Bridal satin gown graces Miss Bodily in Vernon Anderson wedding
Miss Toe le Bodily wed Vernon Anderson in a alt Gsare Temple ceremony attended by close family. The bride, daughter of the late Tone Anderson and Mary Anderson of Inkom, wore white satin with a fitted bodice and flowing train. After the ceremony, a reception followed at Mrs. Dur Van Ultrit Dy home, with plans for a honeymoon at Yellowstone National Park. The groom served as a carpenter and decorator after a World War II air corps service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maeser
Toe le Boi
Vernon Andon Thiraday
Alt Gsare
Idenrocus
Tone Anderson
Nde Fillda Anderson
Inkom
M . Dur van Ultrit
Joseph Fisnc
Snd
Pire
Tssa
Moulton
Evelyn
Ors
Meliowstone Nationa
P “Park
Theel Anderson
Tneyada
Local Mayor and Family Tour Eastern States
A local mayor and his wife, with two daughters Verna and another, undertake a three week eastern tour visiting New York, Detroit, Washington, Pa., and national parks including Colorado's Fountain head. They travel with relatives and plan rail and streetcar trips, sightseeing across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Henderson
Verna
Weshington
Brauewisi
York
Ieee
Regina
Splawn Ladd Rites Solemnized at Rangely Home
Miss Vera Splawn became the bride of Don Ladd in a Rangely Sunday ceremony at the Splawns home. The couple will reside in Rangely after a wedding trip through New Mexico Texas and Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rangely
Vera Splawn
Don Ladd
and Neth Splawn
Robert May Trees
Alngle
Aicent Steton
Albert Phelan
New Mi Texas
Oklahoma
Mrs. Ladd
Old Folks Dinner Set in Uintah County
The Uintah County DUP invites all residents over 70 to the annual Old Folks dinner to be held Thursday July 19 at the Glines Watch chapel. Mrs Thelma Dexter, president, will chair. Transportation offered by contacting the nearest DUP guide. A county officers meeting July 9 will finalize plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah County
Glines Watdh Chapel
Thelma Dexter
Uintah County Dough
Marie Paulson
DUP
Gmite
Derr AX Pate
Novi Uned
Relatives Attend Rites From Many Localities
Funeral services for Mrs. Louella Hatch drew relatives from diverse areas. Attendees included Joe Hatch and four children of Provo. in laws and kin from Newton, Los Angeles, Pittsburgh, Pleasant Grove, Duchesne, Vega, and Ga. Also present were Edwin Dankiet family, Mable Jens Thomas, Wayne Wood of Pleasant Grove, Ted of Newton, Wesley Thomas of Almo, Harvey Hatch of Ogden, and David Clark of Ft Duchesne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louella Hatch
Joe Hatch
Provo
Ire Lani Ae
Edwin Dankiet
Mable Jens
Thomas
Wayne Wood
Pleasant Grove
Low Gate
Ted
Newton
Wesley ‘Thomas
Almo
Harvey Hatchher Ogden
David Clark
Ft. Duchesne
Former Local Miss Crowned 47 at Days of 47 Pageant
Former Vernal Miss Carol Lau Kimball, 3 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs A N Kimball, won the 47 crown among 85 contestants at Hotel Miss. Judith Hale and Janice PelJeren, both of Salt Lake City, will attend her as attendants. Kimball, a University of Utah student active in Delta Delta Delta, has modeled in summers and attended Uintah High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Lau Himba
A N Kimball
Holladay
Judith Hale
Janice Pel Jerean
Salt Lake City
University of Utah
Mies Kimball
Uintah Here
Salt Sake School
Delta Delta Delta Social Sorority
Rough Riders and costumes win rewards at rodeo event
Parade prizes honor Mrs Bartha Cudh in Indian costume and several junior divisions with shared awards. Calf rope and bull riding prizes go to top earners across Thursday to Saturday events, led by Harley May and Olen Sheets with notable earnings and tied placements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartha Cudh
Barbara Murray
Floyd Caudel
Mary Hackli
Myrtle Mackay
Karon McKeachnie
Ellen Clark
Aft
D Lyons
J. P. Haller
Lloyd Hawkins
Harley May
Tert Jay
Mitchel
Louis Landauer
Weldon Hutledge
Dick Jenkins
Irvin Miles
J. P. Haper
Iekabe
Harley
Oscar Tloye di Bidiats
Cedeka
Miss Lois McCarrel and Dan Roberts Wed in Salt Lake Temple
Miss Lois McCarrel and Dan Elmer Roberts were married June 20 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. The ceremony was officiated by Elmer Morgan Roberts of Provo with families and friends present. The bride wore white satin brocade with a scalloped bertha collar and carried summer blossoms. the couple plan to live in Midvale and Salt Lake City area as Roberts resumes teaching after Army service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Lds Temple
Lois McCarrel
Dan Elmer Roberts
Lon McCarrel
Ard
Arthur Corness
Vernal
Elmer Morgan Roberts
Provo
Rubert I. Young
Temple
Mr. i
A. Alfred Roger Beck
Groos
Stella H. Oaks
Eugene Woodruff
Stella Glines
Chellus M., Caldwell
Eleanor Packard
Leila M. Back
Cleo B. Elton
Stella Harmer
Lynn Roberts
Pearl Snow Peir
Belle R. Sinnott
Edyth R. Maxfield
Amanda Knight
Roberts
Seattle
Wash
Army
Far Eastern Command
Riverton
Jordan
Brigham Young University
Dan Elmar Roberts
Salt Lake Temple
Tributes Paid Lovella Hatch At Last Rites
A funeral tribute at Lovella Hatch’s service featured a vocal solo That Wonderful Mother of Mine by George C. Davis and remarks on Hatch’s pioneer family. Willa Hatch offered a benevolence, and other speakers included Charles A. Harwe and Bisine Lee. Grandchildren Glendon Hatch Burnell Hatch Marvey Hatch Ormon Eaten Abe Strassburg and Toy Swen were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovella Hatch
George C. Davis
Jesse A. Haw
Ale
Gard Gardens
Orgense
Bish
Willa B. Iade
Hatch
Lapeli
Benealta
Charles
Bisine Lee
Glendon Hatch
Burnell Hatch
Marvey Hatch
Ormon Eaten
Aebe Strassburg
Toy Swen
Funeral Details For Carl Tis Held In Provo
Carl Tis funeral services were held with burial at Provo Cemetery. Attending were Vernal friends and relatives including Mr and Mrs Kenneth Redothy, Martin W. Stopping, Charles Nelles, and others visiting over a weekend from Indiana and nearby places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Nelles
Als ¢ Vests
Indiana
Gorden
Johnson to Return From Kansas City Business Trip
Will L. Johnson will return Sunday evening from Kansas City Missouri where he has been attending business matters for the past two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will L. Johnson
Kansas City
Teen-Times vacationers and visitors family notes
A Salt Lake City based group spans several towns with travel plans and visits. Misa Merlene Davis and family joined Fourth of July visits to relatives. Arlene Despain returned from Vernal to Salem. Tyrrell A Seager plans a High Uintas five day trip. Don Merkley and Grand Junction guests stayed with local families. Ethel Busch tours from Los Angeles. vet Dr Burritt arrives Vernal. Howard Walker family enjoyed a Salt Lake visit with Wilkins relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Accel Walker
Low Ann
Steven
Salt Lake
4-H Club News and Local Social Activities
Uintah 4-H Stitchers meet to sew skirts and blouses. additions Jeannie Shiner and Cara Bich join. Jensen Home Improvers discuss celery party and refreshments served by Rose Robingartylub. Super Duper Project paints figurines. sixth summer meeting held at Testler home with water melon served. Kitchenette 4-H cooks breakfast and plans swimming party. no hostes event for husbands planned at hydroplant. Rodeo era youth dances and outings feature Crown Queen Rex McKinlay and others. ward activities include skating nights and picnics. Church notices list L D S wards and area services for Saint Pauls, Catholic and other congregations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uortah
Violet Hardy
Uintah
Jeannie Shiner
Cara Bich
Atome Improvers
Anna Beacham
Jensen
Rose
Elinor King
Testler
Ann King
Leola Anderson
Beth Big
Utah Power & Light Ladies Club
Shirley Bullock
Ethel Bowden
Leafy Moore
Ashey Canyon
Flodeo
Rex McKinlay
Marilyn Price
Timothy
Kathleen
Joyor Robbing
Lewie Vincent
Cherie Gee
Dal Malley
Shirley Glines
Doc Murray
Pat Jone
Vernal
Buddy Jacobsen
Norma Jean Carroll
Keith Sessions
Bea Pope
Mericl Hacking
Dorothy Luck
Sonn Siddoway
Rita Stewa
Joan Karren
Glenna Walker
Glenn
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John Thomas Snyder
Third Ward
Jo Anne Showalter
Roy Showalter
Boyder
Sheriff
Herbert M. Snyder
Peper
Lucile Bodily
Vernon Anderson
Uintah Algh Brosh
LDS Business College
Uintah State Bank
Caternis Rulsion
Brigham
Young Tie Mort
Ymmia
Are Corp
England
Sud
Samobue
Alabama
Rangely Home
Bullee
Elliot Calhoun
Eon Ratledge
Tom Hel Sit
Jay Laceauer
Elliot Kour
Tom Derney
Weldon Rutide
Jimmy Suckla
Hank Reed
Bony Nonatts
Tom Dawney
Fred Lang- Hon
Pac
Mickey Flowers
Andy Weydon
Ellon Ca.fouh
San. BO
Onds
Tom Geining
Sin i
Harle Bhea May
Filding
Olen Sheets
1D Elliot
J. S Nesbitt
Dorren Hayden
Helo
Tom Downey
Osalir
Dan E. Roberts
Roosevelt
Page
Charlotte Davies
Ft. Collins
Colo
Melvin Allred
Chall Allred
Burley
Eugene Graham
Colorado
Batrok
Carolyn
Sharon
Miles
Carlsbad
Sedalla
Dallas
Vern Roberts
Don Era Janes
Melva Helen Glines
Bernice Slaugh
Slaugh Motor Company
Roy Roberts
Mark Roberts
Newport
Oregon
Helen R. “Woods
S. Merle R. George
San Bernantino
Ienal
Mary Glines
Ray Roberts
Jesse A. Haws
Avard Rigby
Richard D. Rust
Phil Watkins
Sowards
May
Earl Calder
Mable
Archie Johnson
Aubrey Hodgkinson
Ralph Walker
Dwain Soderquist
Leslie Thacker
Evelyn Richardson
Stephen
Miltos Mill
American Legion Witbeck Post
J. Wallace Johnson
Bill Slaugh
Lloyd Eatone Roberts
Myron Hacking
Yal Alfred
Thelbert McCarrell
Wendell Glines
Frank
Harold Roberts
Lynn D. Bigelow
Dallas Bree
Nora Moore
Lynn Slaugh
Bill Gregory
S. Arch Gregory
Mr. Woods
Lll
Barbara Lowe
Roose Wes
Thurmer Jasminssen
Olnt
Mintie McKee
Midvale
Nese
Carol Dean Moultrie
Hawternne Eldon
Allred
Mexico
Sylvia Allred
Gusher
Mervin Slaugh
Snyder
Texas
Faye Peterson
Arva Rose Orman
Wyo
Annie Kimball
Hoosavelt
Alice Merkley
Hob
Teen-Times
Misa Merlene Davis
Harold FE Davis
Arlene Despain
Salem
Bus Watch
Roy Despain
High Uintas
Tyrrell
Seager
Chain Lakes
Baldy Mountains
Los Angeles
Claude H. Eaton
Ethel Busch
Kenseth R. Burritt
Mr. Burritt
Colorado A & M
Delta
Howard Walker
Blaine, Temars
Beverly Jean
Tooele
Mason Aterson
Charles J. Valencia
Santa Cruz
Cal
Soule Steel Co
An Francisco
Saints
Viet
Ierson
Sewell
Awake Club
Jody Klerglen
Ager Ae Sificey Pectag
Churck
L.D.B. First Ward
Priesthood
Holy Communion
Church School
Men's Council
Apt
pan—Pilgrim Fellowship
Ashley Lode
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