Ex-Resident Dies Recently In California
Zawara G. Byany 73 of 087 2st St San Bernardino Calif died Dec 28 1941 in a San Bernardino hospital A Vernal native he lived in San Bernardino 38 years He was a carpenter for the Santa Fe Railway 24 years Survivors include widow Annie two sons J F of San Bernardino and M G of Colton a brother Hugh of Norco three sisters Mrs Mary Myrtle Goodman of Corona Mrs Emma Hott of Escondido and Mrs Edith Steight of San Diego and three grandchildren Services held January 2 at Stephens and Jobbitt Chapel with Bishop Merete C Whitinck of San Bernardino Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints officiating burial in Monte Cristo Memorial Park Mrs Evans is sister to Mrs Bory Bennion of Vernal
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Zawara G. Byany
San Bernardino
Calif
Vernal
San Bernardind
Santa Fe Railway
Annie
J. F
M. G
Colton
Hugh
Norco
Mary Myrtle Goodman
Corona
Emma Hott
Escondido
Edith Steight
San Diego
Therpa
Stephens and Jobbitt Chapel
Merete C. Whitinck
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Burlot
Montecsto Memorial Park
Maeser and Colton Eye Care Visit Highlights Local Notes
Frank E. Colton traveled to Provo on Saturday for an eye checkup and will visit his daughter Lela and son in law Frank Goodrich. Carol Feltch and Jan returned from Salt Lake City after Jan underwent throat surgery. George D. Merkley visited with parents and is stationed at Fort Lewis with the National Guard. Ramond Petterson and family stay with Pat Campbell until their house is ready near the Campbell property. The Lishoma girls of Maeser 2nd Ward hosted their fathers at the annual Daddy Date with Snow Roc as the home theme. A light luncheon was served by Leona McCanton and Beverly Merkley with guests including Stake Primary official Tauntine Anderson and others. Jolene Freemyer and Julda Faulkner accompanied Bishop Totty to Long Beach for Eucllia Belcher’s funeral. Archie McConkile spent a day in Pleasant Valley with the Clark Abegglen family. Edward Colton received word of his father James Edward Lawhess’s death in Los Angeles. Mildred Smith and her Nevada-bound children spent the latter part of the week here.
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Frank E. Colton
Provo
Lela
Inlaw
Frank Goodrich
Carol Feltch
Jan
Salt Lake City
George D. Merkley
Morgan Merkley
Fort Lewis
Washington
National Guard
Ramond Petterson
Pat Campbell
Campbell
Lishoma
Maeser 2Nd Ward
Louise Peter
Leona McCanto
Beverly Merkley
Gaynote
Tautine Anderson
Donna Collett
Ed Ina ‘Vernon
Mildred Mansfield
Jolene Freemyer
Julda Faulkner
Garth Totty
Long Beach
California
Eucllia Belcher
Woodrow Belcher
Vernal
Archie McConkile
Pleasant Valley
Clark Abegglen
Edward Colton
James Edward Lawhess
Los Angeles
Mildred Smith
Elke
Nevada
Haslems Visit Relatives and Temple Trips in Utah
Ashley David Haslems travel from Omaha to Salt Lake City for temple work with relatives and friends. The group includes Mr. and Mrs. Niles Haslem and David Haslem visiting Beatrice Morrison and Beatrice Harrison, with trips to temple sites in Salt Lake City and vicinity. David Haslem is stationed at an Air Force base in New Jersey and will depart Feb 15 for Weldbalden Germany.
John Allen Hacking and Luella Merkley Update
John Allen Hacking and Luella Merkley spent part of last week in the hospital. Both are home and Luella is reported to be improving.
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Luella Merkley
Rasmussens Leave for Coast Naples Area
Mr and Mrs Bill Rasmussen and family depart for Bakersfield California as Rasmussen transfers with National Tank Company. The Cook family, Reynolds, and Richards attend Salt Lake City events and a hospital stay. Mrs Reynolds moves from hospital to home. Mrs Kay hosts surgery recovery update. Primary officers host a party with Cub Scouts. Manwaring family visits from Fort Lewis. locals note births and a new daughter for the Mechams.
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Bill Rasmussen
Bakersfield
Calfernta
Mr. Rasmussen
The
National Tank Company
Mrs. Morria
Cook
Glen Reynolds
Stella Richards
Salt Lake City
Dill Rasmussen
Lovell Simmons
Rasmussen
Kitten Balls By Jane Start Of Third Term
Monday marked the beginning of the third term with students Vowing to work harder this term. Twenty seven seventh grade girls joined the chorus, now 107 strong, the largest SSA. Mr Squires mourns the death of his baby girl Monday morning. A matinee dance is scheduled for Friday with Twist and Bristol Stomp winners to be chosen. Semifinalists were selected at term end.
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Mr. Squire
Bristol
Manwaring family tidings from Salt Lake City visit
Waaaring visited Salt Lake City on Tuesday meeting their son Elder Victor Manwaring recently freed from the Central States LDS Mission after two years in the field. Edith Winn of Salt Lake City visited with her daughter and son in law the Earl Merreils as well as the Verdin Manwaring infant who was briefly hospitalized but recovered at home Sunday. Glenn Openshaw departed Tuesday for Twin Falls Idaho to spend a week with his son Dale Openshaw wife and children.
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Waaring
Salt Lake City
Victor Manwaring
Central States
LDS
Manwaring
Edith Winn
Earl Merreils
Ray EB. Nash
East Lake City
Nash
Emma Holmes
Glenn Openshaw
Twin Fails
Idaho
Dale Openishaws
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Regulus
USB Halibut
U.S. Pacific Fleet
Lexington
Navy
Afa
Hawark Potter
Dolfia
Pattarhy
Dlawark Paftarn
Audrer Lane
Tureau
Fox
Peck
Yorks
U.S. Navy
Dristan
Wicks
Coldene
Qoor Turvey
Weil
Vernal Drug CO
Trea Lelivery
Oan
Ford
Fairlane
Ste
EN Ord
Showalter Motor Company
East Maln Bireet
Maeser
Frank Colton
By Donna W. Colle
Ashley David Haslems
Mrs
Alma Preece
David Hadlem Pyre
Omaha
Nebraska
David
Air Force
Niles Moslens
Air Force Base
New Jersey
Weldbalden
Germany
Albert Freestone
Moviss
Priday
Fred L. Rid
Ntess Snow Af Jensen
Beatrice Norrison
Salt Lake
Ronald Whnn
Katie Hodgkinson
Winn
Kenneth Tidwell
Kearns
Jack Doyle
Della Cook
Niles Haslem
David Haslem
Howard Meeham
Pe John Allen Hacking
Naples
Bill
Rasmussens
Coast
Aga
Jon Reynolds
Linda
Kenneth Reynolds
Phillip Manwaring and Son
Ft. Lewis
Montons
Fairview Trailer Court
Howard
Earl Mecham
Mecham Jin
Blanche Neray
Kitten Balls
Jane
Williams
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