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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1963
Page
2
Recipe outlines stuffing for four chicken breasts with pecans and bread crumbs using lemon juice onion and butter. Four stuffed portions are wrapped in foil and baked at 350 F for 40 minutes then 400 F for 10 minutes until browned yield four servings.
Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon at the Whiterocks Episcopal Church for Mrs. Catherine Saknikent Pargeels 73 of Whiterocks who died of a heart ailment Thursday at Roosevelt hospital. Born in Tabiona in 1890 she married Teddy Pargeets who died in 1840. Survived by daughter Mrs. Wilbur Arrum and four grandchildren. Burial in John Harmes cemetery, White Rocks.
Funeral services were held in the Wellington First Ward chapel for Andrew L. Herring who died in Cedar City on June 14. Born December 13, 1885 in Vernal to Joseph and Elizabeth Herring, he married Ellen Boren in Vernal in 1920. He served as a WWI dispatcher in Wellington. Survived by two sons, two daughters, 10 grandchildren, two sisters, and two brothers in law. Burial was in Wellington City Cemetery with military graveside rites by the Wellington American Legion Post.
A fragmentary obituary notes 91st Division member and longtime Carbon County resident Suzy Herring. Survived by widow Pen, the piece mentions church affiliation L. BD. St. and past roles including office manager and High Priest. The readable text hints at service continuity and community involvement.
Mrs. Lloyd T. Pope of Naples leaves by bus for New York to sail to London then train to Brilon Germany to meet son Wiley Pope recently released from the Norwegian LDS Mission. Elder Pope studied German two months at the Goethe Institute and plans a Europe tour with his mother, returning about July 15.
Funeral services were conducted Monday at Ran chett Episcopal church for Ho tel Pawwinnee 43 of Salt Lake City who died Wednesday morning of a blood clot in a Salt Lake hospital. She formerly lived in Ouray and was born December 24, 1919. Survivors include daughter Charlene. mother Quray. siblings Cohoe Carl Pawwinnee Mary Ankerpont Vernon Pawwinnee Nancy Pawwinnee Bernice Cesspauch Henry Cuth Louise Cuth Sally Box and Burlai. Burial followed at Paragonah cemetery.
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