Winter Wheat Good Report From Local Agents
Winter wheat headed out and looking good though some burning noted. Rain needed on Diamond Mountain. range feed excellent. Cattle on summer range, sheep moving to high country. Late summer outlook favorable. spring runoff complete but water may run short later. Reservoirs full today, no heavy insect populations yet. Weed spraying underway. alfalfa quality excellent and at storage stage. One more week of hot, dry weather with scattered thunderstorms reported.
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Uintah County
Diamond Mountain
Obituary of C C Rich veteran and farmer from Vernal
C C Rich a great grandson of Charl es Coulson Weh an LDS Church member and World War II veteran long engaged in coal hauling and sheep outfits, served overseas in 1918 with most of his regiment wiped out, reportedly shot a German plane, suffered from poisoning and a stroke in 1908, spent 16 months in Siberia after WWI, later engaged in real estate at Leeton and Uintah River, worked for the Tab by White property, and was employed by?
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Land Fizabeth Hateh Weh
Charles Coulson Weh
LDS Church
Tehran
Charles
Theadeela Clank
Vernal
Siberia
New York
Alva
Ilatch
Léeeton
Uinta River
Dave
Arbon
Rich
Kitchen Queens 4H Club Meet at Ellen Richardson Home
The Kitchen Queens 4H Club met at Ellen Richardson's home with Mary Margaret Simmons conducting. Ellen Richardson led the pledge, Valyn Frandsen led the song, and muffins and lemonade were served. The next meeting is planned for July 15 at Mrs Ithonda Farnsworth's home.
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Ellen Richardson
Kitchen
Queens 411 Club
Mary Margaret Simmons
Valyn Frandsen
Ithonda Farnsworth
Notable Local Worker Owen Bennion Passes Quietly
Owen Bennion of Altonah in Colman Smith and Thompson counties spent years at the Hatches, Siddoways, and Davis households. For seven years his health kept him from work, and he resided with his devoted stepmother who cared for him until his passing.
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Owen Bennion
Altonah
al Sq
Colman Smith and
Thompson
Siddoways
Davis
Jolly Stitchers 4H Club Meet At Barbara Mc Carrell Home
Members of the Jolly Stitchers 4H Club met on July 3 at Barbara Mc Carrell's home. Three members and two guests attended. The group worked on gathered skirts during the session.
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Lesh Bowden
Jolly Stitchers 4H
Barbara McCarrell
DineAville Set To Replace Motel 40 In Renovation
Construction plans rename Motel 40 as DineAville and the Skillet Drive Inn and Bonfire Room as DineAville Skillet and Bonfire Room at 8th West on US Highway 40. A 32 foot fiberglass dinosaur will dominate the joint venture. The project, led by George and Millecam families, includes a new front, offices, living quarters, enlarged laundry, and four remodeled units with a $25,000 plus cost. A 24 by 42 foot California model pool area will be built by Nichols Construction Co of Salt Lake City.
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DineAville
Skillet Drive Inn
8Th West
US Highway 40
George D Millecam
California
Nichols Construction Co
Salt Lake City
Millocam
Don Batty
Indianapolis Race Movies Set for Vernal
Darrell Wardle announces public showings of Double Header 500 a color sound film of the 1957 Indianapolis 500 and Monza Invitational plus Mille Miglia 1957 a deadly Italian road race. Produced by K and W of Whittier California the reels celebrate speed and danger in classic postwar motorsport cinema.
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Darrell Wardle
Bradshaw Auto Paris
Vernal
Indianapolis
Thelm
K & W Products, Inc
Whittier
Calif
Speedway
Monza
Italy
Mos
Monte Oval
Jimmy Bryant
Maeser 1st Ward Reunion Hosted by McConkie Group
The second George Wilson McConkie family reunion was held at Merkley's Park last Saturday with sons John L. Charles and Durius McConkie among attendees. A short program and business meeting at the ward chapel featured Bruce McConkie as principal speaker. The MIA night at church grounds, fishing trips, and a Genealogical Society meeting with Ward Evans presiding followed. A Martinsen family reunion occurred at the Aaron Anderson home, with upcoming sponsor details to be published next week.
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George Wilson McConkile
Merkley's Park
George Wilson
John L. Charles
Durius McConkie
Orson McConkie
George Wilson McConkie
Ward Chapel
Bruce McConkie
Dewey McConkie
Elizabeth Slade
Mia
Lynn McConkie
Sam
Heber Kimbdlis
Salt Lake
Don Sinfields
Mark Mifalls
Don
Lynn Halls
Mr. Lynn Tall
Ben Sinfields
Genealogical Society Save
Ward Evans
Theodore Johnson
Tauline Anderson
Calvin
Wayne
Lyle Martinsen
Margaret Roberta
Hom Floyd Allrnisby
New Zealand
Wilbur Oaks
George
Delmain Martinsens
Floss Merrills
Lyle Martinsens
Calvin Martinsens
Moses Lake
Wash
Amanda Prince
Martinsen
Aaron Anderson
Dale Anderson
Ithoven
George McConkie
Lonnia Oaks
Mueger Fliat
Larry McConkie
Salt Lake City
Tobert Beverlage
Rock Springs
Wyc
George McConkle
Sandra
Sharon
McConkles
J. Vernon
Marvin Singleton
Tom Brown Vernon
Dill Brough
Family and community visitors fill Utah weekend in 1960s notices
The record lists numerous visits and affairs from Morris Vernon and Wayne Mulvert households, plus Salt Lake City trips for temple work and funerals. It notes changes in local leadership at a meeting, including a Primary presidency replacement and new counselors, along with several weekend travelers from Salt Lake City and distant states visiting relatives and attending events.
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He Anderson
May Anderson
Talon Anderson
van Fulmer
Nora Vernon
Salt Lake City
Morris Vernon
Wayne Popa
Bast Lae City
Wayne Mulvert
Lynn Reynolds
Douglas Lawson
Barale Satch
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C.C. Rich
the Kitchen Queens
Pinter
Diag
Rey
Motel 40
Jolly Stitchers
AL Vernal Fairgrounds
Armory
Adull
Dinerville Skillet and
Don Millecam
Caddie Oak
Ing
S. & N. Green
Helweather
Grocery Department
Libby
Swift
Rose Dale Peas
Qan
Bor
Eldon Laind
Salt Deke City
Harry Saunders
Brough
Edmund Aleen
Ted Allen
Edmund Allen
Dr Brough
Zidon Laird
Potti Allen
Gordon Rich
Sacramento
Lesroy Carrolls
A Timothy
Gayle
Milan Knight
Lois Timothy
Charles Woodward
Val
Ken Mclean
Danette
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