Funeral Rites For Ardath Siddoway Held In Vernal
Tributes were paid at Ardath Siddoway’s funeral held Monday afternoon in Vernal, with the ward bishopric directing. Ardath Young Siddoway, born March 20, 1912, died after an appendectomy at Salt Lake City, survived by his wife Bart Henderson, parents, siblings, and a son Keith. Interment followed in Vernal cemetery. pallbearers included local and family members.
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Vernal
C B Bartlett
Tridell
Charlies
Ernest W. Henderson
Gordon Young
J Lowell Fox
Erlaid Preece
Lynn Freestone
Ardath Young Siddoway
Frank A
Ella Young Siddoway
Barta Henderson
Salt Lake Temple
Ashton
Duchesne
Siddoway
Verenal Gun Club
Vernal Second Ward
Peace Officers 36 Convention Set for Vernal Next Year
Invited by Sheriff J Emery Johnson and backed by the Lions club and local groups Vernal will host the 1936 Peace Officers convention. The Salt Lake City closing days were last Friday and Saturday, with about five hundred sheriffs judges and officials expected to visit Vernal for the annual gathering. Johnson was named to the directors board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherriff J Emery Johnson
Lions Club
Salt Lake City
Johnson
Vernal
Uintah County Audit Praises Local Officials
A March 30 county audit filed with the Uintah board of commissioners lauds Black River Uintah County offices. Reuben McConkie calls it one of the most complete audits, covering 1933-34 with 25 pages on the clerk’s office. He commends Treasurer, Recorder, and Assessor for up to date, efficient, and accurate accounting.
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Uintah
Board of Commissioners
Reuben McConkie
McConkies
National Band Director Visits Vernal Tuesday
National High School Band Association president Ro McAllister visited Vernal on his way to Greeley Colorado to conduct an all high school band school. He noted the upcoming year music calls require an oboe and bassoon and praised Vernal High School for its instrument readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ro McAllister
National High School Band Association
Vernal
Greeley
Colorado
McAllister
Utah
USA
VHS Band
Lios@ Winn of
Joseph E Rich Funeral Held in Vernal
Funeral services for Joseph E Rich were held at the Vernal First Ward chapel. Speakers noted his long community service and pioneer family roots, with interment at the Vernal cemetery. Surviving relatives include three brothers, three sisters, and multiple children and grandchildren across several states.
Paving of Twists Project Advances With Rock Asphalt
Good headway is being made with the Twists project as a large machine spreads native rock asphalt on the highway. Thirteen trucks haul material from the stockpile at the asphalt plant. Work began at Half Way Hollow and will continue toward the High Line canal.
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Ialfway Hollow
High Line Canal
Pioneer of Ashley Valley Dies at Home Duchesne
Edwin Rushton Wardle 66 farmer of Duchesne died Monday morning at his home from heart and Brights disease after a yearlong illness. Born September 10 1863 in West Jordan he moved with family to Midway Vernal in 1890 and is survived by widow Florence Lyons Wardle an adopted daughter two sisters. Funeral services were held in Duchesne and Vernal with burial at Maeser cemetery.
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Edwin Rushton Wardle
Duchesne
Mr Wardle
West Jordan
Edwin Ralph
Betsy Orinda Thompson Wardle
Midway
Vernal
Florence Lyons Wards
Friedra Wardie Curran
Fannie Sheiton
Moon Lake Celebration Draws Big Crowds
Large crowds from Uintah and Duchesne counties attended the Moon Lake Dam celebration held at the damsite and Bridgelane. Governor Henry H Blood and William FR Wallace spoke praising Basin residents for securing better water storage to protect crops. Uintah county surveyor Leon P Christensen, a state water storage advocate, was highlighted for his work. Special editions of Roosevelt Standard and Uintah Basin Record noted the Duchesne County water storage project.
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Uintah
Duchesne
Moon Lake Dam
Damsite
Bridgelane
Henry H Blood
William FR Wallace
Leon P Christensen
Uintah County
State Water Starfare Commission
Uintah Basin
Duchesne County
Maeser Town Approved by Commission
County commissioners sanction the incorporation of Maeser Town with John L McCon his appointed president and William F Vernon and Andrew J Vernon as trustees until an election. Waterworks planned and federal funds ready for development. Countywide measures include pest control with lime powder and hospital debate. Budget and relief work proposals discussed along with road projects and FE A truck support.
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Maecey
Toun
John L MecConhis
William F. Vernon
Andrew J .Vernon
Maeser
Uintah County
F L Noel
Weldon K Bullock
L G. Noble
E Smith
Vinetah
Ofr Lund
County Era
FEA
Did Joan inherit her beauty yes her father left her a drug store Li
Joan inherits a drug store from her father after his passing. The line hints at a family business legacy and a personal trait linked to beauty, though specifics are limited.
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Joan
Package Agency Opens at Vernal for Liquor Sales
Vernal saw the first legal liquor sales since prohibition as the package agency at Aline Tah Drug opened on Wednesday afternoon. By noon, more than sixty licenses to purchase liquor had been issued by local agent TT Johnston.
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Vernal
Alinetah
T T Johnston
Vernal Dentist To Address Pacific Coast Dental Confab
Dr Wallace 5S Calder, a 59 year old Vernal dentist, leaves Friday for San Diego to speak at the Pacific Coast Dental Conference on July 13 about newer appliances in operative dentistry for children. Calder, a Chicago College of Dental Surgery graduate, has studied at University of Edinburgh and BYU, and is the son of Bishop and Mrs Pontha Calder.
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Wallace
Calder
San Diego
Calif
Pacific Coast Dental Conference
Chicago College of Dental Surgery
Forsythe Infirmery
Boston
Loyola Band
University of Edinburgh of Edinburgh
Scotland
Willow Creek Rancher Survives Near Fatal Bridge Accident
Claude May, a Willow Creek rancher, drove off a bridge on Willow Creek road and rolled into the creek bed fifteen feet below. He escaped with scratches and bruises as the creek was not full. County pledges aid to fix dangerous bridges and plans an inspection trip soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude May
Willow Creek
Jim Luster
Mr May
Fourth of July Celebration at Iron Springs
Preparations are complete for a large Iron Springs Fourth of July event with a noon barbecue open to all. Stewart, club president, anticipates a big turnout for the sports, contests, and an outing in the Ashley National Forest.
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Iron Springs
Stewart
Ashley National Forest
Soldier Visits Brother After Long Absence
WEG Ten Broeck of Fort Duchesne Utah and HH Ten Broeck of Williamsport are visiting their brother Charles Ten Broeck in the city for a few days. This is W D Ten Broeck’s first east visit in fifty five years. He served as a Civil War clerk in the commissary and later two six year terms in the U S Cavalry traveling across states west of the Mississippi. Before returning home the brothers will travel to Phoenicia, their birthplace.
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Ten Broeck
Fort Duchesne
Utah
H Ten Broeck
Williamsport
Charles Ten Broeck
D Ten
Phoenicia
Kingston
Daily Leader
New York
Million Acres of Grazing Area To be Released
In response to petitions to Washington about Uintah county grazing lands, officials warn that only a portion of the 1.5 million acres withdrawn for Indians will be kept. A delegation from the Indian Bureau will meet stockmen soon, with Mr Marshall to conference with livestock men and residents to fashion a plan acceptable to all.
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Uintah County
Washington
Indian Department
Uintah and
Ouray Reservation
David Hornalder
Democratic County
Willam H. King
Abe Murdock
Indian Bureau
Hill Creek
Grand County
Mr. Marshall
Utah
Bureau
Indians Bureau
Roosevelt
Vernal
William 1F
King
Kingle Ability Murdocke
Secretary of the Interior
Uintah
Duchesne
Enrry
Collier
Ickes
Murdock
Indiana
Marshall
South Dakota
Tribune
Funeral for Benjamin F Peters in Ashley Friday
Funeral services for Benjamin Franklin Peters pioneer of Ashley Valley will be held Friday at the Ashley ward chapel. Mr Peters died Monday July 1 at his home in Ashley after a three month illness. He was born June 18 1861 in Denver Colorado and lived in Kamas Utah and Salt Lake City in youth. He married Sarah Fraughton in Kamas May 1 1883 and moved to Ashley Valley 46 years ago. Surviving are his widow eight children and a brother Dutch Peters in Washington.
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Ashley
Benjamin Franklin Peters
Ashley Valley
Orlock
Ashley Ward
Peters
Denver
beJden
County Attorney Stugh W Colton Returns From Idaho Trip
County Attorney Stugh W Colton returned Monday from a business trip to Pocatello Idaho. He planned to resume official duties and review files upon his return.
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Stugh
Colton
Pocatello Idaho
Vernal Conjoint Programs Set For Next Sunday Evening
Conjoint programs will be held next Sunday evening at 860 p m at the Vernal First and Second Ward chapels. First Ward features Itelen Tenney piano solo, Wallace Cook trombone duet, Lloyd Winn and Coral Eaton tale, Archie Johnson vocal solo, Ver non Collier. Second Ward presents Wanda Johnson piano solo, Isabel Dillman clarinet solo, Iria Manwaring tell story, Don L. McConkle talk, and Miss Donna Hanks vocal solo. Public invited.
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Itelen Tenney
Wallace Cook
Lloyd Winn
Coral Eaton
Archie Johnson
Vernon Collier
Second Ward
Wanda Johnson
Isabel Dillman
Iria Manwaring
Don L. McConkle
Donna Hanks
Medical Meet at Green Lakes and Vernal
The Uintah Basin Medical convention at Green Lakes and Vernal attracted doctors from outside areas. It opened with evening entertainment at Green Lakes, included fishing and scenic outings, a visit to the Dinosaur, and a Green River fishing excursion. Guest speakers were Dr J G Olson, Supervisor J O Stewart, and Dr Geo Fisher of Ogden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah Basin
Green Lakes
Vernal
Red Canyon
Green River
J LeRoy Kay
Carnegie Museum
Alton Hatch
J G Olson
Ogden
J O Stewart
Geo, Fisher
WPA Program Explained to Provo Club Members
Provo club members heard WPA program details from Tiarry Jessen and Dr Dorothy Bird Nyewander. They described federal insurance support, monthly wages from 44 to 70 dollars, and potential 44 hour work weeks as cities gain a chance to fund local improvement projects.
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PROVO
Tiarry Jessen
Public Works Department
Dorothy Bird Ny
Ewander
State Planning Board
Social Service Department
WPA
Provo Club
Pacaday
Nodel Roberts
Mr. Jessen
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Ardathy
Niddoway
Old Station
Lorenzo
Brigham Young
Vernal Secom Ward
Siddaway
LDS Hospital
Wm. H SiMoway
My Father
Speaders
John Hall
J Clive Davis
William B Erekson
C S Carter
Ardath
Lorna Nurray
Elva Davis
J Wilford Bastian
George F Walker
Meda Walker
Harold E Davis
O Norman Olsen
L. G Neble
Edwardg W Picerard
Nye
Law
Congress
Eich
Nulaance
Roosevelt National Youth Administration
Eugene Care Geta
Gen. Johnson
Werk
Kallef
Jon Louis
Cengressman
Reuben C. McConkie
Sherff
AR McAllister
Joseph E.rich
Bear Lake
Idaho
Mable Stagg
Charles Hardy Gate
Unto Jesus
Mae Calder
Mae Jorgensen
Helen Calder
Harold E Davis Lloyd Winn
Carl G Davis
Wm B Wallis
Ernest Eaton
Driver E Smith
Chase Rich
Bear Lake Country
Bshop
Theernal
Warren Richardson
Charles Clyde Loen Sam
Alva Hatch
Reed Rich
Joseph Edwin Rich
Chas Coulson
Jane Susanna Stock Rich
Paris
Louisa Pool Hatch
Alvah Alexander
Mary Elizabeth Nelson Hatch
John Rich Boise
Charles Rich
Arthur Rich
Price
Clare Johnson
Long Beach
Libby Sabey
San Francisco
George Young Gusher
Mark Cook
Smartsville
Alva Fich
John Rich
Los Angeles
Mars Pope
Moab Reed
Mont Rich
Mary Freeman
Rich
H. H Norgard
Intermountain West
Moon Lake
John L. McConkie
New Town
Dr, Wallace Calder
TR Ten Broek of
Kah
B.F." Peters
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