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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1953
Page
15
Utah opens the mourning dove season from September 1 through September 13 in 1953 marking the third year of the hunt in the state. An estimated 15,000 birders pursued doves in 1952 across the known flyways. The general hunt is open to all state game bird or combination fishing and hunts license holders with no federal stamp required.
Disjointed note reports Ernest Deshayes purchasing a Conoco station. Mentions Vermal and Earl Gada traveling to Grand Junction for a checkup and Palisade Sunday business visits. Unclear dates placed within an unfinished travel and local business fragment.
A historic classified style notice seeks two men to work in office or field with a major oil company geophysical party. Apply by writing to P O Box D36 Voral Utah with details on experience education ages weight and height. Interviews will be conducted and applications approved.
Quince FE James, 49, longtime Vernal resident, died near a sheep camp in Colorado after a heart attack. He was born January 1, 1878. Survived by brothers Alvin James, Dalles James, and Charles James of Vernal, and Deana Amey Cone of Salt Lake City.
The Home Administration for Uintah and Dapeett counties announces new livestock loan options to support temporary credit for local producers. FHA offices will provide funds and services to eligible farmers, aiming to help cover living expenses and farm operations over fixed periods.
The four district Lions Governors of Utah met in a state council gathering at Salt Lake City. Planning for next year's state convention, committees were appointed, and applications filed for seats. Speakers included Lynn N. Murdock and Jesse A. Haws. One hundred seventy six Primary children provided music. district governors and international counselors noted their absence at Provo.
James Edgar Coltharp of Vernal age 74, a farmer and stockman, lived at Habitat and Douglas Creek. Survived by wife, son Geral Coltharp, a brother and several sisters, with many listed relatives. Funeral services at 23 Phy Durie Funeral Home with burial in Fruita. Friends may call Saturday morning until services.
Fage v presented a certificate as winners of the older girls league with Tridell team members and farthest traveling winners honored for sportsmanship. Bruce Watking, YOM, a board member, gave the awards. The evening closed with a melon bust on the courthouse lawn attended by Bridgeland team members and MIA officers and helpers.
State Public by Coun Comell tt discusses ongoing meeting details. A Vernal Chamber of Commerce ad in the Salt Lake Tribune offered readers a coupon for more information, inviting participation and reaction from locals.
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