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Newspaper

Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1949

Page

8

Christmas Reflections on Vernal Community Achievements

A year end message praises unselfish service in Vernal Utah. It highlights four new chapels, Uintah County hospital, Utah Field House of Natural History, and Jaycee Christmas decorations. It credits Kiwanis Lions Chamber of Commerce and local clubs, and honors Mayor B H Stringham and the city council for their contributions to the community.

Glines Naples Uintah Stake Catholic Church Uintah County Hospital Utah Field House of Natural History Jaycee Vernal City Uintah County Kiwanians Lions Chamber of Commerce, Legion Wintah Stake Meelfish B. H. Stringham

Letter to Editor From Moab Reader Seeks Vernal Express Gratitude

Virginia Carter of Moab Utah expresses appreciation for The Vernal Express subscribing two years and enjoying weekend news and local people memories. She recalls Wagon Master screening by Argosy Picture Corp and John Ford, noting guests at the court and extending Christmas greetings to Vernal friends.

Vernal Express The Express Argosy Picture Corp John Ford Virginia Carter Moab Utah

Tax Help Offered for Uintah Basin Farmers and Stockmen

The article notes IRS officials will provide assistance on 1949 returns in the Uintah basin with dates Feb 9-10 and Feb 13-14, 1650 noting a final filing change for residents. Farmers and stockmen may delay final return beyond Jan 15 1950 by filing an extension before Jan 15. Conservation is emphasized as important.

Albert Elenstein Internal Revenue House of Natural Gang Uintah Basin

Uintah Stake Auxiliary Groups Report Strong Year

The Uintah Stake outlines a banner year for auxiliaries with Primary raising 875 dollars for the Children’s Hospital and each enrolled child providing a brick for the Salt Lake City hospital. Sunday School marked its 100th anniversary with a temple excursion, while Girls and Relief Society show gains in participation and awards. Genealogical work expands with a new card schedule and more temple excursions noted.

Children's Hospital Children’s Hospital Salt Lake City New Stake Salt Lake Ward Relief Society

Properly equipping the farm shop boosts winter repairs

Joseph Coulam of Utah State Agricultural College argues for an organized weatherproof farm shop with heating, large machine bays, bright lighting, and a concrete floor. Such a workshop aids tractor and auto repairs, improves efficiency, and reduces next summer’s downtime. A final line questions whether the atomic bomb threatens civilization more than erosion.

Joseph Coulam Utah State Agricultural College Logan

Rug making program yields 235 pieces under Wilma Kendall

A extensive rug making program produced over 235 rugs guided by Wilma Kendall with 84 women taking part. The Mutual Improvement Association held a four day Brighton trip for 100 Heehive Girls and leaders, hoped to repeat annually. In fall the road show returned postwar with ward participation across the stake.

Wilma Kendall Mutual Improvement Association Brighton

Basin Man 80 Dies After Uintah Basin Life of Work

Funeral services were held Saturday morning December 10 for George Frederick Potts 80 of Apalco Duchesne county Uintah basin resident for over 40 years a native of Box Elder county and a retired farmer He freighted with ox teams in Park City and helped in early lumber drives down the Provo river Burial was in Woodland Summit county cemetery

George Frederick Potts Apalco Duchesne County Uintah Basin Box Elder County

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Che Vernal Express William B. Wallis A. D. Halliday Vernal HS Spirit OF Christmas Cheyney and Schantz-Hansen Third Ward Vernal Theatre Staley Coal Co M.e.staley Mgr Basin Man Fred East Side Market Utah Power & Light Co
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