Fourth Judge Dunford Honored In Court Tributes
Court in Fourth Judicial District met Tuesday to note the passing of Hon William Stinttoy Dunford. The bench, district officers, and local attorneys paid silent tribute praising his decades of service, meticulous work, and dedication to the people. Cases heard included bond adjustments, probation terminations, and various civil matters with several continued to October 4.
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Netean
Willian Stinttoy Dunford
Dunford
Thia County
Ada
Phillip V. Christengen
Provo
Whitney D. Hammond
Clyde
Johnson
R. Earl Dillman
Roosevelt
State of Utah
J. D Massey
Cecil Weems
Willis Thompson
Joseph P. Hacking
Clvils
Lois J. Hatch
LeRoy Hatch
Erma F. Crawford
Jack T. Crawford
Pricilla Bingham
Herman L. Bingham
Music Service Corp
Wilma Haslem
The
Lang Coys
Wayne Collier
L. Clark Roberts
Louis D. Roberts
California Family Moves to Utah Uranium Country
A California couple with three children plans to move to the uranium country on the Colorado Plateau to be among "hard working and happy dwellers." Raymonde Jackson and family toured the area, sold their home, and will relocate after business matters. The story appears in Desert magazine's October issue.
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California
Pacific Coast
Colorado
Raymonde Jackson
Utah
The
Desert Magazine
Cubs and Phillies duo lead majors in home runs allowed
Warren Hacker of the Chicago Cubs and Robin Roberts of the Philadelphia Phillies each surrendered 34 homers through August 30, the season’s softest arms for gopher fanciers. Don Newcombe and Carl Erskine of the Dodgers followed with 27 and 24.
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Warren Hacker
Chicago Cubs
Robin Roberts
Philadelphia Phillies
Hacker
Roberts
Don Newcombe
Carl Erskine
Dodgers
Estate of F H Roberts Deceased Quieted Title Action
Court finds issues in favor of plaintiff against Melvin G Robbins and Mabel L Robbins. Defendants served with summons and time to answer has expired. Title to property described in complaint to be quieted in the plaintiff. Sheriff sale order confirmed in the matter of E R Lawrence Cooper versus Melvin G Robbins and Mabel L Robbins.
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F. H. Roberts
E.R. Lawrence Cooper
Melvin George Robbins
Mabel Lamar Robbins
Scod Old Days 1935 Highlights From Local High School
In the senior high there is enrollment around 450 with H M Lundell noting similar figures to last year. Dragon school activities proceed with Leah Stagg and Nellie Rodabaugh guiding primary and upper levels. The Dragon picture show resumes after warm weather with a Friday dance. A baby boy arrived to Principal and Mrs H Grant West, and Mr and Mrs Driver E B Smith welcomed a daughter Monday. Zella Aycock marrying Clifford M Knudson of Los Angeles set for September 17. A V Lewis repeats as 1936 rodeo president with Baa Stringham and Wilson Murray in key roles. The issue features Aunt Deb Johnson and a crowded Ft Duchesne fair turnout.
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H. M. Lundell
Dragon School
Leah Stagg
Nellie Rodabaugh
Dragon Picture Show
H. Grant West
Driver EB. Smith
R. L. Aycock
Zella
Clifford M. Knudson
Los Angeles
Calif
A.V. Lewis
Bba Stringham
Wilson Murray
Deb” Johnson
Ashley Valley
Ft. Duchesne
Four Decades of Uintah Basin Rail Hope and Local Notices
Forty years ago in September 1915 Uintah Basin anticipated rail arrival with at least thirty six positive dates. Abner Swain resumes brick kiln work this fall while Wm Preece plans a brick house for his son Clarence. Seymour Snow sells Jensen ranch to John Chew for 3500 dollars. Leon L Pack returns from the Panama Pacific Exposition. Local want ads report quick sales from Dr Hirth and others including a buggy top sold after six years. Myton Free Press contest winners claim Buick, Kimball plane and Duchesne buggy.
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Uintah Basin
Abner Swain
Wm. Preece
Clarence
Seymour Snow
Jensen
John Chew
Leon L. Pack
Verna
Hirth
Golden Rule
Myton Free Press
J. H. Odekirk
Buick
Mrs. Broome
Myton
Kimball
Hazel Dickerson
Duches
Chin Up Laugh a Little Every Day
A brief uplifting line urging daily humor as the straight road to the best in life.
Grines Mia Sunday Service Led by MIA Ensemble
Sunday evening service presented Sept 24 under MIA direction with Lowell Wardle conducting. Bernice Globhudt Mrafateh led theme. Max Avcock Gary Glines Moe Tullla Norman Fletcher spoke. MIA chorus directed by Jenny Goodrich with solo by Dora Carroll. LaMond Tulle sang Face to Face with wife. solos by Lewis and Dwayne Case. Opening prayer by Farvel Perry. benediction by Max Pederson.
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Annapleing
MIA
Lowell Wardle
Bernice Globhudt
Mrafatehhardt
Max. Avcock
Gary Glines
Moe Tullla
Norman Fletcher
Make It with Wool Contest Grows Young Sewers in Utah
Survey shows rising numbers of teen and young women entering the Make It with Wool contest open to ages 14 through 22. District winners receive all expense paid trips to the state finals in Salt Lake City with broader prizes from major sponsors including sewing machines fabric and travel to Dallas Fort Worth and Rome awards.
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Ewan
Thane Nvin Ber
Addi d
Utah Wool Growers Association
Salt Lake City
Wincers
Hay J
Clark
Salt Linke City
Sinde Conter
Utah Wool Grow «Ty Aociation
National Wool Growers Auxiliary
Want Bacen
Pan Armerieaty World Airways
Ledion
Rome
Pan
New York
Singer Sewing Machine Co
FW Woolworth Co
Pendleton Woolen Mills
Forshwann Woolen Co
Stroogh & Co, Inc
Stroogh & Co, Inc. 1 A Wyner & Co
Columia Wombns College
Chamberlin's Mandwovens
Seattle
Handweagh and Craftsman Magazine
Innes
Utah
Dallas
Fort Worth
Texas
F. W. Woolworth Company
Singers
Lady Golfers Plan Season Ending Handicap Tournament
The Vernal Ladies' club announces a Handicap tournament running through Oct. 10 with rounds on Friday Oct. 3 Oct. 7 and finals by Oct. 10. A banquet at Hotel Vernal on Oct. 12 will crown winners with prizes. Assisting are Isla King and Irena Ross. Club officials include Amelia Manker president Jose Cornes vice president and Helen Banks secretary treasurer.
Local youths to attend Uintah High and Salt Lake family noted
A fragment notes Arnold Perry will attend Uintah High school. It also mentions the Robert Darlington family of Salt Lake being victors at the Grant Holfeltz home.
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Ter
Arnold Perry
Uintah High School
Robert Darlington
Salt Lake
Grant Holfeltz
NAM President Henry G. Riter Quote on Research Future
NAM President Henry G. Riter, 3rd, asserts that breakthroughs in industry and science lie ahead but will not materialize from private fortunes hidden away in trust funds rather than active funding and effort.
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NAM
Henry G. Riter
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Routt-Moffat Wool Growers
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Filer
Idaho
Routt-Moffat Wool Growers Association
Craig
Audrey Lake
Glines Mia
Doris E. Jounaon
Doreen Leigh
Arizona
Jean Goodrich
Qina Wardle
Joe Merci
Eldon Bilings
Preston Woodards
Rangely
Uintah County Hospital
Carma Rae Hatch
Edith Bockpont
Wheatland
Wyo
Leonard Perry
Perry
Hollie
Darlene Mecham
USAC
Jaleen Timothy
Loreen Johnson
Sterling Kendall
Stephen Case
Ferrall Glines
BYU
Deloy Abplanalp
Merlin Johnson
U of U
Gordon McCoy
Marva Billings
Sally Liebhardt
Eldred Johnson
S$ewing
Pangultch
Ruth A. Tebbs
Vernal
Russell Montgomery
East Main
Manti
Bruce Barton
Tremonton
Nick Chourness
Fountain Green
Dean Johnson
Cedar City
Mary Cutlock
Salt Lake Ga
Ray J. Clark
Conner Street
Saltake Fe
Charles Redd
Aspen Avenue
Ueber City
Phyllis Christensen
Heberity
American Fork
Emory Nichols
Kaysville
Thornly Swan
Lady Golfers
Dorothy Lancaster
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