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Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1936

Page

5

Vernal CCC News and Site Selected for Spike Camp

Vernal CCC selects Captain A B Woolums and Superintendent George Hick for a spike camp site near Ryton, 15 miles southwest, with immediate work starting. Thirty five men to build and possibly poison weed eradicatio n. Book Cliff spike camp members returned to Vernal and will resume spring development next Saturday. Clarence J Sharpless leaves for Ohio after 30 months with Company 1507. Richard Rhyder also heads to Ohio. Chaplain Theodore Curtis and D Hughes visit, offering inspirational talks and songs. Mrs A B Woodlums returns home to Pamons, Gallf.CCC band The Powder Wash Rangers win first prize at Vogue Theater, to perform at UBIC midweek. Camp rest days Thurs and Fri, makeups on Sat, and next Sat. Trenchmouth cases are treated in infirmary. five cases reported earlier. George Massey provides barnyard manure for seed beds. Wasatch Forest Service donates lawn seed. Company 1507 diamond crew wins at Roosevelt with strong pitching. CCC 8, Roosevelt 3. Softball tie with Penney’s ends 7–7. Nate inspects camp, finds it in excellent condition.

A. B. Woolums George Hick Ip For & Spikn Wellsaw Ryton

Don Irvin and His NBC Orchestra to Tour This Month

Don Irvin and His NBC Orchestra plan an engagement tour starting August 23 from Vernal, Utah. The itinerary includes Mitchell Nebraska August 28, Jutesburg Colorado August 28, Lar amie Wyoming September 1 and 2, Steamboat Springs September 4, plus NBC broadcasts from Lincoln or Omaha on August 25 and North Platte August 27. They will perform in St Joseph Missouri and return to Vernal for the Vernal Rodeo September 6 to 12, with later dates in Salt Lake City and Denver late October. A KSL bid is being considered, and the band will join the American Federation of Musicians. New member Earl Goodrich joins as vocalist and guitarist, with a trio of Good Yeh, Newell Behunin, and Herman Bingham. All gear is freshly painted and current dance music performed.

Don Irwin NBC Vernal Mitchell Nebraska American Legion Jutesburg Colo Laramie Wyo Steamboat Springs Lincoln Omaha Neb North Platte St. Joseph Salt Lake Logan Helper Ogden Will Irwin Denver KSL UBSC Naples Doc American Federation of Musicians Earl Goodrich Earl Good- Yeh Newell Behunin Herman Bingham

Alexander Confectionery and Trailways Depot Moves on Highway

The Alexander Confectionery and Trailways depot for Salt Lake Denver Pacific Trailways bus fleet relocated to the J. W. Pope garage on East Main Street this week. The remodeled building now houses a cafe connected to the fountain and will later add cart service. Manager Ralph G. Alexander notes the new site improves highway access and capacity for more customers.

Alexander Denver-Paciffc Trailways J. W. Pope East Main Ralph G. Alexander

Virginia Finds Unutilized Wood Load up to 9 Train Miles

Virginia discovers that vast unutilized timber could fill a freight train nearly nine miles long. The finding highlights potential gains in state rail logistics and timber processing capacity.

Virginia

Junior Recreational Project Starts in Uintah County

The Uintah school board advances a county wide junior recreation plan to offer supervised activities across communities. The county recreational committee includes L G Noble chair N S Sowards Muriel S Wallis Floyd C Noel Lucy Rackhaw John S Milburn and Elwood A Gee. Junior leaders named Maeser Shirley Price Jensen Mrs Jessie Wall South Vernal James Abplanalp Glines Ila Duke. First phase expected to finish by Saturday.

Uintah L. G. Noble N. S. Sowards Muriel S. Wallis Floyd C. Noel Lucy Rackhaw John S. Milburn Elwood A. Gee

Serious Injury to Jensen Mother and Son Friday

Mrs. W. F. Billings of Jensen and her son Jor Weiland, 14, were seriously injured Friday when a Tunawey team pulling a hay wagon bolted at the Billings home on Ashley Creek. The team dragged them, Mrs. Billings suffering broken ribs and scalp lacerations, while Jor Weiland sustained scalp injuries but no skull fracture. They were brought to Valley hospital, then taken home Saturday in improving condition.

W. F. Billings Jensen and Son Jor Welland Billings Jon Warren F. Biings Ashley Creek

New LDS Seminary Building in Duchesne

The foundation of a frame constructed seminary with a stucco finish has started in Duchesne, near the new high school. Costing about 83000, the project is led by Bernard Liddel with supervision by Geo. Wilcken and instruction by Golden Berrett, a BYU graduate and returned missionary, while local LDS ward members provide most labor.

Duchesne Golden Berrett BYU Galt Lake City Bernard Liddel Geo. Wilcken

Birthday Gatherings and Local News at Bennett and Vernal

Miss Eva Price, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Price of Bennett, has returned home after six weeks with her uncle Ab Price. Mrs. George Wilson hosted a birthday dinner for her husband’s seventy fifth birthday. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Carl Tenney and family and Winfred and Debye Bingham of Vernal. Max Wilson remains in good health and well wished by friends. George Bowden, a recent temporary worker at Wallace Siddeway’s sheep camp, visits home briefly. Floyd Bingham returns from a week in Salt Lake.

POA Seiten Eva Price Joe Price Bennett Ab Price George Wilson Carl Tenney Damily Winfred Debye Bingham Vernal Max. Wilson George Bowden Wallace Siddeway Floyd Bingham Salt Lake

Community Notes From Ward Meeting And Visits

A local ward welcomed Mr and Mrs Howerd Fis and family who moved in last week after touring mines near Myton and visiting Muneser school. Several members and daughters attended, including Mrs Archie Johnson and daughter Lora, Mrs Wm Pearce Jr and daughter Nelta, and others. The Daughters of the Pioneers held a picnic meeting at Scout Park with readings, jokes, and a luncheon for about 18. Additional items report Mrs J beta returning from Yellowstone and California, R H Scawe visiting from California, Beawell family planning a Grand Junction trip, and a sick child of Mr and Mrs Wolfelts. Mrs Bennet Bussey and daughter visited from San Bernardino en route home from Detroit.

Archie Johnson Lora Wm. Pearce, Jr Nelta Wm. McCurdy Nial Argyle Roper Eleanor Myron Th. Perry Dorothy Myrtle Erekson Helen Erekson Johnson Mary Potter Tica Holfeltz l Yellowstone Park California Daughters of the Pioneers Jbeta Scout Park B. Simper Wm. S. Pearce, Jr Delores Burke Tom McKenchnile R. H. Scawe Crawley Calif Emma Johnson Beawell Grand Junction Cola Vernal

Were Roe GLINES Naat Coobeay Last Fyesday party at Crystal Baths

A group of young married people held a swimming party at Crystal Baths last Friday evening before driving to Preece pasture for a chicken supper. Guests included many local couples and relatives. the gathering followed a school related sea gull embroidery gift project by the Primary class mothers.

Crystal Baths Preece Pasture Martin Fletcher Tom McKeachnie Ernest M. Johnson Lawrence Wardle B. Simper Lloyd Glines Stephen Perry Martin W. Curtis Lowell Wardle Arnold Perry Don Evexson American Fork Salt Lake City Borls Norrocks Park City Exniest Johnson Ward Chapel Lawn Nial McCurdy Dorothy 2 Perry Nella Pearce Eleanor Roper

Outing Guests Visit and Bigelow Family News

Mr and Mrs Exwell attended the stake mutual outing at McKee Draw last Friday evening. Mrs Vira Bigelow visited from Lapoint on Saturday with her sister Mrs Bennet Dus Bey. California visitors included Mr and Mrs Kent Hancock and son who recently left for Spanish Fork. They occupied part of the Blyelow house while Mr Hancock worked on the road. A family gathering for Mrs Dydia Grandma Jenking reported two newborn great grandchildren, bringing the total to over one hundred. Mrs Jenkins also has 70 grandchildren.

Exwell Johnson Mckee Draw Vira Bigelow Lapoint Bennet Dus Bey California Kent Hancock and Spanish Fork Blyelow House Jenking Jenkins

Road Work Near Fietcher's Corner to Vernal

Crews of men are busy with trucks and other equipment oil ing and graveling the road from Fietcher's corner to Vernal.

Yrand Fietcher’s Corner Vernal

Community Church Services Announced in Craty

Church services set for ten oclock with Rev A C Best of Craty Colo delivering the sermon. Services will be discontinued for the remainder of August.

A C. Best Leat Congregational Craty Colo Ser Nh

Also Mentioned on This Page

Vernal C.C.C. News Book Cliffs Book Cliff Baturdey Clarence J. Sharpless Company 1507 Ohio Richard Rhyder Division of Grazing Office Sharpeless Snyder Theodore Curtis D. Hughes Vogue Theater CCC Powder Wash Rangers UBIC Woalums Supt. Hicks Trenchmouth George Massey Gerz Wasatch National Forest Nowa Roosevelt Roosevelt Weir Hert Waller Wiscombe Denis Robertson Hale Sinkovitz Cable Collett Nate Charles R. Nate Don Irvin Alexander Confectionery Trailways United States Glenmore Distilleries Co Locisville Owensboro Daye Jensen OMICA Chevrolet Chevrolet Motorcom Chevrolet Aruckal Dethoit Michigan General Motors LDS Seminary Seinen Pele MA Eser Mere Ee “Community Church Sterling Transportation CO Uintah Basin Provo Eastern Utah Transportation Company Uintahasin Avery Slater Utah Is Refining CO Tlundeeds Utah Idaho Astbulers Atlas Tires
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