Oil News Red Wok De 12 California Company Locations
Crude, garbled OCR notes multiple California company locations in Uintah County Utah and surrounding areas. Mentions grading roads, drilling, and production references with names like Roosevelt Focus, Ute Tubal, and Deep Wells Production Inc. scattered amid unclear coordinates and facility notes.
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Red
California
CSW
Uintah Counter
Intah
Toca Fon
Hedwath
California Company
Uintah
Horseshoes Band
Cse
Ahea
Roosevelt Foci
Rosemary Li
Ae Boke
Isi
Utah
Lambert
Production Inc
Death of Lea C Christensen in Long Beach California
Former Tridell resident Lea C Christensen died February 22 in Long Beach California. He came to Tridell around 1916 as a school teacher, teaching several years. Survived by his wife two children and nine grandchildren all of Long Beach.
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Ward
Lea C Christensen
Long Beach
California
Christensen
Tridell
MLA
Lela Bartlett
Reed
Loren McKee
Salt Lake City
Primary Stake
Vernal
Doris Morrill
Varois Worrill
Edna Simmons
Jennis Betts
Rly Morrill
Elva Wilton Fern Barnett
Virginia B Goodrich
Thelma McKee
Maxine Morrill
Veda McKee
Junior Morrill
Logan
Sacrament
Stan
Ley Morrill
Ivan Ross
Devie Morr
Lynn McKee
Roosevelt , Homnital
Uintah County oil records note multiple company locations
Fragmentary data records Uintah County oil activity listing Guher Ha Sionser Diig Co Gulf Oil Corp and Leeton No Phillips locations with NE NE or CNW NW designations, a found bridge, and quantities such as 30.8 bbls and 18 bbls. It mentions George Wall Ho and Hussain daily outputs, with crude figures and plan data.
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California Co
Uintah County
Sionser Diig. Co
Conte
Ldonor
George ‘Walt Meb
Ci Ie
Uintah
George Wall Ho
Standin O
He Gas Co
CNW
Hinton County
Leeton No
Phillips
Lynn D
Waites Nol Gulf Oil Corp
Kan Pet
Hussain
D E Crouse Final Rites Held Tuesday
Final rites for Docerus Elium Crouse 82 were held Tuesday at 7 pm in the Third Ward Chapel under Woodrow White. Service featured prayers, songs by local singers, and remarks by Pres Byron Goodrich. Burial followed in Vern Memorial Park with grave dedication by White. Crouse, born May 1 1689 in Eau Galle Wisconsin, lived in Beaver County then Vernal Utah, married Martha Bateman in 1906, and left surviving sons Frank Lin and Dan and daughters Hattie and Mrs Emery Freestone. He was a member of the LDS Church.
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Eai Morwwery
Ramuel Woolley
Sam Woolley
Tenaya Atford
Ming
Raymind White
Paiad Woolley
Afthe
Jechle Haws
Mao Jorgenson
Miz
John Stage
Pres Byron Goodrich
Lyman Campbell
Dennie Campbell
Frant Crouse
Dan Crouse
Thermes Crouse
Melvin Freestone
Vern Memorial Park
Mr. White
Mr. Crouse
Eau Galle
Wis
George Henry
Diana McCrouse
Utah
Beaver Conn
Crouse
Souther Utah
Vernal
Martha Vilate Bateman
Dragon
Alatah County
Neen
L$ Church
Franklin Crouse
Waco
Texas
Emery Freestone
Mea
Hattie Care
Bell
Vernasse
Price
Dan Rote
Orem
Thermer
Crous
Ogden
Lapoint News Recaps Visits and Local Events
William Ferguson family visits in Lapoint from Provo. Funeral for Joanne Bodily in Maeser Ward. Portrayals of guests from Steam Colorado to Ballard and Alberta. Local births at Roosevelt Hospital and L.D.S. Hospital. A spring birthday party for Elma Bodily and a ward scout night with Bunco and dancing. News also notes hospital stays, a horseback accident, and a Korea front update for Sgt Hess.
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Mable Lenkins
William Ferguson
Provo
Bins
Jas Bodily
Dallas Bodily
Joanne Bodily
Maeser Ward
Lorna Smith
Steam
Dust Spring
Colo
T ‘Oterty
Sike Thompson
Adria Kuzap
Bert Angus
Ballard
Herman Joeberg
Alberta
Canada
Clyde Hacking
Hyrum Burgess
Tex Burton
Rio Blanco
Burton
Clair Burton
Theda
Lex
Floyd Angus
David Jenkins
Roosevelt Hospital
Elroy Walker
Ronald Horrocks
Elsine Woolley
Salt Lake City
Mont Dy
L.D.S. Hospital
Elma Bodily
Bunco
Verl Bodily
Marlene
Sylvia Twitchell
Clara Bowden
Sharren Williamson
Vernal
Frank’ Jenkins
Robert Matson
Greenriver
Final Rites Held Saturday for Mrs. Alice Haslem
Impressive funeral services were conducted for Mrs. Alice Southam Haslem 61 at the Mae yer Ward chapel. She died Wednesday morning at Uintah County Hospital. Bishop Harvey Kee presided with organ preludes, solos, and readings by local clergy and family. Surviving children numbered four sons and seven daughters, with many grandchildren and greatgrandchildren. Visitors from out of town attended.
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Alice Southam Haslem
Maeyer Ward
Harvey Kee
Haslem
Uintah County Hospital
Victor Bingham
Evelyn Hacking
Young
Virginia Hacking
John Stagg
John Bolton
Bennett Ward
Isle of
Ome
Lucille Carrol
Carl Richling
Victor Wilkins
Archie Son
Stake
May Jorgenst San
Stagg
Bishop McKee
George Davis
Joseph Horrocks
Lap
John Heny
Clair Haslem
Bennett
Oshua Haslem
Stockton
Utah
van Haslem
Ifreer
River
Salt Lake City
Carl Johnson
Berkley
California
A. B. Anderson
Reno
Nevada
Leonard Horrocks
Lloyd Brown
Gladys Mecham
Vernal
Out of Town
James Cunningham
Chris Grey
James Hoops
Leki
Harry Loader
Pleasant Grove
Ray Haslem
Alex Baker
June Milano
Nellie Whitlock
Otis Horrocks
Audrey Taylor
May Bolton
Dean Haslem
Logan
Kenneth Haslem
Florence Johnson
John E Green
Sal Lake City
Clive Sprouse
Duchesne
Lapoint
J. Larvin Campbell
Leland Southam
Dee Southam
Will Southam
W. J. Cloward
Theresa Bird
Springville
James V. Coltharp
Rangely
Mark Brown
Edwards
Paul L. Brown
Son
Ariz
Jay Haslem
Wichita Falls
Texas
Kay Mecham
Camp_ Roberts
Vaughn Haslem
Green River
Wyoming
Ruby Brown
Tooele
Rose Lindsay
Park City
Thompson Family Trip to Salt Lake City and Return
Silke Thompson and husband traveled to Salt Lake City Monday and returned Wednesday with a load of furniture. They were accompanied home by John Vasico of Murray, and were sent on to Blue Mountain to visit Lawrence Lee and Earl Gadd. The Bellef Society held a conference Sunday evening led by President Agnes Walker who welcomed attendees and introduced the meeting chair. The Singing Mothers performed Love at Home, Kathy Tey Tay spoke, and Mrs. Jerry Harmison and family presented a dramatization of the family hour.
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Silke Thompson
Salt Lake City
Mondyan Peaiens
Kathy Tey
Tay
Jor
Jerry Harmison
Eien Bracken
Relief Society
W. 5
Mann
Vernal
Angus Anderson
Norman Holmes
Washington
Charles Hingham
Joe Norton
Grant
Mwrita Field
Serst Bellon
Mt. Pleasant
E. C. Coston
W.T. Suisher
Roosevelt
Grant Field
Ees Baptist Church
Bvelyn Brighton
Minle Angus
Jesse Winn
Richfield
Lonnie Winn
Independence
Earl Winn
Alterra School
Jennie Haslem
Alterra
St Georgels
Dea
Ohare Seiden White
Orem
Elston Kettle
Marilyn Funton
Barbara Snow
Lin Salt’ Lake
Snellen Townten
Ercil Sohneson
Utah
Snellen
Pia
B Kettle
Ernest Betts
Mrs
Marvin Kettle
Marvin
Soldier Mee R Hunting Promoted to Corporal
Mee R Hunting, son of Mr and Mrs Earl Bunting of Vernal, now stationed at Suwon, promoted to corporal. Hunting has been serving in Korea with the aviation unit and recently received the advancement in November.
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Mee R. Hunting
Earl Bunting
Vernal
Suwon
Mr. Hunting
Korea
Ari Anitaincraft
Utah Hotel Association to Meet at Vernal Hotel
Plans for organizing the Utah Hotel Association dominate a meeting of Utah hotel owners and managers to be held soon at the Hotel Vernal. A. W. Shepherd, manager of the Vernal hotel, notes the event follows a governor's trip and previous association meetings in Utah and Nevada.
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Vernal
Utah
A. W. Shepherd
Voral
Shepherd
Utah Nevada
Utanje
Exchange Student Tells Lions of Trip to England
Miss Johnson, home demonstration agent of Tron County, told the Vernal Lions Club about her year as an exchange student to England with the International Lions clubs. Dr. T BR Seager and Fred Washburn spoke, Virginia Hacking sang two solos with Lo reen Johnson accompanying, under President Clair R. o's leadership.
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England
Vernal Lions Club
Misa Fem Johnson
Tron County
Miss Johnson
International Lions Clubs
Tbr Seager
Fred Washburn
Virginia Hacking
Loreen Johnson
Froses
Clair R, O
Carter Oil Briefs and Social Notes from Vernal Neola
Carter Oil families enjoyed square dancing in Neola and received a royal welcome by the Neola ltes. Visitors in Steamboat Springs, Colorado included Mr and Mrs WW. Stoan who called on Mr and Mrs Ben Chase. Mrs N K Reynolds entertained her bridge club on Thursday March 6 with guests Mrs Charlie Reid, Mrs Myron Munson, and Mrs James Roberts.
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Carter Oil
Neola
Steamboat Springs
Colorado
WW. Stoan
Ben Chase
Sloan
N. K. Reynolds
Charie Reid
Myron Munson
James Roberts
Dean Sharp
Susan
Vernal
Sharp
Tooele
Eugene McDaniel
Don Langston
Dick Upton
Norm Reynolds
Hank Repp
Ford
Rawlins
Wyoming
Hank
Carter
Red Wash Briefs Reflect Weather Delays and Visits
Red Wash news reports little activity this week as operations pause for drying weather. Visitors were scarce on Sunday. Utah State Health Department inspector Mr. Bingham toured Red Wash last Wednesday. Mrs. Danielson and Judy joined Mr. Danielson on his trip out last Monday. Mrs. Danielson visited friends in camp while Red Wash worked in the field. Beverly Callan returned home for the weekend after a strong community effort.
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M. B. Callan
Wonder
Mr. Bingham
Utah State Health Department
Red Wash
Danielson
Judy
Mr. Danielson
Continental Briefs From Mrs Jock Cowden and Guests
Continental Briefs note geologist Bob Blair from Salt Lake City visited on business last week. Bluidy Wells Bayrord trailer house burned on Continental's location. Mrs Ken Sowards hosted a dinner with card games Saturday night. Attendees included Alph Ashton, Vice Waite, Grant Parry, Jack Cowden, Frank Gowyer, Phil Williams, and Ken and Rod Sowards. Ken Sowards wore tape over a broken nose from a basketball game last week. Harold Gilmore plans to return to work this week after a severe case of chicken pox.
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Jock Cowden
Bob Blair
Continental Oldavision
Salt Lake City
Bluidy Wells
Bayrord
Continental
Ken Sowards
Rod Ross
Alph Ashton
Vice Waite
Grant Parry
Jack Cowsden
Frank Gowyer
Phil Williams
Sowards
Ross
Harold Gilmore
Tennessee relief aid for blinded hunter described
The Chattanooga Times notes a nine Tennessee assault relief recipient draws 214 monthly under the relief for the blind program. It says the recipient barely sees to hunt and most funds support dependent children. The item mentions progress in ads benefiting the individual and the community.
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Congressional Record
Tennessee Saultrel Hunter
Thehattanooga Times
Former Vernalite Murdered In Los Angeles Hotel
Mae Elen Mathis a Vernal resident and former Dragerton Utah cleaner was found strangled in a Los Angeles hotel room Friday. William Klink, 27, is held for the murder. A witness saw Klink choke the deceased with a belt. Mathis was divorced from Wilson Mathis and leaves a daughter living with her parents, J. P. and Mrs. Johnstone of Dragerton.
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Mae
Elen Mathis
Wilson Mathis
Bne
Noa
Angeles
William &. Klink
Dragerton
Utah
Los Angeles
Mac Ellen Mathis
J. P. Johnstone
Wilson Mathis Tome
Johnstone
Family Hour at Ballard Meeting Held Sunday
Relief Society plans a special Family Hour at Ballard Sunday evening inviting Fontes to join family groups. Local news notes Ballard and explorers winning a trophy for basketball prowess this winter and lists visits, gatherings, and social events around Vernal and nearby communities.
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Doris P. Morrill
Veteagea Az Nt Anak Outelly New Dearborn “Agsu Sets
Conhace
Antiptotice
Tetd
Ee iv ‘iv Voc Machinery CO
Ae Oy Br 390 East Mais
Lynn X
Murdock
Mgr
Eproe
D. E. Crouse
Wm. Ferguson
Califpados
Alice Haslem
Echo Park
Congress
Colton
Bachman
State Water and Power Board
New Mexico
Grand
Junction
Colon
Chamber of Commerce
Frank Ward
Vernal Chamber
Salt Lake
Yampa
D. C
United Congressional
B. H. Stringham
Stringham
Capitol
Chris McKinlay
Harry Ratlett
Ernest Untermann
Harry K. Nelson
Senate Interior and Insular Affairs Committee
Harry Ratliff
U.S. Civil Aeronautics Commission
L. A. Johnson
Staff
Echo
Chamber
Chapman
Upper
Jett Wille
Vernal Group
Green
Wills
Vern Gifford
Carter Oil Briefs
Continental Briefs
Lewis
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Montana
Oregon
Idaho
C. ED Lewis
Phong
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