District Court Adjourns After Feb 27 Session
Judge Abe W Turner presided at the last day session of the district court on February 27 and adjourned proceedings to March 10 at two o clock pm. Edith Bell vs James Bell awarded divorce on February 24 with $50 attorney fees. 30 further fees for the plaintiff ordered. William E Collier granted a divorce from Sybil Collier with support of $10 monthly during the school year and $95 monthly in vacation for the minor child. Estate distributions ordered for L Roy Duke and partial for David T L Harren. Authority to renew mortgages granted in the Raymond O Bonann estate. Case against O W Ghowalter continued to March 10 at the request of the estate attorney.
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District Court
Abe W ‘Turner
Edith
Bell
James Bell
Atrickon
William E .Collier
Sybil Collier
Davis area farmers begin spring plowing and dances
Davis residents start spring tasks with tractors and teams in the fields while neighbors attend old time dances directed by Fred Reynolds and Ina Chivers. Wm I Gomm undergoes appendix surgery as family gathers in Ogden and nearby towns to visit. The Liberty Bell crack farewell marks a centennial celebration with Ted Woolley’s wedding upcoming.
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Davis
Fred Reynolds
Ina Chivers
W T Gomm
George Comm
Loreen
North Ogden
Lester Comm
Ogden
Wm. I Domm
Orlin Morrill
Earl Jackson
Clarence Blakley
Myra Morrell
Charles FF Dock
Baonday
San Angeles
Liberty
Philadelphia
Ted Ed Woolley
Farewell Testimonial for Guards Held Sunday at First Ward
A farewell tribute to volunteer guards was held Sunday at 730 in the Verna First Ward Chapel. The congregation sang America as mothers and fathers spoke, a tableau titled We Forget, and a Maeser Vernal chorus performed. The service closed with Oh Where is My Wandering Boy Tonight sung by the mothers.
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Verna First Ward
N ‘Gasconiu
Mre
Mary
Manwaring
Walter Woolley
George Bascom
Thenale
Quarita
Maeser
Vernal
Lucille Calder
Nyles Andreason
Fera Young Uintah Basin Pioneer Dies in Salt Lake
Feramore Littlee Young known as Pera Young dies at 73 in a Salt Lake City hospital after a long Utah life as a pioneer. Services held at East Millcreek ward chapel with hymn and prayer, remarks by Judge Dallas Young and Bishop Wehrli, burial at Wasatch Lawn Cemetery. Surviving brothers and sisters listed. long list of nephews among mourners.
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Feramere Littlee Young
Utah
Salt Lake City
East Mil Oreek Ward
B & Hinckley
Maasenet
Lucile Pack
Dallas Young
Hishop Wehrli
Mt Oympus
MM Young
William B Eyckson
My Father
EJ Young
Jr Burisi
Wasatch Lasa
Leon Ft. Pack
Edward J Young Jr
Karl Young
Clifford Young
Lawrence Young
Macser Young
Lyle Young
Feramore Little Young
Pera Young
Lorenzo D
Hannah H. Young
Tooele Utsh
East Lake City
Dintah Basin
Barhara Pack
Ward E Pack
Kamas
Vernal
Salt Lake
East MiI Creek
Salt Lake Penitentiary
Baldwin Radio Company
Wehrli D Pack
Rin
Dallas H Young
Edward Qd Young
George E Young
Gusher
Frank M Young
Provo
Albert F Young
Venice
California
Josephine Carter
Springville
Clara
Spiers
Los Angeles
Snow and Rain Boost Range Conditions in National Forest
A weekend storm left the Ashley National Forest mountain range whiter than this winter with high water content snow. Rain reduced runoff and improved range conditions. Official snow depth measurements will come later this month by Forest Ranger Glen Lam.
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Ashley National Forest
Forest
Glen Lam
Community notes from Vernal area include visits and local events
Leota Mra and Eklund and children Richard and Mary left Monday for San Diego where her husband works. Mr and Mrs Floyd Bryant and family visited in Duchesne. Hazel Wardle visited Vernal on Saturday. Swinging bridge work on Duchesne River paused. PTA met in Avalon chapel Thursday night with a large turnout. Alfred Harris and T Exstad Roosevelt visitors. Austin Wardle and Calvin Jorgensen went to Whiterocks for basketball. Jorgensen family hosted a dinner for Kent before he leaves with the National Guard, joined by Howard Walker, Don Walker, Clarice Shisler, and Victor Bulle and sons Kenneth and Harold. Roosevelt visitors noted Saturday. Restaurant Patroo This steak and beverages mentioned.
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Eklund
Richard
Mary
San Diego
Floyd Bryant
Ft Duchesne
Hazel Wardle
Zens Duchesne River
Avalon Chapel
Alfred Harris
T . Exstad
Roosevelt
Austin Wardle
Calvin Jorgensen
Whiterocks
Kent
National Guard
Howard I Walker
The
Guard
Don Walker
Vernal
Clarice Shisler
Ouray
Victor Bulle
Rons Kenneth and
Harold
J Perron Hacking
Leo Hacking
Linwood Calliforriia
Asher Merkley
Joseph F Hocking
Leon P Christensen
Salt Lake City
Maurice Vermii
Los Angeles
California
Mutual
Charlie Palmer
Edna McConkle
Brigham McConkle
Bishop LaVell Manwaring
Dale
Teddy Thacker Shirley
Vernon Richards
George Buscom
Wallace Oaks
Santa Monica
Dave Roberts
Keith Pope
East Lake City
Mark Pope
Salt Lake
George Murray
T W East
Durango
Colorado
Easts
Emma Schanno
Ben Mondragen
John Reader
Harold Ashby
Clapper
Rangely
Lela Collen
Clyde Hall
Garth Cotten
National Guards
Glen Oaks
Uintah School District Audit Reveals Assets and Bonds
A 1939 40 audit by Reuben A McConkie shows Uintah School District assets totaling 874 917 40 with 453 621 64 tied to sites and buildings and 200 000 in outstanding bonds. The report notes uncollected taxes and tax redemptions, sinking fund investments, and 39 40 receipts of 100 193 40 with noted transportation and plant operation costs. praise is given for new accounting systems and clerk and superintendent support.
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Uintah
Reuben A McConkie
Unitah
Uintah County
McConkie
McConkle
4H Club Leaders Return From State Training Corse
4H leaders from Uintah district attended a state Extension Service training at Utah State Agricultural College in Logan from February 24 to March 1. The program covered clothing food swine beef dairy home furnishing landscaping and forestry with daily lectures demonstrations and recreation. Attendees included Mrs Elsie Gusher and others, dormitory lodging provided, meals at the college cafeteria, campus tours, and a Friday dancing party.
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Utah State Agricultural College
Logan
Uintah
Elsie Gusher
Garth J Atwood Macser Shardon Morrill
Tridell Dale
Metcher
Della H Coler
Fort Dutchesnere
L Taylor
Tela
Seminary Declamations Set For Naples March 16
Naples ward hosts Seminary Declamation Contest on March 16 with about 320 students. Three girls and three boys will read prepared addresses for top honors, with awards for winners of the Book of Mormon Doctrine and Covenants and Pearl of Great Price. Contestants include Winifred Bingham Freda Richens Enid Caldwell Shirey Richards and Douglas Merkley Vernal First Ward. The brown bear note appears as a separate fact: the largest American bear can reach about 1600 pounds.
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Naples
Na- Des
Winifred Bingham
Freda Richens Maeser
Enid Caldwell
Meester
Shirey Richards Maeser
Douglas Merkley
Liliamington
Daly P Thaker
Maeser community notices toast events and arrivals
A long list of local life events includes a baby boy born February 25 at Maeser and numerous social gatherings. Mr and Mrs Leo Hacking return from California while others visit Salt Lake City and Vernal. Residents host parties, dances, and benefit events with musicians and games, reflecting a bustling town calendar.
John T Pope Honored on 81st Birthday
The 81st birthday of John T Pope was celebrated with a birthday dinner hosted by Mrs J Emery Johnson for 15 guests. Pope, a pioneer and civic leader of Ashley Valley, helped curb cattle rustling and improve schools. Born March 2, 1860, he moved with his family to Bear Lake and later Vernal. He and Charlotte Stock had nine children. she died in 1918.
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John T Pope
J Emery Johnson
Ashley Valley
Pope
Farmington Days
Robert
Sarah LeDuc Pope
AmMrth
Brigham Young
Bear Lake Valley
Garder Otty
Ife
Charlotte Ann Stock
Uving
John W Charlee
Franklin
Emery Jonisotr
Phil Watkins
Ver
Ulntah
Dorr
Pope’s outdoor life and discovery of sand asphalt roof paint
Mr Pope has spent ten years experimenting with outdoor life and health. He found a way to produce an ever roof paint from sand asphalt found in a valley rich in the material. He still enjoys the outdoors and spends much time fishing in mountain streams.
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Pope Toin
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