Mary A Gibson Pioneer Dies in Ashley Saturday
Mary A Gibson 83 died Saturday afternoon at her Ashley home after a brief illness. Funeral services will be held in the Ashley ward chapel today under the bishopric. She was born September 11 1851 in East Lake and lived in Rhoades Valley before moving to Ashley. Survived by two daughters Mrs Eccles and Mrs Sowards a son James L Gibson and a Salt Lake City dean who is abroad. Burial will be in Gibson cemetery beside her husband.
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Mary A Gibson
Ashley
Ashley Ward
Gibson
Sarah A Eccles
New York
Mary E Sowards
Gibsort
East Lake
John Lambert
Adelia Grosbeck
Rhoades Valley
Kamas
William Gibson
Salt Lake
Mirs Gibsom
Eccles
Sowards
James L Gibson
School of Arts and Science
University of Utah
University
Dhajysa
Pontha Calder
Dallas
Burnal Cemetery
Son
Heber City
Rosamond
Davis
Salt Lake City
Chopin
Gwen Roberts
Arthur Manwaring
Driver E Smith
Jesus
May
Eight Year Old Naples Boy Injured by Loose Horse
Marvin Stevens third son of Mr and Mrs William Stevens of Naples was kicked on the forehead by a horse loose on the Naples school playground. The animal kicked as he and a companion tried to drive it away. The hoof print marks the injury but the blow merely dazed him briefly. First aid by Miss Meda Walker. Will Dudley and Rome Goodrich transported him to Vernal where the wound was dressed. Aside from a severe headache he has no other effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Stevens
William Stevens
Naples
Ward
Martin
Meda Walker
Will Dudley
Jensen
Rome Goodrich
Vernal
Grace Slaugh
Wilson Duke
Dallas Hatch
Grace Blaugh
Grant Calder
Yica
Sigma Cat
Jim Gunn
Logan
Miss Davis
Rosa
Mond Davis
Hugh W Colton
Divine
John Jorgenyt
Etarg Hal
Dallas
Wisen
Uintah High School
G Noble
Lonefellow
Moulton
Epperson
Leota Fire Destroys Home. Children Escape Alone
The residence of Wm. Alfred in Randlett burned to the ground Wednesday night. While parents were at Leota, two children and 10 at home heard attic noises and saw a light reflection. They fled a mile and a half to a neighbor for help, but the fire consumed everything. Three years earlier they were burned out at the same place.
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Randlett
Alfred
PT. A
Leota
District Court Terms Set For Uintah County 1933
The Fourth District Court for Uintah County schedules regular terms for 1933. Sessions begin Monday Feb 25, Monday Jun 3, Monday Aug 26, and Tuesday Nov 12 with court convening at 7 PM.
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Uintah Moty
Funeral Services for Two Pneumonia Victims Here
Graveside services are held at Rock Point cemetery for Charles A Williams eighty two a stock man from Hill Creek who died January 19 in Valley hospital of pneumonia and James McConnell fifty a janitor and local plumber who died Monday of pneumonia awaiting his sister Mrs Anna Tiffany of Salem Oregon for arrangements.
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Rock Point
Charles A Williams
Hill Creek
Valley Hospital
James McConnell
Coltharp
Anna Tiffany
Salem
Oregon
Champ Bouts On Jan 31 At Uintah High Gym
East of Utah and northwest Colorado wrestling fans will see a two sport card at Vernal Uintah High School gym. The event features Ira Dern versus Don De Laun in a two of three falls bout and HK Colombo versus Ted Wright for one fall in an hour.
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Utah
Colorado
Uintah High School
Aire Apearing
Salt Lake
Ira Dern
Don de Laun
Colombo
Jimmy Walcott
Billy Snedden
Ogden
Art Palmer
Ernie Gray
Sherm Henderson
Intermountain
Mrs W B Chase Visits Salt Lake City
Mrs W B Chase is spending a few days visiting Salt Lake City, enjoying the scenery and local sites during her stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W B Chase
Salt Lake City
Roosevelt and Vernal Lions Luncheon Discuss Road Plans
At the joint luncheon of the Vernal and Roosevelt Lion Clubs held at the Community House, President P Cowan presided as members debated improving US40 from Heber City to Vernal with hard surface and designating feeder roads as secondary state highways. A statewide petition to the Legislature and road commission was proposed, with Dartboard readings and a Uintah Basin water reservoir data push.
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Vernal
Roosevelt Lion Clubs
Community House
P & Cowan
Heber City
Sand Ridge
Uintah High School
Lorna Cook
Gwen Bate
Enid Lambert
Miriam Young
Dean Young
United Action
Uintah Basin
State Road Commisson and Cinsist
Roosevelt Club
Duchesne
State Road Commission
W & Henderson
R C Cooper
L P
Christensen
State Planning Board
Uintah County
W. Henderson
Boulder Dam
Roosevelt
W. H Rupple
Charles Albright
D P. Whitmore
Fred C Ferron
R . Warnock
L. Saunders
Mel H Luneverge
Willard Day
Carl Pryor
R .S Jordan
D Smith
Grand Junction
W L
Johnson County
Vernon Gun Club names committees at Monday meeting
The Vernal Gun Club announced year long committees at a Monday night session led by president James O Stewart. Proposed nesting and hunting grounds along Green River were discussed with state and federal officials. The club plans a summer celebration at Iron Springs and will form trap and rifle teams inviting Dragon Roosevelt and Duchesnell to join events.
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Vernal Gun Club
James O Stewart
Green River
Iron Springs
Vernal
Brush Creek Mountain
Endeavor
Dragon Roosevelt
Duchesnell
Clark Newell
J Emery Johnson
Lion Thorne
L Soderquist
Kenneth Richardon
Floyd Noel
P L Cowan
Hugh W Colton
Wallace Calder H B Miliecam
L. Shimmin
Bus Hatch
Francis Feltch
Utah Legislature Enters Second Week With 25 Measures
The Twenty First Utah Legislature began its second week with 25 bills ready for consideration and indications of more to follow. The Senate led in new laws and amendments with 17 proposals, while the House introduced eight bills. Taxation and social legislation dominate early activity, with liquor control and industrial compensation among items favored by pre-session prognosticators. The scene reflects a clash between conservative lawmakers and liberal-leaning proposals as sessions proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Lake City
Twenty-First
Utah
Herbert B Maw
House
Senate
Larvelty
Souso
Session at District Court with Multiple Decis ions and Divorces Granted
Judge Abe W Turner presided at a short district court session. Two divorces were granted including Minnie Campbell and Lester Campbell with custody awarded to Minnie. Probate cases granted letters of administration for Fred Dickson and Nephi Preece. Final accounts approved for Mary Christine Nielson Westover William W Wilson and George B Miller. Various estates and jury matters listed with amended pleadings and notes signed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe W. Turner
Abe W Turner
F. M Alder
Turner
F. L
Fred Dickson
Nephi Preece
Mary Christine Nielson Westover
William W Wlison
George B Miller
Sarah C McCoy
Elizabeth Karren
John L Oakeson
Maurice W Cooley
Lana
Doyle McClellan
John J Dailey
Fred Wall
Andrew Vernon
Wallace
Caroline Oaks
W T Rawleigh Company
J P Stevens
Howard Stevens
Clovard
Minnie W Chapman
George W Baese
Arayle Roper
Carl Roberts
Nellie E McKee
Pardon
Ruby Dodds
James Pippas
Uintah Farm Bureau
Uintah Stake Quarterly Conference This February
The Uintah stake holds its regular quarterly conference on the upcoming weekend. Only one session is expected, scheduled for Saturday evening with further sessions on Sunday if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah Stake
Fis
Impressive Funeral for Four Victims of Auto Wreck
Four Uintah County residents died in a Friday morning automobile crash. Grace Slaugh and Wilson Duke were among the victims, with Dallas Hatch and Rosamond Davis also honored in Vernal services. Over 1,200 attended the Twin Ward funeral events and community leaders voiced condolences and shared memories of the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas Hatch
Wilson Duke
Vernal 1St Ward
Heber City
Wilson
Vernal
Wilson Duka
Salt Lake City
Rosamond Davis
Grace Slaugh
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Ashley Valley
Uintah High Gym
Roosevelt and Vernal Lions
Gun Club
Capitol Dome
US P A. Service
First Ward Chapel
O Clork
Vernal First Ward
Warren, Richardson
Uintah High Ahook
Miss Blaugh
Seriies
Stu
Miss Flauch
Mittal
Vernal Second Ward
Miss Slaugh
Earl Tenney
Gleaner
Blaugh
Driver BE Smith
John Hair
Gil
Alfred Simper
Davis Wards
Slaugh
Alice Fox
Arthur Manwaring Fuller Remington
First Ward
Utah State Agricultural College
H. Calder
Elmer G. Peterson
Wikwon Puke
Bel
Frank Epperson
Ifeber City
John Stagg College
Imperial Hall