Divorces Granted in Multiple 20s Era Cases
Several divorce actions listed with custody and support details. Mildred Davis received custody of Anna Althera Davis after a divorce from Paul J. Davis for failure to provide. Dolly G. Bobzien divorced Charles A. Bobzien for cruelty. F Harvey Turnor divorced Nancy C. Turnor for desertion. Henrietta Montes divorced Tom Montes for failure to provide, with two minor sons Thomas Henry and Howard in mother’s custody during school months and support of 26 dollars monthly. Emma Buhrmester divorced Fred W. Buhrmester for cruelty, Emma resumes maiden name Olasa. Kizzle Silka granted divorce from John B. Silka for cruelty with custody of Rose Mary Bilka and 30 dollars monthly alimony. Ada A Vernon and Roberta Corbett cases carried over to next term. none appeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Davis
Paul J. Davis
Anna Althera Davis
Dolly G. Bobsien
Watson
Charles A. Bobzien
F. Harvey Turnor
Jenson
Nancy C. Turnor
Henrietta Montes
Tom Montes
Thomas Henry
Howard
Emma Buhrmester
Fred W. Buhrmester
Emma Olasa
Kizzle Silka of
Bennett
John B Silka
Rose Mary Bilka
Ada A. Vernon
Andrew J. Vernon
Roberta Corbett
Thomas Corbett
Whiterocks Community Notes Reach From Rodeo To School
Whiterocks residents enjoyed a Wednesday holiday rodeo in Myton and a dance at Leeton hall. Mary Smith and others visited Fort Duchesne and Westminster college plans were shared for Agnes Blake and Rose Marimon studying in Salt Lake City and Arizona respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myton
Mra
P. A. Goukes
Shiprock
N. M
Roy Smith
Kate Richardson
Springville
Salt Lake City
Frank Davis
Mr. Nason
W. P. White
Vernal
Whiterocks
Mr. White
R. L. Marimon
Agnes Blake
Westminster College
East Lake City
Agnes
Marimon
Frank Brennan
Randlett
Milton LaRose
Leeton Hall
Dr. Myers
Rose Marimon
Sast Lake City
Sarah
Arizona
Henry Besonante
Alice Lang
P. N. Loukes
Fort Duchesne
Myers
Besa
Charles Reed
K. Richardson
Pike
Hansberry
Canfield
Johnnie
Jensen
Joe Nash
Henry Bessonnie
Muse Harris
Myton Dall
Max
Grant
Lena Tabbee
P. H. Lambert
Leeton
R. L. Marimono
Minnie Workman
Dorothy
Clyde Pike
Car Crash Leaves No Injuries After Friday Spill
Jensen DeMar Dudley and sister Myrtle escaped injury when their car overturned on a ranch road Friday. One wheel broke as they returned from a New Mexico tour. William Oakley departed for Blue Mountain Tuesday. Local social life features a Teller society party at Mrs. Lydia Wall’s home honoring Mrs. Alice Gardner, who is moving to Provo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeMar Dudley
Myrtle
Harrow
B Ranch
Mexico
William Oakley
Blue
Teller Society
Lydia Wall
Alice Gardner
Provo
Pearl Taylor
William Mecham
Cedarview
Mary
Myra Moon
Hyrum Meeks
Standardville
Walter Knox
Alfred Moek
Trail Creak
Willam Stewart
Albert Wilking
Vernal
Rainbow
Joseph E. Wilkins
Spanish Fork
G. F. Dargin
Albert Wilkins
Joseph E. Wilking
Joseph Dudley
Andrew Dudley, Jr
Alfred Ainge
Joseph Murray
Nile Ainge
Marion Dudley
Andrew Dudley
Albert Snow
Joseph
Charles Ainge
William Dudley
Myrtle Dudley
Richfield
Utah
Howard
Richflald High
Farm bureau fixes booth team for County Fair
Ashley residents report a farm bureau meeting and social on Thursday. A committee was chosen to arrange a County Fair booth including Mrs A C McCarrell Mrs Lewis Freestone Mrs Walter Carless Joseph Herbert A C McCarrel and Luther Swett A social fundraiser netted a neat sum for the booth. Markis Jensen and his daughter Miss Omia visited Saturday. Alvin Weeks returns home from the mountains where he spent the summer. Mrs Fred Feltch is visiting the road camp on the mountain with Mr Feltch in charge. Marion Westover of Gusher transacted business here Friday. Mr and Mrs Guy Ramsey of Three Springs Colp were guests at David Karrens Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
A. C. McCarrell
Lewis Freestone
Walter Carless
Joseph Herbert
A. C. McCarrel
Luther Swett
Markis Jensen
Omia
Alvin Weeks
Fred Feltch
Mr. Feltch
Marion Westover
Gusher
Guy Ramsey
Three Springs
Colp
David Karren
Postmaster Young Returns from Utah Idaho Vacation
Postmaster and Mrs. E. J. Young Jr. came back Sunday from a vacation to Salt Lake City and Idaho. They stayed four days with Mrs. Young’s parents in Emmett Idaho and toured fruit growing areas including Field orchards, the largest in the nation. They met Vernal residents William Fuller and Laura Wimmer Sharrod and visited Burley, Boise, and Twin Falls. The Twin Falls area had seed crop contracts for eastern seed companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Young, Jr
Salt Lake City
Idaho Points
Laura Wimmer Sharrod
Burley
Boise
Twin Falls
Vernal
Ashlay Valley
Altonah Justice Fines Fish Law Violator
Ranger Albert Blood handled the case in the Ashley National Forest district. Melvin Behunin, a sheepherder, was arrested on three fish and game charges including catching under size, possessing excess catch, and wasteful destruction. Justice Charles II Footer fined him 26 dollars plus costs. each count carried 25 dollars, with conviction on only some charges unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Blood
Altonah
Ashley National Forest
Melvin Behunin
Jawa
Justice of the Peace
Charles II
Footer
al Itonah
Hut
Basin Road Looms As State Problem
The Basin region debate over the Price Myton route to the Uintah Basin has officials from Price and state road groups visiting Utah to advocate a feed for federal aid. supporters and opponents fear losing federal funds for other highways while Colorado towns push their own basin access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price Chamber of Commerce
Mytca
Preston Peterson
State Road Commission
E. C. Knowlton
Price
Price-Myton
Uintah Basin
Utah
Colorado
Soldier Summit
Ayintaguin Canyon
Means
Gibson
Bast Lake City
Bolus
Sud
Knowlton
Finch
Federal Bureau
Basin
Quake Relief Drive in Uintah Planned by Red Cross
Igabrand Sander chairs the Uintah Chapter Red Cross relief fund committee. Funds for victims of the Japan earthquake must be sent to Mrs. Mary Witmer, treasurer, by Friday September. The relief drive panel includes William Henderson treasurer Uintah county Representative William Biddeway Mrs. John N. Davis and Mrs. Mary Witmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Igabrand Sander
Uintah
American Red Cross
Uintah County
Mary Witmer
Special Relief Fund Committee
Wiliam
Henderson
William H. Biddeway
John N. Davia
Green Ray Sightings Attract Tourists In England And Scotland
The green ray or green flash is sought by travelers in England and the western Highlands. Onlookers report the rim of the sun turning green seconds after it sinks, with observers in Dartmoor, Staffa, and other spots keen to witness the moment. Historic notes cite Lord Kelvin and Sir Henry Miers as witnesses, and Jules Verne popularized the idea in 1882.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Highlands
Vantata
Ifrocombe
Lord Kelvin
Henry Miers
Manchester
Jules Verne
Roy
Staffa
Permanent Pioneer Organization Meeting Ash Valley Pioneers
A permanent Ashley Valley Pioneer organization will convene at noon Thursday in the second ward chapel after the noon conference. The meeting aims to perfect the permanent organization and invites all pioneers and descendants up to 1880 to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashley Valley Pioneer Organization
Second Ward
Ashley Valley
Vernal Girls Clubs Report Strong Per Capita Finish
A Vernal meeting at the Central School reported high engagement in girls club work. Leaders Mrs Henry Millecam Mrs Wallace Hicks Mrs Florence Hansen Mrs Theora Johnson Mrs Ladys Smith Mrs Earl Sumsion and Mrs Jean Merkley organized about 70 girls with 62 expected to complete their project work. County Agent E Peterson praised the record as the best in five years. Some boy clubs suffered from shortage of leaders but will still show progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal
Vernal Central School
Mra
Henry Millecam
Wallace Hicks N
Misa Florence Hansen
Misa Theora Johnson
Misdladys Smith
Earl Sumsion
Mathryn Calder
Jean Merkley
E. Peterson
Hicks
Lige Jackson
Samston
Ahe
Ben
Dead men never know what not their tombstones tell
A fragmented thought notes that the final truth lies beyond the living and tombs hint at secrets. The line evokes mortality and unanswered questions about what remains after death.
Vernon timberman forecasts diversified Uintah Basin farming profits
Timothy of Roosevelt, visiting Vernal after inspecting gypsum property on Keep Creek, predicts Uintah Basin farmers will prosper in five years through diversified farming. He urges alfalfa, bees, large breed chickens, turkeys and dairying, with hogs kept limited and pasturing livestock to use waste leads. He warns against a one crop system and stresses farm income across two seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thuothy
Uintah Basin
Braing's Command of Attention Despite Molecule Muddle
A fragment notes that the brain can command attention even when a molecule is misdescribed or unclear. The text emphasizes focus on cognition over precision in scientific phrasing.
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Ashley
Ster Young
Altonah Justice
Uintah Red Cross
Green Ray
Lalea
Permanent Pioneer Organization
Vernal Girls
Perity
Burch Dudley
L. H. Woodard Co
Calder _ Confectionery
Firestone
Kelly
U.S
Oldfield
Vernal Auto Company
White
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