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Newspaper

Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1959

Page

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Cemetery Hill Resid ents Moved For Vernal Project

The nine Cemetery Hill residents in Stanaker Draw were moved to a quieter Vernal City Cemetery site by a Salt Lake firm to clear space for a spillway in the Vernal Projects. Early movers include James Gibson the first matron and George W Crouch the first editor of Salt Lake Herald, with descendants still in the area. Typhoid struck in 1900, taking two young Sowards, Ethylene and Orlan, long held in memory as part of family graves. The line of graves includes Leona Adelia Sowards Colton and Nelson G Sowards, with widows Mary Eliza Gibson Sowards and others. the view of resurrection morning may puzzle some until explained.

Memory Lane Stanaker Draw Salt Lake Vernal City Cemetery James Gibson The Hill Salt Lake City Gibson Frst Uiital County George W Crouch Crouch Salt Lake Herald the Tribune Wil Many Mary Adelia Lambert Gibson Sowardy Rep Sowards Lonetree Wye Wye Ethylene Marle Sowards Orlan Leona Adelia Sowards Colton Frincis Sowards Nelson G. Sowards Mary Eliza Gibson Sowards

UHS Band Day Festivities Spotlight May 6 Concert

UHS band members prep for Basin Festival with a May 6 Band Day event at Uintah High School. The program features a concert at the Uintah High School Auditorium and a Main Street march demonstration by five high schools and three junior highs from Uintah and surrounding districts. Proceeds support band uniforms and community projects as American Legion Witbeck Post No 1 outlines annual officer elections and carnival plans for May 12.

Stewart Legion For Toms'munity Maven Vera Main Street 1St West Uin [Tah High Sehoo Tablona Altamont Duchesne Union Uintah

Woolgrowers Auxiliary Announces 1959 Make It With Wool Contest

Mee Kenneth Stringham announces the opening of the 1959 Make It With Wool contest in Uintah Basin for girls ages 13 to 22. Two divisions named junior and senior plus a student sewing division, with prizes and a free booklet. Local entrants in Vernal will compete November 29 with a fashion show and judging.

Woolgrowers Auxiliary Mee Kenneth Stringham Uintah Ashley Valley Woolgrowers Fuxiliary Mra. Steingh Edeneid East Lakd Vernal Mra. Stringham

Ashton’s Hardware Dept Remodeled With Self Service

Ashton Dres Longer hunters expands hardware space from 10 to 20 feet and reshuffles counters to create more floor area for a bigger variety of items. Lynne King, department manager, notes the department will remain open during remodeling and that discontinued items will be sold at bargain prices once work is finished.

Guatamer Guaverpesie Ashton Dres Lynne King

Vernal to Host State Jaycee Convention in May

About 700 reservations already received by the Vernal Junior Chamber of Commerce for the state Jaycee Convention to be held in Vernal May 14 to 18. Co chairs Clift Perry and Dale Slaugh report planning committees for hospitality entertainment advertising and finances as well as parade and meals. Women attendees will have activities including an officers wives tea and a fashion show luncheon.

Vernal Junior Chamber of Commerce Vernal Clift Perry Dale Slaugh Moyasing hiTany Tralph Preece Mick Caldwell Jerry Cross Pat Sullivan Don Brown Ken Facking Leland McNeil Cll Perry Brent Belt¢é

Scout Camporee Opens Friday at Merkley Park

The Uintah Scout District Camporee starts Friday after school at Merkley Park and runs until noon Saturday. Roye Doute and district leaders announce a campfire program, skill contests, and evening games with 106 Boy Scouts and leaders expected. Blue ribbons from last year’s event to Moeser noted.

Roye Doute Uintah Scout United District Merkley Park Larson Caldwell Uintah District Moeser

Ute Dear Dance Set for May 8 at Bear Dance Grounds

County and state officials led a Vermal Vernal discussion on fish and game matters at the Ute Dear Dance held near Randlett in Uintah County.A 1950 progress report noted $34,088 in March and first quarter savings bonds purchases, with plans to expand East Park reservoir and shore up water storage. The gathering, described as the largest outside Salt Lake City, covered juvenile fishing. private hunting preserves. trespass and gun safety laws. and fish stocking plans for Blanaker Newer volr, Flaming Gorge, and other sites, plus an Ashley Canal fishing stream for kids under 13.

Harold Crane Norman Hancock Cliff Greenhalgh Virgle “J. Craney Utah Paul Stringham Roosevelt Fish and Game Commission Harry Higging Wand D. C Pres Tito Blanco Fish and Wildlifte Federation Salt Lake ‘City Jack C. Turner Vernal Rod and Gun Club Burnell Haw Utah Wildlife Federation le Bottomsey Leota Bottom Ashley’ Central Canal State Fish and Game Dept Indian Dept Whiterocks Hatchery Whiterocks Irrigation Co Deradise Park Blanaker Newervolr Flaming Gorge Stewart Lake

Deputy Sheriff Appointed to Replace Resigned Official

Wm V Mon of Maecrer was named deputy sheriff to succeed Carl Staley who recently resigned. The announcement followed a meeting with First Troop 231 Vernal First Free 233 and Ashley Troop as part of ongoing community activities.

Vernal Mr Caldwell Carl Staley Latano

Project Groundbreaking Ceremony Tied to May 14 Date

Vernal Chamber of Commerce reports tentative date of May 14 at 1 30 pm for the Vernal project groundbreaking with Fred G Randall Interior official as mini speaker and other dignitaries including Arthur Vi Watkids Frank E Moss George D Clyde and H Silingham. luncheon planned. Dutch John bridge may open with decking progress and cable work. Roosevelt complaint prompts chamber to press for greater consideration in Indian problem conferences.

Vernal Royal Henderson Vernal Chamber of Commerce Fred G. Randall Secretary of the Interior Arthur Vi Watkids Interior Dept U S Frank E Moss Ucorgs D. Clyde UW. H. Silingham Henry D Moyle Wille K. Ry Miracle Henry Millecam Srr National U Assn L. ¥. Siddoway J. D. Hooker Johrt Reqivsiig Udalls Urthal Roosevelt Bennie Schmiedt

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