Vernal Man Named Outstanding Student at Utah State College
Vernal resident Grant H Calder selected as an outstanding student at Utah State Agricultural College. Editor H Fertus Randall notes the honor, part of Who's Who among Students in American Universities and Colleges. Calder, born August 1 1909, is a Uintah High School graduate and active in multiple clubs and fraternities. He plans MBA studies after summer work at Calder Brothers Creamery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah State U. College
H Fertus Randall
Col- Ween
Alabama
Grant H. Calder
Vernal
Utah State Agricultural College
Randall
United States
Canada
Mr. Calder
Gix] Mra
GB Calder
Uintah High School
USA
Sigma Chi
Agora Club
Blue Key
Alpha Kappa Psi
Alpha Sigma Nu
Delta Phi
Calder
Buzser
Calder Brothers Creamery
Btanford
Harvard University
Plans for Utah Lamb Week September observance
The Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce livestock committee discussed a state wide observance named Utah Lamb Week from September 7 to 14 with sponsorship by the Utah State Woolgrowers Association and local groups. Lamb promotion would appear in cafes restaurants hotels dining cars and displays to boost consumption while highlighting the industry’s 1930 impact and use of local materials. A Ram Sale at the Union Stockyards August 28 and 29 was also endorsed with a committee to assist visitor entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Utah
Chamber of Commerce
Utah State Woolgrowers' Association
Orden
Frank P Reynolds
Alt Lake Union
Sanitary Project at U. B. I. C. Praised and Approved
Gov. Henry elects the WPA rural sanitation project for Pennsylvania with a $410000 allotment from Washington. Dr. Jones, state health officials, and the US Public Health Service will direct work in 20 counties, creating up to 425 jobs in month one and rising to 1,600 by month four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry If Bicod
Washington
PD DC
Pres. Roosevelt
State Board of Health
Dr. Jones
US Public Health Service
C M Everetts
Public Health
Serice
Jones
FERA
WPA
CWA
Dr Jones
Feeral
Peregona
Results of UBI C Contests and Prizes Given
The article lists winners and participants in a UBI C contest and prizes for baby contests. It names numerous families by name and location such as Fort Duchesne Vernal Roosevelt Duchesne and Arcadia with many infants ages from one month to two years. It also notes event judges and sports results including horse pulling and shooting games and a badge of 360 babies examined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maralea Smith
Marvin Smith
Janice Anderton
Rulon Anderton
Duchesne
Joleen Swain
Orville Swain Lapoint
John Scott Burgeass
Alver Burgess
Roosevelt Norman Glenn Angus
Leland Angus Roosevelt Delores Merkley
Aird G Merkley
Mary Lou Roberts
Louis D_ Roberts
Arlan Crozier
Charley Crozier
Neola
Mari Cyn Zirker
Julius Zirker
Myton
Joan Holgate
Frank Holegate
Arcadia Elden Jensen
Oscar Jensen
Leota Lewis Delisle Billings
Elden Billings
Vernal
Marilyn Stoffers
John Pritchett
Whiterocks
Lavelle Henrie
Neela James Elliott
Roosevelt Tennies
Shirley Crumbo
Fort Duchesne
Mauve Billings
Duchesne Girles
Helen Seeley
Jip Drummond
C Luster
Helen White
Doyd Mair
Chall
Alfred Roosevelt
Tall Wardle
Dick Ferron
Roosevelt
Crumbo
Wallach
Cook Vernal
Frank Goodrich
Lee Lloyd Winn
Frank Hauser
Fort Duchesne Bateball
das—Myton & Roosevelt
Indiana
Myron
Boy Scout Merit Event Results Listed by Troop
The report records Archery and Tent Pitching results with Troop 233 Vernal leading in Archery. Competitors include Kenneth Goodrich of Naples with 440 and Lloyd Calder of Troop 233 Vernal with 341 points. Other top scorers are Miles Dillman of Troop 231 Roosevelt with 209 and Stew art Ashton of Troop 233 Vernal.
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Ber
Senot Tying
Clifford Carter
Sam Markey
Glendin Swain
Kenneth Bowerés
Molph Galloway
Roosevelt
Kenneth Sowards
Paul Stringham
Austin Haws
Billy Edwardo
Roosevelt Cocking
Orser Smith
Vernal
Lee Cook
Miles Dillman
Kenneth Eowards
Sam Calder
Kenneth Stowards
Stewart Ashton
Kenneth Goodrich
Naples
Lloyd Calder
Wahlquist Former Myton Resident Dies in Ogden at 68
Elizabeth Wahlquist 68 widow of Charles J Wahlquist died Saturday after a monthlong heart ailment at her son Burt’s Ogden home. Funeral services were held August 20 in Ogden Fifth Ward chapel. Interment in Heber City Cemetery. Survived by four sons Keith LeRoy John and Charles, daughter Mabel, 15 grandchildren, one brother James Campbell and one sister Mary Clyde.
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Elizabeth Campbell Wahlquist
Charles J Wahlquist
Burt
Keith Wahlquist
Weber
Heber City
Provo
Familly
Myton
Utah
Wahlquist
Ogden
LDS Church
LeRoy
Mabel Wahlquist
John T Wahlquist
Salt Lake
Charles F Wahlquist
Randlett
James Campbell
Mary C Clyde
Utah Completes Grazing Setup Under Taylor Act
The eight Utah grazing districts finished setup meetings and appeal hearings. Temporary licenses issued on board and service recommendations should be in malls by Sept 1 for the period ending Dec 31 1995.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eigct
Utah
Grazing Service
J Q Peterson
Salt Lake
Peterson
Second Lamp Blast Victim Dies at Heber City
Mike Defa, 21 of Tabiona, died Sunday at Heber hospital as the second victim of a gasoline lamp explosion that struck 10 days earlier in Tanna Duchesne county. Dominick Defa, the boy's father and the first victim, died August 10 at Heber hospital. He is survived by his mother, Annie Defa, and four brothers, Andrew, Tank, Leo and Nick. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Defa's Famous Park Amusement Hall, with interment at Trbiona cemetery.
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Mike Defa
Tabiona
Heber Hospital
Tanna Duchesne County
Dominick Defa
Annie Defa
Andrew
Tank
Leo
Nick
Perviccss
Defas Famous Park Amusement Hall
Trbiona Cemetery
Institute delegates named to carry information home
The assistant state leader says each delegate will be appointed to a committee during the institute and will take back to his community the information received at the college.
Vernal Rodeo Promises Biggest Local Attraction
Vernal Rodeo returns with over one hundred wild bucking horses from Wyoming and famed riders. Organization led by A. V. Lewis as president and John Jorgensen as general manager, with multiple committees chaired by DeVere Carroll and Alvin Weeks. Events include races concessions dance and advertising managed by a wide slate of officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Rife
Rock Springs
Wyoming
A. V Lewis
B H. Stringham
Wilson Murray
John Jorgensen
DeVere Carroll
J A Cheney
Thomas Karren
Martin W Curtis
Alton Hatch
Paul Cowan
Alvin Weeks
R M Tiffany
Don Hacking
Hugh W. Colton
Paul J. Cowan
Wallace Siddoway
Advere Tlaing
J. R Douglan
H Stringham
J. C Anderson
District plans nine month school term and bus purchases
The school board outlines a nine month term with bus purchases for Harold Dudley Thomas Burton and Eli Smith each buying a 60 passenger bus. State law requires steel bodied non collapsible buses. Districts have until 1937 to comply. Tuition for 1935 36 at Alterra Uintah high schools set at 3 payable at registration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Dudley
Thomas Burton
Eli Smith
Alterra
Uintah
Harold M Lundell
Uintah High
Reed Morrill
Uintah County Receives $107240 for Recreational Projects
A state report shows Uintah County received 107240 dollars for recreational projects through CWA and ERA programs. Over the past two years 315 projects were approved, allocating about 790 million dollars in funds, per Dr Dorothy Bird Nyswander of the Works Division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah County
CWA
FERA
Dorothy Bird Nyswander
Sussistant
Recreation program to continue under WPA in Utah
Dr Nyswander states the recreation drive will continue with WPA support and integrated development. A state recreation council with county branches coordinates with the Utah WPA and the public instruction department to foster community interest and private funding for facilities. Two projects in Uintah County were approved at a cost of $1,072.40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FERA
Utah
WPA
Nyswander
Womens Work Division
State Council On Recreation
State Department of Public Instruction
Utah Wpa
Nysuander
Uintah County
Congressman Blocks Indian Bill on Livestock Powers
Washington Representative Murdock of Utah opposed a bill from Indian Commissioner Collier that would empower Indian agents to impound stray livestock on reservations and charge owners. The bill, criticized for expanding bureaucratic authority, was sent to a subcommittee which found existing law already punishes trespass and urged rejection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Murdock
Utah
Indian Bureau
Congress
Collier
The
Charman
F R Carpenter
Grazing Iie
Craving
Col Uwers
Murdock —Tribune
Utah 1935 crop forecasts show gains over last year
State statistician Frank Andrews reports Utah 1935 wheat at 5 521 000 bushels, oats at 1 632 000, hay 1 201 000 tons, potatoes 2 030 000 bushels, and sugar beets much stronger. Orchard fruit totals include apples 611 000, peaches 695 000, pears 54 000, and cherries 3 540 tons, with several crops near or above 1934 levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utahs
Frank Andrews
Andrews
Waiter Recalls Customer’s Earlier Ham and Cabbage Order
A diner praises the waiter for remembering an order placed earlier. The customer notes the selection included ham and cabbage, some apple pie, and a cup of coffee, complimenting the waiter’s memory and the seating.
Mrs Estelle M Poulson Dies in Provo
Mrs Estelle M Poulson wife of Prof M Wilford Poulson of Brigham Young University Provo died on Monday She was mother of Mrs Marie Hollingshead formerly of Vernal and now a Provo resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estelle M Poulson
Wilford Poulson
BYU
Provo
Poulson
Marie Hollingshead
Vernal
Vernal Seminary Opens As Principal Arranges Fall Term
H Grant Vest principal of the Vernal Seminary is in Vernal making arrangements for the opening of school on September. He has been attending summer school at Provo and Salt Lake during his vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H Grant Vest
Vernal Seminary
Vernal
Mr Vest
Provo
Salt Lake
Roosevelt manager talks Uintah Basin funding progress
Din HW Mitchel of Roosevelt, manager of the Western Creamery, spoke in Vernal on Wednesday. He said Governor Blood assured Uintah Basin would receive more funds than previously promised to accelerate the early completion of US 42.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Din HW Mitchel
Roosevelt
Western Creamery
Vernal
M Mittchell
Duchesne County
Blood
Uintah Basin
US 42
Commissioner Willis L Johnson Visits Denver to Market Car
County Commissioner Willis L Johnson left for Denver Wednesday afternoon to market his car. He reported loading three car loads at Craig and asserted Colorado roads are far superior to Utah's. He said Colorado will pay US 40 to the Colorado Utah state line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis L Johnson
Denver
Johnson
Craig
Colorado
Utah
Colorado- Utah
Indian and American couple wed by justice of the peace
Reynald Oran Owry of Fr Duchesne and Miss Dora Sprouse of Roosevelt were married August 19 by Charles B Carter justice of the peace at the location shown in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynald Oran Owry
Duchesne
Oren Curray
Dora Sprouse
Roosevelt
Sprouse
Charles B Carter
Vernal
Collett Walkup Wed In August Home Ceremony
Howard Samuel Collett son of Mrs Bylvanius Collett of Maeser and Miss Fern Walkup daughter of Mr and Mrs George Walkup were married August 17 by Bishop Lester Bingham at the groom's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Samuel Collett
Bylvanius Collett
Maeser
Fern Walkup
White Rocks
George Walkup
Lester Bingham
Maeser family attends Hall reunion in Preston Idaho
Maeser and Mra Magele Timoth Cadte Oaks leave Monday for Preston Idaho to attend the Hall family reunion on August 21. They were met at Roosevelt by Joe Price who accompanies them. the party plans to return later in the week.
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Mra Magele Timoth
E Oaks
Preston
Idaho
Hall
Roosevelt
Joe Price
Eecome
Wee Eldon
Ie Luck
Campbell Hospital
Mae Nickell
Bert Singleton
Elna Hacking
Cedar Fort
Margaret Dudley
Provo
Miss Hacking
Wiliam Hacke Inepearls
Jo Hodgkinson
Leland Elack
Salt Lake
Vern Freston
S¢ Roosevelt
Cart Curtis, Jr
Bingham
Arch Jenkins
Jitpack
Phoenix
Ariz
Jenkins
Lee
Ferron
Wilda Samuels
Ren
Howard Collett
Whiterocks
Collett
Colslett
Fern Walkup
George Walkup
Eva Roberts
Afton Fullmer
Will Vernon
Drink Water With Meals Good for Stomach
Water with meals aids stomach juices and digestion for bloating and gas. A spoonful of Adler’s is said to cleanse the bowels and wash both upper and lower intestines, according to Vernal Drug Co.
Commissioners Vote Cash For Farm Agent at Manti
Manti Sanpete county commissioners approved a $1000 appropriation for the county agricultural agent office expenses. County Clerk O L Stansen to forward the proceedings to Extension Director William Peterson for approval and agent appointment. The move ends seven years of agitation led by Lions clubs after the office vacancy since 1928 when O Stott resigned to join USDA/USAC in Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manti
Sanpete
O L Stansen
William Peterson
Lions Clubs
O Stott
USAC
Logan
4-H Leaders Institute Planned at Utah State College
Utah State Agricultural College will host a fourteenth 4-H leaders institute September 4 5 4. D P Murray state club leader Eugene Merritt extension economist will attend to share experiences on youth in modern society. Faculty and extension specialists will conduct lectures and class work for about 200 leaders from most counties. Delegates will be 16 years or older and will discuss youth vocational prep and recreation facilities. Miss Myrtle David-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Utah State Agricultural College
D P Mureray
Eugene Merritt
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington , DC
Extension Service
Wil
Murray
Myrtle David
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State Health Board
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Jimmy LaRose
White
Mary Anne Hatch
DeVon K Wimmer
Walter Wimmer
Robert Nona Roberts
L. G Roberts Witte
Lyle Trevor Carrell
Wallace Carrell
Apaleco
Jay Alexander
Elizabeth Wahlquist
Wwe
JOE Luck & Sons
Naieee
Wee Tag
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