Oil News Briefs From Uintah County Utah Wells and Tests
Oil activity across Uintah and Duchesne counties includes Gulf Oil Brennan Bottoms No 1 wildcat testing Green River shale, Standard Oil Red Wash units 25 and 26 drilling Wasatch formation, Government Cities Service locations, Sunray and Uteh Oil Co projects, and planned test to Wasatch Mesa Verde south of Willow Creek with a Weber formation evaluation. Strong entities include Gulf Oil Corp Standard Oil Co of California Sunray Oil Co Government Cities Service Oil Co Uinta and Duchesne counties Wasatch Wasatch-Mesa Verde formations and Willow Creek area with multiple drilling directives and road prep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tad Watch
California Company
CSW
Red Wash
Uintah County
Firewater Canyon
el Paso Natural Gas Co
SE SE
Wasatch
Brennan Bottoms
Gulf Oil Corp
Brennan
Ftoma
Greenriver
O11 Co
Calif
Ulatan
Calify
Uintah
Standard Okt Co
Uteh Corporation
Sunray OU Go
Uteh
Uiiteh
Wasatch-Mesa Verde
Willow Creek
Aron
Bignal
Ulntah Basin
Ashley’ Valley
Ulntah
Weber
Greag Egramid Oil Co
Salt Lake City
Byner Nielson
Carter of Co
Duchesne County
Royal
Government Cities Service Oil Co
Brush Creek
Weber Formation
Bull Roads
New World
New World City Ltd
Altovation
Calendar of Events August Youth Activities and Meetings
Calendar entries list events from August including Active Day on the 22nd Youth conference on the 23rd Golt Finns on the 24th American Legion events on the 28th Klwanis officers meeting on the 27th Back to School Days on the 29th Goodrich Return and a Priesthood meeting on the 30th and football practice beginning on the 31st.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oy Iseline
Golt Finns
American Legion
Lor Klwanis
Blake
Goodrich Reuntor
Sinke Priesthood
Paul Morris Dies In Tanker Crash
Paul Eugene Morris, 36, of North Salt Lake was killed when an oil tanker ran away, left the road, struck a boulder and overturned on a canyon road near Laketown in Rich County. A fellow driver, Herbert Groskrentz, 35, of Tooele County, was injured. authorities could not determine who was driving. They were hauling 8,000 gallons of diesel for Western States Company down a ravine hill on Utah Highway Laketown Canyon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pau
Eugene Morris
Boun- Afps
Laketown
Rich County
Mr. Morris
Jay Morris
Verspal
Salt Lake City
Paul
Morris
Vernal
Herbert Groskrentz
Stockton
Tooele County
Utah Highway
Laketown Canyon
Western States Company of
North Salt Lake
Slaugh Brothers Open Self Service Garage
Ivan and Henry Sloughs open a self service garage in Salt Lake City offering rent of the latest tools and equipment for amateur work. A mechanic is on duty to provide advice, with cleaning and elivery services available. The garage is at 134 Herbert Street with Mervin as manager and Vernal links noted in the background.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan
Henry Slough
Richard Slough
Ardent Vernal
Salt Lake
van Hag
Maeser
Mervin
Paint Ater Company
Yan
Bickeratatt Brolorompany
Snyder
Texas
Beffore
Texan
Dallas
Slan
Vernal
Empire Club and Golf Club Aid Vernal Girl Scouts
The Vernal Girl Scouts receive a $100 donation from the Empire Club and Golf Club to fund equipment and activities for the coming year. The funds will support camping trips and program costs for the small troop not attached to a council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire Club
Golf Club
Girl Scouts
Vernal Empire Club
Girl Scouts of Vernal
Us & Pleasane
Bcou Derren
Uintah County Nurses Submit 1932 Public Health Report
Uintah County public health nurses report 1932 activity including 208 communicable disease cases with Scarlet fever 50 measles 28 whooping cough 28 chicken pox 28 grumps 19 and upper respiratory infection AB. They assisted tuberculosis control by home isolation contact examination and health education. They admitted 379 nursing service patients and conducted 806 field and office visits and 100 x rays. They performed hearing tests for grade school students using a Maico audiometer purchased for Uintah schools, with clinics in Vernal at Central School in December. They supervised expectant mothers upon physician request. Fifty-two crippled children were admitted to nursing service and 1293 visited at home or office. Unclassified service totaled 563 field visits 718 office visits and 25 audiometer tests. Social activities included club classes at the encampment and home nursing classes at Uintah and Union high schools, plus two visits by the Red Cross Mobile Blood Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah County
Uintah School
Pats
Rameo
Helen Stevens
Alta Rust
Uintah
Union
Hed Cross Mobile Blood Bank
High School Building Begin in Spring Plan Approved
In Vernal Utah the school district moves to bond for construction of a new high school. Voters approved a $1,000,000 issue to cover the build and equipment with special election set to fund the project.
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Gallo
Vernal al Ta
Forthe
Winstah
Civic Chubs Meet Officials to Discuss 1953 Forum
The Associated Civic Chubs plan a meeting at Loa Dan vhosta in 1953 with executives and state officials including Dave Whittenburg Perry Egan J Campbell and A Ponta. Wayne Chub presides as James W Lancaster officiates. A Lions Club hosted National monument event is planned for the next morning at 4:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sauteern
Tah
Loa
Dan
Will Leone
Ton
Thane
Dave Whittenburg
Rood Comanisalon
Perry Egan
Perry Egan, Chairdon Jann Fish and Game Coonmissy
J Campbell
Csuaty Gomrtenientey
Ponta
U.S. Forest Service
Royal Harwood
Painees Ee
Wayne Chub
James W. Lancaster
Iento Carr
Lions Chub
Cutshaw Family Returns From Vacation Visit
Mr and Mrs Leo Cutshaw returned home from a vacation to Hutchinson Kansas. They visited Cushaw's parents Mr and Nita O Nea l in Wichita and spent a day with Mrs Ella Cutshaw, Leo's mother, in Hutchinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Cutshaw
Dea
Hutchinson
Kensagener
Cushaw
Nita
O'Neal
Wichita
Cutsaw
Ella Cutshaw
Desert Magazine to Feature Dinosaur National Monument
Randall Henderson, editor of Desert Magazine, said a feature on Dinosaur National Monument is planned for the November or December issue. Henderson camped at Echo Park and met with Jess Lombard at the monument headquarters, then prepared to move on to Grand Junction. The issue, published in Desert California, aims at travel readers across the five southwestern states and will cover the Colorado Storage Project and boat trips by Bus Hatch and his passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desert Magazine
Dinosaur National Monument
Randall Henderson
Henderson
Echo Park
Jess Lombard
Grand Junction
Desert Magazines
Desert
California
Colorado
Hatch
Monument
Utah Traffic Survey Shows Encouraging 1953 Trend
A Utah Safety Council report notes half-year 1953 traffic data with 92 fatalities and 82 fatal accidents, indicating improvement over 1952 for the same period. Projections suggest year-end fatalities near 205 to 230 with an economic loss around 9 million dollars for early 1953.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Tase
Safety Council
Paretin
Limis
Sinclair drills shale oil wells in secret action reported
The report describes experiments on shale and bitumen deposits near Vernal and the potential to apply steam-assisted methods to Green River and Wasatch formations. It notes high recovery percentages in some tests, mentions Bureau of Mines research, and lists local residents visiting Vernal over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinclair
Deboalta
Vernal
Green ‘River
Wasatch
Sindizir
Department of Courage
Robert W. Bemicks
Tribune Businesty Aviniter
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Paul Morris
Slaugh Brothers
Margaret
Princ Vest
Romanon
Peter Townend
Mambleton
Studebaker
Orea
Utah Motor CO
North
Associated
Saya
H&l
Ponting
Aig Sdove
Sigbeel
Willys
Vernal Motor Sales
Buick & Willys Agency
Vernal Ay
Vernal Avo
ST rQueset
G. Ernest Bourne
Utah Safety Council
O.P.S
Murjene New
Halver Peache
Campbell's Tomato Soup
Sun Valley
ST Tekmendeth
Lemons
Liz
Roo Delivery
Veal
Skaggs
Charles Preece
Mt. Pleasant
Mtr
Earl Swain
Mfr
Earl Preees
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