Show Thursday August 15 1974 pulled In all his fish: Services Today for Kathryn Pace Cummings Through the Filfs of The And the Grand Valley Times Times-Independe-nt Sidney Pace Co 2 sisters Mrs Charles (Ann) Mit-M- Kathryn Pace Cummings 41 died in San Rafael Ca Aug 9 foN lowing a short illness She is a daughter of Mr and Mrs Sid Pace Grand Junction attended high school In Moab and was a graduate of the University of Colorado Shf is survived by her husband John parents a brother ii roars of thunder awaken- civil service examination the ftinds practi- - ed the entire community: on June 2 were notified A new building at the cally depleted at the time A bolt of lightning struck a by die civil service com? Charles (Ann) new Canyonlahds airport fcy research and labora-th- e milk cow killing her al- - mission ss to the grade of White Burnsville Minn administration build- - fory work having to do most instantly The light-- 1 'their examination papers and Mrs G V (Lorraine) gobulin ning struck in the rear Three men whd received gamma ing was to be of modern with Mitchell Grand Junction ttv&4j$£cS An observation treatments and experi- of the owner of the cow’s the design highest marks out of A memorial service window was to be lo- mental vaccinations home about two blocks all the applicants were will be held Aug 15 at cated on the opposite side against polio an emer- from Main street It was to be examined for the r rrM-r 1130 am at the LDS gency call for funds had the first time in many mtf 1 facing the runway t position shortly Stake Center Melody Ln V - W' ' I The Public been issued by the March years that lightning was Senate Moab Canning The A Grand Junction foundation Dimes of Works known to have struck in Company expected to open Appropriations canvas was to be i f organ- Moab i Subcommittee approved its plant within the comvalley plans had not to $55000 to continue flood ized but worked The amazing degree ing few weeks if negoout ') control investigation on yet been which the Colorado ri- tiations under way were The PTA Conference Mill and Pack Creeks ver’s runoff that summer carried out to a successscheduled for Region 5 to had Senator Bennett informed ful outcome The comshrunk was well illuswas Moab of be held at the bureclamation was very anxious trated by pany Moab’s South Main was great interest to all par- reau flow measurements to secure a big pack for to see two noticeable ents who were urged to taken near Cameo the year and had been Town Hall built by Frank Weber in 1912 Sms Her- changes in the next three attend The purpose of the No 50 trying for some time to of highway Party bert Albert and Ford at the door Frank not wily weeks An A&W Root Boer meeting was to discuss between Cisco and Elgin employ a competent manbuilt- many of Hanksville's early homes he special- facility was to be opened and plan for the year’s were to be ager for the factory ized in coffins when they were needed in the isolated later In the month The PTA activities and oiled at a cost of During the 12 months P & K Firm of Moab community about $80000 preceeding March 1914 Cement 40 Years Ago was to move to their new A fisherman the 27 counties of Utah youthful A severe electrical atbuilding August 15 used a sailboat had paid out $27309 in toy about RiKcnbcr lb storm visited Moab - v Texas Gulf Sulphur Co to tached line bounties on wild animals his fishing and blinding was making no estimates midnight to behind A total of 15 236 predahis boat “troll” ac-Whca Yoa j for fish with about four of completion time for flashes of lightning tory animals were killed companied by deafening! lines with most of her life and was Me shaft and mine baited hooks The hides of 12938 coyBy Barbara Ekker The Weber men Ford to Stewart Wyl- - tractor Harrison-Intealso connected to it He otes 1918 wild cats 188 Albert and Herbert along lie and they had two chil national To be driven yet Services Held for lets the boat sail away bears 62 mountain lions with their wives gathered dren She passed away in in ope entry was 130 feet and soon he sees the and 50 lynx were preof salt in Ilanksville recently for 1860 boat bobbing and sented for bounty : f tiny VeraLWright The 1964 tax levy to a family reunion The WeFord was born in 1900 Sand-Grav-e CosVera L issssasgassssssii ber family was among the he married Ida Mecham be assessed by the City1 ta Mesa Ca Wright awpassed to was remain of Moab first pioneers to settle in and they were blessed 26 She was 8£ this valley and it was en- with four girls Ford at 18 mills the same as ay Julyof years age and a na1963 joyable to Join them for was always a livestock for tive of Utah having lived their reminiscing visit man but sandwiched in in California 10 years 20 Years Ago Their father Franz seven years as Shed foreShe is survived by 5 C R Shelley of Josef was born in 1865 man for the State Road sons Donald Costa MeWyoming propri- sa ln St Pelton Austria to Dept and three years as Clyde and Keith Neetor of the Sagebrush Ca- vada Michael and Elizabeth bishop’s councilor Bill Colorado and North Hwy 163 Albert married Vera fe in that city had struck LaSalle Anaheim Ca Perl Weber He came to America all alone at the Hanks who was the grand- - it rich in uranium 2 daughters Barbara VOTE FOR of Hanksville’s cording to his report Mr Phone 259-- 5 318 age of fifteen He’d heard Colorado and Dithe stories of the gold founder Ebenezar Hanks: Shelley who drove down xie Dyer Nevada a brois rush in the West and want- Six children were born to to Moab to secure Printing ther Vern Bliss Moab union Albert served formation came by the a sister Pearl Butt ed very much to make his i fortune! He could neither as custodian of the Green way of Rifle and Grand There are also CoRunahdal speak' nor understand the River school for many 'Junction where he 36 45 grandchildren English language as he’d years and served as city ured assays on samples and find The “hot” his from at judge after his retireFOR COUNTY A TTORNEY learned German TOitfcg in Austria where ment Vera passed away rock samples checkedout !JSlHPfIeat"Kreat"8rand' schools For All Types of schooling was for twelve in 1969 and he is mar- at 241 to 475 accord- Services were held in to nis assay with a months out of each year ried to Zelpha Anderson the chapel at Pacific View from Printing He traveled across Amand they make their home low lime content Remember to Register by Memorial Park Newport The Moab schools were Beach to in Price and Albert works odd erica taking jobs Ca Small Cards to followed by so overcrowded accord- interment in the earn his keep He stayed at ranching park to MorAug 30 1974 to at the Herbert married Ft is ing longest Complex Business gan Colorado where he the former Duella Hunt figures that officials had FROM CASPER at Grand County Clerk's Office worked in a brewery and and they had six children to admit themselves Forms We're John Cathey and son to to what as fused worked at a general store four of whom are living steps Jeff from Casper Wyomat Ridgeway until he heard Herb has always been ex- take at Your Service ing flew into Moab with of placer mining on the cellent with livestock and PaU for by tha CommittM to Bact one the of John's brother Matt Cafirst livelihad been this which his Colorado pointed nt brought The hood until the last ten five ' board members in they and Marcia Mathew him to this area Bl Bcags Comfy Attomy Franz became known as years when he served as Wayne County He was and visited with Mrs John Frank in Hanksville and security guard at the also a cuuiily official Cathey and children over Missile when he served in the of- the weekend married the lovely Ce- Green River 35 L Csiifar celia Stoddard daughter Base Since his retire- fice of assessor for many of Rufus and Martha Eli- ment they are calling years s Pfc 2517525 We toured Hanksville zabeth Weaver Stoddard Bicknell home Their first child Pearl Julia married Omar together while the three died at birth Then their Christensen and she has boys recalled incidents Contracting family was blessed with two daughters Donna and about different landmarks six children Frank was Carol She served many their father had built and a mason and landmarks years as the Sevier incidents that occurred such as the old LDS County Clerk until her while they were growing WALKER She passed up here Frank died in church now the Town Hall retirement 1933 and Cecelia in 1951 the Reo Hunt home and away in 1970 The Weber youngest and both are buried at the Carpentry Contractor the former Starr Ranch home on the road to Lake son Dee Ray was stric- local cemetery north of Powell all stand today ken with spinal meningitis town From a 15 year old as monuments to this ma- when an epidemic hit born German Austrian in ’37 Hanksville he and man red The talented ny rocks for the Town Hall died at the early age of speaking youth to a leadwere quarried across the 17 along with several er in a Southern Utah town Frank Weber felt Fremont River and hauled other town children he’d it rich in struck In 1901 the Frank worked by wagon and team to even America on B the though he labor Stanton Robert His site building was all donated so that Hoskaninni dredge on the never got to the California 3 the community might have Colorado River in Glen gold fields a public school meeting Canyon Frank’s handbroke War flTflninfHn R onTTfryfiHrMiln RwTilnOTjfyMilifHn hall and a place to wor- writing and know ledge had him was a the lot of This doing building ship AHartHons location paper work and completed in 1913 Modern Kama Along with their family reports to be sent to raising the Webers also money backers in the tietity-EquippedPl- int ran a hotel and livery east Frank Weber was a stable The school teachtrustee from ers always made their school Flowers home with the Webers Hanksville the when Martha the oldest girl schools were consolidated born in 1898 taught school in 1915 and he was ap- Gateway 10 rs With Years Ago - 1" tn-t- i JV " -- : TP-v- r - MStr Electronics Repair Service an bd Television ( v Radio-Stere- o Car Stereo is Geiger Counters Times-Independe- nt - Pioneer Family Enjoys Reunion at Hanksville con-marri- ed r- - Mesb ISN'T IT TIME FOR A CHANGE? 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