Echo Park Delegates Signal Confidence on Dam Decision
Vernal representatives from Echo Park, along with local delegates, arrive home optimistic that a favorable decision will be rendered within two to three weeks on the Green River Dam project. Stringham, Ward, and local chamber officials push western effort, noting the U S Chamber of Commerce doubts the opposition’s charges.
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Washington D. cC
Echo c
Oscar L
Chapman
Varmal
B. Hi. Stingham
Echo Pi
Mr. Stringham
Pan Iaging
United States Chamber of Commerce
Mare 5
Oil News Drilling Advances In Gusher No 1 Idaho Unit
The California company continues drilling at 2262 feet in its Gusher No 1 well at HEE hole in the Gusher area. Reports indicate oil shows and test sections with mud and gas cut. other sections show fractured zones in the Green River formation. Geologist Tom Turner notes potential for a second well in Ashley field, while the present well remains active.
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California” Company
Intah
Green River
Gloria
Cation
Equit No
Tom Turner
Turner
Ashley Field
Ashley Vi
Chamber of Commerce Board Discuss Echo Dam and Roads
The Chamber of Commerce board met at Hotel Vernal to hear plans on the Echo Park area and a Lapoint Vernal road project. State Road Commission proposed a new Lapoint to Highway 40 link while the old Lapoint Vernal route may be county maintained. The board also directed committees to study parking meters and report decisions at the next meeting.
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Chamber OF Commerce Board
Echo Dam
Washington Pearly
Echo Park
City
Merchants Committee
Swimming: Pai Starts at City Parkey Construction
Plan for Vernal City park pool advances this week with construction led by Superintendent Bus Hatch. The project includes a 21 by 55 feet pool, a bathhouse, boys room, and meat room to house equipment. Possible changes to the pool area may be deferred to a future date per Mr. Hatehis.
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Vernal City ‘Park
Onstruction Superi Intendent
Es Hatehis Saead
Moorhead Youth Survives Plane Crash Spares Death
A Moorhead student, a 14 year old unnamed Johnson, escaped serious harm after a Sunday night plane crash near Thermopolis, Wyoming. He was treated for shock and facial injuries and released to his parents with orders to rest for one to two weeks before returning to Concordia College in Moorhead.
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Lane
Daishou
Addolph Johnson
Wasuich Ave
Thermopolis
Wyo
Johnson
Moorhead
Milton
Concordia c
Montana
Verna
Funeral Held Monday for Joseph P Atwood
Funeral services for Joseph Perry Atwood 72 were held Monday with Rev. William B. Whitney officiating. A mixed quartet sang songs including To Go Where You Want Me To Go and Beyond the Sunset, with Evel Richard narrating. Interment followed at Vernal Memorial Seale. pallbearers and local clergy attended. Mr Atwood farmed and raised sheep in Vernal. he is survived by his wife and four brothers and three sisters from various locations.
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Joep Perry
Palonnes
Wm. B
van Massey
Archie Johnson
Evel
Richard
Wallace Slaugh
D Ward
Blaine Lee
Butlal
Jenne Pall
Vernal
Atwood
Niees
George
Cranbrook
G Nepalhi
Elko
B.C. Martin
City Clean Up Campaign Opens Friday in Bi-Party Meeting
A bi partisan group urged Repul can officials to announce candidacy for Congress at a Desert meeting. Stringham as a key, energetic advocate is highlighted by a spokesman. Fleuss has declined several inquiries about a run, while a local resident urged immediate action and discussed reclamation and irrigation needs across the state. The article notes ongoing debates and regional support for various candidates amid a disrupted schedule.
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Ib. HH
Stelieheny
Ralttea Fi
Fleuss
Stringham
Stringhae
Safeway Building Project Moves Ahead with Plans
Construction of a Safeway store is contracted for the northeast corner of Main and Second West. Hatch, the general contractor, says work will begin immediately after the prior building is razed. The new store will be 75 feet frontage and 100 feet deep with cement facing, glass panes, and a modern cooling and heating system. Cleanup and site work by city crews and contractors are planned, with inspections and further details promised in next pages.
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Main
Second West
Acc
Hatch
San Francisco
Shaa
Biritch
Stork
King Lot
Boiaalee Basi
Garden Club Plans Annual Meet at Hotel Vernal
Garden Club heads announce plans for their annual session inviting gardening enthusiasts. Afternoon program covers iris development and home beautification. Evening banquet set for 7 p.m. at Hotel Vernal with talks on artistic flower arrangements and latest gardening info.
William Sorenson and DelBert in Fog TyeseNE Nev
Fragmentary OCR note mentions William Sorenson and DelBert, Easter holiday with Mrs Marcar and Harrison of Lapoint, and Charles D. Anderton. References a grandson Ber Harrison and a nephew Mrs Anderson, unclear roles.
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William Sorenson
DelBert
Marcaret Harrison
Lapoint
Charles D. Anderton
Sorsa
Ber Harerison
Mmrs
Anderson
Hatchin Abe Selected For Union High Post
Hatchin Abe Hatchin Abe selected for Union High post after board meeting April 5. Mr Hutchings elected from BR group of nine applicants. Supt Lundell notes Abe's graduate background from University of Idaho State Agricultural College and BYU, currently preparing for degree completion.
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Rer Hatchin Abe
Union High Post
Onder
Uintal-Ducheseile
Hnestines
Ost
de Calon
Hi ‘Card
Eda Ion
Hutchings
Lundell
Ir Unive Ooiversity Ton
University of Idaho
State Agricultural College
BYU
Judge Alder Urges Parents to Earn Childs Trust
Judge Alder spoke to Uintah High School parents on a lecture night about winning a child s trust. He warned against neglect of religion and excessive affection, urged scouting as a crime shield, and stressed parental closeness to avoid delinquency.
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Judge Alder
M. Alder
Uintah High School Auditorior
Ginette Sions of & Parents’ Institute
Alger
Anit
Thes
Uidh
Alder
Utah
Awith Foasa
Yegelly
Big Trout Plant Promised by Local Game Warden
Uintah fishermen will see truckloads of large trout in local streams this season. The first planting occurred April 5 with Fred Reynolds and a team from the Utah State Fish and Game ceremony guiding shipments to Ashley Creek and nearby ponds. About 1,000 fish per truck, averaging half a pound with some 2.4 to 3 pounds, were distributed. Additional loads went to Brush, Gill, Christensen, and Soderquist ponds to create havens for those with limited access. The fish committee plans abundant future plantings in higher streams and later in lower ones, aiming for improved fishing and sportsmanship.
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Fred Reynolds
Uintah
Reynolds
Paul Batty
Vernel Gun and Rifle Club
Louis Freestone
Maugh Caldwell
Hah
W. L. Nielson
W.W. Bowen
Utah
Ashley Creek
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Arthur W. Watkins
Washington D. C
E. L. Baskallay
Salt Lake City
Dale Despain
Provor B. Prank Ward
Sanator Watkins
B. H. Stringbem
C. O. Haskelley
Salt Lake
Lake City
May
Colorado
U. S. Chamber
Nage A
Pai
City Parkey
Joseph P. Atwood
Seek
Strigham
Beringhem
Safeway
Tha Vernal Suycees
Urwe Ester
Berman
Drew
Oto Taanahane
Jaycoed
Ala Senos Varna Depentines
Aren
Apearding
Ko Bruce
Wat
Pune
Wien
Uae
Frei
Ans Taylor
Warceta
Chieg
Bararda
Teleetfort Weins
Garden Club
Brush
Beaver Dama
Christensen and
Soderquist Ponds
Asheton Gulch
Reynolds Rey
Reynalds Min Oth
Focal Plu
Oaks Park
Spirit Bakes
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