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Newspaper

Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1961

Page

13

Maeser Ist Glen Anderson In Colorado

Glen Anderson works in the Bureau of Proclamation laboratory in Gunnison Colorado. He received a transfer from the National Guard to Western States College in Gunnison where he will be with his father Rulon Anderson. Several local figures gave talks at Maeser second ward Sunday night and many residents attended church events and family visits across Utah and nearby states.

Glen Anderson Bureau of Proclamation Gunnigan Colo Glen National Guard Western States College Gunnison Rulon Anderson

Whiterocks Court of Honor Held Jan

Verna Hoopes reports Whiterocks Court of Honor on Jan 8 where Morgan Johnson Wynn Robb and Daniel Allen earned second class scout badges and Stewart Morrill and Jimmy Hoopes received tenderfoot badges. Badge pins were by parents Leonard Norrocka and others. Delegations from Vernal and local PTA attended and several community members were noted.

Whiterocks Morgan, Johnson Wyndon Robb Daniel Allen Stewart Morrill Jimmy Hoopes Joyce, Holton

Artesia Laurence Lees Visit Children

Mr and Mrs Laurence Lee and grandson Jerry Matris ciano visited Mr and Mrs Jimmie Lee and Mr and Mrs Fred Fhohr in Rock Springs Wyoming Tuesday night. Mrs Rodney Wilson and Mr and Mrs Ozzie Smith went to Grand Junction Wednesday returning Thursday. A pink and blues shower was given Wednesday night honoring Vonda Parnell at the home of Beulah Miller. Rodney Wilson took his wife to St. Marys Hospital in Grand Junction where she will receive surgery Monday. Mr and Mrs Tony Machado of Vernal visited Mr and Mrs Kenneth Lee Sunday.

Harvey McKea Tauline Anderson Maeser 2Nd Ward Wilbur Oaks Dutch John Owen Hacking Tridel Pat Tanke Cole Art Borea Lloyd Islands Korea Boyd Ashby Harold Ashby Neddie Oaks Kenneth Oaks Denver Gates Claude Hatch Jennie Salt Lake City Clauda Utah Wool Growers Hatch Rose Roberts Claude Baby Atch Rulon Hacking Mr. Wacking Trulon Hacking Rulon Harold McKee Tillie Bascom Santaquin Utah Taymond Bascom Idaho Marvin Smith Clyde Jarrett Fontana Calif Morris Vernon Ile Gerald Mur le ‘Campbell Hene Raines Laurence Lee Jerry Matrisciano Jimmie Lee Fred Fhohr Rock Springs Wyoming Rodney Wilson Ozzie Smith Grand Junction Vonda Parnell Beulah Miller St. Mary’s Horpital

Correction on residents moved from the Trailer Park

Mr and Mrs William Day and Mr and Mrs C W Beevers who moved recently from the Trailer Park had been working at the Phosphate Plant.

William Day C.W. Beevers Perk

Oil News No. 143 Miracle-Wooster drilling locations listed

Compilation of drilling locations and test plans in the Southwest Bitter Creek area and South Cottonwood Wash region. Details include Wasatch and Emery tests, elevations, spudding dates in 1960, and operators such as Phillips Petroleum Co and Byllesby Co. Noted are completions, dry wells, and historic workovers in Wasatch, Green River, and Mesaverde plays.

Gawke Miracle-Wooster Bitter Creek Sweetwater Creek Skyline of Co Atsland Butte Gate Canyon Phillips Pet. Co P&a Byllesby If M. Byllesby and Co South Cottonwood Wash Dellson Drig/ Co Byllesby I. M. Dyllesby and Co Miracle-Wooster Drig Contr Byllesby N. M. Byllesby and Co Red Wash Greenriver Orig Aleland Butta Phillips Petr. Co Eley Walker Hollow Humble Oil & Mefining Co West Broken Arrow Rge Dellson Drig, Co Sunray Oil Co Utah Corporation

TACT The Plumber Teaches Politeness In Tactful Conduct

A craftsman instructs his helper on conduct emphasizing politeness in delicate situations. He says the proper response to a woman in the tub is calm courtesy, noting that saying Beg pardon and addressing with sir embodies tact and good manners.

Funeral for A S Goodrich Held Saturday

Funeral services for Alfred Slade Goodrich 71 were held in the Bluebell Ward chapel. He died January 12 at 1 05 p m at his home after a long illness. Burial was in Bluebell Cemetery with graveside dedication by Leslie Goodrich. Pallbearers were six sons Leonard Rulon Arvil Evan Norman and Boyd Goodrich. He was born August 20 1889 in Vernal to George and Rhoda Slade Goodrich and married Sylvia Ann Hancock in Vernal on August 21 1912. He was a farmer at Bluebell for about 60 years and retired last year due to health. He was active in LDS Church and past director of Dry Gulch Irrigation Co. and Moon Lake Water Users Assn. Survivors include his widow six sons four daughters and numerous grandchildren, with many relatives listed.

Alfred Slade Goodrich Bluebell Ward Howard Todd Hore Orvel Stone Oh My Father Qowenna Goodrich Jeanie Seeley Kirk Larsen Edgar Cook Igorda Seeley Byron Goodrich Garrett Stone Leland Angus Roosevelt Bernard Castrup Arthur Timothy Hale Holgate Arcadia A. Bward Winkler Bluebell Leslie Goodrich Leonard Rulon Arvil Evan Norman Boyd Goodrich Mr. Goodrich Vernal George Rhoda Slade Goodrich Sylviaj Ann Hancock Idaho Falls Goodrich LDS Church Dry Gulch Irrigation Co Moon Lake Ruth) Stone Lehi Albert G. Goodrich Moses Lake Wash Nellie Collett Bountifua Parley Tridell Vilate Bodily Mia Lucy Lind Ron Mars Leona Manwaring Salt Lake City Leslie B. Bivebell

Naples Woman Injured Falling on Ice

Mrs. Bert Karren suffered hip injuries Monday evening after slipping on ice and was transported to a hospital for treatment. Miss Carolyn Goodrich, a beauty school student in Salt Lake City, spent the weekend with her parents. The Garatners and family also traveled to Salt Lake City for their daughter Tenn e’s Make it Yourself with Wool contest. Attendees at Fred Goodrich’s Bluebell funeral included Jerome Goodrich, Carlie Goodrich, Jenn aon ie Heber Powell, Elva Manwaring, and state Representative Asher Manwaring.

Bert Karren Carolyn Goodrich Salt Lake City Clyde Garatner Tenne Fred Goodrich Bluebell Jerome Goodrich Carlie Goodrich Ennaon Ie Heber Powlell Elva Manwaring Asher Manwaring

Rule May Raise Acreage Limit For State Parks

The Interior Department proposes amendments to raise the annual acreage State park systems may acquire on Federal lands from 640 to 6400 acres, with temporary 12800 acre allowances 1960–1962. The changes include permanent reversionary land-use terms, new late-application processing rules, and Alaska hood adjustments. Public comment period opens after Federal Register publication.

The Interior George Abbott Congress Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management Edward Woozley BLM Alaska Department Recreation and Public Purposes Act Bureau of Land, Management Woozley Oklahoma Colorado New Mexico Federal Register United States Department of the Inferior Washington

Weekend visit by Salt Lake City residents noted

Mrs Edith Winn of Salt Lake City spent the weekend with her daughter Mrs Earl Merrell. Sunday evening meeting directed by High Councilman E A Gee featured Seminary students Carolyn Stevens Janet Hopkins Cheryl Eaton Gordon Gee and the councilman. Special musical numbers included a piano solo by Geraldine Washburn and a violin solo by Glen MLandan accompanied by Washburn.

Salt Lake City Edith Winn Earl Merrell E. A. Gee Seminary Carolyn Stevens Janet Hopkins Cheryl Eaton Gordon Gee High Geraldine Washburn Glen Mlandan Miss Washburn

Quiet Fragments Highlight Messy Courtroom Notes

Readable fragments from a column or transcript show disjointed lines about a tense night. The text hints at a domestic scene with muted sounds and a reference to a mother figure, suggesting an unfinished diary style entry rather than a full report.

4 H FFA Boys Attend Denver Livestock Show

Nine hundred and eleven 4 H and FFA club members returned from the Western National Livestock Show in Denver Colorado. The Vernal youths included Bob Harry Teddy Wall Norman Powell Neddy Oaks Gary Snow Boyd Ashby and Leon Mansfield. Local truckers Victor Wilkins and Grant Southam supplied free transportation for eight years. County agent Bill Farmsworth organized the trip. In Denver the group toured Gates Rubber Company plant observed tires belts and show exhibits. The livestock classes sheep swine beef and quarterhorses drew strong showmanship and stockmen from the west.

Denver FFA Spoaren Denver Western National Livestock Show Douglas Cook Grant Southam Boyd Ashby Gary Harrison Leon Mansfield Ted Wall Bill Farnsworth Kent Southam Neddy Oaks Norman Powell Robert Herris Victor Wilkins Boyd Snow Jensen Bob Harry Teddy Wall Randlett Vernal, Soc Gea UE Gary Oy Snow Bill Farmsworth Gates Rubber Company West

Strep and measles lead Uintah health report

Utah health figures for Uintah County week ending January 13 and 14 show measles in second place with nine cases, followed by four whooping cough and two mumps, totaling 29 reportable diseases. The note also mentions rodeo and horse show events attracting visitors and related marketing concerns.

Uintah County Utah

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Maeser Caddie Oaks Gib Brown National Guard Armory Sature By Verna Hoopes Mra. Leonard Nor.rocka of Gerald Boltons Barbara Bolton Marvin Hunsaker Blake Sunday School Board Gary Christensen Marinus Christensera Christensen Verna Hoopes Whiterocks Pta Whiterocks School Stanley Hoopes Valois Morrill Bishop Morrill Verna Sloopes Wilma ‘Alien PTA Alterra Jr Kenneth Stephens Andrew Cudi Veteran’s Hospital Ralph Montes White Rocks Grant Johnson Roosevelt Hospital Johnson Myrum Slaugh Artesia Laurence Lees By June Lee A.S. Goodrich Naples B. Karren By Ada Opershaw Allence FFA Club Pse Eral Miro Vernal Express
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