Three Ashley Valley Mothers Laid to Rest in Recent Days
Funeral services for Levina Burton and Oma Hackett were held in the Maeser and Jensen chapels, with Burgess Burton's family and local Relief Society members in mournful attendance. Burton, born 1885 in Heber, married to Henry James Burton, left two sons and a daughter, while Hackett, born 1873 in Joplin Missouri, widow of William Lyman Hackett, survived by grandchildren and two children.
Twenty Years Ago A Coltharp Window Sugar Sign Halts Housework
Julius Jensen returned Wednesday from Duchesne the new county seat where he cast his vote. The quall season closed. The daily hunter limit was 15 with few taking it. Four Georges ran for long term commissioner. Mrs James Hacking suffered a minor eye injury from a pear, not serious. NoJ Meagher and John H Reader went to the reservation on business.
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Julius Jensen
Duchesne
Gecargi
George
James Hacking
Serus
Noj Meagher
John H Reader
Funeral Service Held at Daughter's Home for Martha J Tatum
Martha J Brewster Tatum died November 5 at 84 after a long illness. Funeral was at her daughter Mrs M J Trone of Vernal with Rev George E Gulla presiding. Interment followed in Rock Point Cemetery. she was born June 27 1850 in Cane Hill Arkansas and married James L Tatum in 1872. Surviving are daughters Mrs L B Glifford Mrs F M Schmid and Mrs M J Trone and son Walter M Trone. Special music was provided by Leo Cilder and Mrs Wallace Colder.
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Martha 3 Tatum
M J Trone
Geoge E. Gulla
Congregational Church
Rock Point
Martha J Brewster Tatum
Cane Hill
Ark
James L. Tatum
Tatum
Vernal T
L B Glifford
St John Wash
F MM. Schmid
Vernal
Walter M Trone
Seattle Wash
Aire Leo Cilder
Wallace Colder
Isle of Somes
Patriotic Legion Event at Uintah High Monday
A Patriot day program led by Witbeck Post 11 of the American Legion and Auxiliary will be held Monday at Uintah High Auditorium with a morning ceremony including a 10 55 start and a one half minute of silence at 11 00. A banquet at 7 00 p m at the Community House and a dance at Imperial Hall follow.
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Consderabe
Witbeck Post No 11
American Legion and Legion Auxiliary
Uintah High School
Imperial Hall
Legion
George Guid
Lloyd Winn
H B Calder
Rice C Cooper
Elaine Goodrich
UHS Dramatic Art Department
P L Cowan
Vernal Lions Club
OHS
Ghs Christy Fred Wall
Victor Abplanalp
Rev Guild
Don Ll McConkie
UHS
FM Lancell
Dow Young
Grazing Area Organized for Eastern Utah
Pace Eastern Utah livestock men voted Saturday to form a grazing district east of the Wasatch range under the Taylor grazing bill. F R Carpenter directed the session with Archie Ryan assisting. committees for cattle and sheep were named to organize district operations and coordinate with federal agencies.
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Utah
Wasatch Range
F R Carpenter
Department of Interior
Hayden Cole
Washington . C
Carpenter
Archie D Ryan
Salt Lake
Division of Investigation
Interior Department
Taylor
Albert Turner
Cisco
Ray XZ Dillman
Roosevelt
Federal Emergency Reef Administration
Uintah County
One Hunter Fined for Killing Pheasant Hen
M Gadsby of Salt Lake was fined 25 dollars for unlawfully possessing a pheasant hen. Game warden Floyd Noel arrested him when the bird was found. Other hunters killed pheasant hens but were not apprehended and fined the maximum. such sportsmen are called predatory hunters.
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M . Gadsby
Salt Lake
Gadby
Floyd Noel
Pheasant and Quail Hunters Flood Uintah Hunt
Hunters from Salt Lake City Ogden Provo Heber City and many towns arrive for the Uintah pheasant and quail hunt with over 200 foreign hunters estimated on Sunday and Monday. The season closes next Saturday and Sunday. An Imperial hall Hoe Down dance opened the event with Salt Lake City and Winn Six Aces providing music. A library fund received a neat sum from the affair. Early Sunday crowds filled every field as seasoned hunters took limits while the day wore on and the warm weather kept hunting enjoyable.
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Salt Lake City
Ogiden
Provo
Heber City
Price Manti
Springville
Imperial Hall
Winns
Annual Red Cross Roll Call Starts In Uintah County
The Uintah county Red Cross Roll Call begins Sunday and ends Tuesday with a goal of 275 members. Roll call chairmen are named in 25 communities, and a first aid school in Vernal is planned for winter, plus a life-saving and home nursing course in spring.
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Uintah County
Red Cross
W S Henderson
Henderson
Golda Massey
Vernal
Ashley
Clark Larson
Jensen
Charles Wie
Davis
Linnle Simper
Naples
Luther Gale
Glines
Myrtle Erekson
Maeser
Ferron Hacking
Dry Fork
Stephen Beck Fort Duchesne
Robert L Bennett
Gusher
Mary Naylor
Leota
Frank
Roberts
Randlett
Stephen Abbot
Pallard Russell ‘Todd
Genett
al Rasmussen
Tridell
Bruce Harvey Lapoit
William Sprouse
Deep Creek
Ollie Justice
A C Boyle
Uinted County
W B Wales
H S Olson
Goldy Masey
J O Stewart
Millecam
Anderson
Pola Witheite
Junior Red Cross
Vernal Woman Maime Hacking Dies at 66
Mary Elizabeth Maime Hacking died Wednesday night at 6 o clock after months of illness following a stroke. Born March 19 1874 at Beaver she moved to Ashley Valley and Dry Fork with her parents. She was married to John Hacking in 1883 and had many relatives and pioneer roles. Funeral Saturday at Maeser Ward Chapel with burial in Maeser Cemetery. She was known for community work and love of flowers and friendships with Uintah Indians.
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Mary Elizabeth
Maime' Hacking
Hacking
Maeser Ware
Ward
Maeser Cemetery
Mrs Hacking
Beaver
Town Hall
Mary Elizabeth Grow
Ashley Valley
Dry Fork
Vernal
John & Hacking
Logan Temple
Ruth Caldwell
Sarah Davia
Chase Johnson
William Mark
Jeff
Joe
Henry Hall
Wilson Murray
Alton Hatch
Milton
Clyde Town
Harry
Uintah Reservation
Special Home Hygiene Course Registration Open
Interested individuals may register with Mrs Darothy McCanel chairwoman or Miss Golda Massey secretary of the Utah County Red Cross at the county recorder’s office. The course offers 24 hours of instruction in two weekly one hour classes. A 75 cent text book fee is due at registration. Further class times and locations to be announced next week per Mrs McCariel.
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Darothy McCanel
Golda Massey
Uintah County Red Cross Chapter
County Recorders Office
McCariel
Mission departure announced for Howard J Dudley
On Monday Bishop Iran Gardner announced that Howard J Dudley will leave for a mission in the Eastern States for the LDS Church. Dudley departs November 23 from Salt Lake, with a flight on December 6. A farewell party will honor him Thursday evening November 22 at the Jensen ward chapel.
Community Volunteers Elect Board Members
Local meeting lists Mrs Vern McCarre and J R Douglas among attendees. W Henderson leads roll call with volunteers from Services and Hygiene groups. Board members named include L G Nobie Mrs L K Murphy Mrs Bia Hatch Wm H Siddown Peterson and Glenn Mller.
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Vern McCarre
R. Douglas
Henderson
Trencerson
Nobie
L. K Murphy
Bia Hatch
H Siddown
Peterson
Glenn Mller
Election results show countywide majorities and turnout
Totals list senator King 5110 for Cole ton 81320 with 13790 majority and congress First district Mur dock 55180 Woolley 29345 majority 25915. Second district Robinson 66537 Loofbouron 9 3 756 majority 22781 Wolfe 109240 Straup 65207 majority 44023 Treasurer Riley 111005 Ajax 62660 majority 48345 turnout over 2500. Abe Murdock received largest county majority. Don Colton and Senator King noted precinct gains.
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United States
Don BR Colton
U. 8
Abe Mhirdock
Arthur Woolley Het
Boo iTer
Ermnsie
James H Wolfe
Daniel N Straup
Joseph Firle
Tror Ajax
George A Slaugh
Ol Knight
John W Weaver
Vor
Hugh W Colton
B Sartiett
Lester Bingham
Leon FP Christensen
King
Coleton
Congress
Murdock
Woolley
Congr Oas
Robinson
Loofbouron
Supreme Do Iurt
Rile
Ajax
J Emery Johnson
Abe Murdock
Coun
Tridell and
Willows
Don B Colton
North Vernal
Davis
Uintah Stake Conference Sessions in Vernal
Quarterly Uintah Stake conference to be held at the Plaka Tabernacle in Vernal on Friday and Saturday With special priesthood sessions Saturday evening and Sunday morning General conference session at 2 pm Sunday The closing session directed by the stake MIA Sunday evening Public invited to attend all sessions
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Uintah Stake
Plaka Tabernace
Hood Sessons
MIA
Wil
Steinaker Draw Road Work Delayed Awaiting Rock Crusher
Road work on the Steinaker Draw section of the Vernal Manila highway is slowed while the state road commission plans a bridge and awaits a rock crusher. A full crew is expected to start within the next week or so.
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Steinaker Draw
Vernal-Manila Highway
Betterment Service Department
The
State Road Commission
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Heber
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Trvin Caldwell
J F Dubois
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Ada Marie Jensen
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Ilfa
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Trone
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Uintah High
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Price
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American Legion and Auxiliary
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