Conference session notes and officer changes announced
A church conference concluded with afternoon sessions led by Irva Tuber Donna Tarte and Toni Goodrich. Elder Christiansen and President Wallis administered sustaining of new officers as the choir performed and speakers shared uplifting reflections. Updates listed officer changes including Tullis Haws Wardle Jones and several board appointments, with ordination and release actions across stake leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irva Tuber
Donna Tarte
Toni Qoodrich
Glenn Onis
Christiansen
Wallis
Tresident Caldwell
Mia Caldwell
Hiness
Tullis
Jeass
Carthage Hall
Alte
Carthage
Salt Lake Temple
Stake
God
Ells Morrill
W. Lamond
J. C Haws
Ard Cyans
Uwigh Coutell
Doral
Ted) Thacker
Lowell St Wardle
Ymmia
Warren S Jones
Allin S Jlardy
Ferron Paterson
Glen Merkley
Eileen Chivers
Virginia Caldwell
YWMIA
Rondon Sullivan
Fabonil
Io Gaylon R McKee
Stay Haslem
Garth Gardner
Wm Mott
Lyn Mecham
Ernest L. Caldwell
Victor L. Bingham
W Lamond Tullis
Itigh Council
J C. Haws
Lowell% Wardle
Glen Oldroyd
Albert Freestone
Leonard Perry
Charles Palmer
Clyde Bartlett
Joann Hawkins
Naples Ray Gee Family Takes Trip East
Mr and Mrs Ray Gee and children Ler Dawn and Bob left Friday for a vacation in Youngstown Ohio to visit Mr Gee's parents the Fred Gees. Evens accompanied them to Ohio to attend a school convention. Mr and Mrs Ferris Gard Iner spent last week visiting Salt Lake City with the Marlen Moons. Mrs Moon is the former Lorna Southant Grace Meyers of Panguitch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Gee
Ler Dawn
Bobby
Youngstown
Ohio
Mr Gee
Fred Gees
Evens
Ferris Gard Iner
Salt Lake City
Moon
Lorna Southant
Grace Meyers
Pangultch
Niles Southam
Dallas Merrel
Roosevelt
Harold Merrells
Stanley Anderson
Dale Openshaw
Camp Williams
Officers Training School
Carl Gardiner
Salt Lake
Garth Moss
Vernal Unit slated under Central Utah Project plan
The Bureau of Reclamation reports a Vernal Unit in the Central Utah Project with no hydroelectric development planned. It would focus on upland game areas and Stewart Lake State Refuge improvements at the confluence of Aghiey Creek and Grown River, with costs around 6.874 million dollars and annual operating expenses near 22,800 dollars. Water exchanges with other units expected as projects complete. no existing rights impaired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pish
Wild Ife
Stewart Lake State Refuge
Bureau of Reclamation
Central
Utah
Colorado River
Glen Canyon
Flaming Gorge
Recreation and Fish and Wildlife
Steinaker
Calendar reveals events and plans for Vernal airport expansion
The calendar on display in the Chamber highlights upcoming community events and explains how to avoid scheduling conflicts. A $100,000 expansion program is planned for Vernal airport with runway lighting extended from 4000 to 6500 feet to allow Frontier to operate larger planes. The Reclamation's chief seeks rights of way in the reservoir area and road relocation, while Swain reports a lumber access road in Deep Creek opening to Johnson Creek and enabling Baldies anglers to reach fishing spots. The improved road would allow motorists to travel at 60 mph smoothly, Swain states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J C
Chamber of Thee
Vernal Airport
Frontier
Ducean of Reclamation
Swain
Deep Creek
Johinson Creek
Baldies
Kitchen Queens 411 Club Meets at Simmons Home
Reporter Ellen Richardson notes the Kitchen Queens 411 club gathered at Mary Margaret Simmons home on July 1. Members made swirl lemon biscuits and jelly intense. The next meeting will be at the home of Fiten Richardson in Sty a.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitchen Queens 411
Ellen Richardson
Mary Margaret Simmons
Fiten Richardson
Sty A
Social Gatherings and Visits Span Neighborhood This Week
The Sparks family hosts visitors as relatives come in from Bonanza and Roy. Mrs Moss plans a week with her parents before returning home. Mr and Mrs Gardiner hosted a neighborhood ice cream party for 28 families. The Lassons and Soderquist families visited Asaet Hawa's home. The Japior Gospel Doctrine class, led by Mrs Boyd Merrill and Mrs Lawrence Kay, held an outdoor party at Green River Gorge with about 60 attendees including the Sunday School leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparks
New
Mra Moss
Ferma Gardiner
Maude Karten
Bonanza
Herson
Ivan
Mit Lasson
Belvin Soderquist
Roy
Asaet Hawa
Boyd Mererill
Lawrence Kay
Green Hiver Gorge
Ada Open- Shaw
Birthday Dinner Honors F Jenkins and Local Visitors
A birthday dinner was held for Frank Jenkins with attendees including Mrs Dean Preece and her daughter Linda Craig, the Gene Workman family, and many others from Myton, Spanish Fork, Vernal, and surrounding areas. Several visits and gatherings continued through the week with relatives and friends from Duchesne, Roosevelt, Salt Lake City, and Provo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Jenkins
Wete Mra
Dean Preece
Linda
Craig
Gene Workman
Myton
David Jenkins
Warl
Martin
Darrell
David Jenking
Spanish Fork
Ronald Wortocks
Frances Lou Stubbs
Pearl Latrum
Washington
Bill Vaushn
Ward House
Bud Muse
Duchesne
Neldon Nyberg
Roosevelt
Garbara Nyberg
Danny Kelley
Salt Take City
Cecil Hardman
MC Adams
Lyle Perry
Robert Steele
Rangely
Hayden Fosters
Charley Bigelows
Larry Jammer
Seattle
Wash
Ray Houstons
White Rocks
Jessie Neumeyer
Sike Thompsons
Price
Joseph Horrocks
Steamboat Springs
Darrell Swain
Thompsons
Mra Vu Smith
Smith
Rex Jenkins
Jenkins
Woymick
Merlin Watkins
Tom Abplanalp
Vernal
Ora Swain
Lamond Tullis
Pros Vo
LeAnn
Brenda Joyce Rich
Bob Riche
Dean Huber
Everett Walkers
Midvate
Lasit
Leon Walker
Linds Kump
Bishop
Adrian Kump
Vernal Hospital
Uintah County Hospital
Blackburn
George Bigelows
Jay Corless
Provo
Minnie Neynolds
D Bigelo
Liberty May Be Gained Not Recovered, Says Unis Maxtiat
A terse quotation from Unis maxtiat emphasizes that liberty once won must be guarded, warning that freedom cannot be casually restored once lost. The remark frames a vigilance message attributed to Jean Jacques Rowsesdl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Jacques Rowsesdl
Moon Lake Electric Buys Artesia Power Co in Colo
Moon Lake Electric Association announced the purchase of Artesia Power Company by Moon Lake. Artesia was formerly owned by I W Cox who built the small distribution system after the Rangely oil discovery and operated it until recent weeks. Artesia service will now be provided from Rangely Colorado with crews stationed there. Moon Lake projects an overall 25 percent rate reduction for Artesia customers under Moon Lake rates consistent with Uintah Basin pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artesia Power Company
Moon Lake Electric Association
Ron CD Uwarrison
I W Cox
Artesia
Rangely
Cox
Colorado
Harrison
Moon Lake
Uintah
Board Chooses and Budgets Highlight 1937 58 district matters
The article lists several educators by name with background details from Starr Valley and Provo, including Harmon Warmon Yarmon and Jady, their degrees, military service, and LDS church roles. It notes a 1958 59 budget of 1,209,145.08, a mill levy rise to 3.6395, and a planned $80,000 reserve. Four teachers were fired recently, with assignments in Salt Lake City and Vernal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmon
Starr Vallex
Wyoming
Brigham Young University
California
Armed Services
Oklahoma
North Carolina
Warmon
Provo City
Beigham Young University
Yarmon
June Riddles
Walters
Tarmons
Wirmon
Fourth Ward
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Hard
Jady
North Sanpete
Maeser
Ulitat High School
Whiterocks
Mardy
Haws
Chook Board
Naples
Charles Moreison
Salt Unke City
Social Studles
Alterra Jr High
Leland Carroll
Mon Ucello
Ashley Val
Denwtae
Mine Victim Chivers Family Rallies for Funeral in Vernal
The funeral details follow the death of Chivers family member born July 21 1911 in Vernal to Nathan and Mattie Collier Chivers. Surviving are his widow Pearl Pace plus six daughters a son and two babies who preceded him in death. A long list of brothers sisters and numerous grandchildren from Vernal Rifle Rifle Rifle Rifle Rifle and other Utah towns attend through out of state relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hvin Simper
Glen, Marvin
Lowell Chivers
Arden Stewart Clay Duncan
Bill Ifgich
Chivera
Vernal
Nathan
Mattie Collier
Chivers
Ife
Pearl Pace
T J
Loraine) Lewellen
Durango
Cole
Ben
la Reta
Kimbell Rufle
Dean
Wanema
ElRay
Bonnie) Dunjean
Neela
J T Lewellen
Norma
Ricky J
Ben Kimbell
Benny
Donna
Barita
Dora Bure
Ginny Lee
Salt Lake
Larry Dudlavy Blanding
Hatch Heber
Carl Boren
Craig
Warold Dudley Randlett
Fromm Bonanza 1
UHS Grads Split On College Plans In Utah Study
Len Bennett reports on a survey of 5 395 Utah high school graduates about continuing education. 4 451 expect to support themselves with parental help while in school. He argues a $3 billion scholarship program is unnecessary and favors a loan plan for those who need aid, funded by a limited number of borrowers repaid after graduation. He plans to introduce a bill for this loan program as an alternative to federal aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Bennett
Utah
Len Bennett
Congress
Grade and Subject Openings Across Levels
The notice lists vacancies for grade and seventh grade science at the Junior High, speech and English at the high school, and girls' physical education at the high school. Positions still open include a dodinish and math teacher for sixth grade at Central and a 9th Allerra Jrigh role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
Allerra
Vernal youths leave for Boys State citizenship school
Seventeen Uintah County youths depart Saturday for Camp Williams to attend the American Legion Boys State program. Sponsors include Dalt Jiullinger Laon Gerald Wedgkinson Jayeves Dennia Hacking Milan Col ton Dick Freestoke Vere nal Drug Nett Stevens Bas alm Loans Joseph Just Lions Frank DB Stewland Kiwanis Jerry Murray Casada Construction Cloyd McCarrell Intermountain Congete Budge Wallis The Vernal Express Benny Pree stone First Security Dank David Bennion Ashton Brown Larry Pope Mark Pope Glen Vernon Vernal Legion Post. Jensen Post of the American Legion sponsors Robert Phillip Jones Frank Dudley and James Lenartz. The boys will learn government functions and report back to sponsors after July 32.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah Bosin
Camp Williama
American Legion
Toys
Dalt Jiullinger
Laon
Gerald Wedgkinson
Jayeves
Dennia Hacking
Milan Colton
Dick Freestoke
Verenal Drug
Nett Stevens
Basalm Loans
Joseph Just
Lions
Frank DB
Stewland
Kiwanis
Jerry Murray
Casada Construction
Cloyd McCarrell
Intermountain Congete
Budge Wallis
The
Vernal Express
Benny Preestone
First Security
Dank
David Bennion
Ashton Brown
Larry Pope
Mark Pope
Glen Vernon
Vernal Legion
Post
Jensen Post
Robert Phillip Jones
Frank Dudley
James Lenartz
Funeral Held For Steven Hullinger Sriday in Davis
Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2 pm in the Davis Ward Y M H A for Steven Trea ton Hullinger 67 who died Tuesday at 2 am in Uintah County hospital of a heart attack. The service opened with a prayer by Bishop Snyrum Slaugh and songs including In the Garden, Sometime We ll Understand, Oh My Father, Rock of Ages. Speakers included Lige Jackson Lynn Richens and Lloyd Clement with a grave dedication at Vernal Memorial Park Cemetery by Bishop Alfred Simper. Pallbearers were Delbert Mullinger Edward Mullinger Lester Mullinger Bud Anderson Warold Anderson and Duff Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis Ward
Y Hapa
Steven Treaton U Hullinger
Uintah County Hospital
Snyrum Slaugh
Marle Smuin
Carol Southam
Nile Richens
Owen Slaugh Birchell
Rich
Glade Sowards
Lige Jackson
My Father
Ging
Lloyd Clement Serond
Lynn Richens
Arthur Harrison
Burlat
Vernal Memorial Park
Alfred Simper
Delbert
Edward
Lester Mullinger
Duff
Bud
Warold Anderson
Foresters Visit Ashley National Forest on German trip
On Wednesday June 28 United States Forest Service Chief Hichard McArdle led a delegation including Regional Forester Floyd Iverson and German officials Dr Walter Mann and Wolfgang Koehler. They toured the Ashley National Forest inspecting multiple use projects and revegetation efforts. From Vernal the party continued to Colorado National Forests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hichard
McArdle
United States Forest Sars
Ashley National Forest
Doctor McArdle
Floyd Iverson
Walter Mann
West Germany
Wolfgang Koehler
United States
A R McConkle
Red Cloud Loop
Thomas
Dry Tork
Torest
Germany
Vernal
Na Onal
Colorado
Hancock Couple Welcome Daughter Born At Utah State
Mr and Mrs Norman Hancock of Logan announce the birth of their first child a baby girl born Friday June 27. The infant weighed pounds. Proud grandparents are Mr and Mrs Elmo Nardy of Vernal Mrs Wardy and Shir Jene Simper are visiting the Hancocks. Mr Hancock is an engineering student at Utah State University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Hancock
Logan
Hancock
Elmo Nardy
Vernal
Wardy
Shir- Jene Simper
Hancocks
Utah State University
Hullinger Man Dies in Vernal Era Family Notes
Mr Wullinger born March 23 1891 in Vernal to Delbert Deston and Abagail Shelton Hullinger. He married Elizabeth Clark May 12 1615 in Vernal. Survivors include widow Vernal, sons daughters Doe and Alfred Hullinger, Mrs Donna Karren, Mrs Philecty Bowthorpe all of Vernal, Mrs Mary Eckert Hanna Wye, brother and sister William James, Mrs Phidella Anderson of Vernal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wullinger
Vernal
Delbert Deston
Abatgail
Shelton Hullinger
Elizabeth Clark
Doe
Alfred Hullinger
Donna Karren
Philecty Bowthorpe
Mary Eckert
Hanna
Wye
William
James
Phidella
Anderson
Wology 4 Power Lines to Deliver Uintah Basin Power
Moon Lake Association plans power delivery from the Wlam ding Gorga plant to Uintah Basin suppliers. A new line from a switch station six miles southeast of Vernal will terminate all transmission and support Moon Lake Electric Association supply, with construction soon underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie
Wlamding Gorga
Uintah
Moon Lake
Uintah Basin
Dareau
Warrison
Awltch
Vernal
Moon Lake Electric Association
Nifty Stitchers Hold First Club Meeting
The Nifty Stitchers 411 club met at Cheryl McLean’s home on June 28 to select officers and set a permanent meeting date. Dee Ann Stichardson is president, Sandra Merrell vice president, Annette Goodrich secretary, with Cheryl McLean as reporter. Light refreshments were served. The second meeting occurred at leader Norma McLean’s home on June 30, where members practiced songs and began cutting and sewing their first items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nifty Stichers Neporior
Cheryl McLean
Stitchers
Dee Ann Stichardson
Sandra Merrell
Annette Goodrich
Norma McLean
Spic and Span 4H Club Elects Leaders
On June 19 the Spic and Span 41% club met at leader Janpen Leichhardt home. Officers elected: Carolyne Timothy president, Connie Simper secretary, Lee Ann McKeachnie reporter. Members made sandwiches and planned banana shakes at Lee Ann McKeachnie’s home next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SPAN
Lee Ann McKeachnie
Fleportey
Janpen Leichhardt
Carolyne Timothy
Connie Simper
Lee Jann McKeachnie
Maesen Bakers Elect New Leaders in June Meeting
The Maeser Bakers held a meeting on June 10 at leader Sandra Macking’s home. Officers chosen: Diane Abplanalp president, Clara Jean Abplanalp vice president, Jane Willama secretary and treasurer, Linda Anderson song leader, and Adreana Raines as reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maesen Bakers
Adreana Raines
Maeser Bakers 411 Club
Sandra Macking
Diane Abplanalp
Clara Jean
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ada
Mable Jenkins
Charles D. Anderson
Orlo Goodrich
National Safety Council
Mr. Goodrich
Moon Lake Elec. Buys Power Co
Artesia, Colo
Isesee
Centrat School
Lenor Dibrich
Bagelb
UHS
TV Bosin
Steven Hullinger
Sriday
Davis
Foresters Ford
Ashley Forest
Uintah County
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