Outstanding Women to be Chosen Annually by Carret Topics Club
Legislative Council meets May 15 and 16 in Vernal to observe at least two days of programs. Attendees include Rep. Clair H. Hopkins and J. A. Cheney with others from county groups. Aimed at gathering firsthand oil and war information and visiting Echo Park Mountain Dam and natural history sites.
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Carret Topics Club
Utah
Vernal
Echo Park
Estes
Colorado
Development Assn
Clair H. Hopkins
Ge Souncl
J. A. Cheney
Whit Hammond
Orlan Johnson
Francis Feltch
Annual Current Topics Club honors Uintah County woman
The Current Topics Club will annually name a Uintah County woman of the year. Nominations are open to all members and voted by ballot at a special meeting. A tea will follow to honor the winner. The practice, started during World War I, honors notable Red Cross work and includes a long list of club officers and members.
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Uintah County
Ralph Rolfe
Rolfe
Loma Stringham
Marke Turner
Opal Showalter
Evelyn Barnett
Lillian Wenderson
Edytha Johnson
Virginia Ashton
Mary Ellen Campbell
Velma Erickson
Jane Fowler
Maize Johnston
Tals King
Martin
Yvonne Oetere Siddoway
M. Lorna Thomas
Vi ¥ Fan Apres
Ae Waite
Thence Williams
Gicclins Duke
Funeral Services Held for James M Allred
Funeral services for James Allred aged 78 were held Saturday at 2 p m in Vernal Mission Park Cemetery officiated by Bishop J R Merrell The Ashley Valley pioneer died last Thursday at his daughter Arch ie Hicks home in Salt Lake City He was born March 30 1865 and lived in Provo Vernal and Vernal aiding Ashley Valley pioneers He served as ward teacher in Naples Ward and supervised mutual placement He is survived by his widow 13 children 30 grandchildren and 58 great grandchildren
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James Allred
Vernal Menor Park
Cemet
J. Ross Merrell
Allred
Ashley Wives
Archle Hicks
Salt Lake City
Church of Tenis Christ
Provo
Vernal
Naples
Wone
Ernest W
Pence
Todele
Floyd Ile
Grantsville
Archie
Ruby) Hicks
Take City
Utes Triumph in Third Baseball Victory over Altamont
Uintah High School beat Altamont 14 to 5 for its third win last Wednesday. Lloyd hit Uintah’s lone home run. doubles were by George Coonradt Grant Richena and Eugene Coonradt. Pitchers were Grant Richena Eugene Coonradt and Lloyd Freestone. catchers were George Coonradt and Sterling Kendal.
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Ute
Altamont
Utes
Union High School
Vernal
Uintah Altamont
Uintah
Lloyd
George Coonradt
Grant Richena
Eugene Coonradt
Uintah High School
Grant Hrichena
Lloyd Freestone
Sterling Kenda
Michael Byrne Speaks On Vernal For Kobe Audience
Michael F Byrne a fifth grade student at the Kobe American School spoke about his hometown Vernal Utah to Japanese listeners at the American Cultural Center in Kobe The event was part of the Life In America series Col Byrne Lt Col Clement A Byrne serves at Camp Kobe as head of the Quartermaster Depot storage division He arrived in the Far East in September 1950 and is a Korea veteran Also in Japan with him are his son Vincent and daughter Geraldine aged four
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Michael F. Byrne
Clement A. Byrne
USA
American Cultural Center
Vincent
Geraldine
Japan
Col. Byrne
Far East
Korea
Funeral for Rodney Nelson at Frazer Presbyterian
Funeral services held Monday April 27 for Rodney Nelson 23 at Frazer Presbyterian Chapel. interment at Frazer cemetery. Nelson, a U S Marine stationed at Long Beach, died April 21 near Long Beach California from cerebral hemorrhage. Survived by wife Birdie Slaugh mother Mrs Eric Nelson sisters Marie Hicks Lorraine Slaugh. Military honors included two Marine color guards from Denver Base.
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Presbyterian
Frazer
Colorado
Rodney Nelson
Albert Slaugh
Corona Hospital
Long Beach
Cal
Denver
Camp Fendleton
Nelson
Ulatah High School
Birdie Slough
Vernal
Eric Nelson
Aurora
Marie Hicks
Ivan Frazer
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Mira
Clyde R
Lela) Barney
Lorraine Slaugh
Slaugh
Mra
Clark Feltch and Son
Former Vernal Resident Dies
Former Vernal resident R. L. Barry, an employee of the Mountains States Oil Company, died Tuesday evening April 28 in a Poplar Montana hospital after an operation. He had lived in Vernal for about three years and was well known in the Rocky Mountain Oil fraternity. He was moved to Montana a month ago. The U.S. divorce rate is dropping from 161 per 1000 in 1946 to about 10 per 1000 today.
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R. L
Mountains
Compan
Vernal
Horstman, Gay
Casper
Wyoming
Barry
Poplar
Montana
Rocky Mountain
U.S
Edwin Fountaine Called to Mission Farewell Service
Edwin Fountaine is sent to North Central States Mission in a farewell testimonial at EDS Chapel in Salt Lake City on Sunday evening April 26 at 5 pm. Parents Lawrence and Wanda Fountaine spoke, with music by Blanche Dalby and Wayne Carroll and performances by Mae Olsen, Ted Price, and the choir. E A Child gave closing remarks, with Bishop Mark Walton and remarks from the missionary.
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Hitler Edwin F. Fountaine
EDS Chapel
Sast Lake City
Lawrence Fountaine
Salt Lake City
Uintah Basin
North Central States Mission
Blanche Dalby
Choi
Wayne Carroll
Paul Banpant
Ison L. Stephens
Mae Qlsen
Ted Pricey
Abide
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