Rites Held for Ione Allred in Vernal Church Service
Funeral services for Mrs Tone Steele Allred 32 formerly of Vernal were held Wednesday in the Vernal First Ward chapel. She died Monday in Thermopolis Wyoming after an hemorrhage. Survivors include husband David Allred five children and her mother plus six brothers. An open flow of 12 100 000 cubic feet of gas per day was measured at Roy M Johnsons Hell's Hole Canyon wildcat 48 miles southeast of Vernal with Mountain Fuel Supply Company planning two offsets and possible gas purchase if reserves hold.
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Tone Steele Allred
Vernal First Ward
Ernest Caldwell
Allred
Thermopolis
Wyo
Cowley
Charles M
Harriett Roberts Steele
Alinetah
David Allred
Roosevelt
Arizona
L.D.S
Mesa Temple
Vernal
New Mexico
California
Wyoming
Ofl
Davone
Anniece
William
Douglas
Rex
Alvin
Steele
Murray
Eugene Steele
Billings
Montana
Milton
Don
Maraas
Hadlock
Salt Lake City
Daphne Despain
Lovell
Edit Porter
Buffalo
Roy M. Johnson
Hell's Hole Canyon Wildcat
Mountain Fuel Supply Company
Wendell Fallsom
Mountain Fuel
Mesa Verde
Johnson
Uintah
Vernal Chamber Elects New Leaders And Directors
The Vernal Chamber of Commerce annual meeting elected new directors Dr. H. W. Marrs and Jack Turner. Re-elected director L. Y. Ami, with officers named Hugh Colton president, L. Siddeway vice president, and Q. E. Johnson secretary.
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Vernal Chamber of Commerce
H. W. Marrs
Jack Turner
L. Y. ‘Ami
Hugh Colton
L. ¥. Siddeway
Q. E. Johnson
Two softball leagues to begin next week in Woodbury
Two softball loops, Commercial and Ladies, start next week per Jack Woodbury of the Recreation Department. Commercial teams open Monday with one game at 8 pm. Tuesday also at 8 pm. Ladies stage games Wednesday at Maeser vs Gaines at 7:30 pm then Naples vs Whiterocks at 8:31 pm. Five male teams compete, Delta Drilling forming the fifth. names to be chosen. Midget baseball call drew 20 youths, next Tuesday Vernal meets Glines, with potential lights if ten more sign.
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Jack Woodbury
Recreation Department
Maeser
Gaines
Naples
Whiterocks
Delta Drilling
Woodbury
Gline
Forest Fire Season Nears Urges Care
Forest Supervisor urges strict fire safety as Ashley National Forest closes fireworks. The season opens July 1 and will run until further notice. Campfires, cigarettes, and matches must be fully extinguished. avoid smoking while riding or wandering in the forest.
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Ashley National Forest
Wm.urst
Opening of Utah fishing season with new licenses required
Season opens with official approval for fishing statewide in Utah. New visible licenses available at past license agents including Vernal stores and drugstores. Licenses must be worn on outer garment. fines and arrests warned for noncompliance. Weather, planting, and flood surveys influence opening day fishing, with favorable predictions in lower waters and challenging conditions in higher regions. Deer, elk, and sage grouse conditions noted as improving. planting plans target Magnolia Creek, Sheep Creek, Elk Park, and Daggett County sites, while Jones Creek and Jones Hole show flood impacts on smaller fish.
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Itash Walton
Utah
Vernal
Fred M. Reynolds
Reynolds
Whiterocks Hatchery
McKee Draw
Little Brush Creek
Ashley Creek
Merkley Park
Sheep Creek
Elk Park
Carter K
Daggett County
Arnold Taylors Take Two Weeks Vacation in Northwest
Mr and Mrs Arnold Taylor spent two weeks vacationing in the northwestern states and returned to their Vernal home last week.
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Arnold ‘Taylor
Cattle Association Plans Range Tour
Uintah Cattle and Horse Association will depart the Courthouse on Thursday June 21 at 6 pm for a four day range tour. The trip includes beet breeding demonstrations by Colorado A and M and the American Hereford Association to compare composite Herefords with larger types. Participants will visit a grain cattle feeder on pasture and range with described gains. Members or guests should contact directors Hugh Colton Sidney Merkley Clark Feltch Leland Sowards Vernal Joe Haslem Jensen Don Hill Rangely J Floyd Perry Lepoint and Jack Breveer Willig Stevens Dani Freed to join the tour slated June 21 24.
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Uintah Cattle and Horse Association
Colorado A and M
American Hereford. Association
Hugh Colton
Sidney Merkley
Clark Feltch
Leland Sowards
Vernal
Joe Haslem
Jensen
Don Hill
Rangely
Floyd Perry
Lepoint
Jack Breveer
Willig Stevens
Dani Freed
Ouray
Morgan Merkley
Jack Houston
Don Him
Delos Searle
Ross Snow
Sid Merkley
Hush Gollan
Hack Brewer
Phillip Brewer
Dan Freed
In Smith
Clair Acord
Wilts Stevens
Funeral Services for Pneumonia Victim Noel Bale?
Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2 pm for Noel Bain 77 at Seas Rae eral Home under Ashley Masonic Lodge No and burial followed at Vernal Memory Park. Noel died Saturday in a Provo hospital of bronchial pneumonia born December 8 1873 in Baltimore Maryland son of Harry and Clara Haggerton Formerly a merchant in Farmington New Mexico he moved to Vernal in 1933 and lived with his brother Frank Noel Survivors include two brothers Frank Noel Draper and another in Farmington NM
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Ivey Joe Bain
Seas Raeeral
Ashley Masonic Lodge No
Noel
Provo
Des
Baltimore
Maryland
Harry
Clara Haggerton
Farmington
N. M
Vernal
Frank
Frank Noel
Draper
Farmington, NM
Vernal Golf Club Falls 13 2 at Price County Club
Golf match results show Vernal Golf Club losing 13 to 2 against host Price County Club. Corne Asmus, director, notes a chicken dinner eased the sting and a return clash is planned for early July. Vernal players in the match included Norman Asmus Corne Armus Bob Olson A W Shepherd John Hunn Max Durrant Dan Larryston Lawrence Siddoway and Dwight Wetenkamp.
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Vernal Golf Club
Price County Club
Surday
Corne Asmus
Vernal Club
Vernal
Norman Asmus
Corne Armus
Bob Olson
A. W. Shepherd
John Hunn
Max Durrant
Dan Larryston
Lawrence Siddoway
Dwight Wetenkamp
Local Lovely Named Rodeo Queen Contest
Local rodeo officials announce Friday June 22 at 7 30 pm at the Fairgrounds as the public selects Queen of the Rodeo and attendants Miss Vernal and Miss Uintah. Three judges will evaluate entrants including Birdie Burton Betty Atwood Mary Shavanaugh Mrs Lawrence Luck and Mrs Hullinger with more entries expected.
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Vernal
Uintah
Fairgrounds
Birdie Burton
Betty Atwood
Mary Shavanaugh
Lawrence Luck
C Hullinger
Million Dollar Red Washfield Drilling Plan Approved
Standard Oil Co of California approved a multi well program for Red Washfield in late 1951. Four wells were planned with one completed and another under test. deeper sands and varying crude gravities make each well require unique completion.
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Red Washfield
Standard Oil Co
California
Discovery Field
Red Wash
Greenriver
Vernal Grads Earn Utah Degrees At Commencement
Five Vernal students graduated from the University of Utah in a commencement ceremony held in the Stadium Bowl. Sterling Don Colton earned a bachelor of science in business and is a Uintah High School 1947 graduate active in student affairs. He served on the Utah Chronicle staff and on debate and student committees. He was chosen for Beehive, the U’s high honor for activity.
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University of Utah
Stadium Bowl
Sterling Don Colton
Hugh W. Colton
Uintah High School
The
Utah Chronicle
Beehive
Genealogists Attend Vernal Annual Stake Meet
Genealogists will attend the Vernal annual stake meeting at Stake Center. Paul Royall, an ESL announcer, will discuss genealogy at the convention. James Rian directs the Genealogical Society. visitors will present sessions on genealogical research sources and Temple work including baptisms, endowments, and temple ordinances.
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Paul Royall
Inday
Bunda
Sokason
Sure
Aleman
Emer
James Ue Rian
Genealogical Society
Statt of Pale
KSL
Ealt Lake
Temple
Ferards Glying
Elijah
Kirtland
Stake Presidency
Ward
Stake Genealogical Committee
Ward Committee
Eaid
Wallace Ennsan
Army Men Fined and Imprisoned for Delinquency Case
Two Ogden soldiers pleaded guilty in Justice court to contributing to the delinquency of juveniles. Each man was fined 299 dollars and sentenced to six months in prison. Sheriff Snyder and local authorities arrested the pair and two teenage girls at 3 am Sunday in Ogden with help from the county treasurer’s office and the Highway Patrol. The men, Harold J. Anderson and Lane Anderson, were from different units. Anderson was AWOL and Powell was seven days overdue on furlough. The case stands as a cautionary note against involving girls in improper conduct.
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Lin
Ogden
Sherrif Snyder
Fees
Ogdens
Vernal Monier
Harold J. An
Anederson
Lane
Anderson
Powell
Femer. Ka
Herltf Snyd
Duchesne Wildcat Well Explosion Injures Six Workers
A fire and explosion at the Ute melbal No 1 well near Duchesne wounded six Mountain Carter Oil Co States Drilling Co employees. Injured include Harold E. Kites Vernal and others from Duchesne. Fire swept the rig as drilling reached 1552 feet, flames rising 40 to 50 feet while workers sought cover and the rig burned.
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Bonansa
Johnson
Watson
White River
California
Duchesne Wildcat
Utemelbal No
Duchess Ma
Duchesne
Mountain Carter Oi! Co
States Drilling Co
Omnes Miga
Harold E. Kites
Vernal
Gear Carter O
Cal Bell
Shilter
Roosevelt
Nelles
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