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Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1955

Page

9

Legal Notices Notice to Water Users and Bids in Vernal Utah

Notice to water users Elmer A Gigges Rote Net Vernal Utah filed with the State Engineer Application 26R4N to divert 1200 feet of water from Lik erush Creek for copper lead silver and zinc milling May 18 to December 16 1955 with 10 feet returned. Protests must be sworn and filed by June 18 1955. Also bids for culinary water extension materials in Vernal Utah due May 4 1955 with bid openings and city council acceptance conditions. Probate and guardianship notices request creditors file claims by August 8 1955 for Frank B Huber LeRoy Taylor Eleanor Allen Hall and J B Prince estates with executors named.

Elmer Utah Likerush Creek Ulile Rae State Capitol Salt Lake City Vernal City Vernal Cly Clair Hales City Recorder Frank B Uuber Coilton and Hammond Uintah State Bank Andeth Nielson Huber Frank E Huber LeRoy Taylor Celton and Hammond Ralph H Taylor Eleanor Allen E. R. Lawrence Cooper Karl A. Allen

First Anglo Saxon School Opened In West Salt Lake City

The article describes the early Anglo-Saxon school in Salt Lake City near the Old Fort, with Miss Mary Jane Dilworth as the first teacher aged seventeen. It details the school’s improvised camp desk, a 30 by 40 foot room, and its first classes starting November 1847 in a tent with teaching continuing through February 1849.

Mary Jane Dilworth F. A. Hamnons San Juan Rehay America Old Fort Utah Onver B Huntington

Mrs. Thompson Returns Home From California Trip

Caroline Thompson returns home after visiting her children in California Las Vegas and Salt Lake City plus Neola. Numerous relatives and friends visited and hosted gatherings across Vernal Neola and nearby towns.

Caroline Thompson California Las Vegas Salt Lake City Neola Johnny Saunders Salt Lake Mrs. Thompson

Jolly Stitchers Meeting Held Last Thursday

Mrs Dan Batty hosted the Jolly Stitchers sewing club at her home with a dessert luncheon. Next meeting set for May 19 at Mrs Martin Curtis’s home. Edna McKeadhnie visited Salt Lake with daughter Edith Hunting and family. Mrs Hunting returned to Vernal Tuesday. Ernest Johnson traveled to Salt Lake City for the LDS Childrens Hospital trip. Ferren Simpet ill with rheumatic fever. taken to Salt Lake last week. John Liebhardt, Michael and Ralph Hatch left for Riverside, California. visited St George where Liebhardt attended Deseret News employees convention. Bud Richens and Vernon went to Ogden. Vernon received medical aid. Ward teaching districts 3 and 22 led Sunday services with speakers Garth Batty and Edward Aycock. A vocal duet by Vonda Lee Curtis and Eunice Stone with Mariam Brimhall on piano. fireside in Relief Society room followed with speakers Norman Fletcher and E. J. S. Jones. Merlin Johnson and Douglas Hall performed a piano and guitar duet. Refreshments served. LaMond Talts and Faye attended Lapoint meeting Sunday evening.

Morgan Glines Orem Rulon Rasmussen Kay Winn Lovina Smith Velleen Steamboat Springs Albert Nortons Vernal Sarah Norton John Daniels Norman LaRose Lef Altonah Phyllis Bigelow Dora Mase von Eugene Neilsen PTA Christensen Eller Mr. Clemment Charley Bigelow Claud Garringers Salt Lake Roy Taylors Bridgeland Gilbert Andersons Grant Elmars Neola Pearl Woolley Ronnie Horrocks Rodney Horrocks Willow Creek Ray Sprouses Ouray Mae Sprouse Golden Winns Peter Forakis Salt Lake City Afton Lyle Perry Dragerton Orvel Hullinger Kenneth Hartle Reed Ross Floyd Dan Batty John Liebhardts Michael Ralph Hatch Riverside Cal St. George Liebhardt Deseret News Bud Richens Vernon Ogden

Community notes from Vernal area reveal births marriages and openings

April 1935 items show a new beauty shop opening run by Mrs Mable Winward linked to Carol Jean Shoppe, local road improvements by State Road Commission, Uintah High Band at Provo contest, several births to Clark Sundquist Atwood Richardson families, marriages including McKenna Hovey Gleaton Nielsen Chandler Wahlquist, business updates at Elk Springs and City Bakery, and county fee totals and service station improvements.

Uower Mable Winward State Road Commission Vernal Steinaker Draw Lapoint Maeser High Line Canal Uintah High School Lloyd Winn Provo Ned Clark Willow Creek Leland McKenna Mildred Hovey Craig Elk Springs Emil Sundquist Ralph Southam Nelle Josephine Atwood Jack Gleaton Roosevelt Mott Wm. Morrison Archie Richardson Fred Atwood Stella Chandler James Nielson C. F. Wahlquist Ashton George Hatch John Mead City

Ashley National Forest News Activities On The Forest

Ashley National Forest reports ongoing efforts to improve fire distribution with a dozen G man fire tool boxes built at the Vernal warehouse led by Max Rasmussen and Milton Wilson. Winter construction at Vernal warehouse is done under Ward Evans to house motor patrol and tractor. Rangers join state wardens and locals to study winter deer range in Uintah Duchesne counties. Timber appraisal and sale prep advance for spring brisk timber sales. Two large bridges planned this spring on the forest: Big Brush Creek on Iron Springs road and Lake Fork River near Altona.

Ashley National Forest Vernal Max Rasmussen Milton Wilson Tle Ward Evans Uintah Duchesne Cuming Big Brush Creek Iron Springs Lake Fork River Altonah Utah

Farm wagon shipments and local motoring interest rise

Junction and Salt Lake City this week report the third carload arrival of wagons and other farm machinery for C. W. Showalter. Three carloads annually indicates growing business. Henry Ruple bought a new Ford from Sum mer and Pope and enjoys driving. James Freeman plans to shoot Green River gorge this fall and already has four offers to join.

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