsonite
Ashley
Alma Prasce
Heorg
Logan School
Fixit Shop
Eleetric Motora
G. E. Mowrey
North Fourth East Street
Aires
Angers
Firestone
LIRE
Pote
Kerate Ieee
Er Coveten
Outar
Firestone Weluxe
Firestone de Luxe
Sonacaat
Buen Wee
Les Te
United States
Vasur
Scribner's Monthly
Men's & Boy's
Wing’s Store
Ft. Duchesne
Searle’s Saving Center
Woodey Searle
Mgr
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