Minister consoles mourner at grave in quiet cemetery
A minister finds a man kneeling by a grave crying in the cemetery. He offers sympathy and a moment of shared sorrow as the scene unfolds in a somber, reflective mood.
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1964
Page
10
A minister finds a man kneeling by a grave crying in the cemetery. He offers sympathy and a moment of shared sorrow as the scene unfolds in a somber, reflective mood.
Utah Department of Fish and Game released 1963 elk hunt figures showing 2,585 permit holders took 1,045 animals for a 41 percent success rate across 16 units. In 1962, 2,522 hunters took 1,173 animals for 47 percent. Of the 1,045 harvested, 647 were bulls, 338 cows, and 60 calves, with notable unit variation and 46 of 2,585 permit holders not hunting.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Moosman observed their twenty fifth wedding anniversary on January 23. Married in Vernal on January 23, 1939, they have lived in Whiterocks except for two years during Mr. Moosman’s military service. They have four children Barbara Bolton John Lyle Kaye and Helen. They are grandparents of Richard Gilbert and Lena Bolton.
Guests at Ann Boltons slumber party included Becky Larson Marie Lumburg Christine Brisbin Adrienne Shisler Klea Robsin and Patricia Barnum. Mrs Delma Long traveled to Provo for her nephew wedding with Audry Taylor visiting with her daughter Maxine Fazzio. Betty North visited her parents Mr and Mrs Seymour Duke in Heber. The Wrayne Haslems hosted Mr and Mrs Mark Foreman and son from York Nebraska who toured Flaming Gorge Dam. J O Hoop spent three days in a Salt Lake hospital for a medical checkup.
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