Cosmopolitan Club Honors Mothers at May Meeting
Cosmopolitan Club members and 37 mothers gathered May 10 at the TA Cafe. Each member pinned a corsage on her mother as introductions proceeded. The program featured Moon River sung by Jarlee Raines, a piano solo by JuNoe Merkley, readings by Detella Richens and Blane Busch, with Muriel Hacking in charge of the program and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Club
TA Cafe
Jarlee Raines
Ace
Carollyn White
JuNoe Merkley
Detella Richens
Blane Busch
Muriel Hacking
Eve Ashton Appointed Chair of Eastern Utah Radio Free Europe
Eve Ashton of Vernal was named chair of the Eastern Utah division for the Radio Free Europe Fund. The fund’s Utah headquarters are in Salt Lake City, and the committees plan four solicitations this week to support the transmitter network based in West Germany and Portugal. The season will conclude with an outdoor party at Donna Collett’s home on Saturday, May 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Radio Free Europe Fund
Donaald P. Lloyd
Ambassador Club
Eve Ashton
Vernal
South Main Street
Salt Lake City
Radio Free Europe
West Germany
Portugal
Donna Collett
Frances Lenox Named 2nd WY P of State BPW
Frances Lenox of Vernal was installed as second vice president of the Utah Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs at the 8th annual state convention in Panguitch May 18 to 20. Lenox has served as state treasurer the past two years and the theme was Today's Dimensions in Democracy Leadership. Nine Vernal members attended among 160 from other clubs. speakers included Miss Fannie Sardy and William Q. Bruhn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern Aiken
Gerri Popham
Rod
First Baptist Church
Servier
Hort
Pearl Morrison
Edith Nelmg
Margaret Newell
Mrs. Jones
Donnie Klever
Mary
Darrien Schertzer
Jane
Louise Phillips
Florida
Reese
Francea Lenox
Vernal
Utah Federation, of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Panguiteh
Lenox
Fannie Sardy
National Federation
William Q. Bruhn
Small Business Advisory Board
Focal Clubs
Rhoda Robinson
Judy Faulkner
Estella Workman
Wilma Webb
Ethel Brown
Evelyn Slough
Pauline Adama
Ironyers
Pearl Shaffer
Lillian B White Narrates Ashley Pioneer History
Lillian B White recalls Ashley Valleys early days and its frontier town life. She recalls one store with a rear living area a post office three saloons a butcher shop a drug store an IL room hotel and the people who gathered in Vernal and Green River journeys of Will Britt Fin Britt Pare Dodds Peter Dillman and others. The narrative marks White born 1872 in Illinois and her family travels from Iowa to Utah and Wyoming as settlers sought a rich mine and land in Ashley Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. White
Ashley Town
Linford Batty
Ashley Ward
Vernalliv
Old Ashley
Council Bluffs
Iowa
WI Britt, Fother
Old Ashley Town
Green River
Ward
Lillian, Smitt
Ashley Valley
Mrs White
Ifllls Dale
Will C
Mousa Graves Britt
Ifer Smother
Black Hills
Dakotas
Britt
Paeumonia
Cart Creek
Dugway
Utah
Whiterocks
Will Dritt
Fin
Peter Dillman
Green River City
Wyoming
Pardon Dodds
Mr. Britt
Paredon Dodds
Peter Ditlman
W. C. Britt
Fin Britt
Ashley
Lieber Horsehock
Eco Abraham Hatch
Wasatch Stake
Psron Dodda
Maud Hatch
Abraham
Club meeting reviews record keeping and social games
The group discussed archival duties led by LeVern Adams and spent the rest of the evening playing rock. First prize went to Airs Adams, consolation to Annie Johnston, and a draw to Betl Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strauasio Birchell
LeVern Adams
Airs
Adams
Annie Johnston
Betl Anderson
Gold Star Mothers Tea at Legion confab in Vernal
Gold Star Mothers will be honored at a Tea during the American Legion State Convention in Vernal. The event on June 9 from 3 30 to 5 00 p m at the Ash ton home features notable attendees led by Zelda M Jones and Carrie Watch along with a musical program and remarks by 1902 Girls State nominees Kathleen Jolley and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Vernal
Stewart L. Ashton
Department
Zelda M. Jones
Golda’ McShane
Carrie Watch
Department Gold Star
Eve Ashton
Arxillery
Juana Banks
Mary Ashton
Kathleen Jolley
Dorothy Winder
Marie Dudley
Sharon Bodily
Kathryn Webb
Cheryl McLean
Ruby J. Farnsworth
Donna Dupri
Catherine Stringham
Michael Ashton
Scotty Michland
Amy Lube
Aloma Hatch Named Queen of USU Attends Logan Event
Aloma Hatch daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl E Hatch of Vernal was chosen as second attendant to Miss USU at Logan amid University campus nominations by fraternities. Hatch, a sophomore majoring in interior design and psychology, joins Joan Carrigan as Miss Utah State University selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USU
Aloma Hatch
Earl E. Hatch
Vernal
University At
Logan
Aloma
Agathon
Joan Carrigan
Midvale
Utah State University
Clayton S. Mute
Lapoint
Misa Hatch
USA
Orchests Club
Chi Omega Sororiy
Thalia Club Holds May Luncheon and Game Results
Thalia Club members met at Bre Straussia Ditchell’s home on May 17 for a dessert luncheon shared by ten members. Mrs Birebell presented a quotation Hope a Word to Live By and Bertha White won high in 800 while Mrs Tilton White captured bingo. The next meeting is set for June 7 at Anna Galbreath’s home. Glenn Cooper attended the Utsh Pharnaceutical Assn convention in Ogden, the 70th annual gathering with over 900 pharmacists statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thalia Club
Bre
Straussia Ditchell
Birebell
Bertha White
Bingo
Tilton White
Anna Galbreath
Glenn Cooper
Utsh Pharnaceutical Assn
Ogden
Thia Wan
Itate
Coal Yard Relocation and Parking Lot Conversion
The Staley Coal Yard site moves from Vernal to Moeser Timothys yard. Apheton Bros. Co. gains leasing rights and plans blacktop paving to convert the yard into a parking lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staley-Gordon Coal Company
Hay Mayor Fta
Vernal
Lou Timothy's
Moeser
Staley Coal Yard
Apheton Bros. Co
Rescue Patrol Slates Dance to Aid Two Way Radios
Ultuk County Search and Rescue Patrol announces a Saturday night dance at the National Guard Armory with Tal Wardla's Orchestra starting 8 30 p m. Proceeds fund two way radios for patrol vehicles. Tickets from King's Basin Marine or patrol members. The group has mounted recent rescue efforts including Macuser and Green River drownings and mountain searches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard
Ultuk County Search and Rescue Patrol
Will Lee
Tal Wardla
King's Basin Marine
Patrol
Hugo Hullinger Top Sperry Man
Hugo Hullinger a Sperry Utah supervisor and outdoorsman with a long tenure in maintenance and prior service on the Vernal police force and Navy veteran. He and his wife Enid are residents of Kearns with children Jay Ginny Christine and Clark. Vernal origins and local ties noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sperry
Sperry Utah
Hugo Truilinger
Jay Denariment
Hugo
Navy
Rangely
Colorado
Utah State University
Intermountain
Enid
Jay
Ginny
Christine
Clark
Kearns
Engagement Planned for Betty Salazar and Sterling Stubbs
Announcement of the engagement and forthcoming marriage between Betty Jane Salazar and Sterling John Stubbs. The wedding is set for June 1 in the Davis Ward Chapel with a reception in the recreation hall. The couple, both Vermal area residents, plan to live in Vernal after graduation from Uintah High School this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Salazar
Sterling Stubbs
Plan
Betty Jane Salazar
Sterling John Stubbs
John Salazar
Vernal
Davia Ward
Recreation Hall
Cultural Arts Club Hosts Guest Night and Prizes
The Cultural Arts Club held a May 10 gathering at Mrs. Lucille Watkins home with 31 attendees. May Carpenter won oldest guest and Honnie Searle youngest. bingo prizes went to Idonna Call and Louisa Hacking. Program directed by Sfelen Walker and Hallie Searle. hostesses listed. The Johnny Johnson party, including Maellyn Smith, visited BYU attendees Melvin Nelberger family in Provo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Cultural Arts Club
Wal
Lucille Watkins
May Carpenter
Honnie Searle
Idonna Call
Louisa Hacking
Sfelen Walker
Hallie Searle
Lucille Walkin
Oleta White
Vivian Carter
Myrtle Nelson
Eva Mawes
Ted Walker
Demice Thomas
Johnny Johnson
Maellyn Smith
Melvin W. Nelberger
Mr. Johnson
Misa Smith
Byu
Provo Wue
Lila G. Gale Recalls Bluebell Pioneer History
Lila G. Gale marks her 90th birthday by recounting Basins pioneers including Elmer Gale and Delilah Gardner Gale who founded Bluebell Utah. She recalls immigration to Uintah County and the early irrigation challenges from Lake Fork river to floodplains, tied to the town’s name origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Delilah Gardner Gale
Paternal Rest Home
Bluebell
Elmer Gale
Leslie Goodrich
Hhoda Goodrich
Weber Powell
George Spencer
Henry C. Wathen
Wintah County
Geo. Powell
Frico
Marey G. Wathen
Talla- OY
Delis
Jesse
Jensen
Amish County
Lake Fork
John K. Thering
Ume
Farmer's Irrigation Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bremawee
Wipihaty Neal
Faral
Lucretia Evans
Auhley Valley Junior High School
Ora Fay Oviatt
Carol Squire
Rons Ours
Gie
Elan Vormeer
CiHits
Mia
Lilian B
Ploneer
Ashhley Town
Net
New Post
Lila Gardner Gale
Biushall Pioneer
Xiwanlams
Kiwani-aonns
Wagon Wheel Cafe
Jewell Rowland
Jean Sweeney
Barbara Armstrong
Ttnee Gardner
Marle Dalley
Reba MacLean
Mary Tassalner
Efficvia
Jewel
CLUS
Frances Lenox
WY. P
Utopia Club
Chrystal Lewis
Francea Lewis
Fances Lenox
Lillian B. White
Society
Billie M. Hodgkinson
Gold Star
Alta Winward
David Neeley
Glenna Huff
Lila Thacker
Elaine Hall
Alta Williams
As Ree Coldwell
JoAnn Snyder
Glenna Tuff
Donna Nelson
Elizabeth Sawards
Ruth Taylor
Merry Mrs
Eleanor, Marshall
Leone Merkley
Dorothy Perkins
Rosemary Bigelow
Joyce Long
Qants Bigelow
Misa USA
Queen of Usu
Coal Company
Hugo Hullinger
Top
Sperry Utah News
Harold, Tullinger
Manriage
Grant M. Murdock
Jegal Bge
Evelyn Dirch
Regal See
Duchesne
Paul Yfankins
Shenendoah
Townsne
Alice May Gray
Francis Andrew Palmer
Carol Lee Bennion
Betty Jane Salazan
Mrs. Hitchie Stubbs, Sr
Uliah High School
FILA
End
Mr. Stubbs
Alnish High School
Little Honanza
Lila G. Gale
Basin Pioneers
Mrs. Gale
Salem
Ira W
Alice Snow Gardner
Mant
Uintah Indian Reservation
Rhoda Goodrich
Heber Powell
James Cook
Luonadia Lisonbee
Robert Alexander
John Ferrell
Nerry C. Wathen
May Therning
Shonah
Lake Fork River
Blige Bell
Blue Bell
Clary
Henry Alfred
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