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Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1948

Page

13

Ranchers Fight Willow Creek Erosion With Concrete Dam

In Uintah County Willow Creek erosion threatens farms. Abe Hatch Louis Thorne Dick Brewer and Golden Hatch built a 46 foot wide concrete dam with 15 foot drop to divert water for 600 acres of cropland. The project used 168 cubic yards of concrete, five tons of reinforcement, and AAA aid.

Abe Golden Hatch Louis Thorne Dick Brewer Agency Draw Oursy Vernal Uintah Count Aaa AAA Jim Lube W. LeRoy Bartholomew 60 Mile Green River Book Cliff Mountains

First Grade Absences and April Showers at Arthur Baxter

Arthur Baxter Elementary reports several first grade absences due to illness and a transfer of Robert Elam to another school. Enid Cox returns to class. The grade studies number combinations and gardens, with April themed decorations. New third grader Glenn Martin arrives from Salt Lake City while Forrest Brownlee and Jimmie Dallas Morgan were absent Friday with sore throats. Fourth and fifth grades host a birthday party for Ellen Morgan and Hale Reaves, and sixth to eighth graders note a move of June Niles to Denver. A fire scare arises when smoke is seen from an attic. Mrs. J Graham thanks helpers for control and support.

Ilness Robert Elam da Inois Enid Cox Glenn Martin Salt Lake City Forrest Brownlee Jimmie Dallas Morgan James Schneider Ifrom Ellen Morgan Hale Reaves Niles Denver Colorado

Rev Varner Sermon on Babel Builders at Ingsbury Church

Rev Varner discusses Babel Builders in a 11 o'clock morning sermon at Ingsbury Community Church as part of the fourth "Character Studies From the Bible" series. He compares the instigator of the Tower of Babel to living counterparts, following earlier studies on Adam, the risk taker, and Noah, the preserver. Craig visitors Saturday included Mr and Mrs Perrie Morgan daughter Ellen and Mrs Elsie Boyd.

Abel Joseph H. Varner Ingsbury Hving Adam Perrie Morgan Ellen Elsie Boyd Craig

School District Split Into Two Following April 17 Vote

District No 12 was divided into districts Nos 12 and 23 after an April 17 vote at Skull Creek. The superintendent endorsed the split, Earl R Hertz became secretary and I W Cox treasurer of district No 12. New district 23 directors Dallas Morgan Hilda Morgan Barbara Vaughn take office until May 3 with a one year term for officers. The bond issue was not voted upon at the election and a post election meeting will set the yearly school policy.

Skull Creek Earl R. Hertz I. W. Cox Arthur Baxter Dallas Morgan Hilda Morgan Barbara Vaughn

Cubs Pack Night Friday Evening

Friday night April 30 cub pack night for Cub Scout dens. Den mothers Mrs. Larry Hoggatt Mrs. Al Schuckers and Mrs. Forrest Lopez urge parents to attend and support the youngsters work. Meetings begin at 7 30 p m with displays of the boys work.

Larry Hoggatt al Schuckers Forrest Lopez

Army Engineers To Begin Work On White River

The Army will spend 50000 dollars on flood control near the Bonanza Bridge in eastern Uintah County Utah. Work includes rebuilding Evacuation Creek and White River bridges and straightening channels. Congressmen Granger says the project hinges on Utah or local agency maintenance and right of way prior to completion to protect national defense needs tied to gilsonite regions.

White River Bonanza Bridge Vernal Express Walter K. Granger Granger Bonanza Uintah County Chief of Army Engineers Evacuation Creek Army Engineers Utah United States

Wonder Drugs Boost Soybean Production Prospects

Aléa Wonder Drugs reports soybeans aiding the mold that yields streptomycin, the rare wonder drug. The nutrient beans may double yield while streptomycin fights infections resistant to penicillin and sulfa drugs and could aid recovery from tuberculosis.

Aléa Wonder Drugs

Vacation Tales and Local Moves Share Oklahoma and Texas

The community notes travelers and guests across Oklahoma and Texas. Cahill family leaves for a two week Oklahoma vacation while Bill Long moves to Shawnee with his parents. Mrs. Fannie Baxter Smith completes an eight week southern tour visiting Hot Springs Albuquerque Corpus Christi and other stops. Stow sisters plan two weeks in Salt Lake City and Phoenix. Local church holds services in the Baxter School building and several Craig visitors are noted among Artesians and Vernal residents.

C. H. Cahill Wileys Resort Oklahoma Bill Long Rangely High School Shawnee Fannie Baxter Smith Hot Springs New Mexico Wiley Baucum Honolulu Brownville Port Isabell McAllen Texas J. Kuhlman Lanar Russell Nacona Corpus Christi Amarilla Vernal Smith Wm. Stow Maggie- Stow Salt Lake City Phoenix Arizonia Fannie Craig Baxter School Rebecca Sorenson Doll Sorrell Mildred Story Ln Craig Ted Sellars Jack Grafton Et Artesians Chick Murano Adair Brimhall Eunice Baxter Smith J.L. Keppler

Balsing Better Cherries Boosts West Virginia Industry

The cherry industry in Jefferson and Berkeley counties reaches about 3000 tons. A West Virginia experiment station study credits mixed copper sprays and Bordeaux mixtures with saving the industry from ruin by chinch spot. Growers using station guidance in 1845 saw per acre gross sales rise to 1207 dollars next year, while poorly sprayed orchards averaged 504 dollars.

West Virginia Jefferson Berkeley

Catfish Have Pep In Persistent Mud Dwellers

Catfish show remarkable vitality able to live in pond mud when water dries up as long as soil moisture keeps their gills wet. Researchers note these hardy fish survive extended drought by remaining in damp ground until water returns.

Gospel Meetings Continue At Church of Christ Artesia

Evangelistic meetings at the Artesia Schoolhouse run through this week and next with Minister M A Meredith of Denver preaching nightly. An all day meeting is set for Sunday May 2 with a basket lunch at noon and afternoon singing. The outreach follows earlier meetings by Church of Christ evangelists in the oil field and has drawn national publicity.

Artesia M. A. Meredith Denver Bixler Church of Chrast Germany Vernal Salt Lake City Otis Gatewood Church of Christ

Women Missionary Society Plans Clothes Drive Overseas

The Women’s Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church met at Mrs. Morse’s Kerr-McGee Camp home. They voted to launch another clothes drive and asked members to place garments in the church box for repair and shipment overseas. President is Mrs. Glen Merritt.

Womens Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church

Pottery Cooking Saves Fuel and Care Tips

Pottery saves fuel by retaining heat, best with medium low heat and gentle simmer after boiling begins. For sale like new maple baby bed and scales with mattress, contact Mrs. Lester Yoast at Halliburton Camp HR, phone 2424.

Lester Yoast Halliburton Camp

Church Notices at School House Artesia Colorado

Sunday services at the school house in Artesia Colorado include classes at 10 am under the direction of Rev O Neal and worship at 11 am You are invited to attend and join the congregation at the common service.

School House Artesia Colorado O'Neal

Curtis Warren Elected Commander of Legion Post

The Ralph Harris Post of the American Legion held a Monday night meeting at the Jack Grafton home to elect officers. Curtis Warren won the commander’s seat with C. P. Allison as vice commander. Other officers elected included Virgil Hackler post adjutant, J. B Gaz ette finance officer, Fred Lane chaplain, Ed Jares historian, Red Sorrell sergeant at arms, and George MacLeod service officer. The officers will be installed at the next regular meeting on Monday.

Ralph Harris American Legion Jack Grafton Curtis Warren C. P. Allison Virgil Hackler J. B Gazette Fred Lane Ed Jares Red Sorrell George MaclLeod Monay

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Willow Creek OIL Joseph Verdeur New Haven Conn Anna Mae Jares Jimmie Dallas Morgan Mrs. J. Graham Rev. Varner Babel Builders Cubs Army Builders Lumber & Supply John Grunden Portland Ore Margaret FaWon Wolyoke Mass Westover Field Sfass Gronden Vienna Red's Women’s Missionary Society Moffat County Abstract CO Colo Artesa Legion Post Standard Gas and Oils Artesia Garage Ralph Rounsley Imperial Hall The Vernal Gun & Rifle Club
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