Dutch John Pot Luck Supper Honors Snivelys
A potluck supper in the Dutch John conference building honored Mr and Mrs Throld M Snively and their daughter before their move to Coulee Dam Washington. A post-supper hootenanny drew a large crowd as the Snivelys prepare for transfer. Mr Snively departs Monday for the new assignment while Mrs Snively and the girls stay about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Throld M. Snively
Dauphyters
Coulee Dam
Washington
Line Mesa
Colo
Fran ‘Lemmon
Alfrce Caley
Stanford
Neb
Mrs. Lemmon
Dora Cox
Eouise Larson
Shirlene Roan
Mable Pursell
Diane Scott
Cox Home
Harold M. Snively
Richard Taylor
C. ¥. Keefer
Gena McGee
Willard Losh
Summit Ranger Station
Walter Fowler
Denver
I Joseph Zebra
Albuqueroque
New Mexico
John Adams
Roosevelt
Merritt A Mesch
Greeley
Cola
Rod Stone
Green River
Wyo
Wyoming State Fish and Game Commission
Jerome R. Goodfrich
Verital
Glenn Openshaw
William N. Purgel
Phoenix
Ariz
Bessie Stutsman
Greenriver
Wye
Paul Willams
Elen T. Williams
Noosevelt
Uintah, Duchesne
Daguett Courtnes
Frank D. Lord
Nedding
Delay Squire Accepts New Mission Assistant Post
Delay Squire has been called as assistant to the president of the mission. Congratulatory wishes flow as he begins this new calling while church house work continues nearby. Local notices record family travels, illnesses, funerals, and community visits including Ruth Sprouse’s Salt Lake trip and updates on relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delay Squire
Delay
Ruth Sprouse
Salt Lake
Tilntha Rasmussen
Vern Timothy
Owens
Rova
Lve
Junction City
Oregon
Crumbo
Albert Danials Jr
Highway 40
Biving
Zane Asay
Eva
Esse Sprouse
Wanda
Lora the
Averett Justice
Art Averett
Roosevelt Hospital
Horas Jackson
Magna
Calvin
Calif, Lord Attend Funeral in Redding
Calif and Mr Lord left that evening for Redding to attend the funeral. Mr and Mrs F G O Regan and daughter Terry, and Mrs Gladys Borders left Thursday for Salt Lake City and returned Sunday evening. Wiley A Bohting of Orville Utah arrived Sunday evening and is spending the week on business, guest of the F G O Regans Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calif
Lord
Redding
F. G. O'Regan
Terry
Gladys Borders
Salt Lake City
Wiley A. Bohting
Orangeville
Utah
F.G. O
Rites Held for Ex-Resident Lee H Whitlock
Funeral services were held in Salt Lake City for Lee Hyrum Whitlock age 70 born September 16 1894 in Mayfield Sanpete County He died November 15 en route to a Salt Lake hospital Whitlock owned Whitlock Cattle Co and Lazy Cattle Co of Salt Lake City He was an elder of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints Survivors include his widow two sons two daughters a granddaughter a great granddaughter and three sisters Burial took place at Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Lee Hyrum Whitlock
Salt Lake City
East South Intple
Whitlock
Salt Lake Hospital
Mr. Whitlock
Vernal and Roosevelt
Uintah Basin
Whitlock Cattle Co
Lazy Cattle Co
California
Union Dental Laboratory
Andrew H. and
Sabepe Olson Whitlock
Mayfield, Sanpete County
Vivian Gardner
Myton
Church of Sass Christ of Latterday
John Tr
San Marcog
Calif
Robert
Weldon
Toyd
Lea) McKean
Dragerton
Carbon County
Community gathering at a taco party and local notices
A list of residents attended a taco party at the Fred Cook home including Squire, Betts, Lundberg, Cook, Parrish and Kettle families. Lynn Farnsworth and Buzz Larson work for Hatch Trucking. Missionaries moved from the Colling home to the Jess Hullinger home. OMe Rasmussen was admitted to Cottonwood Hospital in Salt Lake for a throat operation. Colin Murdock works as an electrician at the phosphate plant in Vernal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire
Junior
Betts
David
Rey Lundberg
Fred
Lois Cook
Cal
Inez Squire
Dorothy
Marvin Kettle
Bill
Viona Parrish
Bishop Todd
Chell
Fred Cook
Lynn Farnsworth
Buzzy Larson
Hatch Trucking Company
Colling
Jess Hullinger
Ome Rasmussen
Cottonwood Hospital
Salt Lake
Colin Murdock
Vernal
Local residents share news of visits and events
Ashley and Ronald Wing along with Mrs Gardiner return from Sparks after six weeks and two weeks apart. Wirths visit Orem with York and Phillip while Albert Freestone undergoes major surgery. Sowards attend Salt Lake City wedding of Ruth Gardiner Evans. Many family visits span Salt Lake, Phoenix, Mesa, and Arizona trips. Donald Winkler earns National Junior Honor Society membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gardiner
Sparks
New
Salt Lake City
Ruth
Lewis Evans
Salt Lake Temple
Ron Duncan
Neola
John Powell
Celis Winn
Arizona
Roy Winn
Mesa
Bill Winn
Phoenix
Ralph Winn
Tempe
Pine Top
Niles Haslem
Meg
Charles Walker
Orem
Walker
Darrell Evans
Ren
Charlie
Newell Evans
Bob Dalton
Leland Sowards
Donald Winkler
Ashley Chapter
John Starkie
Denver
Alma Preece
Bud Shoupe
Peter Irwin
Merrick
New York
Marty D. Ried
Bishop
Charles Alfred
Karl Pratt
Mr. Pratt
Sherman Pratt
Glenwood Springs
Joh Powell
Ed Gray
Tren Hirschi
Richard Peterson
Goshen
Utah
John Walyerson
Joyce
Laura
Bob
Barbara Sowards
Clair Batty
Logan
Ivan Batty
Batty
Lds Hospital
Kelly Powell
Jensen
la Salt Lake City
Mr. Sowards
University of Utah
Lee
Animals Need Protein in Feed for Winter Stock
The article discusses feeding livestock during early winter, stressing the need for protein when roughage is limited. It cites cottonseed meal at about 41 cents per pound of digestible protein, notes alfalfa and protein pellets as protein sources, and explains how adequate protein supports digestion, bones, muscles, and the nervous system in cattle wintering on corn silage, field hay, and supplements.
Attention All Women Wig Advertisement Promotes Quick Style Change
A public notice markets R and M living wigs as essential fashion accessories for modern women. It promises instant beauty and versatility for events from PTA meetings to dances, highlighting color matching and ease of use. Call Bona or Erma for showing. Bring husbands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sha
Bealu
Bona
Erma
Tee Pee Talk By Christine Caldwell eee
Senior boys were called to the auditorium for a meeting to review the armed forces branches and related information. A seniors project committee met to discuss plans, and another session laid plans for the Senior Hop. The Music Department is preparing Handel’s The Messiah for the Christmas concert with Wednesday practices at 7:30 pm. Tickets for the Sadie Hawkins Day dance went on sale last Thursday. The Starvest Ball assembly featured queen candidates led by Miss Petta Schoof. David Schaefermeyer sang the Harvest Ball theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loto
Armed Forces
G.F. Handal
Jameson
Petta Schoof
David Schaefermeyer
USDACtee Applies for Disaster Aid
The Uintah area committee met November 17 to decide on applying for government aid under the regional grain program. Representatives of sheep and cattlemen, the Bureau of Land Management, and Uintah County Commissioners discussed the move. The group unanimously voted to seek approval from the State Disaster Committee and Governor Clyde before sending the request to Washington. If cold weather persists, stockmen face severe feed shortages for breeding stock and base herds as spring nears. Attendees included Karl Shisler, Elvan Spencer, Ben Lindsay, Lyle Taylor, and N. J. Meagher Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. A
Bureau of Land Management
Sod County
Karl Shisler
ASC
Elvan Spencer
Farm Home Administration
Ben Lindsay
Uintah
Lyle Taylor
N. J. Meagher, Jr
Local Men's Golf Assn Plans 1965 Officer Election
The Vero nal Men's Golf Association will hold a meeting Thursday December 3 at 6 30 p.m. at Dinaland Country Club. Officers election will be highlighted. All golfers are invited, officials said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veronal Men’s Golf Association
Dinaland Country Club
Barley Surpasses Alfalfa in Digestible Energy Value
The text notes barley is 77 percent digestible versus 50 percent for alfalfa hay, making barley worth one and a half times as much for digestible energy. Barley digestible protein is 8.6 percent compared with alfalfa at 10 to 12 percent. It mentions a 32 percent protein pellet as cost competitive, with handling and transport advantages, and advises feeding pellets in troughs on clean hard surfaces.
County Leaders Named in Uintah Land Matters
County Sheep and Woolgrowers president D Blayne Morrill and Rulon Hacking join Uintah County Commissioners Harold McKee and William Karren, representing cattlemen, with O dell Prand sen of the Bureau of Land Management named in the discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Sheep and Woolgrowers
D. Blayne Morrill
Rulon Hacking
Harold McKee
Uintah
William Karren
O'dell Prandsen
Bureau of Land Management
Also Mentioned on This Page
John
By Ada Openshaw
Ballard
Lee H. Whitlock
Sam Calobella
Dale Lee
Burlat
Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park
William E. Clark
Altamont
Mrs
Fred Riding
Masterpiece Studios
Vernal Ave
Texaco
Ashley
John Gardners
Ronald Wing
Tee Pee Talk
Christine Caldwell
Usdac'tee
State Disaster Committee
Clyde
Washinton
Turkey
Mirce Pie
Uintah Rexall Drug
Uintah Hexall Drug
Uintah Drug
Landry White Jack Parkinson
Peg
Quality Tire CO
Yhone
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