Vernal Lions Club Sponsors 1953 Community Projects
Vernal Lions Club of Utah reports a busy 1953 summer with the Donkey Barn project and repair work at the Henry House of Natural History. The club donated 300 for building improvements and hosted outdoor gatherings, meals, and entertainment for residents and neighbors, aiding over 1300 people through meals and events.
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Vernal Lions Club of
Utah
Vlan Pnold House of Natural History
Paneions Club
al Lima
Sais
Ten Etta Relations
Penenlttos
Ares
Claus Everul Emal
Real Estate Transfers in Vernal and Surrounding Areas
A list of warranty deeds shows Hullinger and others conveying multiple parcels in Vernal including Lot 9 and Block 8 in Johnston addition, with various properties in Vernal City and nearby towns. The document records transfers from April 1952 to March 1953, noting buyer names, parcel descriptions, and stated interests, alongside a note of Japan importing 4,034,600 tons of coal in 1952-53, including 2,875,700 tons of American coking coal.
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Hullinger
Jeen Hullinger
Frida Hulinger
Johnston
Lawr Pfeiee
George Iil
Jang
San
Sec
TSS
Man Foul M. Batty
Isobel
City Dora
Freestone
Tan
Merbert Smart
Arethy Smart
Kaysville
Glan
Japan
$15000 Spent to Enlarge Twin Lakes Reservoir
The Ashley Valley Reservoir Company expanded Twin Lakes in the Uinta Mountains elev. 10300 ft. A new rock dam rises 17 ft high with 9 ft crest, 400 ft long, storing 365 acre feet. Goose Lake and Killego Lake dams were repaired as part of the project, plus 44 miles of forest road for access. Directors include Allen, Jenkins, Ackhurst, Murray, Feltch.
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Maslo Christensen
Uinta Mountains
Ashley Yards Company
Silemaber
Ashley Valley Reservoir Company
Tho Noresiden Ileugh
Nont ' Leel
D. Karmen
Clarence Bird
Pred We Felich
Ed J
Oeen
Utah
Ashley
Nile Hughes
Fred Feltch Sr
Twin Lakes
Goose Lake
Mirror Lake
Se Seas
Aria
Forest Road
Adama
Af Bee Allen
Leonard
Archie D. Jenkins
Carl Rand
Be, Ackhurst
Fore
Gincer Con Luneid
He's Average and He's Free in a Quiet American Life
A fragmented reminiscence sketches a man described as average yet skilled, married with two children, living in a free country. The passage contrasts daily family life with a broader sense of independence and the pressures of modern living.
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Harvey Christensen Farm Paradise for Boys in Vernal
The Harvey Christensens of Maeser cleared 25 acres from brush and built a thriving 200 acre farm near Vernal. They grow raspberries, raise cattle and sheep, and sell part of their produce commercially. The land offers fishing, rabbits, deer, pheasants, beaver and musk rat, plus chances to uncover Indian relics. Harvey, born in Brigham City, moved to Vernal in 1926 and married Lola Smith in 1934.
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Harvey Christensens
Maeser
Frank.h. Smith
Harvey
Leo Smith
Old Fort Thornburg
Christensen
Alan
Mr. Christensen
Brigham City
Utah
Vernal
Lola Smith
Logan Temple
Frank Smith
Smith
Salt Lake
City
Christensens
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Christensen I
Uintah
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Vernal Lions Club
W. al Jacobs
Bseba Beothere
Prank
Wodolph
Sandor
Ft. Bragg
N. C
Agstown
Laurence C. Cooper
Preferred Risk Mutual Ins. Co
Dis Moines, Jowa
Los Angeles
Ross
Markante
Mott
Pictoe Melee
Mark M
Hall
Eleanor A
Orace
Shel Mo
Mickell
Chula
Lapoint
Nola
Denver
Casper
Billings
Reservoiir
Fonte Onn
Tocatio
Killegoe
Aea
Haight
Vernal Furniture Exchange
Vernal Ave
HOTEL
Ay W, Shepherd, Mgr
J. Barnott
Utah Motor CO
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