Final tributes paid Charles Hatch at Vernal services
Charles A Hatch 71 retired businessman and former Uintah County assessor received final tributes Tuesday at 1 pm in Vernal Third Ward chapel. He died Saturday at 3:15 pm in Salt Lake hospital after surgery and illness. The service featured prayers, songs, and speakers including Walter Woolley and Janet Wallis. Burial followed at Vernal Memorial Park Cemetery with grave by Asher Merkley. Hatch was born December 9 1888 in Vernal and married Mary Lewis in 1941 at the Salt Lake Temple. He served in many public offices, including Uintah County clerk 1921-24 and Uintah County assessor from 1950 to January 1899.
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Charles Hatch
Charles A. Hatch
Uintah County
Vernal Third Ward
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Salt Lake
Harold Hultinger
May Jorgensen
Mary Schaefermeyer
Sewards
Virginia Hacking
Glade Eowards
Beharrimeyer
Walter Woolley
Alicea Woolley
Roberta Ufford
Pat Stewart
Janet Wallis
Wns
Driver E. Smith
Ladles
Alvin E. Weeks
DeVere ‘Carroll
Leo Hacking
Bert Hatch
Charlea Lewis
Claude Hatch
Disine Lee
Burlet
Vernal Memorial Parks Cemetery
Asher Merkley
Mr Hotel
Decemer
Vernal
Alvay Alexander
Mary Elizabeth Nelson Hatel
Mary Lewis
Temple
Open House Planned At Dinosaur National Monument Center
Vernal area receives one inch rainfall easing drought as four inches of snow fall on Leidy Reserve lands. Open house planned by Vernal Chamber and Park Service at Dinosaur National Monument visitor center to acquaint local businesses with facilities. Center hours 7 am to 7 pm in summer, extended to 9 pm Wednesday. free transport available and a new Split Mountain Gorge picnic area with tables and fireplaces.
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Vernal
Vernal Area
Forest Service
Leidy Reale
Bureau of Land Management
United County Agricultural Agents
National Park Service
Assis
Vernal Chamber of Commerce
Dinosaur National Monument
Facilti
Caro
Split Mountain Gorge
Utah State University
American Legion Witbeck
Boys State
Sora
Brent Anderson
Frell Anderson
Reese Walker
Frank Walker
The
Lions Club
Clyde Ashby
Harold Ashby
Rance
Sonja
Rhett
Randy Searle
Lynn Cundick
Ray Cundick
J C Penney Company
Douglas Match
Roy Hatch
Boyd Hatch
Douglas Pritt
James Lube
Dank
Date Massey
Cecil Massey
Kiwanis
Dan Miracle
L. Mirtele
Searle Gat Company
Herbert Snyder
Ashton Brothers
Dick Roberts
Rod. Roberts
Vernal and
Nexall Drug Companies
William Winder
Wallace Winder
First Security Bank
Jimmy Workman
Freedom And Its Responsibility At Stake Conf
Elder Marlon D Ihnks spoke on freedom and choice at Ashley Stake conference. Elder Hanks emphasized thoughtful reading and prudent selection amid a flood of writers material. About 790 LDS members and friends attended the 10am session in the stake tabernacle. President Wm. D B Wallis conducted. Choirs from Ashley and Gilnes wards performed under Donnell Wardle with Meda Spectra at organ. The morning opened with singing Did You Think to Pray and invocation by Frank G Slaugh. C Laurence Fox spoke on Moses and fear, urging pure hands and heart. (Continued on page 8).
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First Council of Seventy
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Ashley Stake
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A Lewis Elggreri
General Church Welfare
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Choi
Ashley and Gilnes
Donnell Wardle
Meda Spectra
Mr. Wardle
Toni Goodrich
Frank G. Slaugh
God
Watths
Stake
LDS
C. Laurence Fox
Moses
Batan
Dinosaur Land Open Golf Tourney Slated July 25 26
Vernal Golf Course hosts the Dinosaurland Open on July 25 and 26 with about 30 to 40 players and roughly 120 entrants expected from across the state. Golf pro Jerry Braun reported the plans and noted organizers include Jim Anderson.
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Vernal Golf Course
Jerry Braun
Jim Anderson
Flaming Gorge viewing area opens. Uintah budget rises
Public parking and a new shelter project overlook the Flaming Gorge Dam construction in the Dutch John area as bids are invited for related facilities. Uintah School District sets a 1959-60 budget of 1.453 million with a mill levy increase to fund building reserves and ongoing school improvements.
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John
Flaming Gorga
Blaraing Gorge
J. R. Walton
US Bureau of Reclamation
View Point
Flaming Gorge
Green River
Ashley Falls
Colorado River System
Red
Uinta Mountains
Dutch John
Bureau of Reclamation
USBIR
Uintah
Officialg
Board of Education
Gulf Oil Company
Naples
Ite
Jensen
Red Wash
Vernahg Yat
Uy A
Hn . DU
Muerer School
Whiterocks
Allorra Junior High School
Todd
Uintah High School
Doyle Landon
Carl G. Johnson
Six Day Camp Brings 265 Scouts and Leaders to Uintah Park
The Uintah Basin Boy Scouts held the 1959 Uintah Park six day camp in Uintah Canyon from June 22 to 27 with 205 boys and leaders participating. A three district Court of Honor drew 609 in the campfire arena as 375 advancements were awarded. Order of the Arrow nominations and a sunrise religious service highlighted activities with 19 campers named for OA, while a pancake breakfast honored those earning the National Camping Award.
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Ulota Park
Uinta Canyon
Boy Scouts of
Uintah Basin
Rulon
Dean Skinner
Glines
Order of the Arrow
Porter Merrell
Duchesne Lds
Lloyd Smith
Duchesne Lds Blaka Ymmia
Uintah Yosin
Neill C. Jensen
Duchesne
J and Mrs Leland Workman Sponsored by Woodey Searle
A brief notice lists J and Mrs Leland Workman as sponsors with Woodey Searle named in connection. The fragment provides only sponsor names and acknowledge Woodey Searle’s involvement.
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J and Mrs. Leland Workman
Woodey Searle
Pioneer Day Celebration Planned in Vernal
Big Vernal Pioneer Day events slated for Friday July 24 include a parade program and games with airplane rides and a large evening display. The celebration features entries from wards, businesses and organizations depicting Mormon Pioneers entering Utah and Ashley Valleys. General chairman Alvin E Weeks leads the planning for Ashley and Utah LIDS Stakes with committees chaired by Whitney D Hammond Nell Anderson Monty A Mansfield.
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Utah
Ashley Valleys
Alvin E Weeks
Ashley and Uintah Lids Stakes
Chalerben
Whitney 'D Hammond
Las Nell Anderson
Monty A. Mansfield
Gilsonite Firm Averts Strike Over New Contract
United Steelworkers narrowly avoided a strike after late Tuesday voting approved a one year contract with American Gilsonite Co. The deal includes a 2 cent hourly wage raise and guaranteed overtime improvements, night shift differential pay, group insurance, and other benefits replacing the expired three year pact.
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United Steelworkers of America
Tore
American Gilsonite Co
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