May Day Celebration Draws Crowds To Vernal Next Month
The Uintah Stake ritual groups announce a May Day celebration in Vernal on May 2 to unite Ashley Valley residents with sports and amusement. A parade from the high school to the courthouse grounds starts events, followed by indoor baseball, group games, a carnival dance at Orpheus hall, and refreshments funded by sales, with no admission fee. Grant Carpenter funeral services held in Vernal honor his life.
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Uintah
Vernal
Ashley Valley
UBIC
Fort Duchesna
Yarlong
Basin
Committee of Recreation
Pontha Calder
Faller Witbeck
Jlarmon
Sowardganables
Frma Woolley
Court House
Fevren
Ammittee
Mora Flonte
Larga Nutbersa
Cara
South Side
North Slide
Orpheus Hall
Committee On Recreation
Stake Mutual
Army Veteran George Brown of Alterra Dies at 45
George Brown of Alterra aged forty five died at his home on Monday April 4 after a fever illness since March 27. He served in the US Army and was honorably discharged, returning to Alterra about a year ago. Funeral services were held Saturday April 9, parents reside in Nevada and could not attend.
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George Brown
Alterra
O Ld
Fou
Yedra
Mr Brown
Hla
Nevada
Tabernacle Improved forUtah Uintah Stake Convening
Uintah Stake conducts regular priesthood and auxiliary convention at the tabernacle at 2 pm with a grand piano prelude and vocal selection. New ventilation and seating plus forty new benches, low curtains convert balcony into classrooms. Curtains by Loung Ladiey Mutual Improvement Association and Relief Societies. Three forty five minute periods begin 2 pm 243 and 320 with joint meetings for classes and organizations.
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Uintah Stake
Tabernacle
Loung Ladiey Mutual Improvement Association
Relief Societies of
Maeser
Vernal Wards
Relief! Society
YLMIA
Prim.y Claga
Relief Society Workers
American Forest Week Observed April 24 30
President Coolidge proclaims American Forest Week urging public focus on forest conservation. Utah leaders stress protecting watersheds and open lands to sustain livestock, irrigation, recreation, and wildlife as the state relies on public land resources for prosperity.
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President Coolidge
American Forest Week
Ayy Mark Anderson
Frank O Lowden
Utah
Lotal Aericulture
Boy Scouts
Aseociailone
Family mourns death of a man survived by wife and four children
A man is reported deceased and survived by his wife and four children, signaling a family obituary note. The article mentions both parents are deceased, underscoring the family’s bereavement and the immediate survivors in a local notice.
Snowfall in Uintah Mountains Surpasses Last Year Levels
March measurements on Ashley National Forest show deeper snow than March 1926 with many sites reporting over 1 foot depths. If runoff follows typical patterns, June may bring exceptionally high water in streams and inner lands as the snowpack releases its large water content.
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Ashley National Forest
Allen Creek
Angle Creek
Meadow Park
Brush Creek
Rane
Alma Taylor Hollow
Adama Saw Mill
Whiterocks Creek
Pole Creek
Enger Station
Ié i Yellowstone
Lake Fork
Church group meetings listed for Sunday afternoon
The text outlines multiple Sunday sessions in various rooms. Primary presidents and high priests hold class work in room 1 while Sunday school workers meet in the seminary room. A teachers’ or union meeting is noted, with other gatherings in the tabernacle and related rooms.
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Tabernacle
Rosma
Moea
Genealogical Workers
Infant Dies After Illness Of La Point Couple
The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Hacking died after a brief illness treated at Vernal. Funeral services were held at the Lapoint chapel with Bishop Roy Taylor presiding. Relatives from Vernal Gusher and Lapoint attended. The grave was in Lapoint cemetery.
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Ard
Carl Hacking
Lapoint Chapel
Roy Taylor
C A Thompson
Wm J Caldwell
Vernal
Gusher
Lapoint
Bodig of
Impressive Services Held for Mrs Alberta Winn at Ashley Ward
Obituary note from Ashley Ward Chapel records the death of Mrs Agnes Alberta Herbert Winn born Naples April 19 1905 eldest daughter of Joseph Herbert Rhe. She grew up in Ashley Ward attended local schools and joined the union church work as Sunday school and Mutual leader and Bee Hive Girls. Funeral Sunday afternoon at Ashley Ward with ward bishopric conducting Napley ward choir led prayers and songs. Interment at Vernal cemetery followed with pallbearers and flowers from Bee Hive girls and family.
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Ward
John Jorgensen
Irs
Mr Carpenter
Jesus Christ
Edward Bodily
Thomas J Caldwell
Lithop
Sylvanus Collett
Aaron Grant Carpenter
Pepa
Utah
John 8
Anna Catherine Webb Carpenter
Kamas
Ashley Valley
George Naylor
Maud Harder
Uintah Basi
Ashley Natonal Forest
Jamezs
Wig
Vernal
Maccey
Tate Hichard
von de Owel
Citivyfns
Tommmi
Ile
Carpenter
Vernal Hospital
Mra
Meda Spiers
Mamie Price
Irma Merkley
Josephine Aldrich
Salt Lak City
Milton Carpenter
Los Angeles
Mra Vera Miller
Grant Carpenter
Agnes Alberta Herbert Winn
Naples
Joseph Herbert Rhe
Hayden
Ashley Ward
Napley Ward
Trayer
G Soward
Zion
Calpreece
John Tie Choh
Frnest
Heaven
Earth
Eling Winn
Ed Kidd
Elfing Winn
Marta Jane Wall
H . Calder
Mra May Jorgensen
Joseph McKea
Glines
Ernest Eaton
Mra Wall
Overy
John NI Davia
Martha Jane Mecham
Lewis
Lydia Wella Mecham
Garden Grove
Iowa
Provo
William Madson Wall
Wallsburk
Gilney
Duchesne
Chal Hs
Idaho
Heraughter
Fva
Atplanalp
Abplanalp Verzal
Fitza Dickenaon
Dacheste
Mira Vaud
Duke
Francisco Lewis Wall
Altonah
Emma Dell
Mecham
Magna
Marion Wall
Mary Powell
Aluebert
Nettie Teter
Seattle Ward
Wallacy Wall
Marjorie Hatch
Nixty
Lyf, Hubert
Mr. Teter
Seattle
Texas Well at Rangely Passed Safely Through Dread Gas Formation
Report from Rangely oil field notes a Texas test drilling through a gas laden Frontier sand without disaster. Bit advances ten feet daily in shale between Frontier and Dakota sands at about 3200 feet depth. Gas is being refined into high power gasoline for war needs, with limited results disclosed on Tidewater Associated test and mid section status.
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Texas
Rangely Said
Jia
Frontier
Tidewater
Basin Baseball League to Be Organized in Uintah Basin
The Uintah Basin residents plan a Basin Baseball League with eight teams from Roosevelt Myton Duchesne Fort Duchesne La point Rangely Vernal and surrounding towns. A meeting on April 20 at Vernal will discuss league formation, schedule, holiday play, and finances. A $200 prize will be awarded, with teams paying $25 entry and $25 forfeit. gate receipts split 60 40 in favor of the winner.
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Uintah Club
J € Anderson
George W Uahoon
W D Wallly
Uintah Basin
Brain
Jeague Roosevelt Myton Ducheane
Fort Duchesne
Fort Duchesse
Basly
Lintah Club
Abisin
Bark Beetle Control Work Began by Forest Officials
Forest officials launched bark beetle control in the Lake Fork and Dry Gulch areas to halt an epidemic threat to yellow pine timber. Officials describe the insect as a dark dendroctonus species nearing epidemic levels, with about one million board feet already affected. Control methods include targeted removal and burning of infested bark and trees.
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Yar
Bureau of Entomology
Kaibab
Arizona
Death Notice for Chas Faucett Vernal Utah Resident
Charles B Faucett longtime Vernal resident died at his Duchesne home after services in Duchesne His funeral was held with burial at Vernal Cemetery He was born December 16 1887 and survived by relatives in Midway Moab Wyoming Provo and Vernal Funeral conducted by Duchesne Stake with Bishop Mickelson and others officiating.
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Charles B. Fauett
Ap Olde
Ashley Valley
Ducheste
Libib
Ver al Sriday
Filerment
Vernal
Johm
Abbegal Harris Faucet
Fliza Hafler Midway
Libby Murphy
Moab
Juli
Zufelt
Wyoming
Abbega Hullinger
Jane Gray
Provo
Duchesne
Mra Maud Baker
Mr. Georg
O Nell
Professor Hair
Bishop Mickelson
Bishop Billings
Art Lance
John Moulton
John B Eaton
Notable Visitors In Salt Lake City This Weekend
Zelph S Cader Thomas T Johns ton Vern Shimmin Lowell Young and Ernest Johnson were in Salt Lake City over the weekend. The group appeared for informal gatherings and local engagements, drawing attention from residents and visitors.
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Zelph S Cader
Thomas T Johnston
Vern Shimmin
Lowell Young
Ernest Johnson
Salt Lak City
Forest beetle control plan targets infested areas
The Indian lands project will be supervised by the Indian department with a locally organized crew. Forest Ranger Clyde Lambert of Altonah leads the national forest effort, aided by rangers from Ashley and nearby forests. About 20 men will work to treat infested trees by bark peeling and exposure to elements to destroy larvae, despite scattered attacks and high costs, aiming to halt the beetle threat after a flight.
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Indian Department
National Forest Project
Clyde Lambert
Altonah
Ashley
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