Vernal Clean-up Drive Mobilizes Town Efforts
Vernon residents rally for a two day Vernal cleanup campaign with whistles at 7:30 a m each morning. Committees led by Russell R Keith and Phil Winks plan weed removal, rubbish cleanup and vacant-lot clearing across town. School children and neighbors compete to beautify Vernal in a spirited community effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal
Court House
Russell R Keetth
Phil Wtnkbs
James. Chivers
John N Davia
Hooh
Colder
Willard Spence
Millecam
W. K Bullock
Marshall Lafe Richardson
J R Douglass
Peppard
Vernal Mill
Eastern Utah Transportation Companys
L G Noble
If B Calder
Utnetan
van Massey
Mr Massey
Massey
Mae Jorgensen
Wilson Murray Home Destroyed by Fire on Wednesday Afternoon
Wednesday afternoon the home of Mr and Mrs Wilson Murray was gutted by fire. Firefighters faced low water pressure, pumping from a nearby ditch, and a strong wind aided the blaze. Most furniture and personal effects were destroyed, though Mr Murray carried fire insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Murray
Myr
Tre
Joe
Murray
Lions Follies at Uintah High May 7-8
Lions Club presents the annual Follies at Uintah High School auditorium May 7 and 8. Myles E Judd heads dramatics assisted by Helen Tenney Marie Singleton and Muriel Wallis. The three act play No Not A Thousand Times No! unfolds from a country home to a bar room to a ballroom with dances Bowery Dance Texas Lil and company will perform a table dance and a barber shop quartet narrates the plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah High School
Little
Tia High School
Myles E Judd
Nell
Eit
Texas Lil and Company
Barber Shop Quartet
Boy Scout Rally At Uintah High School April 29
Uintah District plans a Boy Scout rally and camping equipment demonstration at Uintah High School Auditorium on Wednesday night April 20 starting 8 p m. Demonstrations include specialty camping and a Road Scout program. Expected to boost summer hikes and camps. all Scouts and Scouters in Uintah district likely to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah
Uintah High School
Uin-tah
Uintah District
Soft Ball League Planned in Vernal for Summer Play
A Vernal soft ball league is organized with a Thursday meeting led by J Nejhelset. Games occur Mon Wed Fri at 3 pm at County Fair Ground. The firey game opens Friday May 1. Six teams Lions Gun Club Calder Nroy Gas Pumpers Naples Ashtona. Ten players per team. ten games total. Admission free for recreation only. Westers Bible funds after-dark play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J & Nejhelset
County Fair Ground
Lions Gun Club
Calder Nroy
Gas Pumpers
Naples
Ashtona
Westers Bible
Oae
L. H. Woodard Bar Destroyed by Fire
A noon Friday fire destroyed the L H Woodard building used for storage and stock purposes. A small boy was implicated in the blaze set by matches. The fire spread rapidly, melting telephone cables and damaging nearby property. The fire department arrived too late to save the structure. Insurance covered some loss for Mr Woodard. A prior attempt to save the Blake Caldwell home was made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matches Land
Small Boy
L ‘al Woodard
Stors
Wockard
Blake Caldwell
Maeser
Jany
HITCH HIKER KILLED NEAR BARTER SPRINGS COLO
A hitchhiker was killed on US 40 near Barter Springs Colorado when a plank rolling from a truck struck him and he fell under the rear wheels. A companion, unaware of the deceased’s identity, reported the incident to Colorado officers who arrived after motorists notified Vernal authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barter Springs
Cole
Colorado
Lyman If Rich Named Dairy Specialist for Utah State College
Lyman If Rich, former agricultural agent for Utah County, was appointed dairy specialist for the Utah State Agricultural College extension service. Rich, a 1925 Utah State graduate and 1929 Minnesota dairy expert, previously served Wasatch County as agent and returned to Utah County after advanced study. Born in Paris Idaho, he served in the 43rd Division in World War I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman If Rich
Utah County
Utah State Agricultural
Col Weta
Rich Wue
Utah State Agricultural College
University of Minmanta
Wasatch County
Minnesota
Rich Waa
Paris
Idaho
Glenn Miller Elected Head Of Vernal Lions
Glenn Miller was elected president of the Vernal Lions Club at a regular luncheon. Other officers include A V Lewis first vice president J A Cheney second vice president Floyd Noel third vice president Clark Newell secretary and treasurer J R Douglass and Tanner as directors. Induction set for May 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal Lions Club
Glenn Miler
L G Noble
VY Lewis
J A Cheney
Floyd Noel
Clark Newell
J RR Douglass Ion Tanner
JK. Bullock
W Colton
M.lundetl
J R Douglass
Lions
Lloyd Calder
Howard Lewis
Darrill Bastian
Lloyd Winn
Lion
Winn
Vernal City
Carl Davis
Ife
Vernal Golf Club
Charles P Fox Progress Report After Hospital Stay
Charles P Fox from East Lake has spent several weeks at Lb DA Hospital Mo 14 receiving medical treatments. He is much improved and able to get about without crutches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P Fox
East Lake
Lb DA Hospital
Basin Church Heads Meet At Heber City
Members of ward bishoprics and 27 from Uintah stake attended a regional cooperative group meeting in Heber City to organize for economic relief and eventual financial independence. Leaders outlined a conservation program to store surplus goods and coordinate relief across stakes and wards under church guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah
LDS Church
Heber City
Wasatch Stake
Ukitah
Roosevelt
Duchesne Summit
80 Summit
Wasatch
Glven
Hebert Grant
Melvin J Ballard
Council of the Twelve
Sylvester Q Cannon
Broadbent
Ately
Regio
Church Relief Committee
First Presidency
Fidel Ballard
Vernal Girl to Receive B S Degree at USAC
Zelpha Cook of Vernal will receive a bachelor of science degree from Utah State Agricultural College this spring. She majors in clothing and minoring in foods and nutrition and holds a high school teachers certificate. Miss Cook is a member of the Home Economics club and the Ains tah Basin club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Zelpha Cook
W EH Cook
Vernal
Utah State Agricultural College
Misa Gooks
District Court Grants Interlocutory Divorce Decree
Judge Larson of Vernal presided as Sudge Martin M Larson and court stenographer Adelbert Bigler convened the district court Monday afternoon. Mary T Johnson was granted an interlocutory decree of divorce from Wills Le Johnson. Property rights were settled by agreement outside of court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudge Martin M Larson
Adelbert Bigler
Vernal
Larson
Mary T Johnson
le Johnson
Lowla Narvin Anderson Dies of Pneumonia
Funeral services today follow the death Monday of Lowla Narvin Anderson from bronchial pneumonia at the home of her parents. She is survived by brothers and sisters incl Wayne, Verna, and Afton Anderson. Burial in Vernal City Cemetery under Swaly Funeral Home supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowla Narvin Anderson
Lewis Mandereen
Vernal
John Harwill
Weihel
Nia Pare
Ments
Lewis Vern
Effie Alfred Anderson
Wayne Anderson
Mra Afton
TMA
Verna Anderson
Werve
Atl
Marvin Anderson
Warren Richardson
Vernal First Ward
Gloria Massey
Charles Davis
Pam Gloria
Geo O, Jr
Florence Davis Massey
Ang
Chas Dats
Ely Longharst
van Massey
George A Slaugh
Ma. Jorgensen
May Calder
Jesus
Maeser
Fuller Femington
Civic clubs press state to pave Roosevelt Road
Representatives of Associated Civic Clubs of Eastern and Northern Utah met in Duchesne to push US 40 paving. Vernal members urged $648,000 to pave Fort Duchesne to Roosevelt, covering bid gaps on Myton to Roosevelt and Fort Duchesne to Halfway Nation, creating a continuous rock asphalt route Vernal to Myton.
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Civic Clubs
Utah
Duchesne
US 40
Vernal
Mytan
Roosevelt
Fort Duschesne
Ttalfway
Pt I Duchesne
Myton
Calder Beauty Parlor Moves Into New Home
Calder Beauty Shop relocates to the former Vernal Market building in Vernal’s business district after extensive renovations. The modern facility includes five booths, a absorption and drying room, a brick chromium décor, four Eugene dryers, and a rear play yard for children. Three operators are employed in the new establishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernals
Calder Beauty Shop
Coltharp
Vernal Market
Eugene
Republican County Convention Set at Court House
A Republican county convention will be held at the court house on Friday at 2 p m to select delegates for the state convention at Ogden. County Chairman Carter presides and Attorney Dillman serves as temporary chairman. The DUP officers met at the Second Ward Chapel to hear Mrs. Roto Walker report on recent state activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Carter
Ogden
T. E Dillman
oMeers
County Dup
Waold Chapel
Roto Walker
Tate
Soil Conservation Committee Chosen for Uintah County
John W Weaver LeRoy Carroll and Stephen Abbott appointed temporary county committee for soil conservation programs. Russell Ro Keeter becomes secretary. The group will work with the Extension Service of the USDA to aid farmers in preparing work sheets and plans for federal grants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W Weaver
LeRoy Carroll
Stephen Abbott
Russell Ro Keeter
Extension Service
United States Department of Agriculture
Court House
North Vernal City
Uintah High Band Wins High Place At Price Festival
Uintah High band earns top honors at the Price regional musical festival with strong showings in marching and concert events. Inspectors praise Uintah 67 member band in scarlet and white uniforms and the glee club’s 52 members, led by Boyd Calder and Prof Loyd Winn.
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Price
Utah
Colorado
Wyoming
Harold Bachman
University of Chicago
el Capitsa
Stars and Stripes
Wil
Woodhill
Palisads
Uintah
North Emery
Ted
Notre Dame
Sunnyarde
Castlegate
Hareding
Grand Junction
Boyd Malr
Bachman
Uintah High School
Ladies’ Glee Club
Fay Fowler
Gwena Exton
Florence Allen Mary Collier
Elaine Goodrich
June Freestone
Ladies Glee Club
Bere
Norman Johnson
Howard Lewis
Boyd Calder
Faye Fowler
Raphael Olsen
Darrell Bastian
Alterra
Velma Mullinger
Pineing
Ward Sreley
Tair
Erma Caldewell
Soprand
Green River Re settlement survey completed
The Nes settlement Administration reports the Green river bottom lands survey is finished and efforts will shift to the Ashley Valley Irrigation system. The study finds the Green river bottom lands not feasible for community re settlement, though groundwater tests were made during the high water season.
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Green River
Nesettlement Administration
Ashley Valley
Ouray Valley
Pleasant Valley
Blue Beach
Glen F. Cowan
Wyasket
Cohan
Eldon J. Callister
Leo P Christensen
J. Winter
Berkeley oMee
D B Jenpinaa
Omer Millata Asian
Berkeley
Uintah Field Day Set for May 8 at Uintah High
Uintah High School hosts field day on May 8 at the campus with invited participation from Duchesne and Uintah County high schools. The UNIO oration finals are planned between Uintah and Alleria high schools on May 5, with finals to be held that time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah High School
Briday
Duchesny
Uintah County
UNIO
Uintah
Alleria
Ashley Valley Hospital Remodels Into Valley Hospital and Clinic
For weeks Dr P Eskelson remodels the old Episcopalian Lodge into a model hospital named Valley Hospital and Clinic. Dr J Flansen of Mt Pleasant joins. Dr Wensen a Rush Medical College graduate will be with the Valley hospital. Miss Marie Peterson to head surgical ward with Mrs Flansen and Mrs Jane Murray assisting. X ray and therapeutic electrical equipment installed. meals served in a ground floor kitchen, patient wards on upper floors, patients moved from surgical room to wards via an inclined stair.
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P . Eskelson
Valley Hospital
J 4. Tlansen
Mt Pleasant
Wensen
Rush Medical College
Chicago
Salt Lake City
Marie Peterson
Salt Lake County
Peterson
Fiansen
LDS Hospital
Jane Murray
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U. H.S
UHS
L. H. Woodard
Nea
Baxter Springs
Colo
Lyman Arich
Glenn Miller
Vernal Lions
Grant
Ballard
USAC
State
Roosevelt Road
Calder Beauty Parlor
Soil Conservation Committee
Secretary of Agriculture
Go Farmers Board
Pri¢raon
Utaby
Uintah High
Price Festival
Inter Stake Tabernacle
HJ Granteat
Ashley Valley Hospital
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