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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1953
Page
12
The Uintah Cattle and Horse Association announced its annual Cowboy Roundup to be held August 15 in Vernal. Activities include an 18 pen cattle show at the Uintah County Courthouse lawn, with outstanding individuals recognized in cattle industry classes. A regular business meeting and a social event at the corral are planned as part of the day.
Larry Olpin is transferred to Portland Oregon to serve as administrator and assistant with twelve ten. He has served as secretary of the club since a prior date.
The phrase appears as a garbled OCR fragment referencing a number and political terms. No clear identifier, event, or names are readable to form a valid news item or headline.
Funeral service for the infant daughter of Azure and Ht Washie took place in Randlett, Wyoming. The ceremony, the first of its kind for the family, was conducted by Mission President James E. Bacon and followed by burial in the Randlett Cemetery where the grave was dedicated. Participants included Tay and Claud Allred.
Funeral services for Elizabeth May Mountainlion four month old daughter of Howard and Mountainlion were held in the Ft Duchesne Cemetery after a home prayer offered by Ted Olpin. The infant died July 24 at Roosevelt Hospital of pneumonia. born March 30 1953 at Roosevelt Hospital. Parents listed as Cuch nikent Whiterocks.
Rexall pharmacist EG Molees accepts a new position with Devas Pharmacy et Long He. He and his wife Mable and son John Brian will leave about September 1. Molees has been in Vernal one year, came here after University of Utah. He is a native of Longview.
Mr and Mia Harold Duke and daughter Jandy travel from Vernal to Salt Lake for a ten day visit in July to attend a parade in Salt Lake City.
City officials announce plans to install a sprinkler system across about half to two thirds of City Park east of the swimming pool. City Manager Lelroy Taylor says work will begin with trench digging soon. The park draws tourists and locals, and the project may precede new public restrooms.
George Miller claimed the singles title in a local tennis tournament with a 75 and 10-8 doubles result showing Victor Waite and Ralph Ashton defeating George Waite and Ford Straler Ing ham 63. Goohee tat Soriediel defeated Sowards 6-1 6-1 and Ralph Ashton beat Paul Stringham 8-6 6-1 in others.
Report notes semi finals featuring Paul Stringham George and Mille Miller, with summer events referenced. The item highlights upcoming final rounds and the participants involved.
Babson Park Massachusetts July 30 1953 caution about a potential consumer panic from unemployment and wage growth if Korea peace holds but sees many benefiting from war production. Notes a large pool of installment driven goods and warns debt should be avoided while national output remains strong and military spending stable.
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