Ward Reunion and Community Notices in Vernal Chapel
The ward reunion was held Friday night at the ward chapel with a barbecue supper by the Relief Society. A program followed, featuring Dr Ray Lb Spendlove as MC, musical solos and readings, and visits by local families including the Merkley and Davis families from Twin Falls and Vernal, among others as town residents attended weekend gatherings and hospital visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Ward Chapel
Relief Society
Ray Lb
Spendlove
Glada Sowards
Reading
Rose Robinson
Dani Uber
Dorothy Luck
Tex Taylor
Anki
Theron Merkley
Eloisa Peterson
Vivian Merkley
Ogden
Linda Monk
Keith Merkley
Big Piney
Wyo
Davis
Jennie Saslem
Virginia Winkler
Lory Fay Twitchell
Felix Gray
Treseburg
Ore
John Powell
Ella Datty
Donald
University of Utah
Floyd Ifall
Salt Lake City
Ivan Battys
Bob Pierson
Bountiful
Jack Powell
Dellis Morrill
Vernal
Aileen Clayton
Melbourn
Australa
Alma Preece
Mrs Kathryn Bingham Visits Idaho Tall Family
Mrs Kathryn Bingham of Idaho Talls, Idaho stayed at the home of Mr and Mrs Lorn Williams over Labor Day. Mrs Bingham is a relative of Mr Williams and moved from Vernal eleven years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Bingham
Idaho Talls
Idaho
Lorn Williams
Bingham
Mr Williams
Ralph Dunn
Gilbert Mathews
Midvale
Annette Akhurst
Wm Akhurst
Maeser
Wm Akhursts
Dinosaur Monument
Ray Moss Joins Vernal BLM Office
Ray Moss administrative assistant at the Bureau of Land Management in Vernal moved from Salt Lake City to the Vernal office. He and his wife Elaine Watson have eight children and arrived Labor Day. They purchased the former J D Jones home at 497 South Vernal and joined the Ver nal 2nd Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qdva Dorman
Lavina Stevpeng
Rock Springs
Daniel Smith
Manila
Virginia Stewart
Salt Lake City
Deatrice’ ‘Harrison
Edith Winn I
Vernal Hospital
Lilly Wilson
Rohard Lewis
Salt Lake
Ronnie
Ray Moss
Bureau of and Management
Vernal
Moss
Elaine Watson
April
Tony
Julia
Craig
Paula
Pamela
Daniel
Michele
Labor Day
Vernal 2Nd Ward
J D Jones
Maeser Ward Attended By Wide Ring Of Visitors
Maeser 1st Ward neighbors and relatives visited over the weekend. Paul Davis of Pueblo Colorado and Lewis Livingston of Craig joined family guests from Salt Lake City Sacramento and San Diego for meetings and meals. A funeral for Billie Phillips was held and many clans gathered for reunions in Vernal Liberty Park and nearby homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Davis
Publo Colo
Art Boren
Lewis R Livingston
Orva Allred
Craig
Borens
Don Carroll
Sacramento
Calif
LeRoy Carroll
Dan Turner
Tom Howell
Francis Palmer
Dale Anderson
Taulene Anderson
Margret Roberts
Ruth Jones
Jep Oaks
Salt Lake City
Caddie Oaks
DC Roberts
John Buday
San Diego
Lynn McConkie
Denver
Bobbie Hunt
Lou Siddoway
Mr Flint
Grand Junction
Lou Ellen
Jeanie Siddoway
Harold Fope
John Budays
Rob
Tris
Lester Bingham
Medical
Coe
Mra
Aston Stewart
New York
Binghams
Afton
Billie Phillips
Porter Phillips
Maeser Ward
Bishop Woolley
Vernal
Lyle Glines
Shirley
Lowell
Ward Merkley
Jack Colton
Nephi
Coltons
Fred Reynolds
Smith
Lloyd Brown
Fof Kanab
Bill
Gordon
Maeser
Stephen Perry
George Toster
Columbia
Utah
Asher Merkley
Lewis
Charles Lewis
Dan S. Carroll
Dan
California
Cloe
Pleasant Grove
Carroll
Milt Murray
Bufford
Cole
Lindsay Oaks
Wayne Pope
Ralph McConkie
Larré Johnson
Reynolds
Liberty Park
Wilbur Oaks
Wanda Mulbert
Fred Andersons
Jimmie Freestone
Timothy
Virginia
Willard Kunzler
Kunzlers
Willard
Also Mentioned on This Page
Agtiley
Ashley Molds
Mrs. Alma Preace
Richard Woser
Provo
Donald| King
Stevens
Phillip Dover
Grand
Alvin Smith
J Cily
Glenn Davidson
If L Lisonbee
R G Lisonbee
Logan
Kenneth Goodrich
Orem
Frank. Robinson
Almond Robinson
Dugway
Ronald Winn
Medica
Jensen
Persis
Stewart Thomas E Kidd
Arnold Kidd
Harold Twitchell
Thomas S Kidd
James Short
Dowell
Vexnall
Noy Wagner
Farmington
N. M
Wagner
Perry W. Arnot
Paul EF. Fitzgerald
Tulsa
Okla
BLM
Digitix
New York City
Kearney
N.J
William Salsey
Pacific
Uintah County
Ashley Valley
U.S. Navy
Motel
Preece Insurance Agency
Agency
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