Uintah Musician Directs Concerts At Heber and UBIC
Uintah musician Lloyd Winn will conduct his Vernal Lions supported band at the Wasien County fair in Heber City Friday and Saturday. The group then heads to Fort Duchesne for a three day UBIC Indian Fair celebration concert series Tuesday through Wednesday. Winn, a Vernal civic figure and Lions member, will lead his chorus and band in multiple performances.
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Lioyd Winn
Vernaithis
United
Heber City
Vernal Lions
Uintrh
Wasien
Fort Duchesne
Vernal
Winns
Winn
Vernal Lions Club
United Stake
First Ward
Vernal CCC Wins 75 During Baseball Joust at Duchesne Stampede
Vernal CCC captured a $75 prize after winning a two day tournament in connection with the Duchesne County Stampede. They beat Too Roosevelt 10-5 on Sunday and edged Myton 7-6 Monday. Jimmie Abplanalp pitched steady for Vernal with three safeties. The CCC team will enter a four team tourney but may be replaced by Ft Duchesne Indian team.
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Verni CCC
Ue Duchesne County
Myton
Vernal's Town
Myron
Shields
Chucker
Vernal
Detest
Jimmie Abplanalp
Shield
Abplanalp
Lawrence Siddoway
Frank Wright
CCC
U. Be, C
Ft. Duchesne Indianeam
Alexander Confectionery Team Wins Softball Finals
Alexander Confectionery team clinched the softball finals on Tuesday in a three team city journey. They edged the Road team to claim the prize while Penney’s team faced a Wednesday consolation loss. Local officials Judge Abe Turner and District Attorney Wm. Stanley Gunford attended court term.
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Alexander Confectionery
Peny's
Abe Turner
Torm. Alder
Wm. Stanley Uunford
Pro- D
Istrict Court
Relief Leaders Speak At Uintah Conference
Uintah Stake quarterly conference drew about 600 in Sunday sessions with visiting Relief Society and Mutual Improvement leaders. Dr Farnsworth and Merrill spoke on MIA aims while Elnora Vernon and Mrs Johnson led Relief Society remarks. The event featured choral music, Bee Hive honors, MIA announcements, and a Flower Festival display.
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Dy. Burton K. Farnsworth
Harrlson RR. Merrill
U.mm.la
Uintah Stake
Relief Society and Mutual Improvement Associations
Connecion
United States
Hyrum 13. Calder
Farnsworth
Merrill
Erma Rowland
Tulle Haxter
Young Women's Board
Jeanette Thompson
Relief Society Board
LG. Noble
Y.M. Stake
J. Wallace Johnson
High Council
Bernice Lybbert
Yone Johnson
Everett Man- Waring
George Millecam
Leatha Hair
Merril
Miss Rowland
Ruth Harrison
Naples
Marsale Siddeway
Vernal
Chrrystal Reynolds
Maeser
Mary R.freeman
Darls
Johnson
Glines
Dee-Hive
Letics
Sesstors
M.T. A. Chorus
F. J. Kennard
Norman Olsen
Alsea
Tabernacle
Driver E. Smith
Stake Ymmia
Fesstival
Relief Society
Recreation at U E L C Provides Participation For All
Utah federation promotes a three day program at U E L C offering tennis, dancing, baseball, softball, horseshoes and out door games for all ages. The event features top locals Elwood James Coston age 19 Randlett Grace Louise Handler 17 Christy Justice 19 Malda Wardle 18 all of Roosevelt with Myron entries and organizers Garland Pury Lynn Campbell Merle He Kirkham.
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Dauy
Utah
Eare
Tesy Ayetound
Packard
Byif
J. ¥. Otion
Elwood James Coston
Randlett
Grace Louise
Vernal Lions Club fund drive aids U H S band trip
The Vernal Lions Club approved funding for a Unitah High School band trip to Heber City for Wasatch County Fair events. New members Dr. Wallace S. Calder and Dr Ralph Hegsted joined. two outings were rescheduled to September. C B Atwood, longtime Ashley Valley rancher, died of a heart attack.
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Vernal Lions Club
Commercial Hotel
fInsneing
Unitah Iigh
Heber City
Wasatch County
Paul Stringham
BH. Stringham
John Louie Siddoway
J. L. Siddoway
Washington
Dick Popa
Billy Preece
Hatch Murray
Lien W. &. Henderson
Utti
Atwood
Jone
Henderson
Tracy Ly
Dave Lant
Lion "Miller
UBIC
Lion J. G. Anderson
Vernal Club
Meeker
Lion Anderson
Green Lakes
Lion F. M. Alder
The
Revo
Bartlett Family to Meet at Vernal Home
The C G Bartlett family organization WEE meet Friday at the Henderson home in Vernal. B Bartlett, 68, will be guest of honor. The gathering aims to strengthen the organization with music and a program and includes a luncheon for about 116 guests. Mr and Mrs T Edward Aycock and son Max visited Provo, returning next day. Mrs Robert Aycock joined to be with her father Harmon Sowards Sr at his bedside.
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C. G. Bartlett
Henderson
Vernal
B. Bartlett
T. Edward Aycock
Max
Provo
Robert Aycock
Harmon Sowards
Soil erosion threats spur national conservation effort
The article argues soil erosion endangers national life, cites China’s historic erosion disasters, and notes recent dust storms in the West. It highlights soil as a key natural resource and praises dam irrigation while warning that neglect could strip the land of fertility and threaten future survival. The piece ends by stressing ongoing public concern and policy focus on erosion control.
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China
Sellow River
Atwood Family Pillar of Ashley Valley Dies at 72
Charles Barber Atwood born October 10 1872 in Springville Utah. He came to Ashley Valley with his parents in 1885 and helped build bricks for Fort Duchesne Whiterocks Ashley Coop Vernal homes and more. Survived by wife Manetta L Johnston and three sons Terrell Ivan Wendell. Burial in Fairview cemetery after funeral in Vernal First Ward Chapel with many mourners and floral tributes.
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Hils
Ivan
Vernal
Mr. Atwood
Indian Agency
Fort Duchesne
Whiterocks
Ashley Coop
Ashley Valles
Charles Barber Atwood
Springville
Utah
Charles B
Louisa Brown Atwood
Ashley Valley
Manetta L. Johnston
Verbal
Terrell E. Atwood
Manier
Washington
Ivan W
Wendell Atwood
Leughler
Nina
Hall
Schuyler C. Atwood
Sim E. Atwood
Salt Lake City
Earl Atwood
Hanna
Louie Gienn
Superstar
Arizona
Mrr
Terrett E. Atwood
Atwood
Elias Winn
T. B. Atwood
Joseph Johnston
Pocatello
Thlane
Roberts
Pixton
West Jordan
Vernat First Ward
Ashley Ward
Alma Preece
Walter Anderson
Mable Stagg
J. Kennard
N. G. Sowards
Ernest Eaton
Bishop Prees
Wm. FH Siddoway
Archia Johson
Weeks Family Reunion At Home Of A A Weeks
Thirty one guests attended a Weeks family reunion at the home of Mr and Mrs A A Weeks Sunday. Fourteen grandchildren joined the gathering. Children enjoyed a lawn and dining room dinner. Afterward games followed the meal in a casual family setting.
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A. A
Srard Udr
Vernal Grazing District Election Held Tuesday
The Vernal grazing district No. 8 annual election for advisory board members was held at the courthouse Tuesday. Judges noted 43 ballots cast. cattle board members elected were Carlyle Pave and Alfred, both reelected, with Thomas Jarvie and Elmer Snow also chosen. Sheep grazing board selections included Paul Hanson and G. A. Wells reelected, plus Keith Smith and Charles Hatch elected. Holdovers include J A Cheney chair, John S. Hacking, and others. supervision by E J.
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J. A. Chen
Vernal Grazing District No. 8
L “E
Teo Calder
Uni “O
John S. Hacking
B. If
Etringham
Ashley Bennion
Vernal
Safe Bown
Provo
E. J
Mother of Fete and Porter Long Dies in Oskaloosa Iowa
Porter Long and son George returned August 14 from Oskaloosa where Mr Long attended the funeral of his mother Ludan Long Clark widow of late William Clark who died July 27 Mrs Clark age 80 was at the home of her daughter Linda Frouser southeast of Knoxville at the time of death Survivors include four daughters Betty Gardner Ava Mo Allie Ceell North Platte Neb Mrs Manda Houser Knoxville Mrs Manda Dunwoody Eddyville four sons Eldon Long Frederic Porter and Pete Long Vernal Joe Long Oskaloosa one brother Got Ing Lundy Harvey two sisters Mrs Emma Redpath Mrs Lee Ong Wallace Phillipsburg Kan Archie Richardson and daughter Mrs Annie Campbell left Thursday morning for Mond where Mr Richardson will do temple work They were accompanied by Mrs Hi R Wall who has been visiting relatives here for several weeks
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Porter Long
George
Oskaloosa
Iowa
Long
Ludan Long Clark
William Clark
Clark
Linda Frouser
Knoxville
Betty Gardner
Ava
Allie Ceell
North Platte
Neb
Manda Houser
Manda Dunwoody
Eddyville
Eldon Long
Frederic
Porter
Pete Long
Vernal
Ated Joe Long
Got Ing Lundy
Harvey
Mis
Emma Redpath
Lee Ong Wallace
Phillipsburg
Rna
Archie & Richardson
Annie Campbell
Mond
Richardson
Hi, R. Wall
Harmon Sowards Sr dies in Provo at 92
Harmon Sowards Sr 92 longtime Provo resident and Vernal native died Wednesday at his son’s home. Born October 25 1844 in Russell Virginia he lived in Kentucky Manassa Colorado Vernal and Provo where he served as LDS Church patriarch. Survived by five sons and daughters, three brothers, 47 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren. Funeral services at Provo Sixth Ward Sunday 1:30 PM and Vernal Second Ward Monday 1:40 PM. Interment Vernal Memorial Park.
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Harmon Sowards
Provo
Vernal
Sowards
Mr. Sowards
Russel
Mosea
Loulta Gammon
Johnson County
Kentucky
LDS Church
Manassa
Colo
Utah Stake
Jane Thompson
Grentucky
Wilbur Sawards
LDS
Cole
Nelson O. Sowards
Provo Sixth Ward
Veenal Second Ward
Vernal Memorial Park
District Court sentences in multiple cases and divorces
District Court items include Reed Mall pleading guilty to grand larceny and receiving a cushioned sentence with quarterly reports and restitution. Others: Mark Bal parole eligibility. Merrill Karren and George Taminson to be sentenced Sept 10 for sheep theft. Charles St. White pleads guilty to embezzlement and faces 1-10 years. White embezzled funds from Alexander Confectionery. Ivan Peterson ordered to pay $8 monthly for a year for child support. bond set at $200. Harrison ordered $15 monthly for a year for minor support. Three divorces granted by Judge Turner. custody orders and property settlements for Murray and Rogers and Barger cases. Feltch divorce case reopened to restore maiden name. Bench warrant for Searle Hadden on hit and run. Joe Lewis case dismissed for lack of evidence.
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Reed Mall
Stanley Dunford
Ulatah County
Mark Bal
Merrill Karren
George Tam
Charles St. White
White
Alexander
Ivan Peterson
Harrison
Turner
Teisea A. Murray
Thea
Ward Murray
Raymond R. Rogers
Ardis R. Rogers
Marle J. Barger
James M. Barger
Marle J. ‘Trone
Clark Feltch
Helen R. Feltch
Lermaiden
Helsen Romney
Searle Hadden
Joe Lewis
Lack of Men for PWA Projects Signals End of Relief
Records from the National Reemployment Service in Utah show unemployment relief ending as WPA client referrals drop and many cards become inactive. Moon Lake project referrals reached around three hundred with about fifty men reporting for work, while regional offices note rising labor demand in business and agriculture. The reemployment service steps down as work is readily available through local offices.
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Utah
R. W.crocker
Basin
WPA
Moon Lake Project
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Heber, Ubic
Vernal CCC
Lloyd Winn
U.E.L.C
U.H.S
C. B. Atwood
Don B. Colton
Eastern Mission
East Lake City
Doni B. Colton
Salt Lake
Colton
Colton Pane
Merg
Gwen Colton
Exsterm States
Hil Cumorah
U. S. Naval, Academy At
Annapolis
Weashington
Secretary of Navy
Philadelphia
Hej
Frank Evans
Evans
Tribune
Wendell
Bartlett
Walter Corless
Lynn Astiton
Wills Z L. Johnson
Arthur Corless
Joseph Collier
Alder’ Snow
Woodmen of the World
Fairview Cemetery
Swain
Weeks
Guy
Blood
Vernal Grazing
Oskaloosa, Iowa
Harmon Sowards, Sr
Provo Wed
PWA
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