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Show Obituaries Killian services held August 17 Elma Merrill Adams Killian, 73, of Roosevelt, died Tuesday, August 16, 1994 at her daughter's home in Vernal. She was born August 17, 1920 in Upalco, Utah, a daughter of Charles Elwin and Rhoda Knight Merrell. She married John Quincy Adams on May 29, 1939 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. He died November 14, 1962. She married Clinton H. Killian on July 8, 1969 in Vernal. Elma was a homemaker and a very active member of the LDS Church. She served in many auxiliaries. She gathered volumes of genealogy and family histories. She enjoyed her family, friends and neighbors. Elma loved going to the mountains and also enjoyed a pretty sunset. She was a beautiful poet and wrote .many poems and tributes. She was preceded in the death by her first husband and one grandson, Clinton John Adams. Elma is survived sur-vived by her husband, Clinton H. Killian, Roosevelt, children and spouses Merrill J. and Judy Adams, Robert K. and Jackie Rcnwick, Mike and Dixie Miles, all of Vernal, Boyd and Judy Porter of Rock Springs, Wyo. and Craig and Trcna Adams of Logan; 20 grandchildren; 14 great grandchildren; sisters and brothers: Mrs. Arville (Violet) Watts, of Clifton, Colo., Earnest and Carol Merrell, of Grand Junction, Colo., Elwin and Kitty Merrell, of Fort Myers, Fla, Bill and Jane Shelley of Blue Springs, Mo. and Earl and Dorothy Merrell of Naples. Funeral Services were held Saturday, August 20, 1994 at the Roosevelt 5th Ward LDS Chapel with Bishop Dale C. Larscn conducting. con-ducting. Earl Merrell offered the family prayer with prelude and postlude music by Eloisc Adams. Lawrcll Jensen gave the invocation invoca-tion followed by a musical MI Know That My Redeemer Lives," by Keith Adams and accompanied by Eloisc Adams. RemarksObituary Lynch passes away at AVMC John F. Lynch, age 62, died August 17, 1994 at Ashley Valley Medical Center in Vernal. He was born November 18, 1931 In Maiden, Max, to Joseph Patrick and Eva 01 sen Lynch. He married Ellen A. ILhir, June 26, 195$ in tkfcton, Ma. hixn a taivd and educated in Matkfl, Mavt. He as a member of the Catholic Church and at a Uoy Seoul Leader in Wctf Rcnhury, Ma, He ai a iKancf member 4 Iht 182 nd tnfawy Aiwiatt tt r.vcrtti, Mavt, He lived in ta.mhtti urtd (ma ttwfth$ i$4 kn he and hi e. l'An, came M ihm Mme f iHn Und. Alk rf rrJM Jhn Alien mi nm Mm, JMi ff.sl Skhiormffcl in Ui Uiei'mt a i-'t a dmt4 h:W.4 ! brt ha-h'i i cf 'sn.J, Jf4 T, 4 hnvi mi U& i, mi M J 4 A xU llwfik tf AtC ftt'l Home HralOi Ali Wiml Till M Rt-I WaftJs I High School Juniors Seniors and Graduates r" fr fr, y.;tit f'(f SN 781 H Aztikui At Rdi Eul 1 - Elma Killian were given by Bishop Dale C. Larsen. A Tribute to Mother was given by Dixie Miles followed by a piano solo so-lo "O My Father" performed by Shalise Adams. Craig Adams spoke followed by a musical selection "Where is Heaven" by Shalise Adams,. Christopher Adams, Tyler Adams and accompanied by Trena Adams. President David Labrum spoke followed by remarks and a poem by Jackie Rcnwick. A duct, "How Great Thou Art," was performed by Brett Miles and Judy Porter, accompanied accom-panied by Trena Adams. The benediction was offered by Ted Priest. Pallbearers were Clark J. Adams, Lonn Porter, Lynn Porter, Larry Porter, Lance Porter, John Rcnwick, Joseph Rcnwick, Quinn Miles, Brett Miles, Christopher Adams, Tyler Adams and Brcndcn Adams. Interment was in the Dry Fork Cemetery under the direction of Thomson's Vernal Mortuary. Merrill Adams dedicated the grave widt compassionate services by Vernal 7th Ward Relief Society and Roosevelt 5th Ward Relief Society. JoNilyrcn Kf tly Jan ltn and Adam Allen; i3t, t sfifrHrie tava4 Wakefield, Matt,, jt4 t4f Ortald T, ti Milw, Matt, ai ffettd cd i?i tr M.4 pafcrii n4 Jaarl J. d Kirfl W, tliat'C" vttifY t Hdd w II y l H ... v W . ) A i . . . ' i . - . t if " - r. . N f Leo Pierce Pierce passes away August 22 Leo "Boots" Wayne Pierce, 78, died August 22, 1994 at the Ashley Valley Medical Center. He was born Feb. 22, 1916 in Kingston, Oklahoma, a son of William L. and Maud Inez Davidson Pierce. Leo worked in the oilfield and later lat-er in the production department. He was a veteran of W.W.II and served in the U.S. Army. He was a member of the American Legion, Whitbeck Post Leo enjoyed hunting, fishing and camping. He also collected belt buckles. He is survived by nieces' and nephew, Mrs. Nolan (Diane) MacKay of Vernal, Mrs. Ted (Linda) Pierce Olsen of Baytown, Tex. and Gary A. Pierce of Houston, Tex. Friends may call at Thomson's Vernal Mortuary Wednesday evening 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. and Thursday morning from 10:00 to 10:45 a.m. with graveside services Thursday morning, Aug. 25, 1994, 11:00 a.m. at the Macser Fairvicw Cemetery, with full military honors by the American Legion. Funeral under the direction of Thomson's Mortuary. Services held for Atwood Funeral services for Jimmy Dale Atwood, who died August 12, 1994 were held August 16 at Thomson's Vernal Mortuary with Bishop Stanley Johnson conducting. Prelude and postlude music was by the "Little Rascals". Marv Atwood offered the opening prayer with remarks by Bishop Stanley Johnson. There was a taped musical, "Don't Cry For Me When I'm Gone" fo btd by Marv Atwood ho spoke. A second musical tape, "Hobo's Lullaby was played follotd by the tknlng prayer by Harold Cot. Intcrrncnl at in the Vernal Memory Park under the dtrmkin of TtKWttwtri'i Vernal Mortuary. Pallbearer xre Dale fkwtn, Doug JR. ralkl, Dalla lWn4 Raymond lallerfl and Krwiy Gcbhart. Uy pallkar m Vtt lkM Btfttrtfl, Kowdy Ait1, Kcn llolmei Travi V'tlxn. LtuMd A!y1 dfdiaftl the gae a4 i tnwOta). Th4 Ma he a Cmt7 ry I Iran a pctftifwd rt lkHt CKWart Iht WrMcm Cet?frfy -r V-if, fwf mt t.sttR3 cow An Funeral held for Shelley Funeral Mass for Mada Shelley Dudley was held Wednesday, August 17, 1994 at Sl James Catholic Church in Vernal, with burial in the Jensen Cemetery. Father Michael Winterer of St. James and Father Victor Bonnell of St. Rose of Lima in Layton both officiated. of-ficiated. Amy Lube Allen was the organist and Carole Jackson and Janean Lekas were the vocalists. The music was "On Eagles Wings," "A Banquet is Prepared," "Hail Mary, Gentle Woman" and "I Believe in the Son." The pallbearers were: Steven Stoddard, Hall Stoddard, Dan Zumbo, Carl Shelley, Andrew Dudley and Jack Deneen. Services were under the direction of Thomson's Vernal Mortuary, Crop report Soil moisture was reported 92 percent short and 8 percent adequate ade-quate for the week ending August 21, according to the Utah Agricultural Statistics Service. Irrigation water supply was reported re-ported 40 percent very short, 59 percent short, and 1 percent adequate. ade-quate. Stock water supply was reported re-ported 25 percent very short, 72 percent short, and 3 percent adequate. ade-quate. Pasture and range conditions were poor to fair. Oats was reported 87 percent ripe compared with 70 percent in 1993. Seventy-two percent of oats to be harvested as grain was harvested compared with 26 percent in 1993 and 49 percent average. Third crop alfalfa hay was reported l percent cut compared with 19 percent in 1993 and 26 percent average. Peaches were reported 42 percent harvested compared with 45 percent in 1993. Pears were reported 30 percent harvested compared with 5 percent in 1993. Cattle were reported report-ed 6 percent moved from summer range and sheep were 1 percent moved. There were 6.5 days rated suitable for field work during the week ending August 21. Utah turkeys up 9 percent The preliminary estimate of turkeys raised in Utah is 4.2 million turkeys, 9 percent above 1993, according ac-cording to ihe Uuh Agricultural Statistics Service. The preliminary estimate of turkeys raised in the United Suites during 1994 is 292 million, 1 percent per-cent above 1993. If realized, litis total to-tal will represent a new record high, surpassing the previous record high of 2S9 million set in 1992. 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