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Show Uintah Basin Standard Page 8 Thunk, July 38, I960 MONTWEL by Nola Nelson Rites held for Emma E. Bacon The community mourns the passing away of another pioneer, Mrs. Emma Etta Pierce Bacon. She was bom May 23, 1890, in Preemont, Wayne Co., married Chancey Bacon (deceased) Dec. 10, 1908 in Mantl Temple. They came here at the opening of Basin, first living In Hoyden before moving to Cederview. Ten children bleased this union. Sister Etta was an ardent worker, both as a mother and in different church offices traveling miles most of the time with team and wagon to attend meetings and transport help to neighbors. She also helped out with sickness in the homes. When the Bacons moved from their farm home to what was known as town site, she threw her home wide open to hold their meetings, thus saving long travel to the ward hall. This was when Cedarvlew was a branch of the Montwel Ward. Many of the younger people hold fond memories of these times at the Bacon home. Services were held in Belvedere 2nd Ward chapel in Salt Lake where Mrs. Bacon and children moved In 1945. Bishop Richard Harper conducted. Family prayer was given by Russell Bacon (son), prelude and postlude music. Mabel Shelley; obituary. Bishop Harper; Invocation, Drue Somerville; vocal selection, Singing Mothers; history, Ronald Elliot; speaker, Bishop Orson B. West; solo, Larry Nelson; speaker, A1 Rosenhall; 'Tribute to Mother", Singing Mothers; benediction, Harvey Newbert Burial was hi the Cedarvlew cemetery; graveside services directed by Bishop Dan Dennis and Lyn Miller; remarks. James E. Hamblin; dedication, Maurel Taylor. Those traveling in were Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bacon. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Todd, Bert and Ha Bacon, Eva and Abbie Hauserman. Pearl Bacon, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Pope. Dean and Max Lewis, Melvin Bacon. Viola and George Powell, Kent Bacon and family, Berta and family, Wayne and Joyce Davis, Bruce Todd and family, May and DcLoy Pope, Dor-am- us NaDene and Drew Sommerville, Ilene, Brenda, and Fred, Lewis, LaMor Todd, Vlckv Hauserman. George and Lee Powell, Claud and Edith Powell, all immediate family; Mary Gardner and Judy Brallsford. Calif.. Sam Roberta. Mr. and Mrs. Nolan Mecham, Price; Mr. and Mrs. James Mecham, Orem; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Roberta Pleasant Grove; Mr. and Mrs. Jess Nielsen 4k daughters, St George; Opal Jensen, Las Vegas; Alta Mae Hafer, Santa Clara; Floyd Harper, Levan; Venice Westman, Spring served vllle. The community lunch at the Second ward hall. Pall bearers were grandsons. Bruce Todd. DeLoy Pope, Dal Ray Pope, Steve George, Kent Bacon, Wayne Davis. Honorary pall bearers (grandsons), LaMar Todd, George Powell, Joe Lewis, Bill Do ramus, Fred Lewis, Joe Taylor, Roger Bacon, Eugene Wilson, Ronald Bacon. Robert Swedin. past 10 days. At this time she Vacationing and visiting at is improving slowly. Mr. and Mrs. Dclmar Hamthe home of Clyde and Venire the (McDonald, are Venires bro- blin and boys celebrated ther, Bob end Pat Timothy and holiday in Sait Lake at the three children for Tuxon, Aria, home of Barbara's parents, Mr. Cleo and Max McDonald, San- and Mrs. Henry J. Fitzer. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Feller A dy. Correction for last week's news. It was a Week's reunion boys of Salt Lake were visiting held at the Henry Nelson home family and friends over the weekend. and not a Timothy as printed. The three day weekend company at the Doug Brown residence were Earl and Evelyn Roberta and daughter, Susan, Pleaannt Grove, Gary and by Mary Arnold Arelene Brown and son, Salt Lake City. Mrs. Ida Anderton was the Connie Miller daughter of lucky winner of fifty dollars Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Miller of at the local Safewaye store last Gusher was married to Bill Saturday. Clark son of Mrs. Emma Clark Mr. and Mrs. Newt Miller of Cody, Wyoming, July 2, In enjoyed a visit from a nephew, Salt Lake City. Bill's mother Ted and Wilma Campbell from Emma Is a sister to Mrs. Franlone, Calif., during last wek. cis Clark of Gusher and Bill Mr. 4k Mra Arthur Brown has been staying with them this motored to Colorado Springs summer and working. Connie to visit wih daughter, Inez and was guest of honor to a bridal Sam Anderton stationed with shower at the Gusher LDS the Air Force. Church Thursday afternoon, Karen and Wayne Brown July 21. A large group of and family, Kaysviile, spent the friends and relatives attended holiday weekend visiting par- and she received many useful ArMax Nelaons the and ents, Vonnle D&hlberg, Freda thur Browns. Children, Lynette, gifts. and Thurza McClure Markey Susan, Leslie and Lu Ann re- were hostesses for the shower. mained for a week. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Brisbln Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hul- all their children and enjoyed linger and Mrs. Llta Woodward families home for a reunion at motored to Salt Lake Friday Park July 24 weekto visit their slater, Nila Dra- Paradise end. Mr. Mrs. Charles Bartand per, who is quite ill. They lett and children from Nevada, brought nieces Vicki and Lana Mr. and Mrs. Keith Nielson and home with them. Bud and Vivian Anderton family from Logan and Mr. and hoys, Logan, were home for and Mrs. Eddl Birch and famthe holiday weekend visiting ily from Salt Lake and ChrisMrs. Hazel Anderton and the tine. They all met with and joined the Bartlett annual reMariey Hamblins. Mr. and Mra Bry Roberts union. Vonnie Dahlberg has 3 of Pleasant Grove, Samuel Roof her weekwere grandchildren staying berta Springville, end guests at the home of Bill with her for a vacation. They and Verda Blanchard. They at- are children of Mr. and Mrs. tended the open house for Mr. Harry Dahlberg of Salt Lake. Another son, Mr. and Mrs. Clinand Mra G. B. Workman. Mr. and Mrs. Mariey Ham- ton Dahlberg and family from blin were In Ogden and Salt California have been for a visit Lake during the week on busl-nes- a with their mother, Vonnie and Robert Hunt returned Della's parents, Mr. and Mrs. home with them after spending George Arnold. Della was here the summer with his father, to see her father who Is serGeorge Hunt In Farmington. iously 111 at the Veterans hosDaughtera Hazel and Carolyn pital In Salt Lake. and children accompanied their The MIA Laurels, Explorfather George Hunt to Califor- ers and MIA Maids enjoyed nia to visit with a brother, Don, their annual summeree in the who is a Jocky. form of a welner roast and Dorothella and Dick Baker fun time at the home of Mr. Nolan of Provo, Mr. and Mra and Mrs. Heber Rasmussen. Mecham, Price, were holiday Laura Tippits from Salt company at Mr. and Mra James Lake Is staying at the Blaine Powell. Einerson home for a few weeks Mra Mary Gardner, Bell- visit, Mra Einerson is her aunt flower, Calif., was house guest Inez Hackford of Gusher of her nephew, Maurel Taylor is recovering from broken during the holiday week. Other ribs sustained In an accident Sunday dinner company at the at the Stewart nursing home Taylor home were Guy and Noa-- where she is working. were All Taylor and family. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis La- present at the open house for Rose, grandson of Mra Stella Mr. and Mra G. B. Workman, LaRose and ion of Mrs. Anna honoring their Golden Wedding. Bess LaRose, former members Mra Thelma Anderton has been confined to her bed quite of our ward spent some time ill at the home of her daughter, visiting In the area. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Clark Mra Lena McDonald for the have enjoyed 2 of their daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Pete (Nina) Madson and family from Mon- BALLARD Ute Firemen go to Idaho fire Ute forest fire fighters returned to Fort Duchesne Sunday after their first fire of the year out of state. They were called late Friday evening and were on the plane for the Sawtooth National Forest by 3 a.m. Some 24 Saturday. They arrived and fought the 3,000 sere blaze for one day then were assisted by a heavy rain that helped to quell the fire. Uintah Sales Barn MUX NOT HOLD Tuesday Sheep Sales until further notice Sheep will lie sold on Saturday along with regular sales. This organized crew has been trained Jointly by the Forest Service, Bureau of Land Management, National Pork Service and the Bureau of Indian Affairs. There are 38 men registered and ready to go on notice. Lee Sera wop Is their leader with squad boys, Johnny Cotonuts, Hugh Chegup and Robert Jack. Roy H. Deglcr, Agency Forester at Uintah and Ouray helped to organize the group. FOR HIGHEST MARKET PRICES and CONSIGN VOIR LIVESTOCK TO Producers Livestock Auction STOCKYARDS NORTH SALT LAKE EVERY WEDNESDAY Office 339-872- J. L. Lindsay 5 Larry Mose 293-483- 2 Van Moss 295-621- 293-153- 3 0 FARMERS . . . HAIL SEASON IS HERE. GET CROP HAIL INSURANCE! INSURE TODAY BEFORE YOU LOSE YOUR CROP FROM HAIL! Central Utah Insurance Agency 7D9 684 Thom OR ROOSEVELT LAPOINT by Blerl Ilorrocks Mr. and Mrs. Travis Niel- were Sunday dinner guests ey. in Whiterocks with Mr. and A wedding dance and recepMrs. Clinton Nielson and childtion will be held July 29 at the ren. Elizabeth Harrison and her Lapoint Ward Cultural hall for Lamb and David L. daughter Ramona Hansen from Mardean from Jensen. Kearns, visited Saturday in Murray Roosevelt with Neldon Nyberg. Mr. and Mra Seth Lee, OgMr. Nyberg is ill at his home- den, visited last week with broMr. and Mra Morgan thers, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Lee, Glines and family, Ogden, vi- Mr. and Mra Ray Lee, and sited with parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Lee. Rulon Rasmussen. Janet Massey, Salt Lake Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor is spending her vacation with went to Lagoon and attended Dean Huber and family. the Appaloosa horse show. Ethel Taylor went by bus Eliza Nielson Is visiting to Salt Lake and was met by her brother Lorin Kump in l. her Kathryn and they daughter, She will visit in Brigham visited in Logan and In Roy City with her sons, Lament and Mra Kent Taylor Vernon and families before re- with Mr. and and family. Kathryn brought turning home. home and she spent Mr. and Mra Kent Taylor her mother weekend at home. and family from Roy, spent the the Mr. and Mra Rupert Perpast weekend with their parand son, Stanley, Portland, ry ents, Mr. and Mra Art Taylor visited recently with Mr. and grandmother, Mary Jar- Ore., and Mra Art Taylor and Mary rell. Kent and wife attended, a They visited their son, class reunion at the Country Jarrell. in Salt Lake. He has Roger, Club in Vernal celebrating the on a LDS mission. class of 1951. They enjoyed the gone The primary children held afternoon at Merkleys Park. their "parade around the block" Mr. and Mra Milton Wool- Wednesday, July 20. After the parade, a fish pond, punch, cupcakes and popcorn were sold. A 24th weekend in Salt Lake. Mra Margaret Moller of large group of children and parAtlanta, Georgia stopped to ents attended. The MIA enjoyed a swimvisit with Mr. and Mrs. die party on Tuesday, July ming Rasmussen, Mrs. Moller la a 19 at the Roosevelt swimming former sister-in-laof Tilin-tha- a Hon - Ax-tcl- pool. Greg Todd turned 12 and was graduated from Primary Sunday 24 in Sacrament Meeting and was voted into the priesthood. Mrs. Viona Parrish and Mrs. Lois Cook presidents of the YWMIA and relief society gave interesting talks on the progress of MIA and programs for the coming relief society year. o SNOWS TIRE STORE Tins KeUy-Sprlngfle- M Carlson Cleaners Professional and Coln-O- p DRY CLEANING COIN-O- P Phone 91 PLUMBING Phone 421 them. Mr. and Mra Thomas M. Gilbert went to SLC Monday to see their grandson, Lamar Gilbert, off at the airport. Lamar was on his way to the Andean Mission with headquarters at Lima Peru. They were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Gayle Gilbert and Mrs. Evelyn Mullins. The following attended Camp at Iron Mine, WedMar nesday until Friday: Layne Mullins, Pamela Larsen, 4-- H Randy Huber. Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Art Taylor and Mary Jarrell have been Mrs. Ashley Bartlett, Mrs. Lima Jarrell, Fontaine, Calif.; Mrs. Loa Daun, Canfield, Calif.; Mr. and Mra. Kent Taylor and family, Roy; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Steele, Rangely, Colo.; and Kathryn Taylor from Logan. Vickie Massey, Salt Lake, Is spending her vacation with Pat Huber, a cousin. Mra Nettle Ross, Whittier, Calif, and daughters, Valda, Erma and Warren Ross from Vernal, visited Mr. and Mra Golden Winn and Mae Sprouse. Mr. and Mra Chuck Taylor and Mr. and Mra Duane Richens and family from Roosevelt returned home from Yellowstone Park after spending a wreck in the park. Mr. and Mrs. David Jenkins, Meri Horrocks and daughter, Becky, visited last week with mother, Mable Jenkins at the rest home. Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Young are parents of a baby girl born July 21 at the Uintah County hospital in Vernal. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Rulon Rasmussen and great grandmother, Sarah Norton. O drug stores Joy-Lee- 4-- H Mr. PRESCRIPTION Drag BANK OF VERNAL O MISCELLANEOUS Refrigeration Repairs PRICES u A HEATING - Roosevelt Choose from Uintah Basin Standard 131 - Phone Rooeevelt IN TOWN Phone 260 11, BLOCKS WEST OP FRONTIER MOTEL ROOSEVELT FOR YOUR Printing Needs Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Farnsworth and family enjoyed the UNTAII HASLV STANDARD Thom 111 Try tha Moiwfurd flrat for BXgA Grade, Quality Printing H O 213 Rooeevelt HOME! Try Our Soonro! Frontier Grill and Motel Rooeevelt, Utah ELECTRICAL Center Service of all kinds! Dealer For LENNOX FURNACES A MYERS PUMPS - Erv Wardle Roosevelt See At INDIAN CURIO SHOP Phone 177--J - Roosevelt TOUR i Pontiac Dealer "CONOCO" PRODUCTS ED A KEN LABHUM Phone 128 - Rooeevelt """ii"ivvvYYVirMvrnAAAAJUUUUt IT COSTS MOORE PAINTS LINOLEUM SAVE AT TURNERS Buchanan Food Altamont - IHIIUANDJ DAIRY FOR HOME DELIVERY of All Dairy Products Qdl 268 THE BRAND YOU KNOW . . . WITH THE QUALITY YOURE SURE OF! -- jUWAnrvvvrrn"' ii iii-i- i Harrison lnsa rhona 888 or 437 - RooaereM none 625-174- 161 0 FERTILIZER NITROGEN Fhoophatee S Uintah Farmers Co-o- none 170 p - Rooeevelt Manila Envelopes SALES A SERVICE Roosevelt Equipment 741 - none RooaeveK Ideal Bookkeeping Books for every purpose available at the Standard Office - Roosevelt Call 131 SEE THE UINTAH BASIN STANDARD Type Ribbons Adding Machine Paper Regular and Legal Size DUCHESNE Uintah Basin Standard 131 DIRECTORY Roosevelt We Specialize MACHINERY Directory File Folders rhone IN FARM 2-In- ch ROOSEVELT, UTAH none: Shop 212 - Home 727 AO Sixes CANNED GOODS For A Ad In This Genes Electric FUELS The Policy BY THE STATE Marlon A. - Phone Farm Supplies! WE WRITE REQUIRED Under The Financial Responsibility Law to KEEP or GET Back Yonr DRIVERS LICENSE ONLY S1.00 JACUZZI rUMPS SURGE MILKERS COMBUSTIONEER STOKERS EIECTRIC MOTOR REWINDING Roosevelt YBfttAl HERE AND AT Sales & Service BUILDING SUPPLY none 203 - Rooeevelt ... O AUTO service "MAKE OUR DRUG STORE YOUR PRESCRIPTION HEADQUARTERS!" 54 EAT AND BLEEP REPAIRS Drugs Phone - MOTELS Electrical Repairs lilTfTWfil Roosevelt A DELIVERY PINKS - .Phone Q FARM SUPPLIES ROOSEVELT riCKUr "WE hhtt.t. the BEST SERVICE the REST!" and Design O HOTELS TWO GOOD PLACES TO S2.50 to S7.00 knnj Mrs. Archie been to priced from LAUNDRY Open Every Day 6:30 a.m. -- 10 p.m. - Roosevelt LAUNDRY Larsen has caring for her two grandchildren this week, their parents are Mr. and Mrs. Vernon and Mrs. Thomas M. Blake of Kearns. ON DOME8TIO AND COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION Napkins Wedding Colors Mr. and Mrs. Milt Larsen went to Provo and SLC Tuesday, where he received a medical checkup. home and mail them DRUG S Mr. and Mrs. Thurlo Richens and Arthur Larsen, SLC, were visitors during the week at the home of Mrs. Cynthia Larsen. prepare your deposits at IWz H U I Gilbert and family, Mr. and Mrs. Gayle Gilbert, Mr. and Mrs. LeGrand Gilbert and family and Mra. Evelyn Mullins and family attended the Gilbert family reunion Saturday, held at the Duchesne City Park. Castle Mrs. Violet Roas, Gate, was a weekend guest at the home of her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Hale Holgate. It is very convenient to MODERN Wedding Books 4-- H Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth All-re- d were hnppily surprised when their dear friends Bishop and Mrs. Grant Casper and three children from Doniela near Heber stopped to see by Ida Ilorrocks L. A. PIKE Frisby. from Calif, Mark Angus and two children from Bountiful and Mr. and Mrs. Dal Seeley from Murray. BRIDGELAND PLUMBING? HEATIN6 REASONABLE sum- Attending the encampment In Uintah Canyon Thursday and Friday were Mrs. Ar-d- is Allred and club, Mrs. Regina Hood and Susan, Wilda Crum bo and club and Joyce Murdock and club. Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Angus were some of their children, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Curry and baby ARCADIA AND Gwen Ross. Susan Holgate. Kathy, Gary, Leon, Roger, Amy and Ann Claybum with their leaders, Lillie Mae and n Claybum. They report they were among the four winners in the skits and received the Flag and the American Flag. They also won the softball game. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Crosby of Orem visited the Joe Claybums Monday evening. Mrs. Crosby Is a sister to Mrs. Claybum. The Stake Summeree party was held Tuesday evening at Tabiona. Those attending from this area were: Shirley Gilbert, Maria Horrocks, Margaret Lusty, Kathy Murphy, Diane Claybum, Connie Keele, Roger and Stephen Claybum, Brent Nielsen, Kent Peatross, Joe Preslar, Mike Bleazard and Joe day-bu- FREE E8TTMATES General Electric Mr. and Mrs. Duane Fris- by from Salt Lake spent the 24th weekend with their parents. Mr. and Mra Golden Collins and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Dean Preece, Craig, Colo., visited Wednesday with Mr. & Mrs. David Jenkins. -Gary Lamb, Orderville, is spending a week with cousin. SUPPtfS Service attending e, PROMPT REPAIR WORK Johns Sinclair Golden Collins. Mr. John Page and family motored to Logan July 16 and brought his wife Yirga home where she has been staying with Mr. and Mrs. Glade Ev- Lanar Lamb and two children, Gary and Janet, Order-villspent the weekend with parents, Mr. and Mrs. Glendon Lamb and family. Janet and Gary stayed with grandparents for a visit. MISCELLANEOUS O MISCELLANEOUS trose, Colo., and Mra Demar Wheel Balancing Walton and girls from Salt Front-En- d Alignment Lake for recent vlsita Broke Service Mrs. Mary Hemstead from WILL TRADE TIRES FOR California has been visiting her MOST ANYTHING 07 VALUE sister, Mra Art Tomilson. On Highway 40 m Roosevelt Mr. and Mra Jerry Hatch Phone 11 have enjoyed recent visits from two of their daughters. They are Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Bowden and two girls from California and Mrs. Dorothy Ross and family from Nevada. - - Ron Phillips Jr. had surgery at the Cottonwood hosALSO pital Friday, July 22 in Salt Lake. His wife Diana is with him and her mother, Clella Einerson Is caring for their Infant daughter. Owen Goodrich was a guest APPLIANCES of Mr. ESlls Morrill and atFUEL OILS Phone 195 - Roosevelt tended church in Ballard Ward GOODYEAR TIRES AND Sunday July 24. BATTERIES Mr. and Mrs. James ButMECHANICAL REPAIRS cher and family from Wyoming brought their father, Jess Butcher home after a three weeks viBit with them. Mr. and Mrs. Less Collins and slater, Mrs. Mary Mackay O Cleaning, Laundry were weekend visitors with their sister Mr. and Mrs. Em Betts and brother Mr. and Mrs. ans (Joan) mer school. THE BEST OF SERVICE ey traveled to Lindon Saturday and visited with Milts sister, Mr. and Mra Preston Atwood. Their granddaughter, Trudy McClure, accompanied them home after visiting two weeks in Salt Lake with Eilcne Wool- - " Files - File Boxes Expanding Files S2.95 - S4.95 FILE BOXES 82.50 - $3.50 Uintah Basin Standard none 1S1 Roosevelt 9 9 9 9 JvyvinriruTjTji)Aj Hardware Groceries Clothing Appliances AT KOHLS TOUR ONE-STO- P SIlOrriNG CENTER XN DUCHESNE Phone 7251 or 7241 "i vsyrmanj uu i |
