Vernon society hosts holiday dances and alumni program
The Vernal society Henday Dancers Theo Chiletmas led holiday dances Saturday and Monday at the Imperial with a large crowd. Ldosd Winn erd and Six Ace Orchestra provided music. An Alumni Program at Uintah High School featured vocal solos, a piano recital, readings, and speeches. The MTLA Conjoint Program plans exercises and performances Sunday evening in Vernal, with a band, skits, and tributes to 1892 accomplishments.
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Theo Chiletmas
Imeperial
Ldosd Winnerd
Six Ace Orchestra
Mons
Vernal Christmas Parties Bring Students and Girls Together
Caevre Surder Girls party under Miss Stella Gjevens enjoyed a Christmas party at Miss Brevens apartment with dainty lunch and music. Attending girls include Elizabeth Walker Lois Watkins Wilma Lusler Wanda Murray Ruth Dingham Venice Pierce Essie Jane Gowarda Huth Winder Ruby Wilkins Dorothy Norris Loraine Erickson Ardalth adlock Lovonien Erickson Hazel Johnson. Also planned a New Years program by Vernal First Ward MIA officers. A second period music program at Vernal First Ward MOIA featured Miss Lorna Murray violin with Miss Helen Calder piano, Luis Calder piano solo, Lorna Biddeway vocal, Gladys Slaugh piano. Central School party hosted by Miss Thora King with Christmas tree and student program. Second grade Christmas party directed by Miss Vera Showalter with tree gifts and candy. First grade party hosted by Miss Etva Griffis with program and gifts from tree.
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Surder
Ihe
Vernal
Wail
Stella G&jevens
Moi
Lorna Murray
Helen Calder
Luis Calder
Lorna Biddeway
Gladys Slaugh
Uintah Stake Holds Regular Monthly Priest Meeting
A large crowd from all sections of Uintah stake attended the regular monthly priest meeting at Vernal on Sunday Christmas day, except Jensen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah Stake
Jensen
Vernal
Miss Rowena Bilingham Visits Preston Home
On a quiet morning Miss Rowena Bilingham announced plans to resume studies at Weber College. Terne Howell of Preston, Idaho, is a holiday visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowena Bilingham
Weber College
Terne Howell
Preston
Idaho
Eard
W .Llenderson
Family from San Francisco Visiting Mrs MeNe
Mr and Mrs F J Surr and their daughter Francis Jane of San Francisco call on Mrs Thos Me Ne’s mother g.
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F J
Francis Jane
San Francisco
Surrs
Thos MeNe
Miss Hazel Sowards Visits Vernon Family At Holidays
A Granite High School instructor Miss Hazel Sowards spent the holidays with her parents Mr and Mrs Sowards. Also visiting Vernal is Dora Thelma Sowards from Sit Lake City, a cousin, who came for the break. A party hosted for intimate friends featured Crazy Rock and a course lunch was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bingham
Crazy Rock
Fittean
Hazel Sowards
Granite High School
Mrss
Sowards
Dora Thelma
Miss Sowards
Sit Lake City
Vernal
Kenneth Stringham
Provo
Bob Stringham
Uintah County Tax List 1932 Vernal Utah OCR Notes
Tax list entries for Uintah County Vernal Utah from 1932 show owners such as The Uintah Company Denver Collett and many Vernal residents. Multiple land parcels in Townships 19 to 78 South Range 20 East and adjacent areas list acres, values, and various oil shale, gasoline, and mineral claims with owners including The Uintah Company, Maud Ellen Ol, Western Venture Corp, and numerous individuals. The document provides parcel numbers, sections, and accompanying financial amounts, reflecting extensive land holdings across Uintah and surrounding counties.
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Nile Finghel Vernal
Utah
Pine View Ir
Jiwpw Serbes LM
Uintah Company
Denver
Nitter Creek
BOY Bel
Ocolo
Hitter Creek
Ihe Uintah Company
Nes
Colo
Nhka
New Ney
Caroline
Don C Pope
Collett Et
Salt Lake City
Keeler
Keeley
NBR
Maud Ellen Ol] Co
Pocatello
Idaho
Western Venture Corp
Ogden
Walter Collér
Vernal
Lee & Sons Lapoint
Lott
Lota
Ney
Bec
Owl
Merril Henry
Marquis J Batty
Land auction notice for Vernal Utah properties and parcels
Property listings show multiple parcels in Uintah County Utah near Vernal with sections, townships, ranges and acreage from 27885 acres to 4442 acres. Buyers John J Staugh and Frank L Noel are named with terms for builds and improvements included. Prices quoted include 2059 and 9075 dollars, with additional notes on location in sections 8 17 18 and surrounding lots.
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Peale
Ferguson
Los Angeles
California
Rae
SLOM
Oscar L Turner
Cisco
Utah
Wig Now
Wiz tLi
Bly
Pauline T Umzelbush
Fruita
Colorado
New
Bwi
William
McKinley
Steamboat
Frank Biglew
Lapont
Utah. Nly
NEM
Leo Calder
Vernal
Monaghan Jensen
Yom
Ralph Waggoner Jensen
Fiargis Stewart Jensen
W. Woolley
John No Davis
Thomas J Caldywell Jr
F A. Dallstrom
Carear H
Henry
Kturtz
Henry W
Davis
Bey
John D Boyd
Provo
Ivan
Don Batty
Thomas Hiatt
Ouray
Stringham
Don F
Lulu PF
Hill Watson
Bryant H Stringham
ES & M
Harold F Davis
Mark Mc Hall
Calif
Bryant Westringham
Mead
Bryant Ho Stringham
George BD Cardon
Kessel Ave
Ogden
Srhaeslam
Frank A Brewer
McKinlay
Steamboat Springs
Colo
Albert Rasmussen Roosevett
The
SR Wu
Lastlan
Care
Andrew Murray
Lundberg Radnlett Utah
Pee Bracken Hoocseévelt
Nellie L. Merkiey
Tridell
Frank L
Noel Gare
Hetton
Ney
John J Staugh
Mutual Aid Society opens memberships in Uintah Basin
The Uintah Basin Mutual Aid Society announced formal openings for memberships last Friday. Each member would donate one dollar via the secretary treasurer to aid stricken farms in death emergencies. No salaries are paid. Memberships available from listed local officers and families across Jensen, Lapoint, Neola, Mt. Horeb, and Tabions, with committees forming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah Basin Mutual Aid Society
John P Madten
G V Billings Duchesne
Raymond Rees
A C Harmston
Scott Bryce Roosevelt
E J Young Jr
Lir Moore
Herderson Tfoward Caldwell T . Alexander
Forest M Ross Verna
Jensen Lapoint
Neola Doneta
Mt Hore
Tabtons
Constipation Relief Promises New Life for Alice Buns
After thirty years of constipation a reader reports dramatic change after using Adletika Tam a remedy marketed by Vernal Drug Company Prescription and testimonial style claim lead to improved digestion and energy. Ruth Calder plans to leave for Provo to enroll in BYU for a chemistry and physiology course this weekend.
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Adletika
Alice Buns
Vernal Drug Company
D29
Ruth Calder
Provo
BYU
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Vernal Society
Uinlah High School
Oalumni
Tolo
Vondsa Sperra
Thea Pano
Wanda Jonson
Dorothy Merkley
Alice Caldwell
Weldon Bastian
Alfred Caldwell
Rem
Pearl Massey Cgreorge Davis
Bon Hackinglynn Freestone
Gladys Binugh
Lowell Fox
Laveryla Cook
I Cc
Noble
L Peterson
MTA
Second Ward
Mina Showalter
Frank
Odoeunell Goodrich
Falk
Walter Woolley
John Jorgensen
Dallas Patch
Alfred Caldwell Weldon Bastian
Farl Goodrich
Brala
Sian Ashton
Teten
Misa Fthelyn Ashton
Uintah High School
Caevre
Central School
Thota King
Aston Carter
Steely
Mildred Haitian
Helen Jones
Genevieve Stunting
Pansy Shaffer
Mary Aycock
Vera Showalter
Misa Etva Griffis
Tite Mountain States Telephone & Til, CO
Dudley
Asuton Brasco, Sander Mercantile
Lou
hLgos
Dudless
Dudley Poultry Farm
Jenson
Fistion Son
Baese
Vintail County
Marqua
Ualty
Asher Merkley
Utih
Vermal Utah
Grand Rasmussen, Lapoint
Swii
Sec
Grand Rasmussen Lapoint
Nwi
Geo
John Elmer McNaughton
Uteh
John E McNaughtan
John LL McNaughtan
Uinah
Henry HE
Charles D
Slough
Ellaworth Vernal
Nwy
Swi
Ebert
Chandler Randlett
UtaheNi
G Cbe
SEI
Bea
Sea
Stella & Hardy Vernal
S&s
Hardy
Bee
David W Alfred Tiurchett
Ut -Nwt
Jess Armand Thompson Watson
Joran
Mack Drago
Lawrence
Beck
Thomas Tord
John N Davis
Mary E Ulacking
Israel
John N Daviis
Myrup
Howard
Wowley
Claire
Hacking
Joseph P Hacking
S&s Gardner Jensen
Utah- Fl
Aurin T Shelten
Arboeobl
Ferguson Ride
Joes Angeles
Valif
Jonn
Davis Vernal
Swh
Anna M Hacking
Victory Park
Clark Gable
Wallace Beery
Wheeler and Woolsey
Double Bill
Bob Steel
Robert Montgomery
Edmund Lowe, Victor, McLaglen and
Richard Arlen
Mutual
Fred Chandler
Chariton
Lewis Coal
Ben Slaugh
Regwar
Uintad State Tank
W Woolley
Freeman Tailoring Co
Urimran Srarhn Bank
Wi Stmong Bank
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