Nuptials Top Social Slate in Vernal
Announcement of Miss Joyce Lybbert daughter of Mr and Mrs Jacob N Lybbert of Moses Lake Washington marrying David P Lee in a candlelit ceremony December 21 at the Moses Lake home of Mr and Mrs T G Gibby. Attendants included Lois Lybbert Marilee Lybbert Bema Lybbert. They honeymoon in California before settling in Moses Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Lybbert
David Lee
Jacob N. Lybbert
Mosed Lake
Wash
Vernal
Miss Lybbert
David P. Lee
Mr. Lee
Alice Vee
Vashon Island
Bride-Elect Bonnie Smith Engaged to Ralph Bates Jr
Mr and Mrs Elbert Smith of Tridell announce the engagement of their daughter Bonnie to Ralph L Bates Jr son of Mrs Helen Bates of Long Beach California The bride elect is a Alterra high school graduate class of 1946 and has worked for two years at the Telephone Co in Long Beach Mr Bates also works for the Telephone Co The marriage will be in early spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbert Smith
Tridell
Bonnie
Ralph L. Bates Jr
Helen Bates
Long Beach
Cal
Alterra High School
The
Telephone Co
Bates
Newlyweds Arrive Home After Pittsburg Honeymoon
Two weddings in Pittsburg and Vernal are described. Ruth Nielson and Marian Harvey wed Dec. 20 in Manti LDS temple and plan to live in Provo as Harvey attends BYU. Katherine Kay and Dale Slaugh exchanged vows Dec. 18 at a Johnsons home, with a dessert luncheon and a three tier cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Slaugh
Slaugh
Katherine Kay
LeRoy Kay
Pittsburg
JoAnn Nebeker Weds in Provo
Miss JoAnn Nebeker and A C Tolboe exchanged wedding vows in a holiday ceremony on December 29 at the bride’s mother home in Provo. The bride, a senior at Alterra high school, will resume studies there. Tolboe is the son of Mr and Mrs Andrew Tolboe of Myton. The couple are at home in Myton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JoAnn Nebeker
A. C. Tolboe
Ryal Nebeker
Provo
Tolboe
Alterra High School
Mr. Tolboe
Andrew Tolboe
Myton
My- le
Ned Stringham
B. H. Stringham
Woodruff
George R. Bryant
E H. Bryant
San Diego
Cal
Cultural Arts Club No-hostess Party Held at Home
Members of the Cultural Arts Club enjoyed a no-hostess gathering at Mrs. Albin Anderson's home last Wednesday. They discussed current events and heard a book review of Mrs. Mike by Benedict and Nancy Freeman presented by Mrs. William Jacobe. A tray luncheon followed, prepared by the committee: Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Verdin Johnson, Mrs. Grant Hacking, Mrs. LaReil Anderson, Mrs. Ernest Johnson, Mrs. Ferron Hacking, and Mrs. Leland Adamson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cultural Arts’ Club
Albin Anderson
Mike
Benedict
Nancy Freeman
William Jacobe
Anderson
Verdin Johnson
Grant Hacking
LaReil Anderson
Ernest Johnson
Ferron Hacking
Leland Adamson
Marriage Vows Spoken by Young Couple
A mid December wedding unites Norma McMullins and Ralph O Neil at the bride's home. Bishop Sidney Rust officiated. Bride wore white lace gown with heart neckline and long sleeves, veil, and red rose bouquet. Maid of honor Joyce Anderson wore white taft a, flower girls in yellow and orchid. Best man Richard O Neil. Music by Mrs Verda Rasmussen. A four tier cake topped the reception. The couple will reside in Price. Calendar notes list PTA Kiwanis and local events. Patients at Uintah Basin hospital are named, including James B Blackburn undergoing surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma McMullins
Ralph Or. Niel
Ralph eMullin
Sidney Rust
Emmons
Joyce Anderson
Veley Rust
Janet Lindsay
Richard O'Neil
Verda Rasmussen
About Town notices and family news from Vernal area
Bob Swain leaves Sunday afternoon for Salt Lake City to resume studies at Westminster College. Provo couple Mr. and Mrs. DeMar Gale welcome a baby girl born December 22 named Myrna. Mrs. Ethel Martin of Goldsmith Nevada visits family in Vernal. Several locals travel or host relatives during holidays. multiple births announced including Jan 7 and Jan 30 dates, and university training notes for Paul Stringham and Francis M. Bingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Swain
Salt Lake City
The
Westminister College
DeMar Gale
Provo
Myrna
B. H. Stringham
Lloyd L. Slaugh
Tuesda Evenin
Jensen
Salt Lake
Joe Maestor
Stringham
Alton Tomilson
Sepisiature
Charles Lambdin
Artesia
Clair Freeman
Paul Stringham
Paul
University of Utah
Saint Benedict Hospital
Ogden
Fred G. Bingham
Mr. Bingham
Francis M. Bingham
Canada
Vernal
Utah
Arizona
Seattle
Wash
Clara L. Bartlett
Lester
Tridell
Annie Dudley
Mark
Thomas E. Hall
Walter Collier
Lila
Prova
BYU
Wedding Vows Exchange In Lapoint For Bonnie Kump And John Urisk
Bonnie Lou Kump and John Urisk exchanged wedding vows Sunday January 2 at the bride's sister home in Lapoint Utah. Bishop L J Walker performed the ceremony. The bride wore white satin and red rose bouquet. Shirley Kay Warburton was maid of honor with pink rose corsage. Lewis Urick served as best man. A reception followed at the Cox home. The couple plans to reside in Ely Nevada after a Los Angeles honeymoon. Ladies Aid met with program on old hymns conducted by Mrs W A Banks. Desert luncheon served. Next meeting January 10 at Mrs Nel MeHerriotts with Mrs Dave Hatch assisting and program directed by Mrs Walter Corless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Nielson
Marian D. Harvey
Manti
Lds Temple
Taylor Nielson
Richfield First
LDS Ward
Emmaret Skidmore
Delta
Lucille Peterson
Centerfield
Wayne“Smidley
Bountiful
Harvey
Provo
William Harvey
Tridell
Byu
LDS Hospitals School of Nursing
University of Utah
Samba Delta
Sigma
Bonnie Kump
Zack Kump
Lapaint
John Urisk
Matt Urisk
Myton
Loyal Cor
Lapoint
L. J. Walker
Lapoint Ward
Shirley Kay Warburton
Lewis Urick
Cox
Los Angeles
Ely
Nev
Ladies Aid
Melba Lattner
W. A. Banks
John Jorgensen
Nel Me Herriott
Dave Hatch
Walter Corless
Ace High Bridge Club Holds Regular Meet
Mrs. M. O. Haswell hosted thirteen Ace High Bridge Club members last Thursday evening. Prizes went to Mrs. Raymond Siddeway, Mrs. Wendell Pope and Mrs. Kenneth Carroll. A salad luncheon was served. The next meeting will be a no-hostess party at Mrs. William Slaugh’s home on January 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. O. Haswell
Ace High Bridge Club
Raymond Siddeway
Wendell Pope
Kenneth Carroll
William Slaugh
Ruth Stevens Hosts Bridge Party With Prizes Awarded
Miss Ruth Stevens entertained Monday evening at her home with a bridge party. Three tables were played and prizes went to Mrs. Floyd Watkins Rhoda Robinson and Carma Rae Samuels. A dessert luncheon was served to two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Stevens
Floyd Watkins
Rhoda Robinson
Carma Rae Samuels
Montana Woolgrowers Auction Collies Fetch $220 at Banquet
Rulon Hacking sent two Border Collies to Dillmont for an auxiliary auction by the Montana Woolgrowers Association of Missoula. Tickets totaling 220 were sold and won by Mrs Walter Paddock of Dillon and Sam McAllister of Browning at the January 6 banquet. The Vernal-raised collies pleased the auxiliary and boosted proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rulon Hacking
S. W. Whitworth
Dillon, Mont
Montana Woolgrowers Assn
Missoula
Mont
Whitworth
Walter Paddock
Dillon
Sam McAllister
Browning
Utopia Club Hosts Weekly Meeting at Mrs Lewis Home
Mrs Charles Lewis and Mrs Howard Woolley hosted last Friday evening for the Utopia club at Mrs Lewis home. Mrs Charles Hatch led a Tolerance lesson and a 13 member and three guest luncheon followed. Upcoming text meeting announced for January 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lewis
Howard Woolley
Lewis
Utopia Club
Charles Hatch
Hatch
Darrell Johnston
Edwin W. Johnson
Woolgrowers Auxiliary Entertained at Party
Members of the Lady Woolgrowers Auxiliary were entertained Friday evening at the home of Mrs. B. H. Stringham with Mrs. Stringham and Mrs. Stephen Stringham as hosts. Games awarded prizes to Mrs. Russell Montgomery, Mrs. Rulon Hacking, and Mrs. Stephen Stringham. Luncheon served to 15 members and one guest, Mrs. C. L. Piper. Next meeting set for February at the home of Mrs. Howard Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Woolgrowers Auxiliary
B. H. Stringham
Stringham
Stephen Stringham
Russell Montgomery
Rulon Hacking
C. L. Piper
Howard Williams
Beaux Arts Club Hosts At Mrs Siddoway Home
Mrs. Ralph Siddowey entertained Beaux Arts club members at her home last Wednesday. Mrs. Harold Davis led a floor coverings lesson and a salad luncheon for 10 members and one guest, Mrs. Paul Bricker. Mrs. John L. Siddoway will host next meeting on Jan. 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Siddoway
Beaux Arts Club
Harold Davis
Paul Bricker
John L. Siddoway
Fire Losses Start Their Winter Run
Fire losses in the United States began their annual winter climb in November totaling 52.949 million dollars, up 2 percent from October’s 51.846 million. The estimates are announced by the National Board of Fire Underwriters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
National Board of Fire
Strawberry Has Record Snowfall This Year
The Daniels Canyon Strawberry summit east of Heber recorded a new snow depth average of 38.7 inches marking a regional record. Supervisor Ivan Sack notes the snow is twice last year’s depth and 57 percent above the 1925 observation average, with water content at 8.5 inches about 45 percent higher than prior measurements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniels Canyon
Strawberry
Heber
Ivan Sack
Provo
Uintah Forest
Sack
Fire Losses Rise Nationally in 1848 Outlook
Year to date losses reach 641.7 million dollars, up 2.7 percent from 624.3 million in the prior 11 months of last year. If current trends continue, fires nationwide may set a new record for 1848. Through November, losses totaled 50.9 million less than the 692.6 million loss in all of 1947, while November’s damages rose 3 percent from 51.3 million a year earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Tridell School News Highlights Student Projects
The fifth and sixth grades plan new projects and a bulletin board for current events. Sixth grade continues world history and starts a Rusale project. Students use water colors in an afternoon session. The museum committee gathered more specimens and seeks show cases. Upper grades viewed popular science slides. Our Weather Winter brings ice and snow, and sledding remains fun. Ruth Morrill and Marta Morrill report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flfth
Ruth Morrill
Marta Morrill
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Peninsula
T. G. Gibby
Melvin Jorgensen
Moses Lake
Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints
Bema Lybbert
Katie Herman
Davy Lee
Graf A. Guffin
Mrs
Dale Staugh
Jesse A. Haws
Or Jan Johnson
Orpha Kay
Mrs. Slaugh
Mr. Slaugh
Brigham Young University
Quality Drug Vernal
East Main
Cultural Arts Club
Kiwanis
Knife and Fork Club
Tabiona
Imperial Hall
Jaycees
City Council
American Legion
Lions
Stake
Altamont
District Court
Imperial
Legion
Hospital News
Uintah Basin
Rancis Ann Calthorpe
Gary Workman
Bonanza
Kit Parker
Rangely
Susie Nelson
Homer Robertson
Jesse Hawa
Douglas
Hammond
Gladys. Haddon
Laird Bowen
Karren Miller
Grant Fields
Elaine Atwood
Henry Chapman
James B. Blackburn
Eabout Town
Grace Manwaring
Ethel Martin
Goldsmith, Nev
George H. Southam
James W. Stephensett
Denver
Colorado
Brute Gale
Blackfoot
Ida
Mrs. Lutherale
Don Adams
Abilene
Tex
Coopers Apartments
Adams
Lois Brady
Edgar Calder
Kenneth
Bonnie Lou Kump
Taies Aid Hors
Old Hymns
Montana
Woolgrowers Auxiliary Auction Local Collies
Woolgrowers Auxiliary
Ralph Siddowey
Beaux Arts
Daynes
Lincoln A. Daynes
Vernel, Nielsen
HOTEL
Vernal Bldg
Nernal
Columbia
Vernal Theatre
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