Winter Move In Vernal Area Notices
Davis and Shirley Williamson moved into Marvin Chivers house for winter. Marvin Peterson of Rainbow and Henry Greenhow hosted guests. Lige Jackson moved to Vernal for school. Glen Jackson to manage his father’s place. Angus Slaugh of Deep Creek visited. Plans to move Melburn to district school discussed. Ben Watkins left for Colorado for employment at brother’s sheep camp. Fay Slaugh staying in Vernal with aunt Mrs Victor Nelon and will attend UH this year. Primary officers sponsored children’s dance Monday. Mi-Kan-Wee classes served refreshments. Edward Collett and James Johansen of Salt Lake, CCC members, visited. School started with teachers listed. 410 children enrolled. Dennis Bowtharp and two children Bella and Bruce of Salt Lake visited. Bowtharp is brother of Mrs Wal ter and Mrs Alfred Simper. Wister return to Lire home Monday with Mrs Phyl Ynda Bowthorp of Vernal. Rodeo preparations in Vernal this week. John Simper and Wilbur of Balt Lake, formerly Naples, were here for business and visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bir
Shirley Williamson
Marvin Chivers
Marvin Peterson
Rainbow Zere
Henry Greenhow
Mare Lige Jackson
Vernal
Glen Jackson
Angus Slaugh
Deep Creek
Mide Crown
Melburn
Ben Watkins
Colorado
Fay Slaugh
Victor Nelon
Edward Collett
James Johansen
Salt Lake
CCC
Ealer Hollow
Linnie Simper
Stella Richards
Ana
Arthur Manwaring
Karl I Goodrich
Dennis Bowtharp
Bella
Bruce
Bowtharp
Walter
Alfred Simper
Lire
Phyl Ynda Bowthorp
John Simper
Wilbur
Balt Lake
Naples
TRIDELL Notes on Sunday Meetings and Local Moves
Missionaries attended Sunday School and other meetings with talks by Mr and Mrs Grant West Exlyn Green Ruth Hart and Otto Stoker who recently returned from a mission spoke at the MTA meeting accompanied by his mother Mrs Anne Stoker Mrs Douglas Stoker of Bingham or Stoker a former Tridel resident. Levi Kitchen family moving to Provo will leave a placeholder for their future home Alma Mecham and family returned from Provo. Gandrich drives a school bus from Whiterocks to Tridel. Von Morrill is bus driver from Tridel to Alterra high school. Carl Vanderford and Mrs Vanderford of Los Angeles left for home Mrs Owens mother of Mrs Vanderford remained to care for Lorraine Bartlett. The Owens Bartlett family moved back to Tridel from their mountain home to be here for the opening of school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarraroaert
Aryan Ouy Grant West
Exlyn Green
Ruth Hart
Otto Stoker
Lapoint
MTA
Anne Stoker
Douglas Stoker
Bingham
Stoker
Tridel
Mra Levi Kitchen
Provo
Alma Mecham
Gandrich
Whiterocks
Uintah River
von Morrill
Tiideli
Alterra High School
Thurteay
Carl Vanderford
Los Angeles
Owens
Mothar
Van
Vernal Community Notes Include Convention Dance and Visits
In Vernal on Friday evening a Primary Convention dance benefited the chaplains as Lewis Gardner and Trash Noel attended with Primary officers and teachers. Several locals, including Mrs Lira Jarrell and Arthur Norton, traveled for schooling, work, and family visits. A baby boy welcomed at a Vernal gathering honors Miss Louise McNabb and hosts Mrs Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission T
Vernal
Lewis Gardner
High Council
Trash Noel
Lira Jarrell
Nernel
Arthur Norton
Tas Veras
Houare
Salt Lake Tas
Otte
Salt Lake
Estel
Johicon
Sherman
Peirg Care
Missouri Muncay
Laurence Averslen
Reintves
Leena
Tiss Louise McNabb
Mra Smith
May See Sorth
Nelba Merkley
Donna Bigelow
Miora Davia
Ovenia Amgus
Kaler Hollow Camp CCC Project Improves Colton Ranger Station
The 1965 CCC Co project at Kaler Hollow Camp Vernal Wok near Colton Ranger Station is near completion. Depreciated housing was refurbished and modernized with new facilities including Maca ernistic housing, a concrete side-hill cellar, and a spring drainage system that irrigates several acres for a future garden plot. Grounds are rebuilt with landscaping, debris removal, new lawns and flower beds, plus fencing. Fifteen men completed the job under Camp Superintendent Frank St Warthen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colton
Uintah
Colton Ranger Station
Rarden
Frank St Warthen
Old Campe Cryer Sins and Stumbles at Uintah Camp
A humorous olde time camp letter recounts rough-and-tumble activities at Ka ler Lollow and Uintah Camp. The writer praises hospitality, mentions a pie eating contest where Ari Nokelby wins with bold theatrics, and notes antics of the camp crew including a top kick and various mishaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah River
Kaler Hollow
Nokelby
Manila Camp DF-35 road and camp building projects progress
One main project at Manila Camp DF-35, a one half mile road from Manila Camp DF-23 to the Vernal Manila highway, is completed. The road follows the old wagon trail, widened, with ground scraped and obstructions removed, drainage fixed, and bridges reinforced. A second project, constructing all camp buildings ready for occupancy by October 10, is underway with flooring laid in many structures. About 59 civilian workers are erecting the camp, under the supervision of 1st Lt H E Smith, Camp Construction Officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Tte
CCC Co
Kater Hollow
Mildings
H E Smith
Vernal News of Arrivals and Moves Across Town
Harvey Lee McNabb family plans to move to Cleveland Tennessee for their future home. Miss Hannah Richards from Vernal was a business visitor in town last week. A Cantis returned from a three week visit to relatives in different parts of the state. Miss Pearl Foster leaves for Salt Lake City for a visit. Moss Jean Hansen went to spend winter in Salt Lake with harmonics relatives. Mr and Mrs Vfraller and family of Pleasant Grove moved to Vernal. They will occupy the home of Mr and Mrs Mauk. Caldwelr moving to Vernal for winter. Visitors to Vernal Money included Vir and Mrs Rex Taylor, Mr and Mrs Caldwell, Mr EF J Tutt, Mr and Mrs Lloyd Taylor, Mrs Gladis Caldwell, Wim C Marshall and Mr Washburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Lee
McNabb
Cleveland
Tennessee
Hannah Richards
Vernal
Cantis
Washburn
Mig Mauk Caldwelr
Vir
Rex Taylor
Clyde Jarrell
Mark Caaldwell
EF J Tutt
Jloyd Taylor
Gladis Caldwell
Wim C Marshall
Enrollment and teaching staff rise at Alterra high school
Our school began Monday with enrollment of 166 pupils and 4 teachers. More teachers arrival this week. Principal Mr Sutton from Logan guest of VFT Rice. Miss Howard one Alterra teacher staying at the Fort hotel. Miss Bunot another teacher from Salt Lake. Earl Gardner and wife living at the Fort. W Wilson took his family to Bogan. Cart een back to finish fast work at Experiment farm. Dave Cooper of Whiterocks moving here. Roy Wilson, 30 years in India, spoke at Fort Duchesne Sunday School. Monday evening showed Indian slide pictures. seven young folks dressed in Indian costumes attended. Mrs Farnk Carroll and baby daughter returned to Vernal. Mervin Hatch and Roe Duke visited last weekend. Miss Mary Hoeft left for Salt Lake for Henagers business college. Harold E Hultinger of the stake high council visited ward. Mrs Imma Johnson and Miss Oria visited in Jenren. Miss Johnson spoke at Sacrament meeting. Speakers at Sacrament meeting were Ivan Perry and Alton Hatch. Echoal started Monday with good attendance. teachers Zella Alycock, Oria Johnson, Ivan Perry. principal Mr R H Seawell. Mr and Mrs Seawell of Exaviey California and Mrs Jennie Carhart of Salt Lake arrived to visit Mrs Emma Johnson. Seawell formerly Winona Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Alterra
Fort Hotel
Miss Bunot
Salt Lake
Earl Gardner
Fort
Cwilson
Bogan
Mr Carteen
Dave Cooper
Whiterocks
Roy Wilson
India
Fort Duchesne
Farnk Carroll
Charlies Batts
Vernal
Mervin Hatch
Roe Duke Ao
Relat Ves
Mary Hoeft
Henagers
Miss Johnsons
Ivan Perry
Alton Hatch Echoal
Zella Alycock
Oria Johnson
R H Seawell
Exaviey California
Jennie Carhart
Emma Johnson
Seawell
Winona Johnson
Jensen visitors from Reyerside Calif stay week
Mrs Nelson and family from Reyerside California visit Jensen relatives in town for the week. They plan a trip to Denver and will return to Jensen before heading home. Amy Ainge to attend school in Oeden this winter with Mr Caldwell and Miss Caldwell assisting at the 7th and 8th grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hervey Nellenn
Reyerside Calif
Denver
Jonsen
Nelson
Ruby Edinge
Nik
Amasa C Caldwell
Amy Ainge
Oeden
Myrile Peterson
Caldwell
Local family relocates to Duchesne for winter work
Elmer Bell moved his family to Duchesne last week where he will be employed during the winter. Duchesne County school bosses Muwene Woodruf and Relph Hod ekinseon hosted a deacons party at the Woodruff home Friday evening. Guests enjoyed games and melons as about twenty attendees gathered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Bell
Duchesne
Muwene Woodruf
Relph Hodekinseon
Deacons
Wodruff
Crammer grades mood and family notices combine local routine?
Miss Jorine Simper and Miss Pearl Dudley assist crammer grades while registration of students runs. John Murray’s son Franklin named, their eleventh child, and funeral services for Dustin baby held Thursday. Daughters of the Utah Pioneers hosted a friends party with Iris Gardner and Lucy Dudley enjoying games and a psychic lunch. Angus Meri moves family to Vernal. Mrs Melba Lattner and Mrs B A Kelly visiting. Kelly Mercantile to be run by Wilbur Wellman during their absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jorine Simper
Pearl Dudley
John Murray
Auguist Franklin
Frank Miller
Rhos Gilbert
Hamilton Dale
Dustin
Melba Lattner
Salt Lake
B A Kelly
Lttle
B P Kelly
Thei
A Kelly
Harold Helley
Wilbur Wellman
Kelly Mercantile
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Logan
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Calder
Childre
Calder Bros. Co
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Naturt
Umtah Gas Co
Utah
Angus Meri
Mr Merrill
J EK Bullock
Ashley Creek
Vernal Lumber & Hardware CO
Walker Bank
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