Highway 40 Club Meet Endorses Scenic Edition
A Saturday gathering of about one hundred Highway 40 club representatives from Duchesne Roosevelt and Vernal met at the Commercial Club rooms with President CR L Henderson presiding. Officers appointed a committee to draft copy for a 254008 page booklet to be distributed in 1931 and noted the edition’s use by the Denver Bureau to attract tourists. The board endorsed the Scenic Edition published by the Vernal Express Roosevelt Standard and Wasatch Wave and discussed highway markers near Roosevelt Port and other sites.
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Penthusiastic
Ape
Duchesne Roosevelt le End
Craig
West Baturday
The
Legion i
Highway 40 Association
CR L Henderson
Uteh
Iactlite
Chester Lyman
Duehrsne
M O Campbell
Roosevelt
Henry Schaefeemeyer
Vernal
Vernal Express
Roosevelt Standard
Denver Tourist and Travel Bureau
Highway 40
Point Qub
The Drunkard at VHS Jaycees Draws Crowds
The Drunkard produced by the Jaycees drew good crowds for two nights despite poor weather at the VHS venue. An all star cast led by Dale Jensen as Harold Doke impressed the audience with strong characterizations. The Jaycees quartet and songs between acts kept interest high as proceeds support the local Music Festival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vella Jaycees
Fayvee Mem *Bers
Dale Jensen
Harold Doke
Mary
Clair Brown
Mrs Wilson
J A Patterson
Agnes
A Henderson
Jul Ty
Stringham
Dig Paul Lyman
Nite Smith
Smith
Wise Hilt
Doc Jensen Golden Kearie
Bob Baker
Harold Richardson
Joyees
Nile Smith
Paul Tyman Bus
Harold Richardsin
Milton Judd
Harvey Knight
Ericores
Bud Mathis
Jayores
Forest Service plans CCC camps transfer and road work
Supervisor A L Taylor of Ashley National Forest says plans call to transfer Hytrin CCC camp to Kaler Hollow and maintain camp numbers overall while reducing enrollees per camp. The project includes road improvements from Iron Springs to Big Park and a lookout tower on Dyer amid efforts by Vernal Glens and others to keep camp counts steady.
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Forest Service
Hytrin
Kaler Hollow
A L Taylor
Ashley National Forest
Therminer
Iron Springs
Taylor
Vernal Glens Chubr
Washington
Sea Tragedy Survivor Receives Radio Offer
March 28 aftermath of the Wing On sloop disaster left Mrs. Peto Thompson as the sole survivor among four crew. Lawyer Robert A Neeb attends to matters while Thompson recovers from the shock and awaits care at her parents home. A broadcasting student seeks to record her office for possible rebroadcast, depending on consent.
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Peto Thompson
Robert A Neeb
Tungraive Gost
Jackie
Tommy
McKowen Funeral Services Held in Naples
Funeral services for James Ed ward McKowen were conducted in Naples with Bishop Lovell Manwaring presiding. The Naples mixed quartet sang Abide with Me and The Rugged Cross, plus Guide Me to Thee, with Mae Jorgensen as soloist. Speakers included Willzm I Biddeway Byron Good Irh and George A Slaugh. memorial remarks by Bishop Manwaring. Burial in Vernal’s Memorial Cemetery. He was born October 2, 1879, in Monumental Colorado, son of Phillip and Mary Hughes McKowen, and lived in Astleyvale since 1883. He was long known for generosity and kindness. survived by one brother and two sisters, John McKowen, Mary Gimes, and Mrs Isabel Watkins, all of Vernal.
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James Edward McKowen
Naples
Lovell Manwaring
Rugged Cross
Mae Jorgensen
Mirg Mele Stagg
Willzm I Biddeway
Byron Good
George A
Bishop Man Who
Stephen Perry
Stephen Perry Inyocelion
Peridivlidi
L Willie Workman
Bi Geldrich Yi
Terry
Veran
Lovare
Philp
Lavell Earn
Carl Roberts
Carwell Anderson
Mir McKowen
Don Ocber
Monumral
Colorado
Phillip
Mary J Hughes McKowen
Teddy
John McKowen
Mary Gimes
Mra Isabt
Watkins
Vernal
Roosevelt 4-H Youth Makes 1st Show Entry
Howard Allred of Roosevelt 4 H Club becomes the first to enter the fourth Basin Livestock Show at Vernal May 27 28 His Hereford steer named Wilkie Lazy Bones and Saddle Thin win admission as the first entries Secretary Russel Keetch notes expected strong attendance with 3 Dozen or more entries from Uintah and Duchesne counties Committeemen and officers led by Alvin Weeks prepare premiums and schedules for Duchesne and Uintah counties speeches show programs and refunds detailed with many named officials and organizations involved The event is supported by local businesses and the Ashton Bros Company donating the loud speaker system for the two day show
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Howard Allred
Roosevelt
Ubatah Basin
Vernal
Howarda
Wilkie
Jstecksman
Keng
Russelltretch
Uintah Basin
Skeeteh
Duchesne
Gintah
Keetchapld
4Th Basin
Mme
Alvin E Weeks
Uintah Basin Livestock Show
Alvin Weeks
Uintah County
Frst
Duchesne County
aAiving Weeks
Clair Hopkins
Horace
Alfred Bert Lusty
I Russell Keetch
Carl G Davis
K. Balh
McConkie Lght
Otla Weeks
Dames Rhodes
Tess Gardner
M Goodrich
McKee Ray BE Dillman
Hooper
Clarence W Palmer
Ronald Preece
Jack Cook
van D
Winterton
Marvin Smith
Joseph Price
David Lumdberg
Ellis Morrill Austin Beets
Ralph Ladle Wilson
Merkley
Ysie Remington
Loren Mckee
Fugenn Sundquist
Rex Lamb
Gilbert Beebe
Ted Philips
Guy Samuel Foster
Joseph Hhoades
Wool
Harold Days
Heber Moon
Future Farmers of America
J A Patter
Jess Hubsinger
Archie Perry
Darrell Stokes
Mr Keetch
Ashton Bros Company
Vernal Rossevelt
Fleber Cily
County Rejects Plan to Levy Half Mill For Weed Fund
County commissioners rejected by a 2 to 1 vote a proposal to levy a half mill for weed eradication at a special meeting. The existing $500 general fund for weed control will finance the effort, with the weed control committee headed by Clarence Palmer arranging chemicals and sale at cost.
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al Ma Epactai
Clarence Palmer
M Grant West
L G Nobo
Carl R Richens
Law Hall
Sara HB
Foir Point
Penney Company Celebrates With Store-Wide Sale
The local Penney Blorery marks 30 years of operation with a store wide celebration this week. The issue notes the first J G Penney store opened by James Gash Penney in Kemmerer Wyoming and traces growth to 4588 stores across the United States.
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Penney Blorery
James Gash
Wis Andny
J C Pen Rey Co
Penhey
Penney Company
San Francisco
Seattle
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Ltat
J D Jones
George Welling
Ernest Workman
Vrs
Rhoda Robinson
Mac Samuels
Olive Davis
Georgia
Outure
American Legion Plans Three Day Vernal Celebration
Witbeck Post No 11 of the American Legion discussed a three day Vernal celebration from July 4 to 5 to commemorate Independence Day and raise funds for the proposed Legion Home. Events include a Legion Circus parade sports fireworks dances and a daylight parade plus a banquet and dance inviting all units. The group aims to raise 3000 for the Legion Home and contributed 1250 to the County Hospital fund.
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Vernal
Witbeck Post No 11
American Legion
United State Bank Directors Room
Legion Circus
Legion Home
E KE House
Legion
Auxi Mary
Shary Wrumer
Ligure
Utahns Adopt Program To Aid Farmers
Utah farm leaders approve a cattle feeding program to supplement income for small Utah farms. The plan, discussed at the Farm Bureau meeting, envisions fattening calves and yearlings on the farm for local sale, with involvement by school of agriculture extension, meat retailers, and the Utah Cattle and Horse Growers Association. Ward Holbrook named temporary committee chair to develop details. L. G. Montgomery supported the plan.
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Utah
Utah State Farm Bureau Federation
Soyer
Boyer
C Holbrook
Bountiful
Farm Bureau Federation
LL. CG
Montgomery of
Heber
Utah Cattle and Horas Growers Association
Don Noel Fourth of County Clerk Family to Go on Mission
Chad Noel son of County Clerk and Mrs F L Noel will depart for a California mission on April 30 after entering the mission home in Salt Lake City on April 7. Remarks were made by Warren Richardson and Mrs L Noel at a Sunday evening testimonial, as Chad has worked in Mercur for two years and is the fourth Noel child to enter the LDS missions.
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Don
Noel
Chad Noel
F L Noel
Warren Richardson
First Ward
L Noel
Chad
Uiness
Salt Lake City
California
Mercur
Los Missions
Clara Noel
Preece Floyd
Donald
Montana
Fund to Improve County Hospital Reaches $112.25
The County Hospital Improvement Fund has reached 112.25 through multiple contributions. Evlend Preece, treasurer, notes several pledges from diverse groups and expects totals to approach 400. The进入 is listed alongside various organizational donations and club entries in the honor roll.
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County Hospital Improvement Fund
Evlend
Rebecca Lodge E
Hwo Bad Tsida
Altar Society
St Pauls Catholic
Prelin Club
Haniey Y Woolgrowers Assn
Veteran hotel matron dies suddenly in Vernal Utah
Mrs Jessie Gipson wife of Bud Gipson proprietor of the Gipson Hotel on Main Street died at the hotel after a period of illness with only Genieve Ainge present at the time of death. She had long been in Vernal hotel business since 1921 arriving from Colorado. Funeral held at Community church with Eastern Star rites. interment Vernal Memorial Park.
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Jessie Gipsin
Bud Gipson
Gipson
Main Street
Genevieve Ainge
Jenson House Mall
Hwia
Colorado
Travelers Home
Leo C Thorne
Oxford Hot
Henry Lee
Mra Gipson
Duseromy Lodge
Myton An Aux
Eastern Star of Free
England
Eastern Star
J W
Uintah FFA Judging Teams to Attend State Contest in Logan
Uintah Chapter FFA judging teams at Uintah High School prepare for the Utah State Agricultural contest in Logan. Instructor J A Patterson leads students in live stock and project work as they aim to represent Uintah at the state event next week. Mr Patterson and Mrs Henderson with daughter Provence visited Kanab recently.
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Uintah Ffa
Logan
Uintah
UHS
Indelne
J A. Pat" Patterson
Jeary
Utah State
Patterson Auth
W . Henderson
Provence
High School Arts Festival Promises Busy Weekend
A garbled description of a high school music festival outlines student performances and a tentative schedule. Notable items include vocal solos instrumental numbers and ensembles to be staged across campus venues with public attendance urged. The program mentions the Uniteh high ohhool building and an evening auditorium event plus a school parade continuation.
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Niet Yah
Shah
Wb Ea
Gaturda
Famie Xkerigan
Wit
Enger
St Waat
Uniteh High
Dzs
Tabernacle
UHS Bands Set Friday Concert with Senter and Ensemble
Uintah High School bands present a combined Friday concert at UBS Auditorium featuring woodwind quintet and senior band. Senior class B group showcases A Dream of Jeanie arrangement with a dance, while junior band fields Class C entries and potential Ogden meet entry. Proceeds go to band activities.
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UBS
Wood Wind Quintet
Grand Junction
Tiss Junio- Bard
Ogden
Onsky High School
Hark J Engar
Uintah High School
Jeanie
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