Requiem Mass Held For Pete Lopez In Vernal
Requiem mass for Peter John Lopez, 40, of Vernal, who died from injuries after an incident at the Bank of Vernal, was celebrated at St. James Catholic Church with Father Timothy Ryan presiding. Rosary and services preceded the funeral and burial, with local clergy noted in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter John
Pete} Lopez
Vernal
Bank of Vernal
St. James Catholic Church
Timothy Ryan
Vern Gifford
Naomi Dudley
A. O. LeMay
Nation's 50 Years Oil Needs Seen In Green River Shale
Bureau of Mines revises Green River oil shale yield to 494 billion barrels for northwestern Colorado. If realized, the region could meet U S oil demand for about 50 years at current consumption, with per ton yields varying by assumed gallons per ton. Final estimates remain uncertain and unpublished.
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Green River
Bureau of Mines
Colorado
Peetae Secre Orale
Precio
Oil field drills advance across multiple wells in Uintah Basin
The report notes several wells reaching depths in the 3 300 to 12 000 foot range with coring and drill stem tests. Johnson Neal No 2 Gov near Bonanza shows activity at 17890 feet, while Duchesne area wells like Ute Tribal No 1 and Carter's etcill test near 3630 and 6916 feet. Bluebell and other Carter wells report significant depths and fluid recoveries, with gas presence and mud indications. A non-oil item mentions a Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints transfer to Rio Cuarto Argentina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockwood Brown
Carter's
Rockwood. Brown
Vernal
Duchesne
Cse NE
Blueball Carter
CSW Nes
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Figuel Chobut
Rio Cuarto
Argentina
Double Service Held for Victims of Auto Accident
Funeral services for Lewis Dean and Ann Betty Staugh Robbins were held at the LDS second ward tabernacle in Twin Falls Idaho. The Burials followed at Sunset Memorial Park with a graveside dedication. The ceremonies featured a mixed quartet and readings by obituaries read by Clark Call. Speakers included Bp Carl Shetfeld and Dr Thomas E Robbins.
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Lewis Dean
Ann
Betty) Staugh Robbins
LDS Second Ward Tabernacle
Twin Falls
Idaho
Ms. Robbins
Frank G. Staugh
Vernal
Downey
Evera Morgan
Oe R. Theuson
Seth Bean
Clark Call
D. Claude Robbins
God
Carl Shet-feld
Columbus Ward
Salt Lake
M.T. Bartlett
Sunset Memorial Park
Paulbeari FiConwire
County Sets $1000 Target in April Cancer Fund Drive
The American Cancer Society plans an April campaign with a $1000 county quota led by Grace Hall. Sheriff’s volunteers and local theaters will help, and district lieutenants Will iam Havens Jensen Alta Stewart Virgie Gee Neocles Ruth Sowards Ashley Carl Collett Maeser Edith Goodrth will assist.
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Uintah County
American Cancer Society
Hall
Sadie McConkle
Utah Cancer Society
William Havens
Bonanza
Alta Stewart
Jensen
Virgie Gee
Neocles
Ruth Sowards
Ashley
Carl Collett
Maeser
Edith Good
Wool prices surge to 1.50 per pound in Wyoming sale
Western Wyoming wool market reports a sharp rise as 1500 fleeces from Frank Mayo’s 1951 clip are sold through Wyoming Wool Marketing Association. The auction signals a strong market with prices pushing higher, reflecting demand for regional fleece amid steady supply and optimistic forecasts.
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Wyoming
Frank Mayo
Wyoming Wool Marketing
Warning Issued On Planting Poison In Wildlife Areas
Dale C. Naylor range manager warned of dangers and penalties for placing poison at random. A Deep Creek report noted poisoned livestock dogs, urging anyone planning to lay bait to notify federal agencies or landowners with location and timing. Rowley, a local trapper, should be informed.
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Dale C. Naylor
Deep Creek
Hanning
Union School To Be Completed This Summer
Union School Board members meet at the site to discuss sewer system work and aim for completion by July 1. Plastering delays noted. secretary to press the contractor for faster progress. Plumbing and electrical contractors face delays due to other construction work, with Leland Stevenson urging sewer completion for tests and finalization.
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Union Hilal School Board
Lundell
Leland Stevenson
Calendar of events and market notes from Wyoming area
March and April events listed include FFA district meet, operettas, banquets, basketball tournament, youth offerings, Legion activities, mission center, county and city meetings, gun and knife shows, school breaks, and dances. A wool market note references price trends with Wyoming wool high values, grease loss, and California wool at 1.84 per pound amid favorable winter conditions.
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American Resin
Salt Lake City
Wyoming
California
Police to Detain Truants in Delinquency Prevention Effort
Police plan to pick up truants at schools within Uintah County to prevent delinquency. Officers will notify parents and arrange processing under juvenile court guidance. a 14 year policy cited by Judge Declanadir references past juvenile cases and attendance enforcement.
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Achool
Pis
Lehwaye
Ieee
Saventie
Judee Declanadiirs
Sudd¢ ‘Alder
Uintah
Juvealie
Versona Idesentes Ny
Uintah School District Hopes Fed Funds Aid School Budget
Superintendent Harold M. Lundell warns the Uintah School District board that the coming year requires higher local taxes or curtailing programs. Half day sessions for lower grades or larger classes threaten per pupil attention. Indoor toilets are sought, but funding is needed. A failed state bill removes federal money this year, prompting citizen input.
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Harold M. Lundell
State Senate
Jaycees Plan Big Vernal Spring Clean
Vernal citizens support a spring cleanup led by the Jaycees starting April 17. Chairman Larry Abegglen mentors the Crusade with LaMar Hawkins Darrell Warde Ralph ene Grant Parry Garth Batty Rolen Christensen aiding. Projects include planting, cleaner sidewalks, trash containment, painting window frames and fire prevention efforts.
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Vernal
Jaycees
Larry Abegglen
LaMar Hawkins
Darrell Warde
Ralph +ene Grant Parry
Garth Batty Rolen Christensen
Third Ward Plans Reunion Bishop Announces
The Vernal Third Ward holds its first reunion and homecoming at the Stake Center on Friday April 15. All current and former ward members are invited. An afternoon party for children precedes an evening program at 7:30 pm conducted by H. Walter Woolley followed by dancing. Adults and Mutual age youths are invited to the evening event.
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Vernal Third Ward
Stake Center
Third Ward
Vernal Ward
Sis
H. Walter Woolley
Son of Mrs Beck Released from LDS Hospital
Mrs Stephen Beck learned this week that her son Lawrence, who was badly hurt a month ago after falling from a building while working, has been discharged from LDS Hospital Salt Lake. His back injury remains but he is progressing.
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Stephen Beck
Lawrence
LDS Hospital
n'Salt Lake
Funeral services for Charles Holmes in Vernal
Charles Holmes 78 died at home Monday after a lingering illness. Funeral services by Harold Hultinger Friday at 3 p.m. in Vernal Second Ward Chapel. Burial at Vernal Memorial Park. Holmes born November 6, 1872 in Salt Lake City. Survived by widow Emma Boutham, four daughters, two sisters, and numerous grandchildren.
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Harold Hultinger
Vernal Second Ward
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Charles Holmes
Vernal Memorial Park Cemetery
Mr. Holmes
Salt Lake City
Charles
Martha Myiet
Aasey Valley
Eya
Big Cottonwood Canyon
John Neilson
Uintah Basin
R. Benson
Ashley Creek
Price
Vernal
Holmes
Emma Boutham
Catherine Southam
Church of Jesus
Los Angeles
Cal
Bessie Mowrey
Yakima
Wash
Win
R. Verroth
Georges Holmes
Nampa
Toledo
Edna Jones
Reed Dewey
McConkle
Ethel
Edith Goodrich
Tridel
Martha Osborne
Floyd, McNeill
Robert ¥. Roberson
Salt Lake
John J. Robersom
Springville
William
Era
Atv
Exer Ward Chapel
Minish Cattle and Horse Association Plans Rustling Crackdown
Uintah County cattle and horse owners met in the courthouse to set 1952 goals including rustling suppression and improved horse protection. Hugh W. Colton was elected president with Don Hill as vice president and Dan Free as secretary, among new and continuing officers. A reward for catching horse and cattle thieves was approved, with emphasis on keeping stock within Uintah County. Clair Z. Acord noted Uintah leads the region in cattle production, and the group scheduled the next meeting for April with highlights on selling practices and cattle quality improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minish
Uintah County
Hugh W. Colton
Don
Echo Park Dam debate moves to state and federal officials
Vernal Chamber of Commerce approves final draft of projects and participial sections. Echo Park Dam committee asks Utah State engineer and Interior Secretary to correct statements by National Park Service. Park Service aims to fund $28 000 yearly for three years to excavate dinosaur sites in Echo Park and South Mountain area, though no survey supports these claims.
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Vernal
Mountain State, Telepine and Telegraph Company
Utah Public Service Commission
M. O. Boswell
Vernal Exchange
Ialorada Rives
Stognan
Noandey
Vernal Chamber of Commerce
Echo ‘Park Dam
Utah
Chapman
Echo Park Dam
Natonal Park Services
Jack Fof
Frank
Ward
Vernal Chamber
Flaming Gorge
Park'Service
Congress
Echo Park
Ts Tam
Park Service
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