Vernal Guard Unit in Big Sham Battle
Lieutenant General John L DeWitt said training here aims to teach lessons of actual warfare with near combat conditions. He noted 15 per cent of 40,000 men are present and eight four motor bombers and two pursuit planes will base at McChord Field. Local guard Co B Ich Erginters earned a silver cup for perfect attendance as drills and athletic events continue at the Washington encampment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Ferty
South
McChord Field
Tacoma
Hamilton Field
Cal
Dewitt
Sam Tufaro
Sammy D Hatch
Golden Grove
Reno
Heattle
Vernal
Hugh W
Vernal Pioneer Louis Kabell Sr Dies in Ogden
Louis Kabell Sr 88 longtime Vernal area pioneer died Sunday at his Ogden home from infirmities of age. Born June 22 1852 in St Louis Missouri he worked in Colorado towns Denver and Boulder before moving to Texas and later Utah. He settled Ashley Valley near Vernal in 1878, raised cattle and wool, helped locate the Dyer copper mine, and contributed to reclamation and irrigation projects. Survived by his wife Sarah Adelia Johnson Kabell a son Lewis Rabel Jr of Evanston and a daughter Mrs O E Benham of Carson City Nevada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Kabel
Ogden
Mr Kabel
St Louis
Louis Joebel
Pueblo Cola
Denver
Boulder Cola
Texan
Fort Bridger Wye
Ban Lats Valley
Cola
Ashley Villey
Vernal
Dyer
Brush Creek
Astley Valley
Carter
Union Pacific
Hampton Wyo
Barah Adelia Johnson
Lews Rabel Jr
Evanston Wye
O E Benham
Oerson City
Ney
Annual Fiesta Opens Aug 16 At Kamas Utah
Kamas Firata committee co chairs Isaac Smith and Ward Blazzard announce the Kamas Valley Fiesta from August 16 to 18 with a children parade, dances, big parade at 10am, open air pavilion, sunrise services, Lions breakfast, and Show of Shows entertainment including trapeze, tight rope, high divers, clowns and fireworks at city park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kamas
Utah
Isaac Smith
Ward Blazzard
Kamas Firata Committee
Kamas Valley
Mirror Lake
Work Reaches Second Floor Central School
Work on the second floor of Vernal county’s Central School will commence this week as part of a major cement project. The first floor is complete and about one third of the building is finished. A crew of 26, led by M Campbell and HF De Jong, is on site with 250000 select bricks planned. The project uses Econocrete forms leased from Salt Lake, and includes extensive underground and fireproofing features. Mrs. Charles Pierabend of Kansas City plans a San Francisco trip before longer stay in Vernal.
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Uin Lal
Bus Huteh
Hatch
Manford R! Campbell
HF de Jong
Simeyed
Econocrete Company
Salt Lake
Utah
Charles Pierabend
Kansas City
Newton Bros
San Francisco
Vernal
Ashley Forest Fire Reaches New Season High
Ashley National Forest records a 27th forest fire this season after a two acre blaze on Loco Creek near Burlingtonville. Under Ranger Glory A Lambert, 25 enrollees fought the fire, likely lightning inspired, in a dense timber area. Fire season peaks as campfires and smoking cause most man made blazes. Supervisor A L Taylor urges extreme care by all forest visitors.
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Ashley National Forest
Ashley Forest
Loco Creek
Bur Lonville
Red Springs
Glory
Lambert
Ashley Forests
A L Taylor
Deadline Set for Vote Registration in Primary Uintah County
Uintah County voters face a final chance to register before the primary on Sept F j, with last-minute eligibility checks by County Clerk F L Noel. Registration closes Sept 3 for those on the lists, and additional dates follow for run-off and general elections, including Sept 16 17 and Oct 8 15 29 30. Eligibility requires US citizenship for 80 days, state residency for one year, county residency four months, and precinct residency 60 days before the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah County
Noel
United States
Henderson Sells Cabins and Plans Retirement
W S Henderson sold the upper Uintah camp cabins to W R Hazelbush of Wiltow Creek, ending a long era of operation since 1903. Born in London in 1878, he built and ran cabins, started ventures from a trading post to hotels, helped found the Congregational Church at Vernal, and aided Cox Academy. He served as Lions Club vice president and later president, with a long record in local business and education before plans to retire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W & Henderson
Mr Henderson
London
England
United States
Qrimey
Duchesne Bridge
Myton
Calvert
Calvert and Waugh
Gipson
J M Babcock
Congregational Church
Vernal
Odd Fellows Hall
Henderson
Wicox Academy
High Line Canal
2056 Visitors Stop at Dinosaur in July
According to K I Hix about 2056 people visited Dinosaur National Monument in July. Most came from Tuinola Osafornia and Ohio with 46 states represented. Notables include HL I Werganer Interior Department and several university and institute representatives from San Francisco Carnegie Detroit Columbia Moody.
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K. I. Hix
Dinosaur National Monument
Utah
Tuinola
Osafornia
Ohio
Hawaii
South Africa
Peru
HL. I. Werganer
Department of the Interior
Washington
George M Haley
University of San Francisco
John Clark
Carnegie Institute
Pittsburgh Pa
Raner Zanger
University of Detroit
L. W Taylor
The
U & Fish and Wild Life Burney
Herbert Arnold
Columbia University
New York City
Rey
L Bischott
Moody Insti Uate
Chicago
Roosevelt and Uintah Stake Relief Societies Convene Sunday
Roosevelt and Uintah stake Relief Societies will meet jointly for a convention on Sunday August 25 at the Uintah stake tabernacle. Members of the general board from Salt Lake will be principal speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt and
Uintah Stake Relief Societies
Uintah Stake
Balt Lake
Moon Lake hosts Uintah Basin encampment August 21 22 373
Uintah Basin encampment at Moon Lake in eastern Utah chosen as three day substitute for the Uintah Basin Industrial Convention to address agriculture methods and community issues. Roosevelt hosts committee lists Willard Day as chair with 38 communities assisting. Activities include a nature hike timber study and sessions with Dr George Stewart Miss Myrtle Davidson and others.
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Moon Lake
Utah
Uintah Basin
Fort Duchesne
Uintah and Duchesne County
Moon ‘Lake
Ronnald Wiscombe
Roosevelt Junior Chamber of Commerce
Willard Day
Roosevelt
H. Stringham
Ralph Ladle
Jan
J Whitney Floyd
George Stewart
Ogden Regional Forest
Myrtle Davidson
Efe Barrows
Carl Prischknecht
Lyman H Rich
O J Wheatley
Dilworth Walker
George T Blanch
H Baith
George D Clyde
UBAC
Logan
Marly Visera
Clyde
Ernest McKay
State Parm Bureau
Graham
Selvor Jeane
Department of Agriculture
Miss Davidson
Wheetley
Walker
Funeral for Harold A Palmer held in Lapoint ward chapel
Impressive funeral services were conducted in Lapoint ward chapel on Friday at 11:00 a.m. for Harold Arthur Palmer born June 20 1901 in Pee Utah who died of a heart ailment at home. Bishop Jerry Harris presided with speakers J Wallace Johnson and Archie Johnson of Vernal Uriah Mowrey offered the invocation and Mason Lyman gave the benediction. Burial followed in Roosevelt cemetery. Palmer leaves a wife Orphal Swain and son Deloy, his parents, and many siblings. Distinctive readings and choir selections highlighted the service.
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Lapoint
Lapoint Ward
Harold A. Palmer
of He Acene
Coasiellin Maeser
Jerry Harris
Barbara Rasmussen
Eva Hatch
Leslie Thacker
J Wallace Johnson
Archie Johnson
Vernor
Emma Wilkins Palmer
Orphal Swain
Deloy
George Lamar
Lawrences
Wael Ore
Port Hall
Heber Charles
Vexnal
Alden
Pocatello
June Allred
Ft Hall
Iva Mae Btoll
Montana
Lawrence
Registration at Central School Set for August 30
Principal John Stagg announced registration for Central School on Friday August 30 from 8 to 11 am to prevent room assignment confusion. Each child will have a card on the door with their teaching assignment. twelve teachers compose the faculty with first through sixth grade teachers named.
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John Stagg
Mao Probst
Alice Larsen
Stella Bampson
Amelia Manker
Alta G@ Wardle Allren Condie
Irags White
Edny Collett
Pearl Shaffer
Arthur Manwaring
John Stage
Blaine Lee
Volunteer Fire Fighter Killed Near Rock Creek
Volunteer firefighter Van West of Mountain Home was killed near Rock Creek while helping to battle a forest fire in Miners Gulch. A large rock loosened by brush burning rolled down a hillside and struck him on the head, ending his life almost instantly. The blaze began likely from a lightning strike, covered about seven acres by 6 pm, and was under control by Monday.
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West
Fof Mountain Home
Vas
Miners Gulch
Rock Creek
Tabiona
JE Gurr
Wasatch National Forest
Mr West
Bronday
Softball League Dance Night at Imperial Pavilion
Softball league members and partners plan a Friday night dance at the Imperial Pavilion to raise funds for lighting equipment at the local diamond. Tickets exceed 100, with music by the Nite Hawk Serenaders and both inside and outside dancing anticipated.
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Imperial Pavilion
Hawk Serenaders
Lions Club Outing At Utah Power Plant Grounds
The Verna Lions club hosted an outdoor luncheon at Utah Power and Light hydro plant Wednesday. Over 30 members joined a softball game, lunch by Fountain Cafe, guitar music by Mel Tantes, brief talks by L G Noble and others, and a dance invitation for Friday. The event was led by president WDB Wallis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verna Lions Club
Utah Power & Light Company
Wales
Fountain Cafe
Cafeevera
Lido Frank Abplanal
Mel Tantes Lineman
Power Company
L G Noble
W . Henderson
A. LD Resinsee
Hy "Hekete
Imperis
Wdb Wallis
Uintah Farm Loan Directors to Visit Berkeley
Peter A. Erickson a prominent rancher and director will lead Uintah National Farm Loan Association officials on a trip to Berkeley California. They will attend an educational conference of all national groups later this week with A T Johnson serving as secretary treasurer.
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Bix Uintah Farm Loan
Berkeley
Calif
Peter A. Erickson
Uintah National Farm Loan Associa
Bert
A T Johnson
Tre. Heures
Eat More Lamb Week Set for Bert 28 to Oct 5
Utahs Eat More Lamb Week runs Sept 28 to Oct 5 under Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce Livestock Committee. The event promotes lamb consumption, highlighting Utahs vital lamb crop with nationwide publicity planned and an intensive promotional program.
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Utah
Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce
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Vernal Guard
Big Sham
Washington Camp
Yelm
John L DeWitt
Fourth Army
Louis Kabell Sr
Ashley
New High
Margaret Rdse
King George
Elizabeth
W. S. Henderson
Windsor
Wally
Nassau
Bahama Dands
Duke and Duchess of Windsor
Dinosaur
Roosevelt and Uintah Stake Relief Societies
UBSC
Roosevelt Wll
Dry Fork
C.C.C
Ask By
Lapoint Chapel
Harold Palmer
Taylor
CSO
Dry Fork Canyon
Ecenld
Baldy Foltont
Dry Fork Oa
Pla
Martin Mudeen
James R. Kennard
Kaensaa City
Frank J Kenard
Central School
Lions Club
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