Visitors from Washington and Kansas City Arrive in Vernal
Mrs. Max P. Reid and children are visiting Vernal for a month at the home of Mrs. Reid’s mother, Mrs. L J Scho field, formerly Marjory Twitchell. Mr and Mrs Maurice Kidd s have come from Kansas City, Mo where Maurice has been attending school. Mrs Kidd is the former Anne Amonette of Centerville Ind. They plan to make their home in Vernal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal
Washington D. C
Max P. Reid
Reid
L. J. Schofield
Marjory Twitchell
Maurice Kidds
Kansas City
Maurice
Kidd
Anne Amonette
Centerville
Ind
Beatrice Schofield
University of Utah
Stephen Perry
Marion Allen
Salt Lake
William ‘Tschanz
Beverly Ann
Rosemead
Cal
Harold McKee
Bobby
Riverside
Jim Nickell
Tschanz
Lela Nickell
McKee
Verda Nickell
LaMar Norton
Orvil
Harvey Hullinger
Nortons
Clearfield
Revosullinger
Lagoon
Vernal Rodeo Dates Set for July 15 16 17 Parade Prizes Noted
Vernal officials announce the rodeo schedule for July 15 16 and 17 with dances after each event at the Imperial Hall. Reynolds Orchestra from Roosevelt will provide music and sponsors include the rodeo committee. A drawing offers a Shetland pony with saddle and bridle at the final dance. Queens and attendants will ride nightly. Nona Caldwell named Queen of Vernal Rodeo with 17 girls practicing for parades and rodeo activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halstead
Imperial Itar
Reynolds Orchestra
Roosevelt
Rodeo Committee
Utah
Lawrence Siddeway
Door
Wooduy Searle
Alvin Kay
Nona Caldwell of
Lapoint
Nadine Odekirk
Uintah
$64 000 Requested for New Union School
Uintah county officials say federal funds will back a new Union high school to relieve crowding at Alterra. About 250 Alterra high students will transfer, Alterra will become a grammar school, and annual operating costs will drop by about 7500. Uintah and Duchesne counties must raise 250 000 to match the federal share with each county contributing half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah County
Alterra
Alterra High School
Lundell
Uintah
Duchesne
Union High School
Birth Announcements From Local Families
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Litster for a boy born July 2. Mr. and Mrs. H. B. McAlister welcome a boy also on July 2. Mr. and Mrs. Garn Swain announce a girl born June 22. Dr. and Mrs. Wallace Paull greet a boy born June 29. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Andrew Pierce have a girl born June 30. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Warman celebrate a boy born July 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Litster
H. B. McAlister
Garn Swain
Wallace Paull
Dennis Andrew Pierce
Fred Warman
Many Visitors and Travels Noted Around Vernal
A flood of visitors and travelers marked a Vernal roundup weekend. Leo Hardy of Price and his parents came to visit, while Melvin Heath and Alden Merrell guests shared time with Vernal families. Numerous relatives from Sparks Nevada and Charleston West Virginia joined gatherings for weddings and parties. Kenneth Hatch left Vernal for Pincher Creek and Waterton Lakes with his father working oil nearby. Several families headed to Salt Lake City Oregon and California for work or leisure, with university ties noted for Beatrice Schofield and BYU graduates Kenneth and his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Hatch
LeRoy Hatch
Vernal
Pincher Creek
Waterton Lakes Park
Alberta
Canada
Mr. Hatch
Local families and travels around Artesia and nearby towns
A jumble of short notes covers visits, moves, and outings by Artesia residents and neighbors. Mr and Mrs Quinton Walton host tea after church in Artesia. Drifting groups like WF Gall Furek and families enjoyed a Green River outing near Jensen. several families plan trips to New Mexico Worland and Vernal. others head to Glenwood Springs Craig and California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quinton Walton
Rawlins
Wys
The
First Baptist Church
Walton
Kerr McKee
WF Gall
Henry Furek
Green River
Jensen
Jost
R.A. Tucker
New Mexico
Gary Davis
Worland
Wyo
Davis
Baried Co
Oliver Lee
Languont
Culo
C. Spaulding
Glenwood Springs
Fisis Noyd
Barbara van
Vernal
Pierre Morgan
Crafz
M. Stoumbaugh
Ray
Bill
Oldsons
Stoumbaughs
California
E. E. Bullock
al Schuckers
Ralph Rounds
Mrs Fannie B Smith Returns Home From Hot Springs
Mrs Fannie B Smith returned home from Hot Springs New Mexico on Sunday. She was there for her health and remains confined to her home. Her son Wiley Baucum and his wife escorted her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanny Baxter Smith
Hot Springs
N. M
Wiley Baucum
22 Rifle Shot Takes Life of Artesia Youth
A 10 year old Artesia boy, Tommy Gall, died after a .22 caliber rifle shot struck him on a hunting trip near his home. He was injured at about 5 45 pm Monday and died in Vernal hospital less than six hours later. The boy, born January 24 1938 in Los Angeles, was found unconscious by his companions and transported by his parents to Uintah Basin hospital. Funeral services were pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haywood A. Gall
Atesia
Cole
Tommy Galls
Tommy Gall
Los Angeles
Cal
Haywood F
Fern Manholton Gall
Manwaring Family Presents Church Program in Naples
The Manwaring family of 39 members presented a Sunday evening program in Naples ward on June 27 conducted by Dee Mainwaring. Mrs. Arthur Manwaring led songs written by George Manwaring with performances by Hollis Haws and Carol Manwaring. Mrs. Jessie Fowler opened with prayer, Arthur Grace and Marie Manwaring spoke, Venna Bascom accompanied, and B Vere Wilson gave the benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples Ward
Manwaring
Dee Mainwaring
Arthur Manwaring
George Manwaring
Jessie Fowler
Arthur
Grace
Marie Manwaring
Hollis Haws
Carol Manwaring
Venna Bascom
Vere Wilson
Artesian Newlyweds Receive Charivari in Artesia
A charivari was held Wednesday for newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Wedardson in Artesia. The bride was humored with a mock kidnapping, the groom paraded through town pulling a wheelbarrow while calling for his wife, and the couple was reunited at home for punch and cookies. Attendees included local families such as Mr. and Mrs. Conely, Mrs. Graham and daughter Pat, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Wedardson
Artesia
Ieee
Conely
Graham
Pat
Jarea
Keppler
Roundsley
Marsha
Schuckers
Smithhisler
Leola
Bill Cobb
Stephen
Mary Lynn
Larry Hoggat
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Senate
Mien
Senate Gainch Services Committee
Rayman Balduin
Step
Conny
Leverett Salton At All
Ttep
Mass
Chan Gurney
Hep
Millard Tydings
Dem
Wehard J. Rossel
Carle
Frankie Carle
Utah Power & Light Co
Wisconsin
St Price
Jess Johnson
Davis Ward
Jerf Johnson
O. C. Curyer
3Rd Ave
Seattle
Washington
U. S
United States
Army
Ollicer
Officers Reserve Corps
WA Vreiiv
U.S. Army
U.S. Air Force
Municipal Bldg
Roosevelt, Utah
Woodey Searle
W. W. Gurr
Stagg
Valley Market
Emmett_ Hall
H. L. Patton
Eugene Stewarty
Elsworth Hardy
Ver’ Nal
Price
Mrs
Charles A . Hardy
Melvin Heath
Orem
Alden Merrell
Uenth
Mra Merrell
Ian Harris
Salt Lake City
Bonnie
Sally Stage
Dean Stagg
Elwin Blackburn
R. W. Martin
Eldon Case
George Tee
Sparks
Nev
Mars Pope
Rhea
Moab
Guy W. Cooper
Jerry
Charleston
W. V
R. C. Cooper
Coopers
el Cajon
Mr. Cooper
Leland Adamson
Denver
Colo
Dale Hoag
Adamson
Hoags
West Coast
Oregon
Sylvan Ross
Provo
Joseph ,Galbreath
Leslie Mackay
San Antonio
Tex
William, Workman
Kamas
Edith Dahl
Glen’ Bennion
Lee Bennion
Brigham City
Bennions
Uintas
Spirits Lake
Kenneth G. Handley
New York City
Stella H. Oaks
Manti
Handley
Brigham Young University
Sally Anne Grafton
Uintah Raisin Hospital
Ray. E. Spendlove
Manwaring Family
Mary Cathereen
Duane Roberts
Claude
Verna Avenue
Conoco Service
Diamond “T” Trucks
Slaugh Motor CO
Showalter
Phony
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