RANDLETT Awards Netted By Adult Group
The graduation of the Adult Anronic Priesthood was held Saturday evening at the Roosevelt Stake House. Graduation certificates were awarded to Ralph Taylors, Stanley Nebekers, Elba Justices, Albert Harris and the John Youngs. The Grant Pickups and Donna Packup received certificates in a Sunday meeting led by Bishop Austin Wardle. A social followed. Local families and ward members attended, with multiple church officials listed among attendees and sustaining Sunday School teachers.
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Roosevelt Stake House
Ralph Taylors
Stanley Nebekers
Elba
Albert Harris
John Youngs
Grant Pickups
Donna Packup
Austin Wardle
Calvin Jorgensen
Ervin Youngs
Austin Wardie
Chaney Penfold
Midvale
Merbert Harris
Nulan Anderton
Mary Young
Irene Jensen
Shirley Pickup
Roy
Denese
Judy
Roosevelt
Blake Peay
Bonnie
Provo
Mr Peay
William W Wilson
Brigham City
Walter B Stoddard
Hish Lake
Leona Jorgensen
Mia
Ward House
Hat Makers Report TV Men Have Largest Heads
Hat makers say advertising and TV men show the biggest head measurements with a 47 7 percent average, 48 above the general TV average. The claim highlights differences in head size among professionals in media and advertising.
Bankers hear on advertising value at institute panel
A panel on business development through advertising opened at Motel Utah and runs through Saturday. Robert Murray Jr of Yeoples Industrial Corp, Danville Va, said newspaper ads are the simplest effective form. Executives from Trodea Daniel, Industrial Credit Co, and Wyroggan Hall weighed direct mail radio and agency use. Marriner E Eccles urged wage curbs and tax cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Murray Jr
Yeoples Industrial Oon Corp
Danville
Tie
American Industrial Bankers’ Assn. Institute
Utah
Murray
Motert Hodes
Trodea Daniel
New York
Stanley E Nelson
Industrial Credit Co
St Paul
Hodes
Nfall
Marriner E Eccles
First Security Corp
Salt Lake City
Naples W McCallisters Visit in Naples
Ada Openshaw reports a Naples social note. Sacramento Calif residents Mr and Mrs Wesley Mc Callister and family visit James Richardson and brothers George William Richardson and Ray Richardson. Various relatives travel or return from California Hurricane Chicago Las Vegas and Bloomfield appear in brief mentions.
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Ada Openshaw
Wesley McCallister
Sacramento
Calif
James Richardson
George William Richardson
Ray Richardson
California
MeCallister
Gladys Richardson
Hal Goodrich
Las Vegas
Nev
Jerome Goodrich
Jo Lyn
Morris Cook
Elizabeth Nash
Alvin
Wendell
Chicago
Ray Truggins
Hoya
Rosa Merrell
Bureau of Reclamation
D Bloomfield
N. M
Court News in the Fourth Judicial District 2000
In Uintah County court at the courthouse detainees faced cases heard by Judge Joseph E Nelson. Defendants include Nob Atwood for bad checks with up to one year in jail, Shirley Wade Williamson for second degree burglary with 1-10 years in the state penitentiary, Wayne York for bad checks with probation terms, Kneale Sakaikent for first degree murder awaiting trial, Dallas Richardson for second degree burglary, Glenn Pittman for a forged check and probation revocation, Bart Hatch for second degree burglary, and multiple civil and probate actions including guardianships and administration matters. The docket also lists various hearings, motions, and settlements, plus notes on attendances at a niece’s wedding in Salt Lake City and family news.
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Fourth Judicial District Court
Jung
Uintah
Joseph E Nelson
State of Utah
Nob Atwood
Myrtle Mackay
Shirley Wade Williamson
Brown Derby
Utah
Wayne York
Adult Patale Board
Kneale Sakaikent
Dallas
Richardson
Mill
Mdse Mart
Ken’s
Army and Navy Store
Glenn Pittman
Willis Stevens
State Penitentiary
Bart Hatch
Milburn Wiatch Dba
Hatch Plumbing
Kayle L Sundquist
Alice Murray
Ashley
Joanne Gardner
Ned L Gardner
Gardner
Douglas Galbraith
Dba
Galbraith Mercantile
Ritchie J Stubbs
Frances Lou Stubbs
Galbraith
Pauline J
Chiles
Ashley T Bennion
Ira Allen Ashton
Effie Caldwell
Arus M Caldwell
Leslie Leigh Soderstrom
Markward Soderstrom
Beverly
Soderstrom
Louis BP Anderle
Ann E Anderle
Trank
Tuber
James II Cowley
Marle Reader
Summer activities to enliven county schedule
County recreation director Rondo Grimon announced a busy summer program with activities for all ages. Tennis and art instruction run on multiple days at Maeser School lawn and city park, with Myrtle Tran sen and Betty Mecham leading sessions. A horseshoe tournament is set for Saturday evening August 2 at the city park courts, with daily evening practice and park lights available for public use.
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Maeser
Betty Mecham
Helen Millecam
Myrtleangen
Myrtle Transen
Harmon
Not Guilty Plea Entered in Uintah County Murder Case
Neale Saknikent, 39, White Jocks Indian, pleaded not guilty to first degree murder at his arraignment on Tuesday June 24 before Fourth District Judge Joseph B. Nelson. Edgar Ungarasken 52, Bennett Uintah County was found May 14 with a brain hemorrhage from severe beating. Trial set for Nov 17. Saknikent held without bail in Uintah County Jail, in custody of Sheriff H M Snyder.
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Neale Saknikent
Fourth District
Joseph B. Nelson
Saknikent
Edgar (Greenstick) Ungarasken
Bennett
Uintah County
Vernal
Ungarasken
Fourth Judicial District
H M Snyder
PhD for Dale Itawa at Cornell University
Dale Itawa son of Mr and Mrs Jesse Haws recently earned his Doctor of Philosophy degree from Cornell University. His path included Uinta High School class of 1945, service in the armed forces, Brigham Young University, Utah State University, and service in the Korean War. He earned an MS at Iowa State College in 1955 and a PhD at Cornell in 1950. He is now an assistant professor at the University of Kentucky researching medical and veterinary entomology.
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Dale Haws
Jesse Haws
Cornell University
Dale
Uinta High School
Armed Forces
Brigham Young University
Utah State University
Iowa State College
University of Kentucky
Vernal Visit Precedes Move to Salt Lake for Haws Family
Mr and Mrs Jesse A Wawa long time Vernal residents completed a one year LDS mission in Carthoxo Jall near the martyrdom site of Joseph Smith Jr. They plan to move to Salt Lake City. Mr Maws, a Vernal native, retired after 34 years at the Vernal Post Office. Mrs Hawa, born in Vernal, formerly Luna Caton, worked in several mercantile roles. The family visited with son Dale, now with a Cornell PhD, in Lexington, and met sons Max and Jack at Kay Haws wedding reception before moving to Salt Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse A Wawa
Vernal
Salt Lake City
Carthoxo Jall
Alto
Joseph Smith, Jr
LDS Church
Maws
Mra Hawa
Salt Lake Baker Buys City Bakery in Vernal
Karl Ebmeyer, a Salt Lake City baker, bought the City Bakery on South Vernal Avenue from LaMer Nawkins. Ebmeyer, once with New England Bakeries, previously ran a Sugar House shop for 26 years. He and Opal Ebmeyer plan to move to Vernal. their son serves in the Navy and two daughters live in Salt Lake City.
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Karl Ebmeyer
Salt Lake
Opal Ebmeyer
Albertson's
Vernal
Navy
Salt Lake City
Rerther
Waws
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