LDS Dutch John Ward Session Highlights New Branch Officers
Stake leaders presided at Dutch John where a new branch was sustained. Cyril W Foote became president with Arlen Morrill and Jack Langford as counselors. Elbert Garee as clerk. Primary girls performed and 349 attended the afternoon session with devotions, songs, and testimonies from stake leaders and visiting missionaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton Vernon
High Council
Wan Aung
Wallia
Dutch John
Cyril W. Foote
Arlen Morrill
Jack Langford
Elbert Garee
Merth Merkley
YMMIA
Vergle Masmussen
YWMIA
Fusalan Services
Wallis
Frya Taft Denton
LDS Church
Moscow
Steve Coase
Eastern Place
Dilworth Rust
Northern States
Merlin Johnson
Elbert Garce
South Carolina
Toni Goodrich
Valstant
Lila Thacker
Hor
Jens
Melba Eaton
Organa
Douglas Lawson
Might Council
Laurence Vox
W. LaMond Tullis
Loyo Goodrich
DeLoy Vernon
New Zealand
Archie Johnson
Duane Price
Cyril Wy
Foote
el’ Det McConkie
Nilen Haslem
Jilgh Council
Union High appoints class officers and duties explained
Union High elected its class officers and conducted a student council meeting where John Merkley, student body president, outlined the duties. The senior class named Jon Larson as president with Brent Hutchings as vice president and Colleen Hatch as talent chairman. Junior leaders include Connie Hangon and Mary Jane Anderton. Freshmen chose John Allen as president with Lorraine Oberhanaly as vice president and Kathy Lamb as talent chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union da School
Ita
John Merkley
Fiest
Jon. Larson
Mra
Ti. V. Larson
Mr. Larson
Yoon Yun
Brent Hutchings
Crolyn Stoddard
Pam Clarmston
Colleen Hatch
Connie Hangon
Charley R. Allen
Fort Duchesne
Lorraine Oberhanaly
Shirley Houston
Vicky Hiudlager
Kathy Lamb
Body Found In Field Ditch Near Vernal
Charles Wesley Green died likely of natural causes and lay in an irrigation ditch in Vernal for about 12 hours before discovery by Jimmy Goodman. He leaves four sisters and was a former farmer and sheepherder. Funeral services scheduled Friday at 2 pm at Vernal Fourth Ward Chapel with burial at Vernal Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Charles Wesley Green
Sth
East Street
Montgomery Texaco
Uintah County Sheriff's Office
Vernal City Police
Green
Jteast
Jimmy Goodan
Arney Goodman
Qreen
Ealt Lake Couns Ly
Tobert KK
Mary Lovina Merril Geoen
Vernal
LDS Church
Mes. Kine
Florence
Charles
Jessie) Willams
Orem
Joseph
Sylvia) Atch
Provo
Mra
Otto
Lydia
Final Tributes Paid L Stewart In Tuesday Rites
Funeral services for Ezra Lloyd Stewart Sr aged 75 were held Tuesday in Jensen Ward Chapel after his death October 23 from cancer. The service featured prayers, songs, and speakers including Frank Walker and Percy Stewart with burial at Jensen Cemetery. Survivors include wife Ida Pearl, nine grandchildren, eight great grandchildren, and several children. Out-of-town attendees listed include relatives from Salt Lake City, Murray, Ogden, Provo, and beyond.
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Ezra Lloyd Stewart
Jensen
Naples
Percy Stewart
Gerald Caldwell
Sawsards
Frank Walker
Don Walker
Lois Erickson
Alice Woolley
E Smith
Whispering Hope
Frank
Walker
Dorothy Luck
DeMarr Dudley
Charles Murray
Lynn Christiansen
Gene Stewart
Lloyd Stewart
Stewart Cooper
Grant Richens
Auer Warren
Mr. Stewart
Springville
Estle
Parna Ann Ramséy Blewart
Ile
Ida Pearl Woodward
Ezra L. Jr
Luther J
Raymond
Wiley BE
Salt Lake City
Fnoch
Murray
Vera Caldwell
Mra
May
Massey
Vernal
Stewart Johnson
Arlington
Vermont
Grant Nichens
Ogden
Margaret Nickelson
Iva Stewart
Hart Stewart
Louise Witt
Neola Bell
Mary Bigelow
John Wilkerson
Kenny Ashby
Wiley Stewart
Enid Stewart
A. C. Caldwell
Lynn Christianson
Don Wilkerson
Kearnay
Albert Woodward
Kayaville
Florence Richmond
Charles Woodward
Iva Colazzi
Roosevelt Me
Slim
Davis
Myron
Morris Woodward
Clifford Woodward
Thaniss Woodward
Neale
Provo
Albert Meeks
Earl Crown
Raw- Jina
Wyoming
Aver Warren
Dale Stewart
Wanda Workmen
Guy Stewart
Marilyn Morris
Rangely
Bark Anderson
Dutch John
Rabbit Ears Pass Closed For Winter Traffic
Rabbit Ears Pass on US 40 will likely remain closed this winter due to recent heavy storms. Colorado Highway Department engineer Harry Demarest of Steamboat Springs said storms arrived four to six weeks ahead of normal, forcing the Brading contractor to halt work on the new roadway. Opening is expected next summer, not this October as planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rabbit Ears Pass
US 40
Harry Demarest
Colorado Department of Highways
Steamboat Springs
Demarest
Irrigation maintenance tips outlined for better water use
The article outlines fall improvements for irrigation systems with advice on ditch layout headgates and weed removal. It notes frost action helps relieve soil compaction and suggests leveling and storage of winter moisture. It also mentions local visits by Mr Speirs and a newborn birth in Reno.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Mindy Glen FE
Stringham
WSU
Logan
The Old Treen open door policy remark
A satirical line notes that the open door policy was conceived by an American statesman yet is practiced by youngsters everywhere, implying broad adoption beyond its origin.
Old Jail Bill Details Dinosaur Nation Monument Plan
Special guests attended the continuation of the bill discussion including Ernest Ballard of Moon Lake Electric Harold Leary REA field engineer from Grand Junction and Edward Julep operations field representative from Salt Lake City as part of the national park designation debate
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Old Jail
Dinosaur National Monument
Ernest Ballard
Moon Lake Electric
Harold Leary
REA
Grand Junction
Edward Julep
Salt Lake City
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Melba Caton
Stake
Wm 2. Walls
Dogt
Union High
Boy
Charles Green
L. Stewart
Lloyd Stewant
Owen Speirs
Karlene
Wisdom
Montana
Mr Speirs
Kenneth Speirs
Bob Swain
Reno
Nevada
Jeanne Jube
Bessie Swain
Carl Len
Lam
Tain
Sennett
Kiwanis
Mereyrising
Fea
Willa Millecam
George Millecam
Paul M. Armstrong
Eddie
Sue Ann Bilbey
Charles Bilbey
Diane Wilhes
Gene Withee
Phatepy
Bob Swains
W. Green
Starkist
Bisquick
Crystal Bay
Ade
Kirk
Castile
Betty Crooker
Tome Grown
Vintah Dapin Industries
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