Vernal Couple Married by Vernal Bishop on July 8
Mart N Lyman Campbell and Miss Mary Ewen Watkins, both of Vernal, were married on July 8 by Bishop Pontha Caicer. Present were Past ward Lloyd Winn and Ot Weeks with the Future Farmers of the UHS. Winn travels to the World’s Fair in Chicago to receive a music degree during the trip.
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Mart'n Lyman Campbell
Tcilsha Campbell
Mary Ewen Watkins
Frank Watkins
Vernal
Pontha Caicer
Lloyd Winn
UHS
Sfair
Chicago
Mi Winn
Nusle
Water Scarcity Ties Ashiet Creek to Irrigation
Water is at its lowest ebb in years with less than 30 seconds of water for irrigation, per Leon P Christensen water commissioner. John G Hacking of Gusher was in town on Friday for business. Mrs Annie M L Hacking visited, returning Saturday. Bishop Pontha Calder united Goldan Gleeson Johnson and Mabel La Vera Massey of Verna in marriage.
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Ashiet Creek
Leon P Christensen
John G Hacking
Gusher
Annie ML Hacking
Pontha Calder
Goldan Gleeson Johnsond
John Johnson
Mabel la
Vera Massey
Ae Lewss Massey
Verna
UBIC committee head travels for regional talks
Acting UBIC program committee chair Don McConke left Wednesday for Provo Lake and Logar to confer with participants. Lectures at UBIC involve BYU, University of Utah, and USAC affiliates in talks.
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Don McConke
UBIC
Proto Galt Lake
Logar
BYU Ithe U of U
USAC
Local notes on residents and travel in Jensen and Vernal
Mr and Mrs A DeMar Dudley of Jensen were in town on business Monday. Mr and Mrs H Woodard celebrate a baby girl born this Thursday morning. Mr and Mrs Walter Base traveled to Salt Lake City where Mrs Biaese underwent a serious operation. Work on Twist road progresses with road bed ready for gravel surfacing. Joann I Isom of Lapoint visited town Saturday reporting good rainfall in the Fourth community. Mrs Frank Roberts and Mrs L Eksund of Leota were in Vernal Monday to confer with the county TERA committee. Mr and Mrs EH B Calder and Mrs Ponthy Calder moved to Juniper Springs, Colorado Tuesday. Mr Calder returned Wednesday. Mrs Arthur Manwaring left Sunday for Provo to spend three weeks with her husband at BYU. On July 1, Troy Douglas Hall of Wellington and Miss Anna May Patterson of Sunnyside received a marriage license from county clerk Sam Carstrom. The Misses Alice and Gwen Colton, daughters of President and Mrs Den Colton of Booklyn, N Y, are visiting relatives and will tour Salt Lake before returning.
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Troy Douglas Hall
Wellington
Utah
Anna May Patterson
Sunnyside
Sam Carstrom
Alice
Gwen Colton
Dughter
Den 8
Colton
Booklyn
Salt Lake
Visitors from Green River seek aid for injured Trank Temple
Lambert Olfara and companions, working at placer mining on Green River above Jensen, were in town last week to secure aid for Trank Temple who recently injured his hip. Mr and Mrs Warren Billinge of Rainbow were in Vernil on Saturday and Sunday transacting business and visited Mrs Ellings brother Bishop Fred Wall, who is ill in the hospital.
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Lambert Olfara
Placer Mining
Green River
Jensen
Trank Temple
Warren . Billinger
Rainbow
Vernil
Ellings
Fred Wall
Mrs Kim Ryan Returns Home After Provo Funeral
Mrs Kim Ryan daughter of Attorney Charles DeMocisy returns to her home in Gdoding after attending the funeral of her mother in Provo. She comes to be with her father.
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Kim Ryan
Charles DeMocisy
Gdoding
Ryan
Provo
District Attorney D H Young Returns to Office
District Attorney D H Young attended his office on Tuesday after returning from Salt Lake City where he spent time in a hospital receiving medical attention with his wife.
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D H Young
Mr Young
Salt Lake City
Dr Weldon Bullock Travels for Medical Exams Across States
Dr Weldon K Bullock left last week for Oakland to take the California medical exam and then return to Utah for the same test before appearing before the Utah Medicaid board. He is expected here early next week to establish permanent residence. Ward Meagher, cashier of the Bank of Vernal, has sent a note that he left for vacation and suffers a gout attack confining him to Salt Lake home. He was on the golf course when the attack occurred.
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Weldon K Bullock Slo Feft
Oakland
Cable
California
Utah
Utah Medicaid Board
Ward
N J Meagher
Bank of Vernal
Salt Lace
Damage and visits amid July 4th downpour near Dinosaur quarry
A heavy rain and cloud bursts disrupted roads to the Dinosaur area causing impassable conditions and some quarry damage. Visitors including Miss Lucy Cannon and Sarah Smith arrived from Salt Lake to vacation with Mr and Mrs Joseph Hacking as locals plan road repairs and transient relief meals for stranded travelers.
R V Dickson of Prove in Vernil this week
R V Dickson of Prove was in Vernil during the first of the week, according to local notes. He visited several shops and met with residents, adding to the week’s social activity.
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R V Dickson
Prove
Vernil
Vernal Visit Noted For Stanle Cevuse And Cole
Stanle Cevuse and the wife of Grey Stone Cole visited Vernal at the start of the week.
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Stanle
Cevuse
Greystone Cole
Ouray Visitor KMirs N R Taylor A Vertat Guest
KMirs N R Taylor from Ouray visited Vertat during the past week, staying briefly as a guest and engaging in local activities.
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R Taylor of
Ouray
Vernal Meeting Between Officials On Cattle Buying Plans
A F Mitchell and J 8B Boss of Asel Colo were in Vernal last week. Flory Davis and E J Maynard of Logan visited Vernal Wednesday and met with Uintah County committee and government cattle buying officials.
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F Mitchell
Asel Colo
Vernal
Flory Davis
E J Maynard
Logan
Stevens visits Vernal with local residents in Utah
Thadeus Stevens of Oakland California visits Vernal staying with Mr and Mrs J H Rathi and others. Stevens is an Oakland high school instructor. Ellsworth, once in CCC camps in Taft California, returned to Vernal. George Barker of Ideal Repair Shop installs a unique Ideal Sharpener and adds a key making department and windstweld glass stock.
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Oakland
California
J H Rathi
J. Thorne
Stevens
Ettsworth
Lecta
Taft
Escalante Utth
Keter Hollow
Vernal Wednesda
Ellsworth
George Barker
Ideal
Barker
Road work to start on US 40 and other routes
R A Gillis of the Price district reports asphalt laying on US 40 will begin soon after plans are ready and funds are approved. Work on the Lapoint road and the Vernal Manila highway may start immediately. A fire destroyed the home of Mrs J J Tree with total loss and no insurance. furniture and clothes burned, only a small portion saved. The Barger family was mentioned in error.
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R A Gillis
Price
State Road Commission
Gillis
US 40
Lapoint
J J
Cain
Barger
Lost black suitcase with ladies clothing in Oakland
A lost item notice says a black suit case containing ladies clothes was left near 727 Paramount Road Oakland California. A liberal reward is offered for return and to communicate immediately.
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Paramount Rd
Oakland
California
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