Pocalites Marry in Spring Rites
Alice Walker becomes Mrs Doyle Lambert in a spring wedding at Vernal Utah. The formal ceremony and reception followed by a short honeymoon, with the couple planning to reside in Vernal. Mrs Walker is a prominent local social figure and Uintah High School alumna. The article notes a gathering and upcoming meeting with officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Walker
Ana
George OQ
Walker
Glen A_ bert
Cours
Manger
Uintah High School
Lambert
Phyllis Slaugh Weds Eugene Bullard in Freestone Ceremony
Phyllis Slaugh daughter of Mr and Mrs Ben Slough became Mrs Eugene Bullard in a double ring wedding at Freestone. The bride wore navy blue with white accessories and corsage of primroses and roses. The couple, attending by family, will reside in Vernal Utah at Basin Flying Service air corps connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Slaugh
Ben G. Slough
Freestone
Nie Ee
Wallsce Slaugh
Davis
Femi
Witte
Mia
Bullard
Vernal
Ha Watkins Weds Marvin Stevens in Ashley ceremony
Watkins daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Watkins changed her name to Mrs Marvin Stevens Wednesday morning in Ashley. Bishop Philip Watkins officiated as vows were exchanged before immediate family. The couple, both from Uintah area, planned an open house reunion after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ie Watkins
Paul Watkins
Jce Watkins
Geon
Stevens
Uintah Tigh School
Atudent
Wm. Stevens
Mangel
Martel Auins
Dane Call To Wed Brigham Girl
Announcement details a marriage planned for next Thursday between Dane Call and a Brigham City girl from Brigham Young University. Parents and family are noted, with arrangements and venue hints at Salt Lake Temple. The couple has ties to Vernal and Navy service is mentioned for a family member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dane
Brigham
Barbara Hansen
Brigham City Gil
Brigham Young University
Duane Ci
Salt Lake Los Temple Mies
Distop
Fyvest Ifsnsen
Bridgercxim
Ane
AA Call
Agnes Rasmussen Returns to Coast
Agnes Rasmussen travels back to Madeira California after three weeks as a houseguest with Mr and Mrs Ed Hatch. She had visited Denmark at the outbreak of war and safely returned to the United States. Her latest trip included a return to Denmark with comparisons to Switzerland and war torn nations. Mrs Mac Kir Creary of Santa E sona California is visiting with her three sisters Mrs Caldwell Mrs Sam Ruif and Mrs Wedithy. Her mother is Mrs Ba Sprouse of Lepoint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Rasmussen
Madeira
California
Ed Hatch
Miss Rasmussen
Denmark
United States
States
Enmark
Switzerland
Mac Kir Creary
Santa E'nosa
Calif
BL. Caldwell
Sam Ruif
Wedithy
Mets
Ba 1 Sprouse
Lepoint
Thelma Meadows Weds Acel Miller in Vernal Ceremony
Thelma Jane Meadows and Acel Miller, a Vernal man and Army veteran, wed Saturday evening in an informal Salt Lake influenced ceremony. The bride wore a tull gown with white and red bouquet, and attended by her sister as maid of honor in pink. The couple plan to live in Vernal after a Salt Lake origin ceremony. Miller, a 1944 Salt Lake High School graduate, is employed by Fawes & Ich Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Jane Diescows
Salt Lake
Ace Miller
Elyg Meadows
Buda
Ee Feusowe
Vernal
Mee Miller
Sat Lake
Sat Lake High School
Miller
Vernal Man Weds Washington Girl in Moses Lake Ceremony
Betty Kathleen Graham of Hiawatha Valley Washington became Mrs Forrest Gale Lybbert son of Mr and Mrs Jacob N Lybbert Vernalites now living in Moses Lake The wedding took place Sunday April at the Mosesser Presbyterian church Rev David O Martin officiated The couple will reside in Moses Lake She is a Moses Lake high school graduate and Washington State College student He served nine years in the navy as an electrical technician The ceremony featured spring flowers and a gown with long sleeves bridal train and seed pearl carpet
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Kathleen Graham
Iw I Graham
Hiawatha Valle
Washington
Forrest Gale Lybbert
Jacob N. Lybbert
Moses, Coke
Mosester Presbyterian Church
David O. Martin
Fred Breath
Hs Millard Steele
Glen Lybbert
Gene Graham
Millard Steele
Tony Lybbert
Mina Richens
Ie Boa
No L. Aiehens
Vernalites
Moses Lake
Lake City
Lybbert
Nr. Lybert
The
Tint High School
Navy
Seattle
Mrs Stan Kin Named President Of Vernal Lady Lions
Mrs Stan Kin was elected president of the Vernal Lady Lions Club at the adjourned meeting and luncheon at the Gateway Cafe. Other new officers include Mrs E L Reonion as vice president and Mrs C L Jobaron as secretary and treasurer. The evening featured readings by Joan Caldwell Colleen Pecipeau vocal numbers and tulip adorned tables. A highlight was honoring members with 100 percent attendance during the post season. Hostesses included numerous local members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stan King
Eung Vernal Club
C. Cadwell
Specie
Cherie
Enla Hullinger
Woolley
Moneys
Lon
Plas [O
C. [Boswell
Howard B. Calder
Tim Karl Swain
W.S. Havens
John Stang
F. G. Eskélson
D. Bart
Free Hearing Aid Clinic at Commercial Hotel June 4 1947
Mr Littlefield will host a free hearing clinic at the Commercial Hotel on June 4 1947 from 10:00 am to 10:00 pm. The program promises personal demonstrations of the 4-Voint Nosring System by Acousticon manufacturers. Attendees can learn natural hearing exercises and may arrange home appointments. Visit Acousticon Co 324 Atlas Building in Salt Lake City for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littlefield
Commercial Hotel
Kien
Acousticon
Uume
Salt Lake
Acousteen Co
Atlas Building
Women’s clubs attend state federation convention in Salt Lake
Mrs Lakell Dickinson led a delegation to the 1947 state federation convention in Salt Lake City. New York educators Reena Boyles and others toured Russia last year, while Judge Reva Heck Basone of Salt Lake gave a notable talk on moderating alcohol use. Uintah notes record Ben Hacking and Mrs C F Handerson attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alichs Dan Aa
Iok Federatedi Women’s 1
Salt Lake
Lakell Dickinson
New
York
Staten
Martin
Irs
Jekinson
Russia
Reva Heck Basone
Ben Hacking
C.F Handerson
Edwards Couple Relocate After Short Vacation
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Edwards plan to live on the coast in a new home at Gowan then En Sura Sotitornda after a short vacation. Mr. Ed Wile is cited in the text with an age of Oyte and a position. Mrs. Ed Ada Jeruen has worked with Ate ton Bros for five years and will be replaced by 8 Collier in Ashton's credit department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ig J
Sloan
Poltary
A. JW
Bageed
Jone
M. Hi
Wilson
Bob Edwards
Snd
Gowan
En Sura
Sotitornda
Ada Jeruen
Ateton Bros
Collier
Ashton
Credit Department
Unclear OCR item prompts strange names and phrases
The readable text presents fragmented labels and odd spellings including place-like words and a quote about a rancher. No coherent event or clear entities emerge to form a factual news teaser.
Aviation News Breakin Breakfast Hosts Local Enthusiasts
Local aviation enthusiasts gathered at the Breakin t Slowing event hosted by the Chamber of Commerce in Wood Springs. Attendees included notable figures such as Hawe, Fryparhles, Mer poe Mea G, and others from Tooele and nearby areas. The morning program featured remarks by community leaders and a discussion on regional aviation developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of
Merce
Swinunin
Fryparhles
Serepper
Ra Pope
Hoyle Chew
Niro E
Paul Vecan
Weighing Scale Mishap Report From Fairbanks Vermont 1831
Fragmentary notes mention Mr Edwards and a weighing scale in Fairbanks Vermont around 1831. The text is incomplete and unclear, but appears to record a local event or incident involving a weighing device and a person named Edwards. The source lacks full context and details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hades
Fairbanks
Vermont
Fragmented OCR snippet with scattered names and phrases
The readable text lists names such as Amie, Richard Bur, Wilson, Jackie Paul Kittrell and others amid garbled phrases about a president and a Presbyterian context. No clear event, date, or location emerges from readable fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reich Art
Presbyterian Cha
Jack Harn Harstad
Arety Tazelh Phillips
Richard Bur ‘Charset
Wilson
Jackie Paul Kittrell
Forest timber sale advertised by forest office
The local forest office advertises timber for sale with 400 000 bd and 300 000 sits of rap timber listed. The notice mentions Teas' region near Mosby and E USM, with prices around 800 bd per thousand. Further details and final dates appear in the referenced pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mosby
Fragmentary OCR Note Confusing Political Terms
Readable text hints at a fragmented report mentioning a shipment from a nationwide company and a reference to a presidential figure. It also includes garbled phrases about Speaker of the House and representatives in the United States Congress, creating an unclear political context.
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Doyle Lambert
Eugene Bullard
Ha Watkins
Marvin Stevens
ACE High
Raymon Sidstaway
Kermit Young
Prank Wright
Thelma Meadows
Acel Miller
Cherry B. Karren
Hla
Tyzack
Corinne
Ray Kattrell
de Hil
Floyd
Ranpely
Thang
Wasatch Academy
Pleasant Bunday
Kimball Slaugh J
Lila
Browning
Muntasa
Slaugh
Vernai
New, Tech
Sorat Lady Lions Club
Mra. King Aucreads
S. Don He Ing
Raiking Preditenh
Stan Kin
Lady Lions
Waldo L. Littlefield
Vik
Dan
Adai Rominent
Abs Armen
Adama
Aviation News
Edwards
Tee Teanely
Field
Forest Servior
Shaw Fortartoy
Aizeg
Bormala
Arlwide Co
Jansd
Reba
United Baten Congres
Econ
Hs, Siti
Colemere
Colemere’s Furniture & Appliance Co
West Main
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