Vernal cooking school to feature modern appliances
A two day spring cooking school in Vernal invites women from across the valley to attend April 21 and 22 at the Vernal First Ward chapel. Hosted by Utah Power and Light Company with local dealers showcasing ranges refrigerators and appliances, the event will include cooking demonstrations by Evelyn Hansen and instruction from dealer representatives. Attendance prizes include a $25 FES lamp for the ward with the highest turnout. doors checked by ward officials.
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Fey, Valley
The
Power and Light Company
Jcamderson
Harry HL Falkner
Utah Power and Light Company
Ashley Davis
Glives Mae
Naples
Aillerson
Mie
Pallener
Miss Hansen
USAC
Logan
Falkner
Innes
Modern Appliances
Collier Furniture Company
J 5
Thos Miller
Gamble
Stock Experts to Judge Vernal Show Livestock Event
Russell Keetch announces judges for the Basic Livestock Show at Vernal in May 2028. Davia Sharp Jr 4H club leader leads a panel including HLL Smith Lyman Rich Alma Es Din and Mr Sharp with visitors from Safe Way Stores and Cudahy Packing Company to meet exhibitors. Entries close at 1200 noon May 21 with exhibits due by 3:00 am May 27. show aims for education and sportsmanship as top goals.
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Vernal
Russell Keetch
Davia Sharp Jr
North Salt Lake
Wnt
Ani Mals
Hll Smith
Lyman MH Rich
Alma C
Mr Sharp
Mr Heetch
Vernal Matron Possesses Quaint Dance Gown
Vernal Express recalls a 1894 New Year ball in Vernal village. Mrs Hope Blank and Mrs Walter Corless wore gowns with satin stripes and pleated skirts. The event featured a festive dress code as a seventeen year old danced in the village ballroom.
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Vernal
Hope Blank
Walter Corless
John
DUP Arranging Relic Display At City Library
Daughtery of the Utah Pioneers are arranging a relic display at the new city library building. They are decorating the room and cataloging a large assortment of pioneer items. The museum is expected to be ready for public reception early next week.
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Daughtery
Utah Pioneers
Lbrary
Canyon Extension Well Under Way By City Waterworks
Verna city progresses a WPA driven waterworks extension to Ashley Creek Canyon. Dave Ellis reports trenching digging and pipe laying toward springs as crews tackle cobbles and tree stumps. After high water, bridges and lines will be completed with water mains extending to the Pete Erikson place east of Vernal.
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Verna City
WPA
Ashley Creek Canyon
Dave Ellis
Bome
Ashley Creek
Utah Power & Light
Slrency
Iwan € Christensen
Manua
Pete Erekson
Vernal City
Umits
Jim Gurr
WRA
F G Sundquist
Regional Track Meet To Be Held Here Saturday May 3
Vermins and Uintah high school host regional track meet for 12 high schools of region 5 in eastern Utah on Saturday afternoon May 1. Superintendent Ly G Noble notes this is the first regional track meet in Vernal adding prestige to the Uintah district. Events commence promptly at 2:00 PM at the UNS camps and results will be printed next week in the Express.
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Vermins
Uintah High School
Ly G Noble
Vernal
Novle
Dds
Mick Prestige
Uniteh
Express
Doop Sm
Hillaide Rodeo to Supply Stock for Veal Show in August
Guy Bamwuels, president of the Vremmal Regeo Association, announces the 1841 rodeo will be held August 14 and 15 at the county fair grounds. The grounds will be fenced with a steel wire fence costing $1250. A contract is signed with Hillside Rodeo Corporation of Wellsville Utah for stock used in the rodeo.
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Guy Bamwuels
Vremmal Regeo Association Inc
County Sair
Samuels
Hillside Rodeo Corporation
Wellsville
Utah
Funeral rites held for Mrs Jessie Gipson
Funeral services for Mrs Jessie Gipson aged 68 were held Thursday at 11 00 am in the Community Church with Rev J W Hinllwood presiding and the Eastern Star order as honor guard. Readings and prayers preceded a singing of Rock of Ages and Abide With Me with Miss Barbara Banks as accompanist. Pallbearers included Donald Parr Clifton Perry Walter Schoffield Dr J W Stevens Marshal Lafe Richardson and Vern McVarrell. interment followed at Vernal Memorial Park under Swain Funeral Home direction.
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Jessie Gipson
J W Hinllwood
Eastern Star Order
Gipson
Hallwood
Barbara Banks
Trees Planted on Three Miles of Maeser Streets
Maeser undertook a beautification program directing Miss Beatrice Stringham to plant shade trees along three miles of streets. Despite rain and snow delaying work three times, community cooperation enabled the project. Prizes for the prettiest street were postponed due to issues, and appreciation is extended to all committee members district workers and volunteers who postponed farm work to support the effort.
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Maeser
Beatrice Stringham
Miss Stringham
Maeser the Beautiful
Utah Basin Students Win Honor Awards at U
University of Utah awards honor prizes to four students Anang Frances Jue Alyce Marie Jie Pr Duchesne Agneta Norgaart Vern Roosevelt This recognition highlights their scholastic achievement and university administrators extend congratulations to the four recipients.
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Utah Basin
Anang
University of Utah
Frances Jue
Alyce Marie Jie
Duchesne
Crowds Attend Stake Conference With Apostles Speeches
Large crowds filled the stake tabernacle for five conference sessions led by Harold B. Lee and Sylvester Q. Cannon of the Twelve. Welfare, missionary work, and priesthood duties were emphasized, with sermons on royalty, spiritual preparation, and the need for organized welfare efforts. The weekend featured choirs, instrumental solos, and prayers, closing with a large gathering and music festival.
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Stake Quarterly
Tabernacle
Harold B Lee
Sylvester Q Cannon
Council of the Twelve Apostles
Ibave
Firet Ward
Hilder Lee
Ita
Cannon
Lee
General Conference
Girla Orcestra
JHB
Karl J Engar
H. T Calder
Theodore John
Calder
John Walk
Eastern States
Hale Bright Abode
UHS
Mr Enger
Frank Slaugh
Arthur Manwaring
Charles VicConkie
Central States
Byron Goodrich
Lorraine Burgess
Elder Lee
Elder Cannon
Hazel S. Lundell
Jessie
Archie Johnson
Ferral Massey
Ruth Lind
Lawrence Cooper
Dorothy King
Bartas Banks
Canhos
Mr Lee
Perker
Harold
Tiger
Lois Walker
Alwyn
Wallace Johnson
Uintah Judging Teams at PFA Convention Contests
Chapter representative Judging teams in Uintah County prepare for the PFA Convention April 24-25 at Utah State Rural College. J A Patterson instructor delegates Vernon Richards and Howard Allen. Three teams compete in Livestock Dairy Poultry categories, led by Bert Jolley Tom Freestone Eugene Sundquist Boyd Colton. Young farmers and Mr Patternon aim for honors against statewide teams.
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Utah State Rural College
Rgan
J A. Patterson
Vernon Richards
Howard Allen
Follawa Livestock
Bert Jolley
Tom Freestone
Eugene Sundquist
Hlake Peterson
Boyd Colton
Patternon
AHS
Lions Appeal to Commissioners For Weed Levy
At a luncheon the Vernal Thons urged the county board to reopen consideration of a weed eradication levy. They warned weeds threaten county land, and planning board chair LeRay Tesler stressed need for a vigorous campaign. Also noted were talks by W Henderson on his Mexico trip and a 160 pound blue marlin catch in Acapulco. A saxophone solo by Melvin Hodgkinson and Milfred Bastian accompanied. Election nominations for Hell May 28 listed several officers and directors, with Verla Sweet joining United States Bank.
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Board of County Commissioners
Vernal Thons Clit
Grill Cafe
LeRay
Tesler
County
W . Henderson
Mexico
Acapulco
Mexico City
Melvin Hodgkinson
Milfred Bastian Noninationa
Hell
DeVere Carrol
Thos Karren
Alvin E Weeks
Carter
Saiph Biddeway
Tall Twister
Creorge
Mathis Flon
Lamer
Hertry Schaetermeyer
Robert . Livesey
W 8S Henderson
Oscar Mc Lyman
County Hospital Fund Reaches 161 25 With New Receipts
Henderson president of the hospital board outlines community support guiding Uintah Basin Hospital efforts to raise funds for needed repairs and equipment. Records show 417 patients over 18 months from diverse areas including Ballard Gusher Duchesne and surrounding towns. The drive seeks swift completion as many groups and clubs pledge contributions, forming an honor roll of community organizations supporting the hospital.
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County Hospital Fund
Uintah Basin Hospital
Henderson
Sir Henderson
Gintah
Colorado
Relief Societies
Cal Clubs
Music Festival Opens Friday Night at Vernal Seventeen Bands
A large, all school festival brings together seventy plus youth musicians from Uintah and Duchesne districts for a two day event in Vernal. The program features high and elementary ensembles, a Friday night concert, a Saturday parade and mass band concert, with a Friday night dance and a Saturday night Battle of Music. Organizers include Vernal Jaycees and City committees, led by L G Noble and William Bond, with judging by Robert Saur and Marvin Strong.
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Air
Uintah
Duchesne and
Bup
L. G Noble
Noble
Ty William J Bond
Duchesne County
Karth
Elementry
Court House Lawn
Tabernacle
Tablena Altamont
Duchesne Alterra
Roosevelt Band
Robert Saur
Marvin Strong
Ogden
Vernal Jaycees
H. M. Landol
Joseph T Bentley
A @ McKumon
Runsell Brochert
Luke Clegg Golden
jKearl J A
Marie Buckalow
DHS
Moysh Roosevelt
Edith Nell Preece
RHS
Carol Moffit
Altamont Comets
Norris Ray Koht
Boyd Mullins
RHS J
June Mastian
Arda Winn
Eula Hullinger
Alterra
Arta Jensen
UHS
Melvin Hodg- 1900Kinson
Mae Verholt
Archie Newmeyer Alterra
Horto
Theron Wardle
DHE
Alms
Richman
Rh& i
Merimba
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Reis
Evelyn Wanson
Vernal Cooking School
City Library
City Waterworks ‘Canyon
Hillaide Rodeo Corporation
Harold B Lee and
Business Leader
United States Chamber of Commerce
James G Kemper
Washington
Americas
PFA
Lions
Verla Sweet
Unitad State Bank
N Wit Ward
Tride Whiterocks
Ballard Gusher Poodlett and
Jenven Napes and
Davis
Ashley Maeser
Olines
Ccc
Camp Duchesne County Torritats
Tle
Uintan
Beaux Arta Club
Yatsida Birthday Club
OPW
American Legion Alter Foclety
BE Pauls Catholic
Thatla
Cicb
ORD Sehev
Woolgrowers
Assitteadw Lions
Otepts
Cd ‘Im Legion Auxiliary Tacties
Ald Society
Ace High Bridge Club
Tolal
Main Street
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