Mrs C U Miles Laid to Rest in Vernal
Mrs C U Miles died after a ruptured appendix at Campbell Hospital. Funeral services were held Wednesday at the Vernal Second Ward chapel with Bishop Calder presiding. Survived by husband Ferd Miles and five children Ollie May Warbie Linwood Rosalie DeJournett Robert J Miles Mary E Hardy. Interment in Vernal cemetery.
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C . Miles
Robert J Miles
Hollywood
Vernal
Campbell Hospital
Vernal Second Ward
First Ward
Pontha Calder
William FH Siddoway
Res Georges& Guild
Congregational Commmunity Church
Vernal Lodge No
Mr Mules
Alton Hatch
Woodard
Frank Hatch
Henry Kloepple
Henry Herriott
Orson Hall
Alvin Weeks
Neils Behrman
Mae Jorgensen
Vera Witbeck
William HB Wallis
Lowel Fox
Mabel Stagg
Whispering Hope
Jorgensen
Witbeck
Swalb Funeral
Rosalie DeJournette
Christian Church
Laurie Dale
Twenty Years Ago in Utah State News Highlights
Nis Mable Hacking County Recorder visited Salt Lake City while Henderson returned from the reservation on business. Byron Colton returned from Salt Lake after the Stave Fair. Jonny Hacking toured Browns Park with two geological surveyors Bliss Hazel Ashton, formerly a Vernal teacher, earned a Utah Life Diploma and now performs art and drawing. Merle Ashton, daughter of W S Ashton, was among Utah State Fair maids of honor. J Bracken, excited by railroad prospects, considers selling stores to buy land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nis
Mable Hacking
Salt Lake City
Henderson
Byron
Colton
Salt Lake
Jonny Hacking
Browns Park
Bliss Hazel Ashton
Los Angeles
Miss Ashton
Funeral Services Held for Myra Amanda Nichol Utah Pioneer
Funeral services were held Saturday at eleven for Myra Amanda Nichol who died Wednesday afternoon from a heart clot. Bishop Lester Bingham presided as prayers and singing framed tributes from relatives and neighbors. Interment followed in a LaSalle cemetery. mourners noted her devotion to family and gospel work in Kentucky and Utah.
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Viola McCaskie
Violet Caldwell
Ernest Eator
Kentucky
Mae Jorgensen
Verdin R Johnson
LeRoyarrol
Sintus A Laeser
Isaac
Allen
Pal Dearers Arle
Arthur Albert
Ward Murray Grant
Lynn Nichol
Mary Amanda Nichol
Tagwell County
Virginia
Elizah Harris
Mary Jane Bishop
V T Nichol
Nichol
Black Gap
Utah
Milton Dal Roosevelt
James Nichol
Zinta Blurray
Vernainty
Pioneer Jane McCarrell Breaks Arm Crossing Trench
Jane McCarrell 80, known as Grandma McCarrell, fell while crossing an excavation for a water main near Irvin Eaton’s home. She broke her left arm above the wrist, previously injured the same arm forty years ago. Her daughter Lyda Corgan and Carrien Parker arrived from Grand Junction. she is cheerful but confined to bed and recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane McCarrell
Irvin Eaton
Grandma McCarrell
Eaton
Jesse D McCarrell
Lyda Corgan
Carrien Parker
Grand Junction
Grandma
Registrations Agents Named for Uintah County
Registrations agents for Uintah County listed include Riverdale H J Chatwin Naples Pearl Williams So Vernal Mrs W P White No Vernal City Bertha Meredith So Ashley Myr tle Erekhson No Ashley Ethelwyn ne Collett Mountain Dell B L Caldwell Tridel W Nellie Merkley Willows E and Sirchell Dragon Dorr Finnicum Ranchett Elsie Knight Whiterocks Ethel Ellins ford Governal Hazel Hunting No Vernal Adelbert Colton Lee ton Bennett Albert Rasmussen Lapoint Anna Stoker Ballard Jennie Hawley Moffat Mary L Naylor Hayden E S Bastian Davis Ida Bowthorpe Ouray Val-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah County
Riverdale
Chatwin
Naples
Pearl Williams
W P White
Bertha Meredith
Ashley Myrtle Erekhson
Ashley
Ethelwynne
Collett Mountain Dell
L Caldwell
Lapoint
Anna Stoker Ballard
Jennie Hawley
Moffat
Mary L Naylor Hayden E S Bastian Davis
Ida Bowthorpe Ouray
Val
Calendar of Events for October
October events listed include Columbus Day on the 12th or 13th, Gala Day for Second Ward and Imperial on the 13th and 14th, District Court on the 14th, Duck Hunting opening on the 16th, Election registration on the 17th and 41st, Scout meeting on ig, City Council on the 18th, Deer Season opening on the 20th and closing on the 30th, Chrysanthemum Show on the 91st, Lions Club luncheon on the 25th, Teachers Institute in Salt Lake on the 96th, Bridge Day on the 28th in Jensen, Halloween on the 31st, County Commission meeting on the 31st, UHS Halloween Dance on the 31st, and Fishing Season closing on the 41st.
Vernalites Reunite in Salt Lake After Fifty Years
Six siblings of the Glines family gathered in Salt Lake City for a reunion marking the LDS church conference and the eighty fifth birthday of Mrs John Lollin. The assembled kin include John F Glines and Andrew Gliles in Vernal and Mary Jane King and Apnie M Hacking in Vernal. Mrs Lollin urged repeal of prohibition amid a large family gathering with 32 children 137 grandchildren and 20 great grandchildren.
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Ffty
Salt Lake
LDS Church
James Harvey
Elizabeth Myers Glines
John Lodin
Salt Lake City
Edgar Nielson
Nielson
William Henry Glines
Sirah H Hanson
Cedar Fork
John Lollin
Lollin
Mrs Tucker Visits Las Vegas for Deer Season Hunt
Mrs Charles F Tucker of Las Vegas visits with her husband the Red Front garage manager Mr Tucker Way and Mrs Johnson and baby for medical aid. They plan to enjoy a deer season hunt during their stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F Tucker
Las Vegas
Red Front
Tucker Way
Mirs M Johnson
Baby
Tucker
No Dragon by Matilda Ellsworth W A Banks
A brief note credits Matilda Ellsworth and W A Banks for a work titled No Dragon. The item lists authorship and contributor roles without additional context or description.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda Ellsworth
W A Banks
Proclamation Enlarges Ashley Game Preserve
The state game refuge committee enlarges Ashley State game preserve and details on boundaries are in the issue. Shooting or taking any game is prohibited on the preserve. The American Legion and Aius i Mary plan Armistice Day events with a banquet and big dance at the HS Friday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashley Game
Ashley State Fame
American Legion
Aiusi Mary
UHS
Nine men in Verna refuse to give names at cemetery
A speaker notes nine men in Verna refuse to identify themselves as they recall arriving 27 years ago to work on the railroad. He mentions others buried in the cemetery who came for the same purpose.
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Verna
English immigrant Thomas Longhurst dies at 83 in Idaho
Thomas Henry Longhurst 83, brother of E J Longhurst of Ver nel Idaho, died October 6 from ailments of age. He leaves nine sons and daughters, four brothers and sisters, thirty grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Born April 8, 1850 in London, he immigrated to Utah in 1863, settled in Randolph then moved to Idaho. His wife had died years earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Henry Longhurst
E J Longhurst
Vernel
Iona
Daho
Mr Longhurst
London
England
Utah
Randolph
Idaho
Road officials visit Vernal on upcoming project promises
Joseph Young of the Federal Bureau of Public Roads and ROC Wright, state road fleet engineer, met with the county commissioners and Mayor C Cooper in Vernal last week. They discussed road projects and promised work will start soon on several efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Young
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
Roc Wright
Vernal
Board of County Commissioners
C Cooper
Sheriff Links Naples Store Robbers to Panbuich Arrests
Sheriff Johnson ties Naples Eyre and Service Station robbery to Panbuich gang arrests by Utah County authorities. Four suspects were captured with stolen goods after car license plates matched a vehicle used in other regional robberies. Investigators suggest the same group staged multiple heists. loot remains unfound, possibly near Salt Lake City.
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Proto
Emery Johnson
Naples Eyre
Utah
Pan- Buich
Johnson
Naples
Colorado
Uintah Basin
Duchesne
Co Oado
Vernal
Steamboat Springs
King
Hamas
Uinta Basin
Ma Johnson
Salt Lake Cits
County Commissioners Name Election Judges for Special Vote
At a special meeting the board selected election judges for the November election. Each slate includes a Republican and two Democrats with judges listed for North Ashley Vernal City South Vernal Naples and other locales. Appointments include constables for Riverdale and Leema areas and multiple named individuals across Vernal City Naples Whiterocks and surrounding districts.
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Board of County Commissioners
Tridell B Harvey
B Bartlett Sr
Darrell Goodrich
Hasden J H Seeley
John J Horrocks
Hyiuim Gurr
Randlett
Charles L Knight
Nettie Owens
Marion Westover Ballard Winfield Mason Arvella Burrows
Joseph Rawings
North Dragon
Watson
W H Barr Jame C Heat
Lome
MecCarrell
Atwood
Naples
Zine Perry
Lewis Haus
Arthur Harrison Whiterocks
F ‘van Arsdale
Sterlitz
John Talbot
Florence Marimon
South
Fred G. Bingham
Ella B&b Reader
LeRoy Odehirk Davis
George Southam
Nate Chisers
William Ho
Alton Heck
L, Caldwell
Byron O
Thomas Moffatt
Gusher
Bert Haines
Lawrence Young
W H. Donlaids
Former Ashley Valley resident Wagtuer killed by fall
Mrs Martha Paulson Smith 74 of 3950 Third East Street Salt Lake City died at the DS hospital from a skull fracture after slipping on cellar steps Sunday. Wife of Emanuel Driver Smith and mother of Driver Smith she was prominent in Vernal and Ashley Valley, born September 29 1862 at Manti. Survived by husband son and fourteen grandchildren with funeral services held in Salt Lake City Wednesday.
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Martha Paulson Smith
Third East Street
Salt Lake City
Kie Smith
The
DS Hospital
Smith
Emanuel Driver Smith
Vernal
Ashley Valley
Colorado
Ernest Johnson Place
Wesanager
Rendab
Jensin
Silt Lake
Deneased
Manti
Andrew and
Sarszh Pearson
Mas Fok
Moore
Villa Grove
Cole Frank P Smith
Long View
Wash
Bruce V Smith Roosevelt
Rulon Messicle
Montrose
Utah
Gladys
Andrew Paulson
Lettie Black
Sanford Cole
Salt Lake
Uintah County Forms Wheat Allotment Committee
On Wednesday night the ten district chairmen of Uintah County wheat allotment committees met at the courthouse and formed a county wheat allotment committee. Alfred Simper and George E Wilkins were chosen with E Petersom as secretary and Archie Johnson as treasurer. The signing date for wheat contracts was extended to October 15th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah County
Court House
Alfred Simper
George E Wilkins
E Petersom
Archie Johnson
Bridge Day Scheduled at Jensen for October 30
Traffic to start over the new Jensen bridge on Monday October 30 as plans mature. Officials expect the event to be big though exact activities remain to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jensen
Toreman
Forester Outlines Planting Plans for Farm Trees
Paul M Duro extension forester at Utah State University advises farmers to select planting sites and prepare ground this fall for windbreaks and woodlots. He stresses fall planting reduces winter freeze risk and promotes better tree growth for spring plantings of small seedlings and transplants. Continued on page eighty nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul M Duro
Utah State Aprricultural College
Logan
Dunn
Utah
Whiterocks Irrigation Seeks Funds for Paradise Park Project
The Whiterocks Irrigation Company of Lapoint requests 20009 dollars from the public works board in Salt Lake City to finish Paradise Park and Chipeta reservoirs. If approved, work would begin soon, weather permitting. The Du Chesne county school district also seeks between 10000 and 150000 dollars to build new high schools at Roosevelt and Mt Emmons plus several small schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiterocks Irrigation Company of
Lapoint
Public Works Board
Salt Lake City
Paradise Park
Chipeta
Du«chesne County
Roosevelt
Mt Emmons
A A Anderson Renamed Chief of Timpanogos Scout Council
A A Anderson was renamed chief executive of the Timpanogos Boy Scout Council by the executive committee. The budget was reduced from 516750 to 406750 with Vernal district allotted 11650 and other districts receiving varied amounts. President Lowrey Nelson noted the per boy population and area budgets were among the nation’s lowest but pledged continuation if districts met quotas. Vernal district and others set their funding targets at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timpanogos Boy Scout Council
A A Anderson Prove
Afr Andersons
Lehi
Alpine
Carbon
Deseret
Emery
Juab
Kolob
Millard
Nebo
Provo
Pal- Ingia
Roosevelt
Suaren
Timpanogos
Tintic
Wasatch
Cedarricals
Moaps
Kanab
St George
San Juan
Ducheshne
Lowrey Nelson
Timpi1nogos
Inut
Ab Fuovo
United States
U E H S and S Student Injured in Highway Crash
Two U EHS students were injured Friday night when a car carrying them overturned after leaving the highway near Nap less Store. Earl Calder and Georgie Milburn suffered serious injuries, with Calder pinned under the vehicle and Milburn cut. Lawrence Hardy's leg was broken. Other occupants escaped with minor bruises. Boy Scouts provided first aid before help arrived. Mr and Mrs Hugh Karren assisted on scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
Trelte Uhs
Noel
Frank Noel
Batren
Earl Calder
Georgie Milburn
Lawrence Hardy
Wilk
Loprele Massey
Jane Johnson
Ednardrocks
Beulah Burk
Roger Horrocks
Don Olson
Arthur Massey
Wendell Workman
Calder
Milburn Gil
Hugh Karren
Municipal Golf Course Suggested by Council
A Vernal City Council meeting heard a delegation from Vernal Golf Club proposing a municipal golf course. The land would be bought by a limited group and leased to the city with a set number of years of membership for buyers. The site would be near town edge with expert layout and landscaping, offering wholesome recreation for residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal Golf Club
Seth Perry Appointed Home Loan Agent for Local Area
Seth Perry has been named the home loan agent for the area, taking over duties to assist residents with financing options. The appointment aims to streamline loan processes and expand local mortgage outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth Perry
Douglas couple sails to Salt Lake City with Lynn Murdock
Mr and Mrs J R Douglas departed Tuesday for Salt Lake City. They were joined by Mrs Lynn Murdock who returned to her home in Heber City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J R Douglas
Salt Lake City
Mra Lynn Murdock
Heber City
Uintah County Juvenile Officer Attends Salt Lake Sessions
Saturday Leo C Thorne, Uintah county juvenile officer, attended school officers and juvenile court representatives in Salt Lake City. He was the basin's sole juvenile representative. Two sessions offered valuable information for his work. Morning focused on Education and School Coordination and State Juvenile Court Work. Afternoon discussed working relations between schools and the court authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo C Thorne
Uintah County
Salt Lake City
Thorne
Uintah Basin
Showalter Returns Home From Provo Visit
Don Showalter, a stockkeeper at Uintah Gas, returned last week from Provo and spent a few days vacation with Miss Lynn N Murdock. She is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Clarence Showalter while her husband ships his lambs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Showalter
Uintah Gas Company
Provo
Lynn N Murdock
Clarence Showalter
Tribute Paid Local Scouters At Annual Fleet Powwow
Last Thursday evening 12 Scouters from Vernal and Uintah joined with over 300 others at BYU Provo for the Timpanogos council annual pow wow. The delegation traveled about 4000 miles and paid their quota of 11650 dollars with Sheriff J Finery Johnson delivering the funds. Leaders praised the Do it creed spirit and International Scout ties, while attendees including Ray Dike and Bishop Calder pledged continued support for Scouting in Timpanogos council.
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Vernal
Uintah
Timpanogos Council
Boy Scouts of America
Byu
Provo
Salt Lake
Jay Duke
United District
J. Finery Johnson
Kjartsson Ro Merril
Iimprovement
Timpanogas Council
Vernal Rose
Duke
Merrill
Hirkhen
Godoborea
Budapest
Hungary
Kirkham
Germany
Italy
America
Ray Dike
Uintah Council
Emory Johnson
Uintah County
John Hall, Jr
Bishop Vernel
Pontha
Calder
Bishop Vernal
Richard Jer
Hugh W Colton
Commiitteeman
Wallace Calder
Thirty Years Ago in Ledger: Local Theft and Marriage News
In the town, Loul Curry, a Quray agency trader, visits. a burglar proof safe for the local bank arrives weighing 2500 pounds. Sheriff Preeca and Neils Son pursue stolen mare and two blooded colts. Miss Alice Vo Waite marries George Gurr at the bride's parents home. Jensen wins $2 at the State Fair for a leather bridle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loul¢ Curry
Quray
Sheriff Preeca
Neils Neilson
Lucern Valley
Bennion
EH D White
Alice Vo Waite
George Gurr
Joseph Hf Black
Jensen
Compte
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