Arrow Members Promote Extensive Uintah Camp Program
Uintah Basin Chapter of the Order of the Arrow launches a broad 1900 camp promotion targeting Duchesne Roosevelt and Uintah scout districts. Beginning December 1, local members will visit troops to boost camping, culminating with a pancake breakfast at the High Uinta Scout Camp to qualify for the 1900 National Camping Award by June. Requirements: 5 camping nights between Dec 1 1959 and Jun 1 1980. documented adult leadership and a planned program. report camp details to Mason Dean Skinner by June 1.
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Uintah Basin
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Red Wash unit impacts local economy and oil activity
The article notes oil industry support and local procurement from drilling operations including lumber, cement, gravel, and auto parts, with royalty checks paid to lease holders and taxes exceeding 330000 annually. it also recounts a winter camping period and a pancake breakfast at the High Uinta Boy Scout Camp with eight troops qualifying for the morning event.
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Goock Ole Lays 40 Years Ago November 29 1919
A baby boy born to the wife of Alonzo Atwood now Phillip Van of Lapoint. A hay baler purchased to be run by gasoline. Ruby Gardner enlisted man bax etarned from the Philippine Islands. A fine baby boy gladdened the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Reynolds last Tuesday. James Flacking bought the interest of Wi C Marshall of Lapoint Mercantile Co. Ward P White contractor of Uintah School District office building returned from Price with building material in his Ford. Roads were excellent. William Timothy sold his 80 acre farm near Bennett to Joseph C Price for 1700 dollars.
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Phillip van
Lapoint
Ruby Gardner
Jensen
Bax
Philippine Islands
Fred Reynolds
James
Wi C Marshall
Lapoint Mercantie Co
Ward P White
Uintah
Price
Ford
Vernal
William Timothy
Bennett
Joseph C Price
Sunday School Jubilee lists oldest and youngest members
Merrill Ward notes William Hodgkin son as oldest and Marvey Hullinger as youngest enrolled member. Birth announcements: a ten pound boy for W S W Hullinger, and a son for Mrs James Sprouse. Dee 12th birth details and Dec 20 1099 to Jan 1000 travel offer round trip Ver nal to Price for $12. Local sports feature a 75 yard foot race with James Freestone and a Montana man for $50 on the 22nd. Letter from Elder Edward Watkins reports his safe landing in England.
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Merrill Ward
William Hodgkinson
Marvey Hullinger
James Sprouse
Dee
Vernal
James Freestone
Edward Watkins
England
Tridell Christmas Party Honors Husbands
Primary officers and teachers held a Christmas party at the recreation hall Thursday night honoring their husbands. About twenty five enjoyed a delicious supper. The program was led under the direction of Evelyn Mulline White elephant gifts were exchanged. Mrs Dee Allred and two daughters from Roosevelt visited Lula Mullins. Sunday School presented the Sunday evening program. Edith Ward Gooddels Fileen McKee Meryl Merkley and Max Mullin and the Junior Sunday School sang two numbers. Mr and Mrs Max Mullins took their son Drent to Roosevelt Hospital Tuesday for medical care. Christa Rosy substituted at the White Rocks school Friday for Wanda Morrill who went to Salt Lake City to visit her daughter Lela. Ivan and Dellis Morrill attended a Hee Keepers convention in Salt Lake City Friday.
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Recreation Hall
Evelyn Mulline
Dee Allred
Roosevelt
Lula Mullins
Edith
Ward Gooddels
Fileen McKee
Meryl Merkley
Max Mullin
Max Multins
Drent
Noosevelt Hospital
Christa Rosy
Whiterocks School
Wanda Morrill
Salt Lake City
Lela
Ivan
Dellis Morrilt
Hee Keepers
Carols Traditional On Beacon Hill
Christmas Eve on Beacon Hill features up to 150000 carolers roaming from the State House to Charles Street along Beacon Street and into the districts. Frederick W Brigga began the custom in 1895 after a festive town visit. Homes glow with colored lights as carolers pass mansion fronts and Louisburg Square hosts eggnog toasts and joyful fellowship.
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Beacon Hill
Frederick W Brigga
State House
Charles Street
Beacon Street
Louisburg Square
Dinosaur Land Promises Big Park Near Vernal Utah
Uintah County markets its Dino Land as a major tourist draw near Vernal along US 40. A private 200 acre park east of Vernal will feature giant fiberglass dinosaur models. A new stock company funds the project aiming to attract travelers on US 46 and boost Vernal area visits as construction starts soon for a game bird re...
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Vernal
US 40
Vernal Utah Sees Growth Amid New Civic Projects
Uintah County expands with a new visitor center at Dinosaur National Monument and a city airfield upgrade. Vernal plans a Vernal Monewer elementary school and a dial system by Mountain States Telephone. County valuation rises, Rotary Club forms, and Chamber of Commerce grows. future decade expected to be highly progressive.
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Larke Newno
Uintah County
New County
Dinosaur National Monument
Ita Cor Plation
National Park Service
Utah
Manita
Mountain States Telephone Co
Vernal
Uintah
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