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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1953
Page
3
City ordinances prohibit dogs entering churches cafes and public buildings and warn parents not to bring dogs to elementary schools. Police note dogs following children to Central School cause nuisance while Vernal taxes set 2.00 for male dogs and 5.00 for females.
Provo residents Mr and Mrs Acel Haslem and daughters visited Bishop and Mrs John Harrison in Lapoint. Several other locals spent time in Vernal Salt Lake City and Hayden attending meals visits hospital stays and family gatherings over the past week.
Funeral services for Suzie Arrats of Whiterocks were held Saturday at 1 pm in the Randlett Episcopal Church led by Rev. Joseph Hogben. Arrats died Monday January 5 at 9:30 pm at Roosevelt Hospital after a lingering illness. Born in Ugkagwa, she was married to Thomas Yungup, who died years ago, and later to Johnny White. She was a daughter of Kochomanashen of Lapoint and visited Sunday with Carl Halland's family.
The obituary notes survivors including son Tom my Arrats of Roosevelt and brother Harry Kochomanashen of White Tocks with nine half brothers Ralph Kochomanathen of Nevada and five grandchildren. Burla was buried in Randlett Episcopal Cemetery. The article mentions an allout tax program leaving the taxpayer all-n.
Readers recall old time rites and small town life from Kentucky memories. The notes describe three to four day camp meetings, dusty unpaved roads oiled by tank wagons, children walking to school in rain and snow, winter ice cutting, and church confessions with neighbors recalling sins and drinking.
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