Uncle Sam Starts New Fight for Davis Cup
The United States faces tough Davis Cup hurdles in 1935 with Australia and Germany as main obstacles. Don Budge and Gene Mako lead a youthful American squad under coach George Lott, aiming to challenge England at Wimbledon after solid X campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Budge
Philip Martin
Sams
Fred Perry
Perry
Philadelphia
England
Wimbledon
Jack Crawford
Racquer Wielder
Crawford
Adrian Quist
Vivian McGrath
Germany
Baron Soltfried von Cramm
Heter Henkel
Bitsy Grant
Frankie Parker
Singies
Gene Mako
Bude
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Gene Makoaboye
Donald Budge
Uintah Basin Moisture Varies With State Survey Says
State engineer T H Humphreys reports Uintah Basin shows above normal moisture while surrounding valleys lag. Survey of 21 cooperative snow courses finds 13 below water content, 12 below normal, nine above normal with March 1 snow records showing varied basin streams including Upper Strawberry River and Ashley Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Humphreys
Uintah
Ducheane
Verns
Strawberry River
Uintah Range
Quehesne
Lake Fork
Whiterocks
Ashley Creek
Brush
Local Social Roundup and Church Meeting Notices
Jensen family reports travel to Balt Lake to bring Mr. Stewart home. Wild Rose Club honors retiring president May Stewart with prizes and lunch for ten. Visiting couples from Grand Junction and Rainbow attend events. Funeral for Jim Oaks and a Sunday School conference with stake board officers and counselors noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritz Stewart
Balt, Lake
Brew
Artis
G. Ratsay Stewart
Stewart
Florence Kelly
Wild Rose Club
May Stewart
Elbert Meeks
Ward
Meeks
Manford Stewart
Verna
Harden Nelson
Rainbow
Harlan Wellan
Dragon
Dan Nelson
Bonanza
Jim
E. Oaks
Moeser
Ira
Harvey Hullager
W. D. Morrill
Asahel A. Ferry
Pearl Eaton
Evelyn G. Richardson
Ada Winder
Pearl Bhaffer
H.B. Calder
Archie Johnson
Hugh W. Gotten
Local notes report visitors illnesses and river conditions
Special visitors included Sirs Raph Horrocks and Miss Helen Larson. Elbert Meeks is home from the A G Caldwell Sheep lamp line. Carol Ann is improving. Various locals visit relatives in Meeker and Jensen. widespread illness and nursing care noted. Green River is high and muddy, fishing poor. Gary Stewart of Superior, Arizona injured by a car April 10 is in hospital and recovering. Thursday dances draw crowd but rowdy behavior prompts police action and community support for law enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Hardy
Steke Cleri
Raph Horrocks
Helen Larson
Elbert Meeks
A. G. Caldwell
Carol Ann
Chariss Martinsen
Donald Les
Charles Wise
Albert Bruin
Vernal
Henry J. Chatwin
Blanche Bewell Monahan
San Jose
Cal
Dts Oakley
Stewart
Naples weekend visitors greet local residents
Levi and Heber Harker of Canada with Mrs James A Moradon and Mrs KL Smith of Salt Lake City visited the home of Mr and Mrs D L Richards over the weekend. The Harkers are longtime Magrath leaders. Mr and Mrs Campbell Litster moved into the ward in the Co PB Ruppe home. The Ruppes moved to Stephen Atwood place south of Naples. Jesse Hullineer of Roosevelt spent Sunday with the Hulinger home. Stephen Stringham returned from Provo after attending school. Miss Lorna Nickell joined the UHS type team in Provo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi
Heber Harker
Canada
James A. Moradon
Co. PB
Ruppe
Ruppes
Stephen Atwood
Peme
Naples
Jesse Hullineer
Roosevelt
Hulinger Hone
Stephen Stringham
Fron Provo
Fie
Lorna Nickell
UHS
Year Round PURPA EAD Program Calendar
Calendar of school and community events listing dates in April May for meetings dances pageants contests and public observances. Notable items include Variety Night at UES April 23 May Day celebrations May 1 and 10 school board and city council meetings and a Memorial Program at a National Monument. Local organizations referenced include PERS Oe Mrs Melvin Gardiner and the Woolley Speech Contest and Imperial venue events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UES
Taylor O. of C
Uns
Liena Club
Woolley
Imperial
Schools Board
Twons Club
Stoutera
Geout Camporca
Autonio Prieathoot
Memorial Gay
Dinoaur National Monument
Local youths achieve state third in recent competition
The report notes a freshman at UTSB Hollis and Ivan Hullinger returning from East Lake City with his mother Mrs. W Mululinger and Ulster Mrs. Arthur Matwaring receiving care at LDS hospital. Mary Merrill accompanied them home. Joseph Collier and Carl Richens represented the High Council at a Sacrament meeting. Mrs. A M Henry traveled to Salt Lake City to visit daughter Mrs. Sae mend Tullis. The sacred pageant directed by Miss Stella Richards drew a good crowd, with a cast of fifty. O Jacobson and wife came from the mite Saturday. Jacobson returned home after a short stay. Jensen and Naples schools held a field meet with Naples captain winning all events except high jump. Relief Society’s Daugh show observed with a special program Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UTSB
Hollis
Ivan Hullinger
East Lake City
Mululinger
Ulster
Arthur Matwaring
LDS Hospital
Mary
Merrill
Joseph Collier
Carl Richens
High Council
A. M. Henry
Salt Lake City
Saemend Tullis
Relef Society
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J.W. Stevens
Utah
Wallace Calder
Fostoffice
Intah State Bank
Varnal
Wallis Notary Public
Vortal
Ross Jewelry
City Bakery
Calder
Prista
Diamondback Shire
Elisha Lee
Weess Bros
Sweet Olovyer Creamery
M. Pitt
Baese Lumber
Vernal Floral Shop
Mra Farah Mudge
Bevery
Relief Society
Wilford Adams
Vernal Tailoring and Cleaning Company
Arthur Wiscombe
Ri Roosevelt
Utan
Merchants’ and School
Alexander Confectionery
Laura
Lucile
George
Owen Yall
Uintah Abstract Company (Incorporated
U. S
Salt Lake's
Wotel
Temple Square
Rnest Crossiter
Don Budge
George Lott
Japan
Australia
Yankees
Germantown Cricket Club
Bunny Austin
T. A
Uintah Basin
Enginee
Jensen Re
Chew-Nigren-Chew
Mt Chew
Bieuneer Vernal Hall
Bik N
Red Planer Moor
Lynn Dudley
John H
Bishop Tra
Gardner
Billy Jensen
Jottensen
Quart No
Gopypinte
Ft Winer
Melvin Gardiner
Pers
Purpa Ead
L.d.s.business College
Salt Lake City, Utah
North Main Street
Utah Power & Light Co
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