City Clean Up Campaign A Major Vernal Success
Vernal residents completed a week long Clean Up and Paint Up effort with volunteers from Uintah High and Central Schools, Boy and Girl Scouts, and local businesses. The event featured a free matinee for children, supervised street cleaning, and widespread participation, marking one of the most effective campaigns in years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal
Vogue
Cooper
Lafe Tichardson
Fira
H, B
Millecam
Chamber of Commerce
Os. R. Henderson
Uintah High
Boy Scouts
Girls Scouts
Sheep Shearing in Uintah Basin Under Way
The Uintah Basin shearing season is active with crews and plants set at Watson corrals Bonanza and Jensen plants. Frank Roberts leads eight crews of 24 shearers while Tex Engle and Ted Bennion coordinate operations at Parks Cole and Upper Willows Creek, as districts report multiple ranch shearing efforts and a district court session postponement to April 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Roberts
Watson
Bonanza
Jerry Hatch
Jensen
White River
Rangely
Tex Engle
Parks Cole
Pitchforth Ranch
Ted Bennion
Ernest Caldwell
Uintah High Band Earns Superior Rating at Concert
Uintah High School band directed by Lloyd Winn and Clarence Hawkins received a superior rating at a well attended Wednesday concert. Hawkins praised the band and soloists for poise, appearance, and performance and urged entering the national regional contest at Price with 16 events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah High School
Clarence Hawkins
University of Uta
Lloyd Winn
UHS
Darrell Bastian
Norman Johnson
Golden Bastian
Howard Lewis
Boyd Hall
Don Weeks
Austin Haws
George P. Laugh
Priucile Lundgren
Inter
Freed
Karl H. Manwaring
Eldred Johnson
Hiroda Thorne
Enid Johnson
Geo
Laugh
Mr. Winn
Jlalance
UHS Athletes Named for BU Invitational Meet
Coach Frenk W Wright lists UHS competitors for the Brigham Young University event. Senior runners Wayne Lyon and Clyde Hansen join the 100 and 220 yard dashes and relay squad. Doug Noel and Orvil Dudley run sprints and distance events with Ritchell, Hardy, and others in field events. Junior runners Wayne Anderson Billy King Ned Walker join the sprint relay squad alongside Grant Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frenk W. Wright
Brigham Young University
Wayne Lyon
Doug Noel
Orvil Dudley
Ritchell
H. Hardy
Yin
Keith Wellman
Clyde Hansen
Wayne Anderson
Billy King
Ned Walker
Grant Anderson
Vernal Junior Chamber to Sponsor Baseball Team
The Vernal Junior Chamber of Commerce decided to sponsor a Vernal baseball team for the 1937 season. Howard Caldwell was chosen as manager and Ted R. Johnson as business manager. Practices will be three evenings weekly after 6 p.m. with Thomas Bingham as a promising pitcher. No schedule of games has been made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal Junior Chamber of Commerce
Howard Caldwell
Ted R. Johnson
Caldwell
Thomas Bingham
Three Uintah Schools Asked for Diagrams of Playground Equipment
Three Uintah county schools Maser Naples and Jensen have homemade playground equipment. State director Bernice Moss asked principals Thos Caldwell J N Lydbert and A C McKinnon to supply diagrams for the equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah
Uintah County
Mary Ricks
Bernice Moss
Salt Lake City
Miss Moss
Maser
Naples
Jensen
Thos. Caldiwell
J. N. Lydbert
A. C. McKinnon
Funeral Rites Held For James E Oaks At Maeser
Impressive service conducted Thursday at the Maeser ward chapel for James E Oaks 20 who died from injuries at Vernal Asphalt plant on April 12. Speakers honored his memory as a large congregation attended with many out-of-town mourners. Interment followed at Fairview cemetery with a sizable funeral party assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maeser‘ Depot
May Calder
Mae Jorgensen
B. C. Jones
Frank Abplanalp
Rey Carroll
Warren
Allan Jones
Mia
Mable Stagg
Henry and
Leland Workman
Victor and
Owen i Nelson
Lee York
Ive York
Toosevelt
Jean Higgins
Tiny Duke
Lizzy Jones
Maggia Brown
Nelsie Lindsay
Victor Duke
Ora Johnson
Joseph Thomas
Heber City
J. A. Nelson
Ertin Wilkins
Dan Nelson
Charles Wise
Jensem
Harlan Wellman
Oregon
Harden Nelson
Rainbow
Roosevelt
J. G
Hacking
Lapoint
E. C. Coston
Randlett
Roy Price
Bluebell
Larceny Charges Against Bennions Dismissed
Justice of the peace W. Henderson dismissed larceny charges against Sam B Bennion and Kenneth Bennion after a preliminary hearing held Friday at the courthouse. Lack of evidence led to the dismissal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Bennion
W. 5. Henderson
R. Bennion
Kenneth Bennion
Court House
Mary J Winward Succumbs After Lingering Illness
Funeral services for Mary Jane Hicks Winward 67 wife of William A Winward will be held today at the Gites ward chapel at 2 p m with Bishop John B Eaton presiding. She died Tuesday morning after a long illness of diabetes. Born January 19 1870 in Wales she moved to Salt Lake City with the Hicks family and later settled in Ashley Valley. She married William A Winward in 1889 and the family homesteaded in Glines ward Mya. She was mother of thirteen with seven surviving children and thirty grandchildren plus two great grandchildren. Interment is in Vernal Memorial Park per Swaln Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane Hicks Winward
William A. Winward
Gites Ward
John B. Eaton
Ashley Valley
Glines Ward
Mya
Winward
Bhe
William Henry Winward
Martha Hart
Ruth Sturgeon
Alfonzo Winward
Lee Winward
Vernal
Mary Hardy
Luypoint
Lillian Martinsen
Ontario
Caut.t
Vernal Memorial Park
Swaln Funeral Home
Justice Henderson Fines Three for Disturbing Peace at Jensen
Friday complaints signed by Bishop Ira S Gardner and others led Justice W Henderson to levy fines on Raymond Giddoway Harold Banks and Wells Pope for disturbing the peace at a Jensen dance. Siddoway paid 25 dollars while Banks and Pope were fined lesser amounts after a hearing. Banks later joined the group at the curfew home where further disturbance occurred and Lynn Dudley took an unspented gun from Banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira S. Gardner
Illy Jensen
Lynn Hi
Dudley
John’ H
Jensen
Raymond Giddoway
Harold Banka
Wells Pope
Justice For the Peace
W. &. Henderson
Siddoway
Banks
Pope
Rand
Lynn Dudley Rook
Northern Utah Civic Clubs Visit Vernal And Dinosaur Saturday
A caravan of about 76 cars from Northern Utah civic clubs will tour the Ashley Valley visiting the Dinosaur National Monument. The group will breakfast in Heber City at 7 45 a m, lunch in Vernal at noon, tour the quarry in the afternoon, dine at Roosevelt, and attend a business meeting after supper hosted by local women professionals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Civic Clubs
Utah
Vernal Lions Club
Dl~nosaur National Monument
Boostera
Tooele
Weber
Sault Lake
Morgan
Davis
Wasatch
Duchesne
Uintah
Uiniah Basin
Dinosaur National Monument
Ashley Valley
A. OG. Boyle
Monster Museum
Boyle
Museum of Natural History of
New York City
Barnum Brown
Heber City
Ake
Vernal
Dinosaur Quarry
Roosevelt
Professional Women's Club of
Hot City
Busines
Infant Health Conferences Planned Across County
County hosts series of Infant and Preschool Health Conferences to aid mothers with young children. Dr Jos Hansen leads first session at Maeser ward chapel with county nurses and assistants guiding weight checks, exams, feeding advice, and problem discussions for families. Ballard and other sites to host later sessions with announcements coming next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maeser
Maeser Ward
Mieser
Jos
Ansistants
Sph
Hansen
Fred An- Jane Addison
Jane Lortis
Derson
Birs
Ian Caldwell
Maser
O'Donnel Gootrieb
Gomxirich
Fuller Merrill
Napita
Nathan Chivers
Mensen
Davis
Ballard
Juvenile Judge Binds Preston Fletcher Over To District Court
Preston Fletcher is bound over to the Duchesne county district court on a minor offence after a Vernal hearing. Bond set at $600, defense by Flett and Melchizedek Priesthood members. Quarterly conference in Vernal set for Saturday with three Sunday sessions at the Uintah stake chapel to hear John A. Widtsoe and other church representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Sparks
Duchesne
Uintah
Preston Fletcher
Vernal
Duchesne County
Fletcher
Fense
Vernel
L. A. Hollentack
Flett
Melchizedek
John A. Widtsoe
Quronm
Vernal Dolliner Weds Richard Jensen And Mrs Lucy Rackham
Vernal Dolliner and Richard Jensen union followed by Martha Rackham proprietor of the Quality Shop received congratulations from friends after a Thursday evening ceremony last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Jensen
Lucy Rackham
Cars Collide Near Victory Park Saturday Night
Two vehicles collided near Victory Park on U S 40 at a narrow bridge widening. Lloyd Calder traveling with youths to a Victory Park dance swerved onto gravel piles to avoid collision, tearing rear fenders as the Fletcher car struck a telephone pole. No serious injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Beach
Trrrton
Ltretcher
Vernal
Ward Nille
U.S. 40
Lloyd Calder
Victory Park
Calfer
Fletcher
Calder
Vernal Seminary Oratorical Contests May 2 in Second Ward
Principal Grant West announces semi finals Friday at the seminary for the Vernal Second Ward declamation contest. Read more than a dozen girls and boys listed as contestants compete for three final places each, with separate judging for boys and girls and winners receiving recognition from the Uintah Stake Presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal Seminary
Second Ward
Grant West
Vernal Second Ward
Mildred Lind
Elina Merrill
Larra Stringham
On Southam
Mary Sthamussen
Geneva Ashby
Edna Winn
Beulah Duvall
Genevieve Bingham
Lala Nash
Lala Walker
Prancis Pitt Josie Burks
Enna Collie
Kenneth Samuels
Norman Johnson
Gawin Goodrich
Gorge Bascom
Austin Haws
Roy Hor Parks
Eldred Johnson
Don Hall
Golden Bastian
Boyd Caister
Don Carroll
Harold Handy
Breeding sow in Utah yields 19 piglets all alive
P C Stringham of Maeser reports a brext sow on Wednesday morning had litter of 19 piglets all alive. Stringham believes this will be an all time record for Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. C. Stringham
Maeser
Henley
Stringham
Utah
L D S Church Plans Hospital For Roosevelt
The L D S Church announces plans for a $30,003 hospital in Roosevelt at Uintah Basin center. Byron Colton and David O. McKay confirm, with 21 beds and wards, maternity, delivery, operating rooms, and offices. Construction could start soon funded 60 percent by the church and 40 percent by others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Unitat Basin
Byron ©. Colton
Roosevelt Stake
David O. McKay
Church
Uintahasin
McKay
Colton
Rainbow Child Burned In Tub Of Water
The five year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Owen Bodily fell into a tub of scalding water at their Rainbow Utah home. She suffered second degree burns over her back and was taken to Vernal for medical aid wrapped in a sheet as she departed. Her condition was described as resting as well as can be expected at Reed Bodily’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Bodlly
Rainbow
Reed Bodily
Owen Bodily
Crop Improvement Committee Named at Vernal
The Vernal meeting formed a crop improvement committee to work with the state association. Members Elmer Lind Roy Morrill and Fred G. Bingham were named to promote weed eradication and seed selection. Prof Hogensen warned about poor seed quality and weed seeds harming yields and urged vigilance and best seed use to boost farming profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ¢. Hogensen
Extension Agronomist
Extension Service
Uta State Agricultural College
Victor P. Rastiussen
State Board of Agriculture
Russell Heetela
Elmer Lind
Vernel
Roy Morrill
Tridell
Fred G. Bingham
Verna
Prof
Hogensen
Weed and Seed Centre
Church Security Meeting At Roosevelt Sat
Stake heads and representatives from Duchesne Roosevelt Uintah and other stakes met Saturday at Roosevelt to review the Church Social Security program. Harold B. Lee directed the plan with D A Broadbent of Heber City and President Oblad of Summit stake Park City detailing benefits and cooperation among regional stakes as a test of the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troone
Duchesne
Roosevelt
Uintah
Bisit
Lea
Harold B. Lee
D. A. Broadbent
Heber City
Oblad
Summit Stake
Park City
Plane symbol dominates wheel at Imperial Airways hangar
A giant transport plane under construction at Hamble in Southampton symbolises Imperial Airways power. The article notes the aircrafts’ vast size and capability, with cruising speeds around 190 miles per hour, ready to traverse the globe and expand global air travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperial Airways
Hamble
Southampton
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Uintah Basin
California Institute of Technology
C. Roxall LeGrand
United States
LeGrand
Junior C of C
Mary Christine Dunn
Bonne Terre
Washington University
Mary
James E. Oaks
Mary J.winward
Justice Henderson
Dinosaur
Moeting
Ogden
Salt Lake
Vernal Dolliner
L.D.S. Church
Hoezensen
Erc
Tlogemen
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