Funeral Rites Tuesday for Sid McCarrell
Vernal stockman and businessman Sid McCarrell 49 died Sunday after a brief illness. Born June 30 1884 in Midway Utah he married Luetla Ann Cook in 1911. Survived by widow two sisters two brothers and a daughter who predeceased him. Funeral held at home with Vernal Second Ward bishopric directing and Woodmen of the World lodge pallbearers. Interment in Vernal cemetery under lodge rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bidney Osburn McCarrell
Vernal
Pneumonea
Mr. McCarrell
Midway
Utah
Gidney Onburts
Susan Sulxer McCarrell
Ashley Valley
Luetla Ann Cook
Ora Ann
Mary Elizabeth Thompson
Greensboro NO
Warriett Leith
Raton
N ‘al
Frank McCarrell
Vern McCarrell
Vereal
Vernal Second Ward
John Hall
Henderson
Woodmen of the World Lodge
Jesus
John Jorgenson
George JF Walker
J Wilford Bassign
Bishop Mair
George A Slaugh
Pall Tearere
Woodmen Lodge
Cleorge W Baese
W. S Henderson Woward
Woolly
Uintah Moab Preseason Basketball Blocked by Schedule
Uintah Moab to play here Saturday in a final pre season game for Uintah Moab. coach Darts says Vernal’s squad strengthened and the Bue Devils lineup includes Anderson Cook Noel and others. Region five schedule shows Uintah at Roosevelt January 10 and Alterra at Duchesne, with further dates through January 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UMS
Basttteer
Scond Uhs
Anam
Bue Devils
Anderson
Woots Af Hadlock
Alexander
Cook
Noel
Jpards
Uintah
Jordan
Provo
Conchpavia Exe
Northeastern
Roosevelt
Sero
Dueetesne
Alterrend
Altamont High
Altamontt
Central High School
Mt Emmons
Atext
Étamont
Alterra
Duchesne
Altamont
Vine
Untah
Vernal
Pirtieane
Ilterra
George Sileks
Altamont S
DD Miller
Spirit of CCC Enlists Youth in Vernal Camp DG-31
A veteran CCC feature describes civilian life improving through enlistment in Camp DG-31 Vernal. It covers training in work, hygiene, and citizenship, with cadetship prospects and notes on local schedule events and a Saturday night Uintah beat Carbon 34 to 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civilian Conservation Corps
Ita
CCC
Uintah
Carbon
Golden Wedding Celebrated by Lapoint Couple
Alma G Anderson and his wife celebrated their horse d wedding anniversary on December 30 1885 with a family dinner in Lapoint Utah. The event honored eleven children and included relatives from Vernal Kamas Salt Lake City and Tridel. The couple moved from Kamas to Ashley Valley before settling in Lapoint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma G Anderson
Lapoint
Dee
Salt Lake
Vernal
Kamas
Anderson
Kamas Unan
Bishop Wilitt & Harder
Ashley Valley
Ashley Canyon
Ior Maeser
Prominent Stockman Injured in Fall En Route to Sheep Camp
Clive Davis, prominent stockman from Jensen, was injured Monday when he fainted and fell at a Blacksmith shop in Naples, striking his head and face. He received first aid and was taken home, then transported to Salt Lake City with his wife and brother-in-law for specialist consultation and a thorough exam to rule out serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clive Davis
Salt Lake
Jensen
Mr Davis
Harold
Goldler Blacksmitt
Naples
Mr. Davis
Ro A Bryson
George Davie
Harald Davie
Four Youths Arrested in JC Penney Store Break-In
After breaking into the JC Penney store last week, four youths were arrested by Sheriff Emery Johnson. The youths confessed the robbery and were turned over to Juvenile Court. About $19 in goods were taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JC Denney Companys
Emery Johnson
JUSTICH HENDERSONS COURT HEARS DRUNK DRIVING CASES
Justice Henderson presided over cases including Ernest Copperfield Indian fined 24 dollars for drunken driving and given a 30 day sentence. Eldred J Watch bound over to district court on a felony charge with bond 1000. Ferret A Jenstn bound over for failure to provide for minor children with bond 5. Doc Campbell and Stanley Yall charged with selling liquor in Ballard precinct with bonds 300 each. Campbell and Hall set for Jan 10 hearings. two other cases pending in Justice Mendelsons court. John Jergenson left for Salt Lake for medical treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W S Henderson
Ernest Copperfield Indian
Justice Henderson
Eldred J
Campbell
Roosevelt
Stanley Yall
Ballard Precinct
Hall
Tustica Mendelsons Court
Southern Utah Primitive Area Park Approved Report
Zeke Johnson, keeper of the Natural Bridges National Monument, says a vast Primitive Area Park in Southern Utah is approved and destined to become The Great National Wilderness. The planned park spans over a large, unspecified area along the Colorado River with a single highway from Mesa Verde to Zion and Bryce parks, preserving the region except for the highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Zeke Johnson
Custoian
Natonal Monument
New Monument
America
Mr. Johnson
United States
Holiss
Mesa Verde’ National Park
Colorado
Zion and
Bryce National Parks
Colorado River
Utah-Arizona
Green
Roger W Toll
Denver
Yellowstone
Johnson
Toll
Yampa River
Dino+ sour national monument
Field Men to Receive Commensurate Property Reports
Field men under the Taylor Grazing Act near Vernal in Grazing District No B will be transferred January 15. licensees must secure commensurate property blanks and file reports before this date. forward information to the Vernal CCG camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flelamm
Taylor Grazing
Vernal
Anicensees
Range Storage Tank Installed Under Project
A 2500 gallon storage tank with 100 fort of steel watering troughs was installed at Powder Springs as part of the range improvement program. The water storage sits about 0 miles east and south of Vernal along a traditional winter and summer grazing route used by sheep men and cattle men. The tank will supply water for passing herds and flocks, marking a significant upgrade from the old method of relying on deep water in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powder Springs
Vernal
Community pioneer Ross remembered for decades of service
Ross dedicated forty years as a Sunday school helper and ward teacher, worked on the canal, tilled his farm, and helped found Paradise Park. He joined John Mouse man and Mason Lyman in creating the first wagon route, plowed the initial furrow for Paradise Reserve, and moved into Tridsit with the Merkley family. After a four year mail contract, he suffered a stroke in 1994 and died August 8, 1035 at the family home in Tridell, asking if given the chance he would do the same, having always done his best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George If Bartlet
Chris Johnson
John Mouseman
Mason Lyman
Johnson's Mill
Ils
John Merkley
Tridsit
Ross
Church of Community
Strom Fort Duchesne
Tridel
Eliie
Mall
Tridell
Twenty Years Ago In WeCathens News Recap
A car pullback caused a broken leg on track as Perea Preece’s ride sparked controversy. Mrs N E Nielson welcomes a baby boy born January 7 to Mr and Mrs Louis Franks. A 418000 water system using redwood pipes will soon supply water to Maceer. Four feet of snow covers the mountain, signaling a harsh winter with bright spring prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pera Preece
Fera
Feras
N E Nielson
Louis Franks
Maceer
Mother of Mine Superintendent Dies in Denver
James J Ford of Denver, 71, husband of the late mother of Homer Ford, superintendent of Gilson Asphaltum, dies after his wife’s death. The family, long-time Denver residents, includes two sons and three daughters in Denver. The couple had moved west after living in Buffalo. Ford retired from the New York Central Railroad two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J Ford
Dens Yer
Cole
Homer
Gilson Asphaltum Company
Watson
Denver
Mel Ford
Barty
Fafe Warrior
Mra Ford
Buffalo
James J! Ford
Ford
New York Central Railroad
Mr Ford
Glenwood Springs
Pord
Tires
Edna Gitford Muble
Martha
Wallace Ford
Services Held At Naples for Wilma Bascom
Funeral services were held in the Naples ward chapel for Wilma Bascom, 16, who died December 28 after illness. The service featured floral offerings, a mixed quartet, and hymns. Speakers included Bishop Byron Goodrich, J Wallace Johnson, and J A Goodrich. Surviving are her parents Ira Kinball and Alice Rasmussen Bascoma, and three brothers Elgin Donald and Laurence. Interment followed in Verna Cy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
Naples Ward
Wilma Bascom
Wilma
Saylor
Byron Goodrich
Lovell Manwaring
Charles H. Pearce
Lew 8
Gardiner
J Wallace Johnson
Jag Goodrich
Ira Kinball
Aliee Rasmussen
Cam
Uintah County outlines court terms and highway plans
Opening dates for the fourth district terms in Utah counties Wereatch Uintah and Duchesne were set by District Judges Larson and Abel Special sessions may be called The county considers taking over the Gilsonite company road from the river to Watson and waiving six months notice If agreement is reached the road will be toll free Public travel is planned without tolls The county plans extensive road and bridge work In Ashley Valley a major auction is expected to boost local trade The county discusses tax relief and relief project eligibility The county audits and bounty collections are debated with a statewide meeting planned in Salt Lake City and stockmen invited to participate Plans include courthouse repairs and multiple road projects Employs about 159 men on worksites across the county
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provo
Court of the Fourth Disstrict
Utah
Wasatch
Uintah Jana Duchesne
Martin M. Larson
Abel
Tumer Qa
Uiah
Waxatch
Uintah
Duchesne
Ania Coty Gammiesionets
Tuemtay
Thureday
Watson
Jensen and
Bonanea
Soniy
County Commission
Gilsonite
E . Cooper
Paul Brinton
Gilsonite Company
Barber Amal
Uintah Railway Company
Uintah County
Ashley Valley
Grand Junction
Colorado Pointe
Alfred Powell
Wnaplea
Jlo
Ibwan
Santa Claus
Reuben A.mcconkle
Afc- Conkle
Tate
Ita
Balt Lake
Court House
Kabell
Brush Creek
Diamond Mountain
Spring Creek
Taylor Mountain
Maeser
Hayden
Irideil-Lapoint
Leota
Kebels Dugs Way
Pera
List of Examiners For Scout Merit Awards
The Uintah district of Timpanop8 Council, Boy Scouts of America, lists examiners prepared for merit awards. Special examiners may be appointed for troops at distant points. Notable examiners include Carl G Davis athletics, Wallace Calder astronomy and first aid, J Ferrey hacking, Clair e Hopkins agriculture, Harold M Lundell botany and biology, Joseph T Cook woodwork, Walter Woolley public speaking, and many others across crafts, health, farming, and outdoor skills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah
Timpanopo8 Council
America
Fieir
Carl G Davis
Walllace Calder—aatronomy
Nefety
P I* Lambert
Chas
Po Lewist
Lean P. Christensen
J Ferrey
Thome— Giri
Claire Hopkins
Hampton
Notlangiing
Willan
M ‘Turner
Winn
Wallis
Owen Wall
EL Cook
Archie Johnson
Cysling
M E Judd
Clark Newell
AE Anderson
Byron Goodrich
Ray Duke
Harold M Lundell
Bcology
Joseph T Cook
Martin W Curtis
Ing
Carter
Driver C Smith
Sam Fratto
Maachinery
Tralph Siddoway
Ernest Eaton
Carl Ro Richens
Seth Perry
van Malney
Emery Johnson
Colton
Ivies
Path- Iinding
Walter Woolley
Clive Davis
Phil Watkin
Jetn Jetixen
Cheney
Stewart
John Milburn
Norman Olsen
BE Prterson
M Quodrich
Tob
Ie Witmer
John H. Clark
Dee Marr Pudtey
Harold E Hullinger
Reading
Wile
Murray
Vern Olwen
Lwood
Lea
Charles A Indy
County Tax Collections Reported By Treasurer Curtis
County Treasurer Martin W Curtis reports 1935 current taxes near 1934 totals with heavy back tax receipts at year end. December back taxes amount to 2043 dollars and current taxes around 4000 dollars remain to be settled as personnel finalize the yearly close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin W Curtis
Mr Curtis
Warren D Richardson to Manage Conoco Station
Warren D Richardson named by Continental Oil to run the Conoco Service Station in western Lone from the old Ret Planer corner. He succeeds Chas Chick Lewis who moved to Park City for work. Lewis active in local civic groups and longtime member of Winn's Six Act orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren D Richardson
Continental Otts Company
Conoco
Lof Lown
Eros
Richardson
Chas
Chick" Lewis
Park City
Mtr
Lewis
Cire Te
Ecelal
Verimi Liona Club
Vernri Gun Club
Winn
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Sid McCarrell
Vernal City Cemetery
Trullsg
Uintah-Moab
Noah
Moab
Spirit OF
Horn
Prah
Dusthesne
Al+terra
Uintahy Alterra
Ilataant
John
CCO
Balt’ Lake City
C. Penney Storf
Justich Henderson's
John Jergenson
OUR Pioneers
Watson TollRoa
Cepmetery
Puller
Remington
Warren D. Richardson
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