Calvin F Marshall dies after long illness at Uintah high
Calvin F Marshall longtime Uintah high school science instructor died at home Wednesday morning after a prolonged illness. Born March 19 1898 in Vernal he studied at University of Utah Brigham Young University and taught seven years at Uintah high. He married Florence Hansen on May 24 1937 and is survived by his wife two sons Nelson James and Calvin Richard six months and brothers Milton Provo Victor Vernal and his father James Marshall Naples. Funeral services Friday at 11 at the Second Ward chapel under Bishop J Clive Davis with speakers Principal L G Noble and Jesse Haws.
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Second Ward
J Clive Davis
L G. Noble
Tintah High School
Calvin
Jesse Haws
Uintah High School
Marshall
University of Utah
Brizham Young University
Ulntah High School
Hfe
Ife
Vernal
James Marshall
John Robinson
As & Hobby
Florence Hansen
Nelson James
Calvin Richard
Milton
Provo
Victor
Naples
Vernal Woman Reappointed as Chairman of Local Better Homes Committee
Mrs May B Henderson is named again chair of the Better Homes committee in Vernal, part of the eleventh nationwide Better Homes in America campaign led by Dr James Ford and with Hoover as honorary chair. The effort promotes home improvement through lectures, exhibitions, and demonstrations, culminating in Better Homes Week from April 24 to May 1, 1932, with focus on affordable housing and community programs.
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Better Homes In
America
Hoover
Wibur
Washington DC
James Ford
Presidents Conference On Home Building and Home Ownership
Herbert Hoover
W S Henderson
Washington
Wenderson
County Attorney Colton Trip Details Noted
County Attorney Hugh W Colton traveled Saturday of last week to American Fork Salt Lake City and Wellsville Utah. He was accompanied by Miss Helen Calder Lorna Murray and Ray Colton. Calder and Murray returned to Provo to enroll at Brigham Young University. Colton went to Salt Lake and entered the mission home on Monday November 30. In America Fork he visited the Utah state training school recently opened and returned home Sunday with his wife Shane beer.
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Hugh W Colton
American Cork
Salt Lake City
Wellsville
Utah
Helen Calder
Lorna Murray
Ray Colton
Calder
Murray
Provo
Brigham Young University
Salt Lake
America Fork
Colton
Shane Beer
Polnta
Burton Family's 1877 Trek to Ashley Valley Utah
In October 1877 the Burton family left Coalville for Arizona and moved toward Ashley Valley after meeting settlers returning from the Uintah Basin. They crossed numerous creeks, faced storms, and arrived at Ashley Fork November 17 1877. The party, led by Isaac Burton, included six wagons sixty horses and three hundred cattle with twelve children and Annis Frisby. They wintered at Green River Lake Bottoms, built a log cabin, and joined a nearby migration led by Thomas Bingham jr and others. (Continued Next Week)
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Burton
Coalville
Arizona
Heber City
Jos Campbell
Uintah Basin
Burtons
Ashley Valley
Heber
Daniela Canyon
Annis Frisby
McClain
Eliza Reese
Frisby
Young Isaac
Ashley Fork
Ashee
Captain Dodds
Wm Gibson
Wm Butt
Finn Taylor
Robert Snyder
al Westover
PF Dillman
Hayden Richard Veltma
Abraham Hatch
Buttons
Ashby Fork
Green River
Lake Bottoms
Thomas Bingham
Diamond Mountain
Ogden
Huntsville
Durton
Turton
Iter
Postmaster E. J Young Jr to Retire After Long Service
E J Young Jr, serving as Vernal postmaster for about twelve years, will not seek reappointment. The Post Office Department will hold an examination to fill the vacancy at the end of his term.
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Vernal Postoffice
HB J. Young
E. J Young Jr
Post Office Department
Fice
Hfe
Mr Young
Wm H Taft
Woodrow Wilson
Calvin Coolidge
League seeks Japan China peace amid Manchurian crisis
At Paris the League of Nations debates the Japan China quarrel as Ambassador Dawes acts as observer. Japanese forces advance in Manchuria while Moscow warns against crossing Soviet border. Washington denies pledging support to Japan and probes the real demands behind the dispute.
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Dawes
Japan
China
Council of the Toague of Nations
Parla
League
Manchuria
Ma Clan Shen
Lelungkiang Province
Llonjo
Anginehl
Feitathar
Afi
Moscow
Canal
Paris
Tameo Milasudaira
London
Alfred Sze
United States
Stimson
Council
Ale
Dates
Sir John Storon
Washington
Aristide Briand
Kenkichi Yoshizawa
Tema
Newa
Kuomintang Corgreas
Jesgue
Ijsuan Tong
Henry Puyi
Hesuan Tong
Mukdeo
Regional Utah Education Conference at Price Next Saturday
Final details announce a regional conference of the Utah State Educational Association to be held at Price next Saturday. The event targets officers and committeemen from Carbon Emery Grand San Juan Duchesne and Uintah districts starting at 10am in the Price High School. Speakers include WY B Dalton of Price and E E Greenwood, president of the Utah Education Association.
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Utah State Educational Association
Utah
Price
Carbon
Cmery Grand
Funeral services held for infant son Larry
Impressive services were held Friday afternoon at the home of Mr and Mrs Driver Eirmilth for their infant son Larry who died Thursday night. The Vernal First ward bishopric directed the services with Bishop Haller Witbeck in charge. The opening prayer was by George W Cahoon. Mrs Wallace Calder and Helen sang two duets Let the Little Children Come and Beautiful Bloom. Archies Johnson was the speaker. Benediction was pronounced by Fis Merkley. The body was taken to Logan for burial by the father.
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Driver Eirmilth
Larry
Vernal First Ward
Haller Witbeck
George W Cahoon
Wallace Calder
Helen
Archies Johnson
Fiis Merkley
Logan
County Officers to Meet with Other Counties in Price
Uintah county officials will meet with other counties in Price next Tuesday to discuss matters. County commissioners Siddoway Fidder and Ernest Eaton, Wilson Murray county clerk, Mutin W Curtis treasurer and Lester Bing ham assessor will attend the meeting.
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Uintah
Price
Siddoway
WL Fidder
Ernest Eaton
Wilson Murray
Mutin
Curtis
Lester Bingham
Month of November Delivers 198 Inches Precipitation
Federal weather report shows 198 inches of moisture fell in November, exceeding the normal precipitation by 60 inches across the state. The data indicates unusually heavy rainfall for the period, impacting local conditions and agriculture.
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Federal Weather Report
City approves bonds for water project and ponders UP&L franchise
City Council meets with Mayor presiding and approves a 50 020 dollar bond issue, 12 year maturity, starting 1086. They consider cancelling Utah Power and Light Company franchise as steps to boost city service. The city plans a new four inch water line along a new right of way and hires Walter Woolley to audit city books at 250 dollars.
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D Calder
Llan
Utah Power and Light
Councilinay Alexander, Stringham
Lew
Ashur Merkley Arehle
Ernest Johnson
Alexander
Walter Woolley
Woolley
Examination for Vernal Postmaster Vacancy Held
The United States Civil Service Commission announces an open competitive exam to fill the Vernal Post Office postmaster vacancy. Applicants must be US citizens, reside within the delivery area, have at least two years of state service, be in good physical condition, and meet age requirements. Both men and women may apply. The commission will certify the top three eligibles. the Postmaster General will nominate one for the presidency with Senate confirmation. Full details and application blanks available from the local civil service secretary or the US Civil Service Commission in Washington.
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Twcited States Civil Service Commission
United States
Chi Bersica Commission
Senate
Civil Service Commission
Eppear
Board of Civil Service Examiners
United States Civil Service Commission
Washington Dco
Needy and Unfortunate to Be Taken Care Of by County Committees
The National Welfare and Unemployed Relief group meets in the United States Bank building to review December February salary deductions funding widows and the poor. A steering committee led by A Che ney aims to raise about 500 dollars monthly with countywide participation. Troops from valley wards plan a December 6 visit collecting clothing and bedding for distribution, stored in a nearby room for allocation to communities.
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National Welfare and Unemployed Relief
Uinted State Bank
A. Cheney
E¢ Tleeman
Reminischnesh George E Young In Town And Local News
George E Young visited town in the interest of Uintah Milling holdings and farewelled Elder Korman Sowards who left for Raigston this morning. Vernal Commercial club rushes completion of new Co op block home. New baby daughters and sons announced for several local families. George Wardle of Glines ward dies at 82. Mutton sold at high price and lumber seen near Green River bridge. Local officials discuss route changes for mail service.
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George E Young
Uintah Milling Holdings
Korman Sowards
Raigston
Price
Vernal
Dragon Moffat
Fort Ducchesne
Vernal Commercial Club
Co-op
John Harrison
Bennett
Edward Oaks
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Local Better Homes
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Beteee Homes Committee
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Youngs
R .S Collett
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Price Utah
Brooks Ranch
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Myton
Utah Power & Light Company
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Belcher
United Indian
Uintah Railway
Mack, Cole
Uintah Railroad Ltd
Auto
Uintad State Bank
Farmers Market
Ute
Trick
Dragon
Viatson
J Young
Edward W. Pickard
Chinese Eastern Railway
Ambassador Dawes
Warn Power Co
Engieeroun
Gladden
Stornson
F GO Defrieze
John Parker
Browns Park
George Wardle
Glines Ward
Wardle
Uttle
Cris Curtis
Jeff Hall
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