Whiterocks Elbert Smiths Finish Mission
Elbert Smith and his wife returned home May 25 from a six month LDS mission to Hardin Montana. Local residents report visits, family events, and community news including birthdays, anniversaries, and hospital stays. The column notes relations with families in Salt Lake City Roosevelt Provo and Manila.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbert Smith
Hardin
Montana
Mervin Tolton
Fed
Richard Hill
Salt
Take City
Judy Collett
Howard Collett
Judy
Salt Lake City
Frank Yack
Hoosevelt
George Walkup
Ver
Morrison
Brigham Young University
Don Simmons
Provo
Ed Simmons
Charles Bolton
Roosevelt Hospital
J. Orvill Ho
Mathers
Manila
Heatrice
Kenneth Hoopes
Roosevelt
Kenneth Has
Ditch John
Ronald Robb
Virgil Robbs
Tex Chivers
Jens Christensen
Gerald Bolton
Doris Haslum
Orem
Eldon Anderton
Dugway
Kennecott Names Kefauver New PR Director for Utah Copper
Kenneth E. Kefauver appointed director of public relations for the Utah Copper Division of Kennecott Copper Corporation. He joined Kennecott in 1962 after leading public relations at the Nevada Mines Division in McGill Nevada and prior roles with Ford Motor Company division Phitea Corporation and the Maria Company in aircraft and missile work. He has also worked as a Washington D C news reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth E. Kefauver
Utah
Kennecott Copper Corporation
J. P. O'Keefe
Kefauver
Kennecott
Nevada Mines
McGill
Nevada
Kefauger
Phitea Corporation
Ford Motor Company
Maria Company
Baltimore
Maryland
Washington D. C
Vernal Hospital sees multiple local family events
Kevin Rasmussen, son of Mr and Mrs Gale Rasmussen, had tonsils removed at Vernal Hospital on May 14. Mr and Mrs Floyd Collett of Vernal welcomed a baby girl born May 15 at Vernal Hospital. Mrs Jerry Hancock and brother Jack Collett recently visited Denver. Calvin and family are noted as well in this report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kevin Rasmussen
Gale Rasmisen
Vernal Hospital
Jerry Hancock
Jack Collett
Denver
Floyd Collett
Vernal
Twilight League of Lady Bowler S Awards Given
The Twilight League of Lady Bowlers held the 1969 64 season awards and officer election on Monday May 22 at Dinah Bowling alley. Individual honors went to Joy Armijo 227 handicap high game Leda Bradley 214 scratch high game Barbara Horton 587 scratch series Pearl Phillips 27 pins Most Improved bowler. Second place team Dinah Snack Har with sponsor trophy Thelma Gass team captain Barbara Horton Diane Wilkins Peezy Kelly Pat Sutton. First place team Overton Testers with sponsor trophy Frances Overton team captain Billie Wilson Lela Hullinger Shirley Davis Edna Rathrock Lettie Ballard. Newly elected officers Enid Merkley president Frances Overton vice president Elaine Julius secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twilight League
Dinah Bowling Alley
Joy Armijo
Leda Bradley
Iscratch
Barbara Horton
Pearl Phillips
Dinah Snack Har
Norm Asmus
Thelma Gass
Diane Wilkins
Peezy Kelly
Pat Sutton
Overton Testers
Frances Overton
Billie Wilson
Lela Hullinger
Shirley Davis
Edna Rathrock
Lettie Ballard
Enid
Merkley
Elaine Julius
Eva J. Wilson Funeral Services Held Saturday
Funeral services for Mrs. Josephine Wilson 79 of 2931 LeMay Ave Salt Lake City were held Saturday afternoon at Alpin Mortuary Roosevelt. She died in a Salt Lake rest home last Wednesday of natural causes. Survivors include daughters Evadean Cook Melba Eaton and LaRue Baumgartel along with 16 grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren. Burial followed at Roosevelt Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpin Mortuary
Roosevelt
Josephine Wilson
LeMay Ave
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Wilson
Paragonapyty
David Albert
Mulda Messemer Lamoreaux
David J. Wilson
Mant
Evadean Cook
Springville
Melba Eaton
Verpal
LaRue Baumgartel
Orden
Roosevelt Cemetery
Texan Seeks Type O Blood for Emergency Transfusion
A Texan urgently needs a Type O blood transfusion as no compatible donor is available locally. The appeal seeks volunteers matching the rare blood type to help in an emergency medical case.
Dinah Snock Bar Second in Ladies Twilight League
The Dinah Snock Bar finished in second place in the Ladies Twilight League. Shown are Barbara Horton Thelma Gass team captain Norman Asmus sponsor and Pat Suton. Not shown are Diane Wilkins and Peggy Kelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dinah Snock Bar
Barbara Horton
Thelma Gass
Norman Asmus
Pat Suton
Diane Wilkins
Peggy Kelly
Rendlett visits by Moses Lake families and friends
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Jorgen sen of Moses Lake Washington arrive to visit brothers Calvin and Olver Jorgensen and nephew Gilbert McKenna. Grant Jorgensen of San Jose California visits the Wardle circle before traveling to Denver for granddaughter Glenda Kent Bedford's graduation. Memorial Day gatherings include families from Vernal Salt Lake City and Price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin
Jor
Gensen
Moses Lake
Wash
Calvin
Olver Jorgensen
Gilbert
McKenna
Grant Jorgensen
San Jose
Calif
Bishop Jorgensen
Denver
Colo
Glenda
Kent
Bedford
Martin Chandler
Ivan Sheffer
Vernal
John Newman
Thomas Chandler
Salt Lake City
Bill Chandler
Ralph Durfee
Abe Hatch
Willow Creek
Ray Wardle
Norman Clark
Steven
Children’s Hospital
Hazel
Peggy Wardie
Social Visit And Family Gatherings In Local Community
Mr and Mrs Virgie Jensen visited Thursday with Mr and Mrs Edgar Jensen and others. Salt Lake City visitors included Mr and Mrs Kenneth Harris and family and Mr and Mrs Gary McDonald. Robert Harris is home from school. The Moultons of Salt Lake City were weekend guests of LaRue Pickup and Ada Pickup. LaRue Pickup attended a wedding reception for Jim Curray in Ballard. Claude McMullin of Morb spent last week with Morriner McMullin and father Frank McMullin. Mr and Mrs Bob Robinson also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgie Jensen
Salt Lake City
Edgar Jensen
Kenneth Harris
Gary McDonald
Ren
Albert Harris
Robert Harris
Gromd School
Roy Moulton
LaRue Pickup
Ada Pickup
Carma Pickup
Salt Lake
Jim Curray
Ballard
Claude McMullin
Morb
Morriner McMullin
Frank McMullin
Bob Robinson
Funeral Rites for John Quip Held Friday
John Quip 77 died of natural causes Monday at Roosevelt hospital. Born 1986 in Myton he was married to Minnie Grant, later divorced. Survived by sister Daisy Ice of Whiterocks. Burial in Fort Buchanan Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiterocks Eptecoust
John Quip
Roosevelt
Mr. Quip
Myton
Minnie Grant
Daisy Ice
Whiterocks
Fort Bucheene
Visit to Marriner-McNulty home noted
Ethel Durfee of Salt Lake City visited friends in Randlett Thursday while another resident spent Thursday and Friday at the Marriner-McNulty home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marriner -McNulin
Ethel Durfee
Salt Lake City
Randlett
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Elbert Smiths
By Wilma Robb
Kenneth E
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Sheir
West Main
Alan
Moose) Hatck
Jack Kier
Mobil
Twilight League OF Lady Bowler S
Eva J. Wilson
Kenner
Overton
Earl Overton
Edna Rothrock
Rege Ann
Aye Ros
Pearl Philips
Leda Brady
Jay Armiss
Rondien
Rendlett
Hazel Wardle
Qwen Jones
Sunset
Mildred Massey
Price
Leo Jorgentson
Heber
Lewis Littleton
Fratta
Floyd Littleton
Lorin Winn
Wellington
Electronics
Weltech Electronics Foundation Employment and Training Diy
South
Mast Street
Salt Like
City 6
Mobil Tires
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