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Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1950

Page

12

Vernal Teacher Arrives in Flixton England for Exchange Visit

Miss Amelia Manker, a 1933 exchange teacher from Vernal, Utah, arrived in Flixton to begin duties at Flixton Junior School after a two day layover in London. She traveled with about 85 fellow U S exchange teachers, proceeding to their assigned locations for orientation before teaching assignments. Miss Harling succeeds Miss Manker at Maeser School in Vernal and resides with Mrs Elizabeth Manker, Amelia’s mother.

aAlier London Amelia Manker Flixton Manchester Eng United States Great Britain S. Washington Miss Manker Southhampton Maeser School Vernal Elsie P. Harling Son Miss Harling Elizabeth Manker Amelia

Hawaiian Envoy Returns From Mission Field

Quentin Woolley, son of Mr and Mrs H Walter Woolley, returned to Vernal from a two year mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints in Hawaii. He served 14 months on Molokai, then 10 months on Kauai, before moving to Honolulu and attending Centennial festivities. He traveled home via Downey California with 185 church members and will enroll in the University of Utah School of Pharmacy this fall.

Quentin Woolley Vernal Hawaiian Islands Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints H. Walter Wooley Downey Calif Evan Ted Woolley Honolulu U. S Lurline Los Angeles George Albert Smith Woolley Molokai Kauai School of Pharmacy University of Utah

Vernal Golf Pro Enters Rocky Mountain Meet

Bill Johnston of Vernal's Empire Golf and Country Club travels to Grand Junction Colorado to compete in the Rocky Mountain Open Meet which began today. A Tuesday nine hole exhibition on Empire saw Johnston lose to Jimmy Thompson 35 to 37 and a climate event showcased grip and shot techniques by pros. Thompson also left Tuesday to join the Rocky Mountain Open.

Bill Johnston Vernal Empire Golf and Country Club Grand Junction Colo Empire Jimmy Thompson Johnston Mane Thompson

Noted Lecturer To Discuss Primitive Areas

Harry Reed a Moab photographer and naturalist will present a color illustrated lecture on the southeastern Utah primitive landscape. The talk at the field house begins Monday evening September 1 at 8 p.m. It is free and open to the public. Also note: Mr and Mrs Ralph Hartley and children Raymond and Nancy Ann will move to Maeser from Ontario Oregon. Mrs Hartley is Bert L Caldwell’s daughter.

Harry Reed Moab Utah Ralph Hartley Raymond Nancy Ann Vernal Maeser Ontario Ore Hatley Bert L. Caldwell

Former Resident Rulon K Hansen Dies in Salt Lake

Rulon Kershaw Hansen 47 former resident of Vernal and Salt Lake real estate broker died Sunday in Salt Lake City after a long illness. Funeral services were held Wednesday in Salt Lake ward chapel. He had lived in Vernal from age 16, moved to Alamosa after marriage, then to Farmington and finally Salt Lake City where he worked in real estate for the past decade. He served in multiple LDS positions including high priest group leadership, park stakeSunday school superintendent, and ward bishop. Survivors include his widow and several children and relatives in Utah and Montana.

Beacott Lds Salt Sal City Rulon Kershaw Hansen Vernal Salt Lake Hansen Salt Lake Hospital Porn Des Saltake City de Apon Ton James Pad’ Henrietia Laban Margaret Jane Mer Salt Lake Temple Salt Lake City Alamosa Cola, T Hannen Farmington N.“M J. C Farmingon Chamber of Commerce

Trial of a Utah memorial sparks local chapel grounds tribute

The fragmentary aged obituary notes Mira Wilson born April 23, 1671 in Provo to Barah Jane Clark and Byron O. Colton died November 6, 1049. It mentions her marriage to someone in Vernal and a daughter. The text references Maeser and Swain Funeral Home, with burial at Vernal cemetery.

Minnie Wilson Vernal Listerday Irview Maeser Swain Funeral Home

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