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Newspaper

Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1934

Page

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CWA meeting notices and Green River nesting project approved

Federal work program officials announce Thursday 7 30 pm CWA hearings in Uintah County to address worker complaints and appeals with written filings required. Vernal Gun Club nesting grounds along Green River bottoms approved by Roosevelt wild fowl committee. other Utah sites include Clear Lake, Bicknell bottoms, and Willard Bay with plans to promote wildlife and sportfishing. Commissioner Cook to speak at Vernal mass meeting, film "Outdoor Utah" to be shown.

Hinckley Federal Civil Work Administration EF J Young, Jr CWA Uintah County Court House Washington Young Newell Cook Fish Andw H B Milecam Vernal Gun and Rifle Club Green River Roosevelts Wild Fowl Stewart Lakes Jensen Ouray Leota Utah Clear Lake Millard County Bicknell Bottoms Wayne County Willard Bay Bingham Garfield County Cook New York Vernil Gun Club Millecam Vernal East Lee Key Educational Department

Basin Teachers Institute at Roosevelt Holds Large Attendance

Basin teachers attended an institute held at Roosevelt on a recent Saturday, the largest gathering of public school teachers in Uintah Basin. Superintendent H 8 Olsen presided with C M Iverson hosting, about 98 percent of teachers were present, and instruction occurred in five departments across two sessions led by state department heads Warren Taylor Hazel Brock Etta Seorup B Yarnsworth and Irvin Nowell.

Uintah Basin Roosevelt H 8 Olsen Uintah C M Iverson Duchesne Warren Taylor Hazel Brockpank B Yarnsworth Etta Seorup Irvin, Nowell

Uintah County Wheat Checks Distributed in Vernal

Approximately $2000 in wheat checks have been received by Treasurer Archie Johnson. All farmers must come to Vernal to sign for their checks, large or small, due to the absence of a farm agent who would deliver in person. Some checks are worth less than the travel cost, and this approach applies to barley, dairying, beef cattle, bog corn, and other stabilizing projects.

Uintah County Archie Johnson

Mary Sander Chosen County Social Worker

Mary Sander began work as Uintah County social worker under the FERA this Thursday morning. She has previously contributed significant voluntary time since the FERA program started in the county.

Mary Sander Uintah County FERA Sander

Twenty Years Ago in Vernal News T:

Miss Leona Anderson of Maeser sought a post at Vernal hospital. Louie Jorgensen aided Ashton boys in stock at Roosmelt. Minnie Bigelow leads Orpheus popularity contest. Gasoline dipped to 18 cents in Denver. Vernal 40 to 55 cents. Dr Charles F. Worth returned to farm above Orton. eye health improved. Hirth absent over a year. friends await handshake. John Bates resigns as Vernal Milling and Light director. Nema McKinney at Orpheus near reservation. Olive Reader noted in absence.

Leona Anderson Maeser Vernal Louie Jorgensen Roosmelt Ashton Boys Minnie Bigelow Orpheus Denver Charles FE Worth Orton Hirth John Bates Vern. Milling and Light Company Bates Nema McKinney Olive Reader

UHS Auto Mechanics Building Nears Early Finish

A G Goodrich, foreman, reports the UHS auto mechanics building faces a brief delay from shortened CWA hours but aims for a record completion. A supplemental CWA project was rushed to avoid carpentry delays caused by plan changes and higher labor needs than initially anticipated.

UHS Auto Mechanics G Goodrich Beit

Tive Released From CWA Compensation

Workers at CWA projects were released from compensation services. George Caldwell injured from a fall. CV Crapo suffered a broken finger. William Smuin bruised fibula. Albert F Hadfield wrist injury. Argyle Roper crushed. Roscoe Hall and Oral Shiner suffered minor injuries from a Johnson box impact on a Fresno tarred frozen ground.

CWA George Caldwell Crapo William Smuin Hoken Albert F Hadfield Argyle Roper Smuin Roscoe Hall Oral Shiner Johnson Fresno

New Paying Project in Vernal Approved by CWA

A new paying project for Vernal City has been approved by the local CWA committee with expected state approval by February 15. The project extends from Imperial hall south to the Ashton corner and connects with the surfaced road to Vernal cemetery. Other OWA projects in Vernal will be paved with rock asphalt from hills west of Vernal.

Vernal City CWA State Committee Imperial Hall Ashton Corner Vernal Cemetery OWA Vernal

Mrs Minerva Eklund of Leota Buried Jan 22

Tar scalp services for Mrs Minerva Eklund who died January 7 were held January 22 at the Leota ward house. Her sons Lester E Ivan and daughter Mrs Alta Timothy of Fort Duchesne attended. Speakers William Corey Robert Cooper and Bert Hovey praised her pioneer life. Special music by a quartet. Interment was in the Leota cemetery.

Outdoor Utah Film Shown In Vernal February 17

Under Vernal Gun and Rifle Club auspices arrangements are made to show the film Outdoor Utah in Vernal on Saturday February 17. The film, from the state fish and game department, follows wildlife life in Utah including deer elk and birds. Commissioner Neweh C Cook returns from Washington after talks on migratory birds and nesting and public hunting preserves along the Green River bottoms. The showing is free to all with possible a second night and transportation for county Dads.

Vernal Gun and Rifle Club Utah Vernal State Fish and Game Department Neweh C Cook Bear River Nebo Mountain Cook Washington New York

Reclassification Rules Urge Fair Labor on Utah Projects

R H Winckley director of civil works administration Utah warns local authorities against reclassifying workers on OWA jobs. A carpenter moved to laborer on same job deprives others of work. two reclassifications need local reemployment service approval. No one may alter personnel on any OWA project. If original labor needs exceed, submit a supplemental project for approval to avoid delays.

R H Winckley Civil Works Administration Utah Mr Winckley

Richardson Re appointed Vernal City Marshall

At a special meeting the Vernal City Council re appointed Lafe Richardson as city marshal Frank Swain was chosen as night marshal replacing Adam Erickson after years of service Minor business matters were also handled

Vernal Lafe Richardson Frank Swain Mr Swain Adam Erickson

Lapoint Boxing Bout Draws Record Crowd

A Friday night boxing bout at the UHS gymnasium for the Lapoint ward chapel drew a near capacity crowd, with fans filling the venue to enjoy the charity event and support the cause.

UHS Lapoint Ward Chapel

Utah Livestock Men Pay Bounty on Dead Horses

Utah livestock owners faced bounty tax issues in 1931 1932 and 1933 with overdrawn bounty funds. State Auditor Julius C Andersen and chief accountant E J BurteaU disclosed in a letter to county clerks that overpayments and declining revenues left funds short. The review shows 1929 to 1933 bounty receipts dwindling from about 103000 to 16259 with 5000 reserved for rodent control and funds to assist cooperative programs.

Utah Julius C Andersen Mr Andersen E J Bure Tau State Board of Agriculture United States Biological Survey Bounty Fund

CWA Trapping Project Starts in Uintah County

The CWA trapping initiative begins in Uintah County with five local trappers under John Willis of the US Biological Survey. They will work 30 hours weekly through mid May, covering the county to reduce predatory animals using poison where livestock safety is ensured.

CWA Uintah County John Willis US Biological Survey Uintah Willis US Biological Department Lvestok

Buried Saturday Of Lapoint Invalid Youth Devon Cobb

Devon Cobb thirteen year old son of Mr and Mrs Donald Cobb died of a heart ailment at Roosevelt hospital last Thursday Funeral services were held Saturday under Lapoint yard bishopric with speakers Bishop Murphy Ray E Dillman William Sprouse Shirley Caldwell Melba Wilson Alta Lamoreaux providing music Lay My Head Beneath a Rose sung as solo opening prayer by Hayden Foster benediction by Bishop Jerry Harrison Interment in Lapoint cemetery

Lapoint Devvon Donald Cobb Roosevelt Hospital Devon Lapoint Yard Bishop Murphy Ray E Dillman Roosevelt Wiliam Sprouse Shirley Caldwell Melba Wilson Alta Lamoreaux

Plans for Hog-Corn Control Project by Uintah Farmers

A Tuesday afternoon meeting in the Uintah State Bank directors room discussed planning a hog-corn control project. The group criticized the lack of a county farm agent, noted high mailing costs, and argued funds must be repaid from beneficiary checks.

Tensen Postmaster Rounds Out 34 Years of Service

Henry J Chatwin, postmaster at Jensen, marks 34 years in office. Appointed January 7, 1960 by President Merrinley to succeed Bishop Billingson, he has led the Riverside Mercantile era and weathered two robberies. Known as Uncle Hen by locals, he is among Utah’s oldest serving postmasters.

Henry J Chatwin Jensen Chatwin Wm Merrinley George Billingson Kelly Mercantile Dlalog John K Bullock Riverside Mercantile Utah

Boy Scout Mobilization For Roosevelt Broadcast

The Uintah district Boy Scouts mobilize to hear President Roosevelt on February 10 at 10 odenk & m. 45 Announced in the Vernal Express. Dr James E West orders a nationwide call to service, urging parents and communities to engage in a two week national service effort tied to the Presidents message.

Boy Scouts of Roosevelt Boy Scouts of America Aher Utah United States Great Empire Uintah Timpanogos Council

CCO Workers Take Interest in Education

CCC workers in the fourth region engage in education programs, with CCO supervisor Griffin from San Bernardino overseeing plans. Assistants Stokes and Parkinson will aid in Ogden, as subjects range from basic literacy to machinery operation and timber work, plus motion picture aids. summer continuation hoped.

Ogden CCCG United States Forest Service CCC Griffin San Bernardino Calif CCO Far West Ogden Spor W Stokes Boise Service Dana Parkinson Parkinson Utah Idaho Nevada Heywood Ordeville Edward P Cox St George W E Tangven Moapa Ney Ivan Christensen Moab EL Cox Congress Forest Service Tribunl

CWA payroll in Uintah county shows reduced hours in late January

Payroll for the week ending January 25 in Uintah county drops due to hour reductions on county and city CWA projects. Disbursing agent E J Young Jr reports wages totaling $117303 across projects with increases expected for a five man trapping crew and a Dinosaur project rise to 20 hours weekly. New hires include F G Bingham as retail price enumerator and Lewis Moore reassigned as pay agent. Frank Slaugh joins January 5 as commerce census enumerator, appointed by Frank Olson.

Uintah E J. Young Jr F G Bingham Bingham C J Sheeran Salt Lake City Lewis Moore Frank Slaugh CWA Commerce Census of America Slaugh Frank Olson Price

Weldon Altrec and Miss Jacobson Married in Vernal

George Weldon Altrec son of J oM Allred and Miss Orve Nellie Jacobson daughter of O L Jacobson both of Vernal were married on January 10 by Bishop Byron Goodrich.

Creorge Weldon Altrec J Om Allred Miss Orve Nellie Jacobson O L Jacobson Vernal Byron Goodrich

Mock trial at Vernal Lyceum over kissing hired girl

Forty years ago at the Vernal Stake House a crowded gathering witnessed a mock trial of John W. Davis for kissing the hired girl. A jury was drawn from the audience and objections by Dr. Hullinger were overruled by Judge DeFrieze. Uncle Jerry Murray was in town Monday, and Gus Cinell returned from Rangely where he opened a store for W. P. Coltharp. The Rangeley community grew with new stores and coal production rising. The Express notes Uintah county’s coal abundance and national coal demand.

Vernal Lyceum John W. Davis Hullinger Judge DeFrieze Express Jerry Murray Gus Cinell Rangery Daly W. P. Coltharp L. Johnson and Co Verna Emert Rangely Faree Thasos Rangeley Tha Express Uintah County United States

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Stewart Lake Teota Spee Ea Tive Minerva Eklund Richardson Marshall Fternoon Uintah State Bank H B Calder George A Slaugh John W Weaver William Petergon Extension Service Logan Wintah County Wasatch County Tensen BOY Scout President Roosevelt U. H Vernal Lions Club Denver-Balt Lake Pocatello Idaho Falls Myton F. Eskelson J FR Douglas Thomas Karren W S&s. Henderson Francis Feltcher Tskelson Guy Samuels J C Hacking Arthur Curtis Delroy Angus Bert Swain J C Allied Mark Caldwell Ira Carrell William Sprowe Billy Farrar Government Road Guy Long Ernest Johnson John Boston Glines Ward State Road Commission
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