Vernal Girls Wed in Summer Rites
Hazel Valena Reynolds and Mac McConkie of Tridel wed Lorene Reynolds and Bud Cribbs in a summer ceremony at the Mintle Reynolds home. Bishop Phil Watkins officiated before a delphinium backdrop. Best men were Neldon Reynolds and Lyman Merkley. The Cribbs groom is a Tennessee veteran and Ratgley worker. McConkie is son of Dewey McConkin of Tridell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Valena Reynolds
Mac McConkie
Tridel
Lorene Reynolds
Bud Cribbs
Texas
Mintle Reynolds
Phil Watkins
Vernal Second Ward
Lyman Merkley
Mr.McConkin
Neldon Reynolds
Cribbs
McConkin
Mra
Dewey McConkin
Tridell
Mrs V McConkie: A Lifelong Uintah 4-H Leader
Mrs Virtus McConkie, long time Uintah County 4-H leader, balances ranch life with guiding her three children in club projects. Since youth, she supported extension service travels and training, helping organize clubs and mentor families. Her work aims to teach life skills, strengthen family bonds, and foster youth development through 4-H activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah Agricultural College Extension Service
Uintah Couny
Ade Alexander
Zach
Pasingara
Panera
Virt
Marriage Licenses Recorded In Vernal And Salt Lake City
Marriage licenses listed include Charles Mac McConkie 18 Tridell and Hazel waning Rey nolda 16 Vernal July 9. Milton Douglas Anderton 22 and Louise patsoe Pree 18 Salt Lake City July 10. Bud Harvey Cribbe ies Ver nal and Lorene peneis 15 Vernal July 1. Charles Raymond Westwood 25 and Edith Cook 121 Hoose welt July 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mac McConkie
Tridell
Hazel Waning Reynolda
Vernal
Milton Douglas Anderton
Louise Patsoe Pree
Salt Lake City
Bud Harvey Cribbe
Ies Vernal
Lorene Peneis
Charles ‘Raymond Westwood
Edith Cook
Hoose
Welt
Mr and Mrs Wilkins Host Semi formal Naplea Ward Reception
Mr and Mrs Farron Wilkins, popular local newlyweds, greet a host of friends at a semi formal reception last Tuesday night at the Naplea Ward chapel. Drs Wilking, Lila Goodrich, daughter of Mr and Mrs Wallace Goodrich, married at Salt Lake City on June 25. Mr Wilkin is a son of Mr and Mrs Victor Wilkins, and he and his bride wore a white satin wedding gown with a long sleeve basque bodice. The piece notes the graduates of the classes of 1946 and 2945 and mentions the family trucking business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farron Wilkins
Naplea Ward Chapel
Drs. Wilking
Lila Goodrich
Wallace Goodrich
Salt Lake City
Mr. Wiking
Victor Wilkins
Shirley Anderson Weds Larrie Thorne In Church Rites
Shirley Anderson Thorne wed Larrie Thorne in Kingslet Congregation Church with Rev James W Monny officiating. The ceremony featured Lohengrin music, a red rose and white orchid bouquet, and a four tier cake. The couple plans to live in Salt Lake City while Thorne attends Henager Business School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley , Anderson
Larrie Thorn
Shirley Anderson
Heras
Larrie
An. Thorne
Kingslet Congregation
James W. Mony
Reverend Hallwood Leaves Vernal Church for Boston or California
Revered James W. Hallwood bids farewell after eight years in Vernal as he resigns from the Kingsbury Congregational church. He accepts parish offers from Boston to California with his ministry ending August 31. His wife Mrs. Hallwood, an active Sunday school organizer, also departs with strong community support.
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James W. Hallwood
Kingsbury
Churchill
Aamet
Hallwood
South Boston
Veronal
Boston
California
Duchesne
Uintah Bagin
Hailwood
Schol
Hailewood
Vernal
the Hailree
America
Kingdom of God
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Faron Viking
Lux Goddrich
Nay
Mr. Wallace Goodale
Mra. V."mcconkie
Virtua McConkie
Mrs. Wilkins
Alan Gentry
Rheiiewi
Wilkinss
Kine
Freduate
Nannette Markuson
Edward
Tex” Sweatfield
Thorne
Henager
Army
Express
Maeseriga Store
Ranchway
Ind
Utah
Sors Uding
Hallwoods
Lawrence
Beck
Detroit
Vern McCarrell
Bryce
Zidns
Wood
Grand Canyon
Meyer Stringham
Becker Tien
Mra. McCarrell
J. W. Hailwrood
Vernal Rodeo
Bronce
Vernal’s
Uintah County Hospital
Zenith Radio
East
Ch'us
The
Pure Ice and Livestock Co
North Fifth East
Cecil and
Bill Toungate
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