Bridge Club Feted at Banquet in Vernal Society Evening
The Vernal Society hosted a cleverly themed banquet with Easter symbols at the home of Mrs Bus Hatch. Four members of the OT Club and partners attended, honoring departing couples Mr and Mrs J and Nethersel and J R Doug. A three course meal followed, with toasts to husbands and wives, and a farewell to Mrs Nethersel. The event continued with a Spring Formal at Imperial Hall and bridge games, with Mrs Zelda Eldredge high, Mrs Howard Sidwell travel prize, and Mrs Jesse York as guest. Huxtess event set for April 1 with Mrs Hidredge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Bridge Club
Air
Bus Hatch
O T Cub
J & Nethersel
J R. Doug
Ralph ¢ Alexander
Thomas Harry
Wallace & Calder
Leon York
Calder
Nethersel
Imperial Hall
Friendly Neighbors
Friendly Neighbors Club
Darrell Tostun
Zelda Eldredge
Howard Sidwell
Jee Coldwell
Jesse York
Mra Hidredge
Thalia Club
Raymond Siddoway
Sam Hatch
Roy Showalter
Mary McClelland
Ruth Caldwell
Howard J. Caldwell
Lloyd Watking
Howard Caldwell
Hatch
Mabel G Gardiner
Lewis & Gardiner
Qrlo Goodrich
Byron Goodrich
Salt Lake
Texso Miston
Vermal
Eree
Vlami Club
H. L. Green
Warren Richardson
Floyd G. Noel
Harold H Smith
Leo Christensen
Green
Richardson
J Wayland Mattsson
Thos B Bingham
O A Ross
Buster
Bingham
Win Kent Janaux
Local social notes recount family visits and community activities
Neighborhood gatherings span visits by Mr and Mrs Mort and family to Dragon. birthday parties hosted by Mrs Leland Workman for LaNce March. outings with Joseph McConkie from Sal Lake. many pupils and families attended church talks, farm and home improvements, and club meetings. Engagements and weddings noted include Miss June Farnes and Wiley Stewart. Mrs Wick Pepercott’s daughter wed in Nephi Utah. multiple club social events and dinners reported with prizes awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wick Pepercott
Twin
Bridges Mont
June Farnes
Wiley Stewart
Lloyd Stewart
Jensen
Nephi
Utah
Prove
Wats High
Stewart
Logan
Vernaleee
Local Provo and Pleasant Grove News Highlights
Provo visitor Kya Price plans to visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Joe Price. Mrs Htta Alexander and Horace Dillman wed March 17 and will live in Pleasant Grove. Mrs James Fassio and Verna Joan of Price, and Mrs William Shelton of Standardville visited relatives in recent days. Glenda Pickup noted as a former Price family member. The Timo thy children had tonsils removed. Iyle Remington bought a new tractor from Bain of Napping. A large Sunday School and MIA program entertained ward members. Ward bishopric reorganized with Martin Fletcher and William Forfeitz as counselors. Mary Helen Giles will attend April conference in Salt Lake City then move to Arapahoe. Easter program planned for Sunday morning with speaker William Stringham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kya Price
Provo
BYU
Joe Price
Htta Alexander
Horace Dillman
Pleasant Grove
Will
James Fassio
Verna
Joan of Price
William Shelton
Standardville
Max
Joleen
Tom Timothy
Lyle Remington
Bain
Ward Chapel
Evilyn G Richardson
Isuike Sunday School Board
Exnest M Johnson
Roosevelt
Martin Fletcher
William Forfeitz
Blaher
John B Ee
T'letsed
Meron
Perry
Bigene Woodruff
Hacking
Mary Helen Giles
Salt Lake City
Giles
Mary Helen
Salt Lake
Arapahoe
WP Vernon
Orson Vernon
Lavon Vernon
Detroit
Lavon
Wi- Ham Stringham
Many Unique Features of Reservoirs in Vernal Dams
The Dollwimkel engineer explains wide embankments to resist storms and prevent seepage. A puddled sandy clay core runs through the dam, creating an impervious barrier. Large rock layers and wide deep spillways reduce erosion and increase stability, with spillway capacity sometimes exceeding typical needs.
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Vernal
Department of the Interior Division of Grazing Coc
Dollwimkel
CCC
Coc
Istokmen
Arendidburst
Jeff Davis Plans Mabocs of America 1939 Convention
Jeff Davis known as King of the Hoboes prepares to open the Mabocs of America Inc yearly convention in Cleveland on Sunday May 9. The public program features a new deal style plan, showers, and a one cent fare for bobots, reflecting the era’s reform proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff Davis
League of Hoboes of the World
Mabocs of America, Inc
Cleveland
Satunday
Jeff
Holy Week Services at Vernal Catholic Church
The St Paul the Apostle Catholic Chapel in Vernal announces Holy Week services. Mass Thursday at 7:30 AM marks the Institution of the Eucharist, followed by a Holy Hour at 7:30 PM with prayers and a sermon. Friday and Saturday services include prayers, sermons, and a Good Friday address by Father Robert Murphy. Water Day Masses are listed at 7:30 PM daily, with non Catholics invited and a Cedar City mission in progress. Broadcasts of German programs air at 7:30 PM on KSUB April 1 to April 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Paul the Apostle
Christ
Garden
Gethsemane
Robert Murphy
Mitzgerald
Cedar City
Church of Christ the King
HG Rermans
KSUB
Beaver relocated to Dry Fork Canyon by Treppers
Vernal Gun Club members meet to discuss relocating trapped beaver to fish streams in the Ashley National Forest. Report states about three moved to Dis Fork canyon with plans to transplant around two dozen more this spring to mountain streams. Regular club meeting set for Thursday evening at the Bank of Vernal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal Gun Club
Forest
Wook
Fish Land Games Department
Orange Olsen
Forest Service
Verna
Th iHamplc
Fansiter
Lestate Nel
Porkinelt
Sewell Massey
Tver
Ashley Rational Forest
Dis Fork Canyon
Smountain
Gur Relub
Bank of Vernal
Central School to stage operetta at Uintah High
Gentral School plans an operetta at Uintah High School Auditorium on April 14 directed by Mrs H M Snyder with Mrs John Stage as accompanist. Cast includes Jack, his mother, villagers and a long list of named performers. Drum and bugle corps and rhythm band will supply the overture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central School
Uintah High School
H M Snyder
John Stage
Jack
New Officer Arrives Vernal to Take Post and Dance Event
First Lieutenant Ernest A Mefford arrives in Vernal on April 2 to assume duties as Mesa Officer and manage the store at Mefford Halls from Marysville Kentucky. He was commissioned through the Ep and previously stationed at Moab Camp. A dance at Camp DO 31 Friday will convert Mesa Hall into a ballroom with EST 05, open to the public, as the first in a series supervised by Lt J Prokop.
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Ernest A Mefford
Vernal
Hfe
Mesa
Omeer
Wil
Mefford Halls
Marysville
Moab
Do-31
Mesa Hall
J . Prokop
Truck Load Limit on U I 40 Between Salt Lake City and Colorado
The Utah State Road Commission halted traffic for trucks over 19 tons on the U S 40 stretch from Salt Lake City toward the Colorado line due to moisture damage. Sections from Heber to Parley Canyon summit were reported almost impassable. Enforcement rests with highway patrol. violators may be arrested. Also, a banquet room is being added at the Miller Cafe this week.
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State Road Commission
Balt Lake City
Colorado Line
Heber
Parley A Canyon
Ty Head
Knowlton
Provo Canyon
Charleston
Wasatch County
Roads Commission
Highway Patrol
Brady dies. World War veteran longtime Fairview figure
Yairview resident Elias Brady a World War II veteran and prominent citizen died after a long illness at a Salt Lake hospital. Survived by widow Cristal Peterson Brady, four daughters and two sons, parents, and numerous brothers and sisters. Funeral services held at Fairview LDS Northward Chapel.
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Yairview
Mitren Elias Brady
Galt Lake Hospital
Cristal Peterson Brady
June Stewart Verle
Frances Gordon
Helen
Lole Brady
Elias Brady
Loren Brady Plessant
Brady
Olenna
Hacking
Vernal
Fairview
LDS
Local News Notes From Salt Lake City and Nearby Areas
Alma Wiking spent the weekend in Salt Lake City. Mr and Mrs George Barker moved to their new home at Naples Saturday. Alma Wilkins, Myr, Mrs George Southam and family traveled to Duchesne Sunday and returned the same day. Carl Johnson left Saturday for Los Angeles where he has employment. Mrs Melsin Atwood returned Thursday from Steamboat Springs after visiting the past month with her parents. LaBerle Cook visited Verion Saturday with her parents Ir and Mrs Joseph Cook. Cook is employed by Rural Rehabilitation and transferred to Richfield. She returned to Salt Lake Sunday with her mother and Mr Mecham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Wiking
Salt Lake City
George Barker
Naples
Alma Wilkins Myr
George Southam
Duchesne
Carl Johnson
Los Angeles
Melsin Atwood
Steamboat Springs
Ro AR McDonald
LaBerle Cook
Verion Sturday
Joseph
Howard Mecham
Richfield
Ralt Lake
Mecham
Truck gears stripped as water cuts ruts to ranch
Ralph Chew reports his truck stripped gears while attempting to reveal Blue Mountain Monday. He mentions a shearing crew including Hoss Rooks, Jesse Richens, and Angus Sisugh heading to his ranch. Water running down the road allegedly carved ruts for a mile and a half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Chew
Blue Mountain
Hoss Rooks
Jesse Richens
Angus Sisugh
Cattle and Horse Growers Meeting in Salt Lake City
The Utah State Cattle and Horse Growers Association holds its annual meeting at the Newhouse Hotel in Salt Lake City on April 1. Speakers include RHL Rutledge director of grazing on the Public Domain, N Woods regional forest head, Hubbard Russell president, and F E Mollin secretary of the American National Live stock association. J G Montgomery president will read the annual report and lead discussions on the Big Game Problem, Reciprocal Trade, Bangs Disease Control, Antitheft and Inspection laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utad State Cattle Dé Haree, Growers Association
Newhouse
Belt Lake
Rhl Rutledge
N Woods
Hubbard Russell
F E Mollin
American National Livestock Association of
Los Angeles
J. G Montgomery
de Ruly
CINTAN STUDENTS REGISTER FOR Y SPRING QUARTER
Provo Utah Miss Ruth Goodrich of Vernal Junior and Orvel Hul a singer from Lapoint join Brigham Young University for the spring quarter as total registration reaches 2708 students. New enrollment records mark the quarter with expectations of higher numbers as schools close early. registrar Jonny Hayes notes spring term enrollment is rising.
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PROVO
Ruth Goodrich
Vernal
Orvel Hul
Lapoint
Brigham Young University
Uiversity
Jonny Hayes
Reg Strar
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Vernal Society
Maeser
William Mort
Ted
Dragon
Lorgo Mort
Leland Workman
Giroki
LaNce March
Dmien
Joseph McConkie
Titt
McConkie
Sal Lake
Fame
Lydia
Atanies Ashton of
Baltlake
Vertaal
Ceorge Wisin
Silia
Seilip Pruner
Witernon Ab
Nes Elnora Vernan Luy
Fider
Dare
Teis
Ant
Pope
Merkley
Leo Hack
Richard Blaugh
Olive Allen
Victor L. Singham
Vlct
Binghams
Uish
Lester Bingham
Daughters of Wit Pioneers
Caroline Oaks Assis
Margare Tim
Rhoda Hatch
Mildred Hack
Cliss
Otella Cer
Risen
Hert Caldwell
Bert Caldwell
Lopoint
Finel
Val Bowlly
Cherie
Melvin Jorgensen
Fince Johnson
Reed
United High School
Faculty Womens League
UHS
Chas P Lewis
Frank G Blaugh
Mra Harout
Hullinger
Charles H Colton
Ms Lundell
Elwood A Gee
B Po Wlub
Uintad State Bank
Edith Allen
Iris White
Roma Enton
Pearl Shaffer
R C Cooper
Tringham
Fifie Barrows
USAC
Cari E Searle
Tez Pitt
Vattones
Glines Mba Seh
Beaver
Dry Fork Canyon
Gentral School
Kayo Morgan
Stamford
Idea Pede
Nore i
Don Hacking Suecumbs
Davis
Rome
Cattle and Horse Growers
Ceresan
Parke Davis
Vernal Drug Co
Henry Pehacek
Phong
Noel's Sinclair Service
Auto Service
Willitever
AGUNT
International Harvarster Co
Maytag
Majestic
RCA Radios
McMurtry
Farm Exchange
T G Alexander
Mgr
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