Legals and Property Description Notice from Uintah County Utah
Uintah County Utah legal notice records a property description involving M Larson Ruben Wilson and ZMe L. Young with various property parcels in Vernal and Myton including references to River East and Vernal neighborhoods. Names Leona Jormenson Edmund Durfee Venice Durfee Balt Lake and Oliver Jorgenson appear with dates around Sept 30 to Oct 25. Sheriff Emery Johnson posts the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah
Tomittea
Uniteh State Bank
M. Larson
Ruben Wilson
Ation
Peenaiee
Perty
Vernay
Utah
Leona Jormenson Lock Sing
Eee
Elmer of
Myton
Cor
Lott
Bik
James
Jonastin
Rooseitt
Seung
Venice Durfee
Balt Lake
Ruben Wilson Reentiy
Jos Johnston
Oliver Jerganson
Hia Mo
Emery Johnson
Sheritt
Uintah County
Weekend visitors and local road work in Rangely area
Mr and Mrs vu M McCreary and family visited Verial and were accompanied home by Mrs Montgomery and child ren with Mrs McCreary in charge of the hotel The McCrearys daughter is Mrs Montgomery Mr Esds and driver for Massadona school assisted at the store The Meeker Rangely road repair update notes the Big Horse draw bridge work finished and cement mixer returned The maintenance crew moved to Searles crossing with its bridge completed Oct 7 Nearby residents including W A Banks in Vernal planned hunting trips and extensive local visits
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCreary
Esds
Massadona
George Fp.kitchen
Denver
R. A. Bryson
Ralph
Robert
Meeker-Rangely
Meeker
Searles Crossing
W. A. Banks
Wm. Searle
Whiterocks
Notice of stock raising homestead entry in Utah lands
Department of the Interior notice announces Frank L. Gregory of Lonetree Wyoming has filed intention to prove up a stock raising homestead claim for parcels in section 22 township 2 north range east Salt Lake meridian before Register Thomas F. Thomas at Salt Lake City Utah. Witnesses listed Cleo A. Terry Claude S. Bullock Herbert I. Greg Jory and Harry G. Bullock all of Lonetree Wyoming. First publication Sept 23 1937. Last publication Oct 21 1937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
East Lake City
Utah
Frank L. Gregory
Lonetree
Wyoming
NWSW
Neunwit
Nignem
Semnem
Bec
WYNNE
Salt Lake Meridian
Thomas F. Thomas
Register U. S. Land Office
Salt Lake
Cleo A. Terry
McKinnon
Wye
Claude S. Bullock
Herbert I. Greg Jory
Harry G. Bullock
Lanetree
J Thomas F. ‘Thomas
Megister
Notice of final proof filings and estate notice
Department of the Interior Salt Lake City issues notices for Geo Nyberg Lapoint Utah to prove final claim for BEYSEM Sec 22 NYNWY in Salt Lake Meridian before Notary Leon P Christensen Vernal Utah on Nov 9 1937 with witnesses McCoy Nyberg Rex Taylor Ray Taylor and E J Kump. Also Orlando J Cook Lapoint Utah to prove final claim before Loon F Christensen Vernal Utah on Nov 3 1937 with witnesses Ben J Cook Frank Ler Alonso McMickell Dallas Green. Includes estate notice for Jessie A Van Tassell with administrator Datley Van Tassell and creditors deadline Dec 13 1937. Additional notice for Nelle Shiner Vernal Utah to prove final claim before Leon P Christensen Vernal Utah on Dec 1 1937 with witnesses Robert Shiner Nellie Shiner Nellie Richardson and Ethel Murrey. End with inspirational quote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
Salt Lake City
Utah
Geo. Nyberg
Lapoint
Beysem
New Bey
Salt Lake Meridian
Leon P. Christensen
Vernal
McCoy Nyberg
Rex Taylor
Ray Taylor
E. J. Kump
Point
Utan
Thomas F. Thomas
Teegister
Jessif A. van Tassell
Hugh W. Coltan
Datley van Tassell
Jessie A. van Tassel
U. S. Land Office
Nelle Shiner
Vernsi
Delinquent stock notices and school meeting highlights
Delinquent notices list stockholders of a Vernal Utah company with assessment totals and parcel details dated June 7 1937. The article also covers a Parent-Teachers meeting at Columbia Savings and Maeser school held at Clines chapel last Wednesday with new officers elected and an apron and overall dance proceeds aiding the new Seminary building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allred
Zina
Eva
Alice
Bates & Hatch
Bates
J. C
Behrmann
Belcher
F. H. Trus
Myrtle
Bennion
Merrill
Bullock
Thos
Barker
Edgar
Caldwell
Zora
Tama Campbell
Ada R
P. C. Stringham
Byron Thomas
Cook
Morris
Don Batty
Coon
Abram
Maysie Hall
Dillman
J. E
Eades
Robert
Nancy
Eaton, O. H
Fowler
Jessie
John Rasmussen
Ernest M. Johnson
Apalco
Roosevelt
Tuesas
H. iMerkiey
Wmn
Neilson
May M. Olson
HS. Olsen
O. Norman Penfield
John
Marian Pope
Jane
Powell
Emma
Lab
Sannes
Jes
Sessions
Lénails Shepherd
Kate Shimmin
Vern . Slaugh
George A. Smith
S. Augustus Smith
Vella B. Stagg
Jonn
Starkle
E. J. Swain
Ioochwain
Enoc
Swain
Ida Mf
Thomas
Minnie
Thompson
Joseph
Trujillo
Dalia
Wall
George
Marlon
iWardle
Mether
Sid Marrison
Watkins
Welst
Eugene
Winward
Siaze
Mable
Hine Relatives Visit as Hunting Season Opens
Hine relatives from I G 3, Steele, Vernal, visit their sons M C and D 1% Steele and families and Charles Steele. Hunting season runs October 12 to 18. Many hunters are expected to come into the Douglas Creek locality. An airplane landed in Rangely this week for the first time refueled there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steele
Vernal
Charles Steele
Douglas Creek
Rangelyea
Community notes and moves in Second Ward
Ashley ene trdetts Sooned (Omitted last week) Tra Nelson and family moved to Second ward. Mrs. Edith Allred and family of Bennett moved into the Geo. Barker home. Jay Simper went to Idaho for work. Alma Preece Leland Sewards and Louis Freestone Sr attended the government stock sale at Whitepecks. Mrs. Sarah Preece moved to First ward. A shower for Mrs. Ralph Holly was held at Mrs. Walter Anderson's home. Bride Barbara Nelson received many gifts. The afternoon featured a program and games. A three course lunch was served. Mrs. Louis Kidd returned from Mantle after two weeks. Jr. and Mrs. Normen Winn returned from Ranier Ore. Elias Winn arrived in poor health. Mrs. Lucille Bwett chosen Bee Hive teacher for Builders' class. Mrs. Erland Preece left for Manila on business. Relief Society social held for Mrs Ella Peters on her birthday. HL EL Seeley went East with his cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tra Nelson
Second Ward
Edith Allred
Bennett
Geo. Barker
Jay Simper
Idaho
Alma Preece
Leland Sewards
Louis Freestone
Whitecpecks
Sarah Preece
First Ward
Ralph Holly
MIA
Walter Anderson
Barbara Nelson
Louis Kidd
Mantle
Normen Winn
Ranier
Ore
Winn
Elias Winn
Lucille Bwett
Erland Preece
Manila
Preece
Relief Society
Ella Peters
HL EL Seeley
Ward Activities Highlight Daughters Meeting and Era Drive
The Daughters of the Proneers held their season opener at Mrs Stephen Perry Cot about twenty present with refreshments. New furnace installed in ward chapel and MIA reported goal met for Era drive Oct 10 17. A children's dance supported Seminary building funds. Uintah Lady missionary assoc hosted Sacrament meeting with Perry Stringham Hall leads. Ray Pickup left for Provo to establish future home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Perry
Roo
Leon Gatley
James Reid
Ward Chapel
Roy Dyke
Della Price
Ernest M. Johnson
Tom McKeachnin
Martin Curtis
Diamond Mountain
Uintah Lady Missionary Association
Ivan Perry
Beatrice Stringham
Compostes
Perry
Misa Stringham
Mayalo Hall
Miriam Perry
Rayola Hodgkinson
Barbara Jenkins
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PRAN
Mansert
Hall
J.w.stevens
Wallace Calder Denti&t
Postofice Vernal
E. R. Lawrence Cooper
Dintah State Hank Building
Calder
al Tance
O. K
West Main ‘Vernal
Jewelers
West Main Street
Gitta
Sather Jewelry CO
Cras
Summit Monumental Works Co
Agt
Sterling Transportation CO
Uintah Basin
Provo
Eastern Utah Transportation Company
Price
Freight and Express
Craig
Comet Motor Express
Zed
Vintah Abstract Company (Incorporated
Wm, II
Siddowaty
Herbert Tyzaci
H. Biddoway
Wm Riddoway
Geems & Adams
John G. Hacking
A . Vintah Abstract CO
Salt Lake's
Temple Square
Legals
Jereff’s Sale
Pebe
Leota
U. B. Land Offce
Orlando J. Cook
Uintah Special
Loon
Asisley Central Unigation Company
Reed
Ashley Ene Trdetts Sooned
Ole
GR Goldet
Hains
Ornoor
Ane
Schenley Oitmautors, Inc
New York
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