Fate of a cruise survivor and grim fate of others
The fragment recounts a woman aboard a liner near Suva Fiji who lacks recognition and shows a fixed smile after a perilous voyage. It mentions a diver named Chester who perished at sea and references D A Condley and his wife Eve, Oakland readers greet the survivor at quarantine with little interest. The report links with Fredrick J Monteagle and Oakland Calls coverage and hints at widespread horror affecting the survivor’s mind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mani ‘Thompson
Mountay
Alfred HW
Los Angeles
Chester
Condley
Fredrick J_ Monteagle
Oakland
A M Condley
Ty A Condley
Condrey
Suva Fiji
Eastern Utah Lions Zone Meeting and Banquet Recap
The Lions Zone banquet and dance at Scout House and Imperial Hall drew over a hundred members from Provo Heber City Duchesne Roosevelt Vernal Questa and others. Aura C Hateh and Joseph Robinson attended as district leaders with Bob Stringham presiding. The evening featured solos by Milton Judd and Misa Aileen Condie, an oration by Marjorie Fisher on What Americanism Means to Me, and brief remarks from local club presidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Zone
Scout House
Imperial Hall
Prova Leht Heber City
Duchesne Ronevelt
Vernal Special Questa
Aura C Hateh
Joseph Robinson
Prsident
Bob Stringham
L. Noble
Stringham
Out of Town
Milton Judd
Citien
Govertor Hatch Clyde Broadbend
Heber City
Roy Schonian
Ducheane Club
Paul Wikins
Roosevelt Club
Central School Operetta Fills Auditorium
Central School staged Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs with a full auditorium crowd. The production, directed by Pear S&S Siyder, featured a composed cast and chorus, praised by the audience. Mrs CJ Lewis plans to attend a Salt Lake City conference and DUP convention at the Hotel Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snow White
Central School Starlerts
Pear
S&s
Siyder
Diane
Sone Mance
Trail
CJ Lewis
Salt Lake
Lewis
Hotel Utah
County Approves New Steel Fence At Fair Grounds
The Vernal county board of commissioners approved a modern woven wire fence for the fair grounds costing over 120 thousand dollars. Four thousand four hundred feet of Kingstoray 304 triangle mesh will be erected on toppled posts with three extra strands of barb wire above the fence to deter scaling. Ashton Bros Co. received the contract for materials and repayment will come from grandstand receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Grounds
Ubitah County
Board of County Commssioners
Ashton Bros Co
Grandstand Receipta
Vernal Tedeo
Funeral Services for Mrs Schanno Held at Maeser
Funeral services for Julia Emma Searle Schanno aged 78 were held in the Maeser ward chapel with Bishop Lester Bingham officiating. The invocation was by Mark Hall, benediction by Frank Abplanalp, and a quartet including Gerald Caldwell, Melvin Jorgersen, Lesley Thacker, and Owen Hacking sang Oh My Father and Shall We Meet Beyond the River. A vocal solo Going Home was performed by Harvey Knight, with Lucile Tohman on accompaniment. Interment followed at Maeser Fairview cemetery, with Thomas E Hall dedicating the grave. Pallbearers listed as Claude continued on page four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Knight
Lucile Tohman
Woodlwart
Maeser Fairview
Thomas E Hall
Claude
Kaler Hollow CCC Camp at Risk Amid CCC Cutbacks
Community leaders warn Kaler Hollow CCC camp could close due to reduced CCC funding and enrollment. Officials in Ashley National Forest Service report plans to cut camps, slow enrollments, and shift work to private industry, threatening local recovery and employment opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CCC
Kaler Hallow
Unital County
A L Taylor
Ashley National Forest Service
John M. Kinney
Ogden
Hinney
McEntee
Tne
Red Ciry
Ashley Forest
Utah
Alfin
Haler Hollow
Organizations Boost Fund for Uintah Basin Hospital
Uintah County Hospital Board President Henderson reports a strong start with $2978 donated by three groups the Intermediate Current Topics Club PEO and Uintah County Wool Growers Association. More civic and social clubs plan to contribute as the drive aims to raise $400 for repainting and cleaning the Uintah Basin Hospital with hopes of a broad local response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah Basin
Uintah County Hospital Board
Henderson
Topics Club
Uintah County Wool Growers Association
Erland Preece
Civic Organizations
Social Clubs
Uintah Stoke Reilef
Provo
Maeser Clean Up Week Promises Community Beautification
Maeser plans a week long cleanup from April 7 to 21 during vacation to improve homes and roadsides. Beatrice Stringham chairs the beautification committee with Mrs Eleanor Allen directing landscaping, using native shrubs and nursery trees from the forestry department. Committee members include Mrs Mazie Christensen as secretary, Mark M Hall Street chair, Mrs Rhoda Hatch tree chair, and Miss Stringham coordinating praise and judging of the best looking street in Maeser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maeser
Olranger
Beatrice Etringham
Mazie Christensen
Mark M Hall
Allen
Forestry Department
Utah State Agricultural College
Batch
Chairman Hall
Mae~ ‘Ser
Public Invited to CCC Camp Saturday 8th Anniversary
Public invited to Camp G 31 Saturday April 5th at 2pm for the 8th anniversary of the Civilian Conservation Corps founding and the 5th anniversary of Vernal camp. Company 1507 extends welcome to Vernal Uintah county residents to visit the camp and inspection. William M. Robinson commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civilian Conservation Corps
Camp G 31
The Drunkard To Open in Vernal Thursday
The Vernal Jaycees sponsor a two night April 10 11 Music Festival for 1926 featuring a five act melodrama The Drunkard with an all star cast including Dale Jensen Middleton Cribbs Lyman Danton Wilson and Parker Stevens Specialties between acts and Vernal Jaycees contribution plan to raise funds for the Basia Music Festival Officials Elmer Eston recently returned from Long Beach Call report prepares the program
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
All Star
Jaycees
Mathis
Richard Sensatine
Dale Jensen
Middleton Kennebhee
Cribbs
Paul Lyman
William Danton
Clair Brown
Wilson
Parmer Stevens
Harold Duke
Mary
Open House and Program for CCC Anniversary
A Uintah High School Band concert opens the Verna CCC camp anniversary next Saturday. Karl J Engar directs the band and conducts the program with Mr Engar also selecting bands. Lt Willam W Robinson gives the welcome address and Sevemon directs an Americanism address. The event ends with the national anthem and a public invitation to attend at 2 pm followed by a renewal inspection of the camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah High School
Karl J Engar
G W Merrill
Merrill
Singing of America
Mr Engar
Willam W Robinson
Engar
B “ Stringham
R C Cooper
Retreat
TJ Robinson
Ths
W Merrill chairman Lt Robinson and T EK Ward
Lt Robinson named chairman of W Merrill meeting with T EK Ward as key attendee in local council notes. Officials discuss committee roles and upcoming city arrangements. High interest surrounds leadership change and project oversight within the ward.
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W Merrill
Lt Robinson and
T EK Ward
Frank E Bourdette Dies After Stroke in Utah
Frank E Bourdette 78 died Tuesday after a stroke at his daughter Mrs Azer Johnsons home. Born Jan 17 1896 in Snatchwine Illinois he moved to Iowa then Colorado and Utah where he engaged in livestock and homesteading near Jensen at Blue Mountain. Survived by four children Mrs Robert Kretchman Long Beach Calif Will Gourdette Jensen Mrs Sadie Karren Jensen Mrs Azer Johnson Vernal a sister Mrs Clara B Wolfe San Diego and 10 grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at 2 pm in the Jensen ward chapel with Rev J W Haltwood. interment Jensen cemetery under Swain Funeral Home care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Azer Johnson
Frank E Bourdatte
Frank Ellsworth Bourdette
Snatchwine
Illinois
Clarence
Nancy Walker
Iowa
Colorado
Utah
Blue Mountain
Jensen
Misa Sadie Hindman
Ab Meeker Coto
Blue Mountain Ranch
Robert Kretchman
Long Beach
Calif Wills
Gourdette Jensen
Sadie Karren Jensen
Clara B Wolfe
San Diego
Ballt
Jensen Word
J W Haltwood
Community Church of Vernal Officialiy
Jensen Cemetery
I the Swain
Ashley Forest Snow Above 10 Year Average
A report from Ashley National Forest shows April snow moisture exceeded the ten year average across stations. Lake Fork district recorded high water content, with inches well above 1940 norms, while Whits district Vernal district and Lonetree Wye! district also posted well above the ten year averages.
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Ashley National Forest
Lake Fork
Mt Vernal
Wie Forest
Markers to Utah Highway 40 Highlight Historic Route
Utah Highway 40 marker project to promote tourism invites local clubs from Steamboat Springs to Roosevelt to submit place names for markers along the route. Utah Highway Commission to approve final list. road completion east of Steamboat Springs planned by May and opening in June. Roosevelt hosts a banquet and dance for UT district clubs. Charles B Carter attends Salt Lake conference.
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Utah
Uinta Range
United States
Giese River
Eplut Mountain
Brows Park
Grave
Fort ‘Thin Bares Apa Ridge
Fort Duchisno
Ford Robodeaux Monument
Markera
Iist
Roosevelt, Anti '12
Utah State Highway Commission
Cole Orady
Steamboat Springs
Roosevelt
Duke
Legion Hall
Colorado
UHS Operetta To Be Given Friday And Saturday
Uintah High School presents the operetta Ship Ahoy directed by Karin Engar with Andrea Dieter and Florence Henrichsen among students. Dances and songs performed by the school orchestra and dancers, with costumes by Henrichsen Bateman and a stage crew led by Taylor. Fundraising by Vernal Lions Club supports painting projects and WPA artist sketches arriving next week for Uintah High School hall display.
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UHS
Suste
Karin Engar
Andrea
Dieter
Florence Henrichsen
Barbara Jaton
Miss Henrichsen
June Bateman
Cgp Lewis
Charlies Taylor
Vernal Lions Club
Cope
WPA
Vernal
Balt Lake
Halla of Uintah High School
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Sea Hordent
Utah Lions
Central School
Operetta
DHS Auditorium
The
Jorind Beatton
Vernal Drug
Schanno
Kaler Hallow CCC
Switzerland
Zurich
Wank
OSS Army
United States Army
J. T
Moderniznd
Frank Bourdette
Charles B Cartereft Wedneesday
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