Last Rites for Burt Caldwell in Vernal Chapel
Funeral services for Burton Lee Caldwell 72 retired former businessman were held Wednesday at the Vernal Third Ward Chapel under Sam Woolley. The service included mixed quartet numbers and solos, with tributes read by Irma Taylor Trarmon Sowards and remarks by J. Wallace Johnson. Interment was in Dry Fork Cemetery. Caldwell, born September 20 1880 in Fountain Green Utah, helped pioneer Dry Fork, served as Sunday School superintendent and presiding elder, later moved to Roosevelt then Vernal. He died March 2 from complications following illness. survived by children Ernest Chellus Maurice Hugh Caldwell Flora Scott Edith Lent and many grandchildren and a brother.
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Burton Lee Caldwell
Foremer
Vernal Third Ward
Sam Woolley
Third Ward
Alice Woolley
Georgia ‘Whatcott
George C. Davis
Golden Bastian
Abla ‘Walker
Prestesse Haws
George C Davis
Chellus M
Caldwell
Ernest
Chellus
Maurice
Hugh
Max Caldwell
Ted Hateh
Mr. Caldwell
Fountain Green
Utah
Mathew An
Maria Caldwell
Ashley Valley
Lola Ly Hall
Dry Fork
My Caldswell
Caldwells
LDS Sunday School
Roosevelt
Erna
Edith
Riverton
Wyoming
R. Caldwell
Ning Gang
Hugh Caldwell
Vernal
Flora Scott
Edith Lent
Castr
Wye
Masie Sampsongden
June Hartley
Foes
Oregon
Eva Hatch
George Caldwell
Salt Lake City
Chey and Wilkins Visit in East Lake City
Mr and Mrs Douglas Chey visited in East Lake City on Wednesday with Mr and Mrs Erton Wilkins. Wilkins is improving from a serious illness after spending the past month at the Veterans Hospital. Mee J N Merkley hosted a turkey dinner on Mar 7 for her husband’s birthday with guests including Leland Workman Morgan Merkley Kneal Grant and Iola Grant from Ft Duchesne, Bobby Cuch from Duchesne, and Mrs Peck Hall of Vern.
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Douglas Chey
East Lake City
Erton
Wilkins
Veterans Hospital
Mee
J. N. Merkley
Mra
Leland, Workman
Morgan" Merkley
Kneal Grant
Iola Grant
Ft. Duchesne
Bobby Cuch
Duchesne
Peck Iall
Vern
Last Tribute Paid to Permelia Batty
Funeral services were held Thursday March 6 for Permelia E. Batty 88 who died March 2 at her home with daughter Mrs Myris D Perry and Bishop M M Batty among the speakers. The ward chapel service included prayers by Bishop John Eaton and Bishop Watkins and music by Carol Rae Grady Lois Erickson Ruth Welker and others. Pallbearers were grandsons Donald Ronald Wayne Linford Batty Derrell Perry and Milton Searle. Daughters of the Utah Pioneers members served as honorary pallbearers. The service featured selections In the Garden Go Home and The End of a Perfect Day along with closing remarks by Bishop Eaton.
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Permelia Batty
Glines
Permelia E. Batty
Myris. D. Perry
Glines Ward
Ernest John+ kon
John B Eaton
Carol Rae Grady
Lois Erickson
Ruth Welker
Award Rigby
Peace Stagg
Bishop Eaton
Robert Swain
Delton Batty
Ather
Donald
Ronald
Wayne
Linford
Batt
Derrell Perry
Milton Searle
Mra
Batty
Monorail
Camp Verynal
Camp Vernal
Daughters of the Utah Pioneers
Bene Tan
Data Orlal
George C. Davis
Utah unemployment benefits fraud education drive praised
Utah officials outlined penalties for unemployment insurance fraud including fines and jail, citing 27 cases referred to county courts and detailing a case where a worker drew 37.50 weekly for ten weeks while hiding 30.00 in earnings. The speaker urged continued education and cooperation from workers, radio, labor, and field staff to protect the unemployment insurance fund.
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Utah
Harding
Golf Club Formation Meeting at Ul Utah State Bank
A meeting was held March 2 in the directors room of the Ul Utah State Bank to organize the jhadlen Golf Club and elect officers for the coming year.
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Ul ‘Tah State Bank
Jhadlen Golf Club
Funeral Rites Held For Mrs. Young With Family Remembrance
The burial followed a service led by Bishop Bodily in Gusher and Roosevelt mortuary arrangements. Survivors include nine children, many grandchildren, and relatives across Vernal, Bear Lake, and Oakland, with services noting Mrs. Young born January 24, 1872 in Paris Idaho and married George E. Young in 1838 with later Logan Temple solemnization amid long Ver nal residence and a final se
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D’ Alene
Idaho
Roosevelt
Soil Preservation Efforts in Uintah Basin
William Karren of Jensen advances preliminary investigations for a 1800 linear foot log and cable revetment to protect Brush Creek banks after last spring floods eroded farmland. Rod Stewart nears completion on a snaking canal feeding Jensen, with Uintah Independence Canal Co planning a new flume and Parshall gauge this spring under the Uintah Basin Soil Conservation District.
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William Karren
Jensen
Karren
Rod Stewart
Snaking
Dick Coltharp
Uintah Independence Canal Company
Hayden and Neola
Uintah Basin Soil Conservation District
State Tax Forms Availability in Utah Courthouse
Utah state tax forms are available at the driver's license room in the courthouse. Filing deadlines extend into April 25, with forms ready for pickup and submission discussed.
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Utah
Ting
Remarkable Hotel Utah laundry service saves day
A traveler in Vernal enlists Hotel Utah laundry when no clean shirts remain for an important meeting. By 5 p.m. his shirts are returned fresh and ready, illustrating the hotel’s famed one day service. The article touts the large scale operation handling tens of thousands of linens and shirts each month, underscoring guest satisfaction and repeat visits to Salt Lake City.
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Hotel Utah
Utah
Tful
Salt Lake City
Diseases in Uintah County Health Unit report
Twenty four chicken cases were reported in Uintah County in the last week of February per the Utah State Department of Health. Ten measles reports and one cancer case were also listed in Uintah for that week. Across Utah the week saw 169 measles and 109 chicken pox cases plus seven cancer cases, totaling 685 reportable illnesses, up from 663 prior week and 489 a year earlier.
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Uintah
Utah State Department of Health
School Board Studies Prep Indoor Toilets and Seminary Pole Issue
Citizens Building Committee guests were invited to review district problems. The board set contract terms for Avalon School indoor toilets. Arch Johnson and Frank Walkser discussed wire chasing around the proposed high school seminary site. No decision on the pole issue. Beatrice Stringham and three district reps will attend the International Association of Childhood Education conference to advance childhood education.
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Citizens Building
Avalon School
Archie Johnson
Uintah Stake
Frank Walkser
Vernal Lds Seminary
Sneekie
Beatrice Stringham
International Association Of!dhood
Ieading
Nnfon
Graveside Services Held For Brad R Labram
Graveside services for Brad R Labram four day old son of Karl J and Zora Richardson Labram of Vernal were conducted at Roosevelt Cemetery Monday by Vernal First. The baby died Saturday at Uintah County Hospital. Surviving are the parents two brothers Kay and Dan Vernal two grandparents Mrs Ella Lahrum San Francisco and Cale and A Richardson Salt Lake City.
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Brad
R. Labr
Karl J
Zora Richardson Labram
Roosevelt Cemetery
Vernal First
Uintah County Hospital
Kay
Dan
Ella Lahrum
San Fancisco
Cale
A. Richardson
Salt Lake City
PTA BUPFORTS SCHOOL Committee Recommends Pep Changes
Read of Pep group concerns cites dissatisfied parents making anonymous complaints and student suggestions. Proposals include written applications for membership, minimum grade average, three day initiations, no during school hours, elimination of rough initiation practices, organized initiation with faculty oversight, and restricting pledge groups to upper grades. Also notes vandalism study recommending better care of property and stricter punishment for repeat offenders, with lockers needing consideration and approval delays for combination locks.
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PTA Bupforts
Pep
Chile
Ie Club
Blaine Moore
Sures iv
District Moves to Cut Bus Overloading and Walking
School board approves elimination of bus overloading by rerouting and requires students living within 1.14 miles to walk. Utah State Highway Patrol reminders prompt stricter adherence to capacity rules, with changes planned for several routes.
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Utah State Highway Patrol
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Burt Caldwell
Ben Apeamard Malland
Congress
Sep Tand
Stan Nebeker
Avalon
Oly
Dean
Independence Jastlan
Vernal First Ward
United Rexall Drug
Lela S
Arbor Hilts Hilts
Jackson
Hotel al
Max Carpenter, Mi
Uintah County
Brad R. Labram
Aluminum
Vlomber Fe
Ashton
Lesela
Aisehe
Otto Board
Waaty
Wills
Clark Rober
Pleasant Valley
Louis D. Roberts
Realdence
Frank Ward
Colorado Chamber of Commerce
Canyon City
Orson Caldwell
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