First Boy Scout Jamboree in Uintah District 1931
Scouts and parents gathered at Imperial Hall Monday for the Uintah District’s first 1931 Boy Scout Jamboree. Four contests determined scores with 10 points for first place. Troop 235 Naples Ward led in Scout Pace with 11 minutes 54 seconds team average. Glines Ward Troop 234 edged in First Aid. Kiwanis Troop 237 won Signalling. Fire Building showcased three scouts per troop on outdoor cement.
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Imperial Hall
Uintah
Scou
Naples Ward
Fegs Kiwanis Troop 237
Kiwanis Troop 237 Wins Fire Building Event with 20 Points
In a scouts competition Naples Ward 235 led early with all fires burning using flint and steel and a tinder pile while spectators shared apples and cookies. Kiwanis Troop 237 captured overall victory scoring 20 points across four events, including top marks in signaling and fire building with Vernal and Tridel claimed several high placements.
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Naples
Scout Pace Av. Im
Maeser
Kiwania Clu
Kiwanis
Tridell
Central School Reports Activities in Room 22
Mrs Gee's Third Grade notes transportation lessons and early vehicles at two to three mph. Student reflections cover a lyceum show with an Indian singer and pianist wife, a post office visit showing letter processing and vaults, a trip to Vernal Express, weekly outings, drawing and basket making, and a desire to continue school.
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Vernal
Mr. Slaugh
Sue Ann Millecam
Vernal Express
Edna Mae Roberts
Brough Baby Buried Saturday
Funeral services for Sienrigin LeRae Brough infant daughter of Mr and Mrs George Brough were held Saturday at 1 p m in the Avalon chapel under Blakey Franklin L Jarman The opening song Your Sweet Little Rosebud Has Left You was a duet by Hazel Wardle and Fette Jensen Theodl Durfee accompanied them Firet speaker was Lawrence De Wall and his address followed by a mixed chorus singing Sometime Somewhere We I Understand The chorus included Ira E Wilson Ward Jarman Franklin Jarman Esther Wilson Gladys Jarman Hazel Wardle and Marian Taylor with Bet te Jensen The closing songs were sung by Rex Taylor and his YAS
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Ira E Wilson
Ward Jarman
Franklin Jarman
Esther Wilson
Gladys Jarman
Hazel Wardle
Marian Taylor
Bette Jensen
Raymond Anderson
Rex Taylor
Bonanza School Plans Vernal Plant Tours for Students
Bonanza School will take students to Vernal Friday for tours of business houses and industrial plants. The eight o clock bus trip will visit the Fieldhouse and other sites. The ceremony included music and floral tributes. Survivors include sister Chetee and baby twin Louie, with per enial grandparents Mr and Mrs Jesse Brough.
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Bonanza
Vernal
Activities Day Schedule at Vernal Schools
The Vernal Express notes Uintah State Bank and Utah Power plant sites and Vernal flour mill as landmarks. Students will lunch at Central school and Naples school, then visit Vernal High School to hear bands as part of the Activities Day program.
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Vernal Express
Uintah State Bank
Utah Power Plant
Vernal Flour Mill
Central School
Naples
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Joey
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Avalon Cemetery
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Effy
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Jertuho
Athens
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Bald Marian
Mala
Orleans
Alxteen
Enadval Pyr
Rexall
Helen Cornell
Mascal's
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Castile
Victoria
AIR Mail
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Cascade Linen
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