Kiwanis Official Visits Vernal Club with Salt Lake guests
Lt Governor G Bruce McKee of Kiwanis division 2 Utah Idaho visited the Vernal Kiwanis Club with his wife Katherine and five Salt Lake Kiwanis couples. McKee praised the Vernal club projects. Drakes talk covered driving courtesy and highway safety with Sgt. Bylye from the Salt Lake Police presenting a film.
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G Bruce McKee
Utah
Idaho Kiwanis District
Vernal Club
McKee
Katherine
Salt Lake Kiwanis Club
Walter E Browning
Oscar Drake
Harry Roberts
Charles Ide
William T Crosby
Browning
Salt Lake
Governor
Golden Rule Driving Club
Sgt. Bylye
Sgt
Byroe
Funeral Held for Powell Infant
Funeral services for Doris Jean Powell infant were held Friday at Vernal Mortuary with Bishop Warren Billings in charge. Spening over by Billnes, closing prayer by Orvil Dudley. President Jess Haws spoke after remarks. solos by Gracia Herschi and Margaret Caldwell. Burial at Vernal Memorial Park Cemetery with grave dedication by Bishop Hyrum Slaugh. Surviving grandparents Hyrum Slaugh and John Powell, great grandmother Ella Slaugh.
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Vernal Memorial Park
Hyrum Slaugh
Noa Kennesday Mornpril 14
Tak Hospital
Uintah County
Sere
Hyrum ‘Slaugh
John Fowell
Mra
Ella Slaugh
Two Views on Education and Competition in Schools
Babson Park Mass reports reader letters debating competition in education. One side favors personal growth and teamwork over raw grades, citing John Dewey disciples and James F Lincoln. The opposing view blames mediocrity and lenient standards for declines in school discipline and student outcomes, warning of broader societal harm.
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Babson Park
Mass
United State
John Dewey
Aidance
America
James F. Lincoln
Cleveland
Utopia College
Eureka
Kansas
McComb
Carey
Achor
Jip
Forty Local Buyers Return For Uintah Show And Sale
Last year's Uintah Basin Junior Livestock Show and Sale drew forty local buyers and seven outside buyers. This year’s event runs May 27–28 at the Uintah County Fairgrounds with all animals due for sale consignments by May 17. Grand champions included Bill Skinner Boneta in fat beef sold to Ashton Brothers Co at 68 cents per pound, McConkie and champion fat hog sold to Ashley Farmer's Union Co op for 1.5 per pound, and Douglas Hall's fat lamb sold to Woody B. Searle for 2.66. Other local buyers listed include Uintah Packing, Uintah Salon Barn, Ashley Valley Market, Safeway Vernal, and more, with outside buyers such as Lake Union Stock Yards and Swift & Company.
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Uintah Basin
Ashton Brothers Company
Ashley Farmers Union Cop
Searle's Saving Center
Searle's Gas
Uintah County Fairgrounds
Bill Skinner
Boneta
Ashton Brother's Company
PeGlens McConkie
Ashle
Farmer's Union Co-op
Douglas Hall
Woody B. Searle
Uintah Packing Company
Uintah Salon Barn
Bill Ostler
Ashley Valley Market
L. Y. Siddeway
Hotel Vernal
Ken's Drive-Inn
Jim
Caio
Don Wall
Jay Searle
Quality Drug
Charles Palmer
Sidney Merkley
C. Skaggs
Marvin Smith
L. Glenn Murray
Young Farmers
Safeway
Vernal and Roosevelt
BE. Wheeler
Cash Meat Market
Ralph Breece
Brent Feltch
Midwest Cafe
C. L. Johnson
Bill Slaugh
Steve
Ned
Reynolds
Warren Bowden
Gracian Bowden
Preschool Roundup Schedule For Kinder Garden Entry
Preschool roundup invites five year olds for next fall. Maeser Glines Naples Davis area children visit April 26 sessions morning and afternoon. Vernal area surnames A to M visit April 27 and N to Z visit April 28 with two time options. No mothers during the April 29 meeting. Children must be five by October 31, 1954 to qualify.
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Maeser- Glines
Naples-Davis
Vernal
Former Vernalite logging in Alaska letter to editor
Barney O'Neil of Ketchikan Alaska writes to the Vernal Express commenting on a magazine piece titled The That Came By Parcel Post by Harry Kursh. O'Neil, then 11 years old when Vernal Bank bricks shipped by mail, recalls relatives and his 1922 departure from Vernal to Washington and then Alaska. He praises his new home while noting bridge parties and coats and screw grips for later.
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Barney O'Neil
Ketchikan
Alaska
Vernal
Vernal Express
Pagaent Mai
Harry Kursh
O'Neil
Ketchikan Pulp Co
Hollis
Bank of Vernal
James O'Neill Jr
Glines
Gentleman farmer says the hay in the bank par in the barn
A 00-year-old Kentucky woman who has used the telephone only needs to hang up now. The Register-Mail in Galesburg reports the quip about frugal use of resources and rural wit from a local gentleman farmer.
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Kentucky
Register-Mail
Galesburg
Circle N Ranch Gains Oil Well in Utah Farm Era Tale
The Circle N Ranch near Early, once a large cattle operation with 500 to 800 head, now hosts an oil well part owned by Mike Kastrinakis. The 320 irrigated acres support a few dairy cows, sheep, and hens while most farm products serve the owners. The ranch, homesteaded by Nick Kastrinatis’s brother in 1942, reflects Greek settler history and local agricultural ties.
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Nick Kastrinatis
George Rodolakis
Mike
Greece
United States
Kastrinakis
Gulf OW Company
Yampa and Green River Films to Be Shown
Moving pictures of the Yampa and Green River canyons will be shown at the Utah Field House of Natural History next Monday evening during the monthly Vernal Rod and Gun Club meeting. Public is invited. Gilbert N Hunter of the Colorado Game and Fish Commission will present. The commission has made four river trips in two to three years. Meeting starts at 8 p.m.
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Yampa
Green River
Utah Field House of Natural History
Gilbert N Hunter
Colorado Game and Fish Commission
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