Maps brings final jig-saw fit to United States boundary lines
After a long boundary dispute spanning decades the United States Geological Survey completes a map showing the national borders. The project resolves key issues between New Hampshire and Vermont and clarifies river boundaries affecting states from New York to Texas and beyond. The process highlights how rivers and evolving states shape borders despite court actions and changing geography.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Bnally
Mapemaking
United States Gevingirn Survey
Supreme Court
New Hampshire
United States
Vermont
West Park
Geological Survey
Virmola
Comlumbia
Texas
Fio Grande
New Mexico
Red River
Oklahoma
Michigan
Wisconsin
Delaware River
Delaware
New Jersey
New Jersey Bank
New Salem
Uncle Sam
Vernal Society Notes Show Woolgrowers' Auxiliary Meeting
Woolgrowers Auxiliary met March 29 at Mrs. B H Stringham's home with Mrs J Harold Reader assisting. Demonstrations on hooked rugs upholstery and slip covers were given by Mrs EMe Barros of USAC Logan. Seventeen members enjoyed a two course luncheon in yellow and green. A knitting group formed with Bonnis Miller hosting and plans for a meeting April 17 with Afton Carter. Sunday School class hike to Siddeway meadow included fifteen students and teacher Afton Carter. Thalia club honored officers with a hot dinner and prizes. new member Alice York joined. Junior Band members performed solos then socialized. band committee formed for a dance. Outdoor party at Biddoway meadow featured games and a Vogue show. Attendees included Ada Jensen Barbara Genin, Betty Pack and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolgrowers' Auxiliary
Woolgrowers’ Auxiliary
B. H. Stringham
J. Harold Reader
Nostess
Eme
Barros
Home Extension Division
USAC
Logan
Incheon
Bonnnis, Miller
Ith Afton Carter
Story
Vernal Becond
Studay School
Siddeway Meadow
Afton Carter
Ganes
Thalia
Thalia Club Indies
Maggie Hatch
John Millburn
Roy Odekirk
Alice York
George Baesel
Roosters
Dreet
Lloyd Winn
Uintah High School
Harmony
Sowards
Mars
Jesse Linns
Imperial
Biddoway Meadow
Vogue
Ada Jensen
Barbara Gen- Inon
Betty Pack
Elva Atwood
Catherine Markey
Aston Meacham
Glenna Endicott
Dorothy Staley
Nina Hall
Ava Johnson
Bob Shimmin
Keith Stichardson
Eugene Sunguist
Joe Urie
Ned Stringham
Earl Morrison
Year Round Program Meeting Highlights and Clubs Schedule
April band boosters club meeting and 12 school laud meeting listed. Junior Chamber of Commerce event on 12 with Lions Club on 14. District Beach Council and City Center events noted on 21 and 24 with Blake Conference. Night at DHS for C of GO and Lions event on 3s. Sophomore activity on 20 and County Commissioners meeting on 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bance
Lourd
Junior C. of C
Merting
Lions Club
District Beach Council
Second Sunday After Easter Mass at St Pauls Vernal
According to Hoy, W T Howes pastor in charge, Mass and Sermon will be at 11 on the fourth Sunday after Easter at St Pauls Episcopal Church in Vernal. Miss Betty Wall arrives from Los Angeles to visit Mrs Wallace McCarter, then returns to continue studies at Exitson High School in Los Angeles with Mr Leonard Arlen and Mrs J N Hatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Vernal
Hoy
W.T. Howes
Betty Wall
Los Angeles
Calif
Wallace McCarter
Exitson High School
Leonard Arlen
J. N. Hatch
California
Vernal Truck Driver Escapes Injury in Auto Crash Near Salt
Saturday at 1 p m a large creamery truck driven by Neldon Calder escaped serious injury when another car collided in Parley canyon. Shirley P Jones and three companions were intoxicated. A passenger was hurt, but Calder and the creamery were fully exonerated by Salt Lake City officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt
Neldon Calder
Aulley
Cale Dec Creamery
Holt
Parley's Canyon
Colter
Salt Lake City
Alfred Johnson
Shirley FP. Jones
Nephi
Jones
Wright
V. Richardson
Roosevelt
Echuiver
Salt Lake
Mr. Richardson
Salt Lake General Hospital
Gait Lake
Mr. Calder
Calder Creamery
Lin
Nautical Show Debuts Miss Seaware Power Boat
A new fiberglass paddle boat inspired craft with porpoise lines appeared at the Nations Pacific Aircraft and Boat Show in Los Angeles. The Miss Seaware uses airplane controls designed and built by George Gerhart Pretty Jana Wymen serves as skipper guiding the fast motor boat through the display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Aircraft and Boat Show
Los Angeles
George Gerhart
Pretty Jana Wymen
Uintah Students Visit Springville Art Exhibit
Twenty students and instructors from Uintah high school visited the Springville Art Exhibit, guided by Coach Cort Davis, then returned home. Sam Sprouse, 30, of Roosevelt, was bound over to Duchesne County District Court on a charge of involuntary manslaughter for the January 30 highway crash that killed Oscar Berry Cooper Jr., 16, near the Myton bridge. Sprouse will appear at the June term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah
Springville
Sam Sprouse
Provo
Heart
Lundell
Cort Davis
Springville High
Davis
Gam Sprouse
Noosevelt
Duchhesne County
Oscar Berry Cooper, Jr
Myton
Sprouse
Ashal Bingham
Young Cooper
Borouse
Myton Bridge
Dr. O. E. Patterson Indian Dept Surgeon Buried In Oregon
The Rt. Rev. Arthur W. Moulton will conduct services for Dr Orra Edgar Patterson Indian department surgeon of Whiterocks who died March 18 in a Balt Lake hospital The body was taken to Eugene Oregon where the Masonic lodge will oversee graveside rites Patterson served two years at White Rocks and was a thirty second degree Mason He held the rank of major in the U S Army Medical Reserve Corps Patterson born March 26 1889 in Becor D I was a graduate of the George Washington School of Medicine Washington D C
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur W. Moulton
Orra Edgar Patterson
Indian Departments
Whiterocks
Balt Lake
Eugene
Oregon
Masonic Lodge
Patterson
Medical Reserve Corps
U. 5
Army
Becor, D1
George Washington School of Medicine
Washington, D. Cc
Funeral Services for Jere Ray Baldwin Held at Swain
Funeral services for Jere Ray Baldwin 44 who died of a head attack March 30 were conducted April 7 at 2 p.m. at Swain Funeral Home. Rev Willard Spence officiated with Mae Jorgensen singing Nearer My God to Thee and Abide With Me. Baldwin a World War I veteran. Interment followed at Verbal Memorial Park under Swain Funeral Home direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jere Ray Baldwin
Swain
Willard Spence
Congregational Church
Mae Jorgensen
Mr. Baldwin
Verbal Memorial Park
Swain Funeral Homeu P
Rav
Spence
Future Farmers Banquet At DHS Highlights Growth
Thursday night at DHS hosted the Uintah Future Farmers annual banquet. The chapter reports its largest enrollment with about 125 attendees including teachers and Future Farmers with partners. Toasters included President Donald Noel, Norman Johnson, Jack Powell, Ferron Gregory, Kenneth Westover, Clyde Slansen, Jay Winn, and the music department. Dancing followed the toasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Future Farmer's
DHS. Uintah
Advoor
Donald Noel
Norman Johnson
Jack Powell
Ferron Gregory
Kenneth Westover
Clyde Slansen
Jay Winn
Golden Bastian
H. M. Lundell
Keith Wellman
Grazing Board Hears Appeals on Allotments
The advisory grazing district No. 8 board met at Vernal for four days to consider appeals related to grazing permits. Chairman J A Cheney led sessions with regional and division officials present. A large crowd of stock owners attended as the board reviewed allotment issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grazing District No. 8
Vernal
J. A. Cheney
Chester BP. Seeley
J. H. Peech
E EB. Hovse
Don Moffitt
Mach
Region FFA Oratorical Contest At Roosevelt High
The region annual Future Partner oratorical contest was held Friday afternoon at Roosevelt High School. Four schools competed Terran Uintah Al-Y Ni and Dintah chapter. Roosevelt placed first, Alter-Ta third, and Dintah second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FFA
Roosevelt High School
Elk Springs Camp to Be Moved to Massadonia
A CCC camp at Elk Springs in northwestern Colorado will be moved 12 miles to Massadonia under Foreman Noel Walker. A force of 20 or more men, commanded by Major Frederick de Friess, will remove buildings and equipment of camp DC-1 and set up a permanent camp for work on range extensions. Men were sent to Arizona for winter employment and will return to northwest Colorado after the move is completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CCG
Noel Walker
Ek Springs
Colorado
Frederick de Friess
CCC
Dc-1
Massadonia
Elk Springs
Arizona
Walker Jand
Cotoracda
Kite safety warnings and community notes from Willow Creek
A 19 year old grows, warning about kite strings entangled with electric wires and dangers to life. Community mentions include a March 31 birthday party for Robert Hatch, a planned April 8 dance, Abe and Golden Hatch delivering calves to Tracy ranch, and updates on O A Broome’s health, WGC club gathering, Leo Wilde meeting, and upcoming sheep shearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal
Wilmer Thompson
Orwell Thompson
Robert Hatch
Abe
Golden Hatch
Willow Creek
LDS
Salt Lake
WGC
Alice Larson
Leo Wilde
HU Creek
Thome Ranch
Easter party held at schoolhouse for parents and children
A schoolhouse Easter party was held Sunday with a program and lunch for thirty seven guests. Mr and Mrs Marvin Froome and daughter Russie traveled Saturday to Late Lake to attend a shedside gathering for Mr Broome’s brother. Bartholomew returned from Vernal Saturday and A Hatch with Mead rews left Wednesday for Salt Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rootes
Marvin Froome
Russie
Late Lake
Mr. Broome
Clifford Broome
Bartholomew
Abe Hatch
Meadrews
Salt Lake
Meadowa
Will Yetien
Sheep sitearing starts Saturday at Curay
Clark with his portable shearing plant will start shearing Saturday at Curay. Five other shearers and two men comprise the crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curay
Clark
Warning on Kite Flying From Utah Power and Light
The Utah Power and Light company warns youngsters to avoid kite strings contacting electric wires this season. Damp strings held by children can fall across power lines, risking fatal shocks or serious injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah Power & Light Company
Leota Community Notes Include Visits and WPA Project Praise
Paarl Roem and Mrs Aaron Larsen and baby Faro visit Jim Larsen’s family. Walter Stoddard returns from Willow Creek trap line. Relief Society hosts social at W P Neworth’s home with a nice lunch. WPA river project praised as helpful. Roy Taylor seeks labor on his Leota farm. E D Lewis haying on road. M M Larson move to Leota from Roosevelt. Exund visits Roosevelt to B C Catton’s home. Farmers plant spring crops. Leland McKenna relocates to Roosevelt for coal mine work. Sach Johnson visits from Vernal with a new river crossing boat. Ralph Durkee works on Ouray Valley ditch. Melvina Jorgensen visits Leota at Oscar Jensen’s. Floyd Bryant taken to Vernal for medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paarl Roem
Aaron Larsen
Baby Faro
Swith Jim
Larsen
E. D. Lewis
Laota
Walter
Stoddard
Willow Creek
Sojsiery
W. P. E Neworth
Willis Stevens
Leota
Roy Taylor
M. Larson
Roosevelt
Corn Exund
C. Catton
Leland McKenna
Leland
Qusher
Sach Johnson
Vernal
Ralph Durtee
Ouray Valley
Melvina Jorgensen
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Green Bay
Rock Island Passage
Lake Michigan
Ohio
Lake Erie
Chblo
Arkansas
Missleetop
Mississippi River
Testnessee
Georgia
South Carolina
Gure Yeyor
Vernal Society
Bus Hatch
Lark
Hatch
Faculty Women's League
Ralph G. Alexander
Ida Beatt
Helenimngelson
Ethelyn Lersen
Larsery Jand
Melvin Jorgensen
H. Grant Vest
S.r D. White
H. ML Lundell
Winn
Ars. Jorgensen
Vest
P. PF. Lambert
Helen Calder
Elwood A. Gee
Ruth Lund
Alexander
Vies
Seminary Hall
the Imperial
Rhythm Kings
J. M. Allred
Naples
Edith Allred
Nes Haslem
Bennett
Floyd Allred
Pocatello
Idan
Ralph Allred
Eri
Frank Allred
Weldon Allred
Willem Griffis
Hoby Allred
Wil
Wernest
Allred
Alvin Allred
Ogden
James Martin Allred
Margaret L. Camp
Grant
Junction
Colo
Ulotah Basin
Olivia de Havilland
Feasion Creations
O. E. Patterson
Indian Dept
Swain Funeral Home
Jesse Ray Baldwin
Future Farmers
DHS
Grazing Board
Line
Robert Wadlow
Alten
Robert
New York
Boston
Brooklyn
Oed
Albert A. Cale
National Association of Retail Grocers
Hudson River
Midlowh
Iarsus International
Dexter
Dexter Trump
Farm Exchange
Vernal, Utah
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