Richens Move to Mesa Marks Family Relocation
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Richens sold their home to Mr. and Mrs. Dart Baker of Red Wash and departed Monday for Mesa Arizona where they will reside. Their daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Neal Chapman of Mesa helped move. Nearby visitors included Andy Murray Mayden and Ersel Sprouse Lapoint, with many relatives visiting Salt Lake City and Split Mountain for graduations and family gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Richens
Dart Baker
Red Wash
Richens
Mesa
Arizona
Neal Chapman
Nose Peterson
Mra
Andy Murray
Mayden
Ersel Sprouse
Lapoint
Arnold Kidd
Rae Lynn Winkler
Salt Lake City
Kidd
Mra Wiley Collett
Eryn Kidd
Rae Lynn
Glenn Davidson
Bast Lake City
Dan Davidsons
Mra. Daniel, Smith
Manila
John Starkey
Denver
Colo
Patty Winkler
James Allred
Lucky Hoss
Brent Jackson
H.L Lisonbee
Orem
Ernest Winkler
Exsaadaneter
Melvin Sweatfield
Wyming
Quinteni Hatch
H. E
Kent Hancock
Steve Hancock
Spanish Fork
Marvel Hancock
Payson
Annie Morrison
Vada Hager
Carol Hager
Lewis Freestone
Salt Lake
Ben
Betty Sheffer
Scott
J Little
John Daniels
Rose Peterson
Kenneth Tidwell
Elva Richards
Ogden
Albert Hodgkinson
Ronald Winn
Dry
Fork Canyon
Eldon Dillings
Glen
Billings End
Kearns
Dan Davies
Balt
Jackle
Isaac Yourdon Funeral Set Here Friday
Funeral rites for Isaac Benjamin Yourdon 63 of Jensen will be held Friday at 10 am at Kingsbury Congregational Church. He died Monday in Uintah County Hospital after an heart ailment. Burial in Jensen Cemetery. Survived by wife Mabel, two sons Marvin and Raymond, six grandchildren, two brothers and one sister. Family requests contributions to Uintah County heart fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsbury Congregational Church
Isaac Benjamin Yourdon
Jensen
Uintah County Hospital
Jensen Cemetery
Mr. Yourdon
Wynoka
Oklahoma
Benjamin
Rachel Kelly Yourdon
Mabel Elizabeth Freeman
Grand Junction
Colorado
Gilsonite Company
G. S. Ziegler Co
Little Bonanza
Kingsbury
Raymond Yourdon
Salt Lake City
John H. Yourdon
Colo
Charles E. Yourdon
Parma
Ydaho
Florence Gates
Ephrata
Wash
Uintah County
Fish Opening Proclamation Regulates County Waters
The 1961 Fishing Proclamation limits boats on East Park Reservoir Stanake Green River Montez Creek Reservoir Oakes Park Reservoir and Paradise Park Reservoir. It allows year round fishing on Ashley Creek below Vernal Manila Highway Big Brush Creek upstream, Big Spring in Brush Creek Gorge Green River Montez Reservoir and White River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainish County
East Park
Stanake
Green River
Montez Creek
Oakes Park
Paradise Park
Ashley Creek
Vernal-Manila
Big Brush Creek
Big Spring
Brush Creek
Montez Reservoir
White River
Rotary program celebrates liberty and music in community
The gathering featured remarks contrasting U S and Communist countries and highlighted laws in America. Musical selections included Romberg's Romance and Sleepy Hollow Tune sung by Mrs John Faucett with Mrs Bennie Schmiett. State Senator Bennie Schmiett and Mrs Faucett performed Trees. New year officers were introduced: Ken Sowards president C 10 Henderson vice president Dayle Webb secretary and Donald Barr treasurer. Installation banquet to be held July 1 at Hotel Vernat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
America
Romberg
Sleepy Hollow
John Faucett
Bennie Schmiett
Faucett
Ken Sowards
C. 10
Henderson
Dayle Webb
Donald Barr
Memorial Day visits and birthday note in Jensen area
Ited in Jensen Thursday with Albert Snow on his 96th birth day. Mr. and Mrs. Milo Snow at Clearfield visited over Memorial Day with her sister, Mrs Beatrice Harrison, Mrs. Niles Haslem and son David visited in Salt Lake City Monday with the Howard Wiswells, Vivian Merkley, who is attending school at Venagers, visited Friday night with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Davis Merkley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jensen
Albert Snow
Milo Snow
Clearfield
Beatrice Harrison
Niles Haslem
David
Salt Lake ‘City
Howard Wiswells
Vivian Merkley
Venagers
Davis Merkley
Adams Transferred to California as Bureau Move Begins
Naples Sharold Adams has moved toward Redding California for reassignment with the Bureau of Reclamation. He and his family will join him in California after visiting relatives in Colorado. In Utah news, Mr and Mrs Jack Rupper welcomed a baby boy at Uintah County Hospital, joining their two sons. Families from Salt Lake City and Brigham City visited, while BYU student Gerald Harrison plans vacation time with his parents Heber and wife. Other local movements include trips to Salt Lake City and Cedar City for military service and school departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharold EK. Adams
Redding
California
Bureau of Reclamation
Mr. Adams
Colorado
Charles Armond
Susan Geil
Hayward
Clyde Chivers
Susan
Gail
Uintah County Hospital
Marlin Moon
Salt Lake City
Ralph Southam
Ferris Gardiner
Robert Clayton
Brigham City
Wallace Goodrich
Clayton
Heber Harrison
Bud Sebolt
Los Angeles
Paul Ingram
Sebolt
Sharon Se- Hi
Cedar City
Everett
Mra
Robert Turn
Funeral Set Friday for L Caldwell in Maeser Ward chapel
Funeral services for Lamond Caldwell 59 will be held Friday at 2 pm in the Maeser Ward chapel. He died Tuesday evening at Uintah County Hospital from a heart attack. Friends may call Thursday 7 to 9 pm and Friday 9 am until time of services at the family home in Maeser. Burial will be in Fairview Cemetery. Caldwell, born March 3, 1902 in Vernal, was a carpenter and farmer. He married Eleanore Viola Allen February 24, 1934 in Vernal. Survivors include his wife four sons and three daughters, fourteen grandchildren, six brothers and three sisters, and many relatives in Vernal and nearby towns. He attended local schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maeser Ward
Lamond Caldwell
Uintah County
Vernal Mortuary
Maeser
Burfat
Maceser Fairview Cemeer
Caldwell
Vernal
Francis Marion
Effie May Bird Caldwell
Eleanore Viola Allen
Mult (Elva)Searle
Market
Roosevelt
Raymond
Navy
Key West
Fia
Donald
Gary
Monta Rae) Richardson
Arlo
Salt Lake City
Christine
Uintah extension tour views Utah agricultural sites
Wm F Farnsworth and Ben Lindsay led a tour through central and eastern Utah counties visiting Diamond Mountain Flaming Gorge damsite phosphate plant and Steinaker Dam on May 24 county agents attended. In other news Erand family move to new home. Seminary students from Uintah and Ashley stakes joined a temple excursion to Salt Lake Temple with Asher Manwaring Doyle Landon and a duet performed by Phillip Manwaring and Mrs Willis Southam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. F. Farnsworth
Ben Lindsay
Uintah
The
Wold
Asher Manwaring
Doyle Landon
High Council
Phillip Manwaring
Willis Southam
Glenn Openshaw
Uintah and
Ashley Stakes
Salt Lake Temple
Westalde '66 Service Station Grand Opening Winners
Prize winners at the Westalde '66 Service Station grand opening at 508 West Main were announced. Winners include Glen Idroyd and Doris Cornelius.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westalde
West Main
Glen
Ldroyd
Doris Cornelius
Jantzen Show Draws Salt Lake Crowd
Mr and Mrs Warren Mott attended a Jantzen showing of the new fall line in Salt Lake City Saturday. They visited Mr Mott's sister Mrs Larry Speers, formerly Mable Hatch, while there. A total of 260 chickens were also given away. Ken McLean shaver accompanied them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken McLean
Shaver
Warren Mott
Salt Lake City
Mr. Mott
Larry Speers
Mable Hatch
Family holiday tours through several states end in Vernal
During Memorial Day holidays Mrs Clar ence Richards and family of Ogden and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Tidwell and family of Salt Lake City visited Mrs A E Hodgkinson and the Hodgkinson tang. The Ronald Winn family Mayor L B Mire ace traveled with them through Texas Ohio Illinois Indiana and other southeastern states on a three week vacation. They visited Mayor Miracle s father in Ohio and relatives in Illinois and Indiana. They returned to Vernal May 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence
Elva) Richards
Ogden
Kenneth Tidwell
Salt Lake City
A. E. Hodgkinson
Karl Hodgkinson
Ronald Winn
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Aes
CL. Richens
Mrs
Alma Preece
Isaac.Yourdon
Rotary
Union, Wash
Timothy Wing
Naples
Sharold Adams
By Ada Openshaw
L. Caldwell
SWIFT
HAM
Parker House
X ‘Men
Tastewell Tomato Juice
Miracle
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