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Newspaper

Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1932

Page

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London Letters Highlight Museums Health Tips and Weather

A London dispatch notes museum work in restoring predynastic relics at the British Museum and praises careful cleaning of artifacts like Ur of the Chaldees treasures and the Black Prince’s helmet. It also reports a severe drought gripping England with record dry spells in Liverpool and January February.

British Museum Predotus London Leonard Woolley Canterbury Cathedral England Liverpool

Vernal B P raises UT scholarship for Uintah High seniors

The Business and Professional Women's club announced a 5000 scholarship for Uintah High School senior girls meeting set standards. An essay on My Progress Does Not Step with My High School Education will decide the award, judged by a panel including Miss Louise Jorgensen Mrs Ethel Martin and Miss Alice Pedersen.

Business and Professional Women's Club Uintah High School Louise Jorgensen Ethel Martin Alice Pedereen Pedersen

City to Start Laying Pipe for New System

City council decided to begin work on a new water system with on hand pipe. Work starts about May 2, beginning at the west end, laying 8 inch pipe for four blocks and 4 inch pipe for thirteen blocks on Furst north street. Two crews may be employed with city residents given preference.

City Council T. G Alexander Furst North Street Down Main Street

Utah National Forests Support Massive Livestock Grazing

A Department circular notes Utah forests sustain about 157000 cattle and 750000 sheep each summer, with 6000 cattle and 1700 sheep permits issued. Livestock value near ten million dollars supports irrigated lands, and forests can yield around 60000000 board feet of timber annually, excluding posts and cordwood.

Utah Department of the National Foresta Utah Foresta Forest Service

Oscar Kirkham to Aid at School in Provo

Oscar A Kirkham a former executive director of the Mutual Improvement associations of the L D S church and Deputy Scout Executive of the Twelfth Region joins Brigham Young University for the Summer session. He will teach recreational leadership and contribute to physical education courses for junior and senior high schools and junior colleges starting June 13 with flexible entry allowing two quarters of work before September.

PROVO Oscar A Kirkham Mutual Improvement Associations Brigham Young University HM Woodlward Kirxham G Ott Romney Bessie Meiling Fred Dixon FP. S Harris

Pioneer John A Lambert Sr. long life of mining and service

John A Lambert Sr born October 22 1861 in Glastown Warren County New Jersey to Israel C and Sarah E Wank Lambert. He served in the US Army starting 1871 and fought in the Utah Basin Fort Thornburg area. Later he mined across the West and raised five children with Caroline Swenson, living in Salt Lake City at the end.

John A Lambert, Sr Dglairstown Warren County New Jersey Israel C Sarah E Wank Lambert Kan John Lambert Indianpolis Indians Columbus Ohio Fort Garland Colorado Sth Infantry Cheyenne Wyoming Uttah Basin Fort Thornburg Éth Infantry Lambert EHX J P € Chindel Park City Ouray Indian Department Indian Territory Ashley Canyon Green Homes Taylor Mountain Government Park Fort Bridger Park Rupple Fort Douglas Tam. &Rt Caroline L. Swenson Sal Lake City Stockton John A Lambert, Jr Idaho Suake River Uintah Kung Salt Lake City

Mid-Term Court Session Hears Pro bate Petitions and Sentences

In a special mid term session last week ten probate cases were heard, nine petitions granted. Safe Bowen and Mrs Bowen won $400 against Angela Pappas for damages from sheep. Levan Hamaker pleaded guilty to adultery and was sentenced to up to three years in state prison. Thomas Mantle awarded $75 plus court costs against John N Penfield. The next term of court is set for May 3, 1932.

Bown Bowen Angela Pappas Latters Levan Hamaker Thomas Mantle John N Penfield

Vernal Seminary Commencement Set For Sunday Evening

The Vernal Seminary will hold its annual commencement at Vernal First Ward Chapel Sunday evening at 7 30. An excellent program features student talent including class song Secret Prayer Invocation Law Tence Colton male quartet My Father Knows Greetings and class gift presentation Isabelle Dutman president of the class of 1992 Solos and selections by Wanda Johnson Frank ODonnel Goodrich Wendell Johnson and others. Diplomas will be presented to 69 graduates with remarks from Loyal Merkley and expressions of appreciation from Nellie Brough Charley Oaks Margaret Dudley Elia Wilkins and Grace Slaugh.

Vernal Seminary Vernal First Ward Tence Colton Isabelle Dutman Vernon Colliers Lowell Fox Wanda Johnson LaBerle Cook Frank and Odonnel Goodrich America Weliford Adams Joseph the Prophet Wendell Johnson Tiolin Weldon Bastian Calder Nellie Brough Charley Oaks Margaret Dudley Elia Wilkins Grace Slaugh God Benediction Loyal Merkley

Invitational Track Meet Opens with Parade and Stars

The annual Invitational track and field meet runs April 22 and 23 with about fifteen hundred participants. A girl team parade from senior high schools is featured along with demonstrations by noted Inter-mountain stars including Nate Long Levi Myers Buck Grant Owen Rowe and George Corbett.

Efl Roberts Nate Long U of U Levi Myers Buck Grant Atar Owen Rowe George Corbett BYU

Faculty Play Friend Hannah to Be Given by UELS

Vernal town hosts two April performances of Friend Hannah by UELS on April 27 and 28 at the U 18 Auditorium. Cast includes Hannah Lightfoot and George Lightfoot. Prince of Wales and nobles appear. Seats on sale at Vernal Drug on April 23.

Hannah U.els Hannsh Vernal Town Yen Prince of Walesa U. 18 Englan Rondon Fair Hannaha George Hennan Hannah “Lightfoot Vern Calder Margaret Lightfoot Gren Harisen Thomas Lightfoot Harold Lundell Betty ‘Trott Ruth Hart Tasac Axford Eltils Wilcox Augusta Enola Noble Prince of Wales Lloyd Winn Edward Duke of York Carl Davis Duke of Chandos Reed Morrill Lord Bute LeGrande Noble Vernal Drug

May Day Fest Planned By KRPW To Aid Library

The Vernal Business and Professional Women club outlines May day events for April 20. A 1 30 parade, noon real hard times dinner at the community house, and a 9 00 p m Carnival Dance at the Imperial Hall are planned to raise funds for the library.

KRPW Vernal Business and Professional Womens Club Imperial Hall

Local Men Given Preference on Road Work

Uintah county workmen receive preference on the Vernal Jensen Federal Aid Project per contractor J W Whiting. He says local help is sought and outside workers will not be used if possible. About 40 men and teams will be needed after preliminary work and bridge construction near Vernal. The Vernal Ashley Creek project nears completion with graveling in the city to finish within ten days and the full project targeted by May 15. Potential Cockleburr Colorado State project may start in 30 days with up to fifty workers and many teams.

Uintah County Ashley Creek Jensen J W Whiting Vernal Whiting Colorado J C Mulville I! Young Ogden Bureau of Public Roads Mulville

Utah George Washington memorial bid advances at Jensen

Utah George Washington bicentennial commission backs a memorial boulevard from Jensen to the Green River Gorge within the Dinosaur National Monument plus a monument at the old dinosaur quarry site. Overfield and Rich plan two patriotic talks this week and George Washington pageant shows are set in Bridge City Brigeham.

Utah George Washington Biccentennial Commission George Washington Jensen The Tribune Jensen Bicentennial Committee Green River Gorge Dinosaur National Monument Museum of Natural History Alte Dinosaur Quarry Rich Manila Daggett County School George Walhlington

BRIQGHAM City to Open Sandwich and Refreshment Stand

George Vic to operate a sandwich and light refreshment stand on his property located on South Main Street in BRIQGHAM City. The venture opens for business soon pending final approvals.

Briqgham City George Victoc

Ancient People of Brush Creek Valley in Utah

Archaeological survey near Brush Creek Valley in northeastern Utah details the Basket Makers earth lodges and house builders who farmed corn pumpkins and wove cedar bark. Ditches irrigation systems and shrines surround square cob house ruins with signs of lodges caves and grave remains. The work, conducted with Dr. Marion Franke in Vernal and Brush Creek locals, maps early settlement patterns and cultural links to the Small House People and Pueblo horizons.

Brush Creek Valley Uintah Mountains Utah Henry Evans Greendale Brush Creek Settiera New Mexico Pueblo Horizon Dr. Roberts Smithsonian Piedra Colorado Peror Niy Laboratory of Anthropology Santa Fe Marion Franke Vernal Henry M Kurtz Leon Torne

Windbreak and shelter belt plan urged for Uintah farms

County agent backs tree plantings to protect buildings and livestock and to provide wood products. Extension forester Paul Dunn cites Siberian elm and Russian olive as suitable, with two rows 75 to 100 feet from structures. nursery stock at 2.50 per hundred. preservation extends fence post life to 20 25 years. local species like cottonwood and pine adaptable.

Uintah Paul M Dunn Utah State Agricultural College Forestry Department Logan E Peterson Login Mr. Dunn

Family Return From Price Visit After Weekend

Mrs Roland Lundquist and two children Lila and sobby of Price returned to Vernal Sunday with Mrs Lundquist s parents Mr and Mrs W Hende Mr and Mrs Henderson and children had spent the weekend in Price attending relay contest and visiting relatives.

Roland Lundquist Lila and Sobby Price Lundquist Hende Henderson Rela«Ves

Strawberry yield plans from Uintah high school instructor

N G Sowards, an instructor at Uintah High School, has planted two acres of strawberries on his farm in the northern valley and expects to harvest more than 1000 crates. He also grows two acres of melons, two acres of early potatoes, and is planting 250 Hale peach trees.

N G. Sowards Uintah High School Mr Sowards

Plans to Erect New High School Building

Plans are underway to construct a new high school building in Panquich as part of a district expansion. The project seeks funding and community input, with the aim of relieving overcrowding and updating aging facilities.

Panquich

Reminiscence and Local Notes From Uintah Stake

The Uintah Stake academy third year students plan a comedy drama Clarinette Cocklers Courtship at the Opera House on Saturday April 12. The Uintah Steam Laundry begins service soon. the creamery may start May 15 if milk supply is secured. Calder Brothers present Uncle Josh Perkins a rural four act drama at the Orpheus Trail in May. Cast includes N L Nelson Porest Slaugh Merrill Ben nion LaVell Manwaring Alberto Davis Zelph Calder Della Snow Edith Goodrich Veda Collett Crystal Potter. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Jesse Evans last week. A baby girl was born to Mrs oo M Walden of Moffat in April. Arthur Watkins purchased Deputy Sheriff B Atwood Jr home on West Main and moved his family from Maeser. Karl Goodrich, son of Bishop Albert Goodrich, sustained a painful injury to his right elbow Tuesday evening.

Uintah Stake Academy Arthur Watkins B Atwood, Jr West Main Street Maeser Karl Goodrich Albert Goodrich

Wool growers poised to ride spring profits again

Thirty years ago reports note strong wool prices and a thriving clip this spring. Ab City council passes an ordinance fixing bicycle license fees. Sheep shearing in full swing at corrals below town with claims of extra good wool. Calder Gros hawks handkerchiefs at two for cents. Mr and Mrs Nelson Merkley welcome a daughter born April 14. Fort Thornburg military reservation survey approved enabling residents on the reserve to graze lands May 12. Road cost estimates between Rock Springs and Vernal put at six to eight thousand dollars. White pole vaulting mentioned.

Aome Calder Gros Nelson Merkley Fort Thornburg Rock &Prings Vernal

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