Naples and Second Ward Members In Thrilling Stake Clash
A near sellout crowd watched Naples edge Second Ward 32 to 30 in a 32 minute high school basketball thriller. Naples later defeated Maeser 24 to an unspecified score, causing the Naples Second Ward game to be postponed and rescheduled.
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Naples and Second Ward
Thriller
Naples
Second Watch
Ker
Second Ward
Glines
Maeser
Gilines
Etienne Shepherd
Karl Roberts
Arthur Wooley
Eldon Cyvok
Ralph Walker
Erecel Shepherd Hast Thomas
LaVern Hatch
Nees Ashel Evaris
Frank Gardner
Donald Good
Leo Hacking
Wilbur Oaks
Clinton Solfeltz
Floyd Alen
Maurice Vernon
Ray Smith
Lynn Oaks
Clyde Anderson
Ward Lynn Frestone
Des Pitt
Frank Postma
Jay Searle
Don Richardson
Bil Mott
Carson Roberts Lyle Carpenter
Ward
Ward Maeser Napes
Tridell
Memorial plan for George Washington Monument at Jensen
Community members and officials push a memorial highway from Jensen to the Dinosaur National Monument for George Washington. Witbeck Post supports the Jensen George Washington Bicentennial committee plan with a program to erect a monument and beautify the Green River drive.
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Green River
Congress
Amaza Caldwell
de- Mar Dudley
Ira 8
Gardner
Milo Snow
Lloyd Merkley
J 8 Milburn
Glenn Miller Dallas Young
Jensen George Washington
Our &P
Lnd
Farm Bureau Meeting approves board retention and Johnson resignation
At the annual Farm Bureau meeting in Vernal Utah the auditors praised conservative management while critics accused salaries and commodity handling of missing publicity. The board retained with Joseph Horrocks as president and Theodore Johnson slated to resign as manager after a ten day extension, while Luther Swett LeRoy Carroll and Jacob N Lybbert spoke on publicity and press cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Joseph Horrocks
E Smith
LeRoy Carrell
Uintah Farm Bureau
Jacob N Lybbert
Leroy E Carroll
Jacomh N Lybbert
Luther Swett
Theodore Johnson
Johnson
Dinosaur Monument Plan Moves to Congress for Park Creation
A committee proposes initial funding to start the Dinosaur National Monument project, withdraw adjacent land to form the park, purchase private lands, rename to Dinosaur National Park, cede state lands to the federal government, and erect a memorial boulevard and irrigation reservoirs. A six mile road to Jensen hinges on a $6 million federal appropriation, with coordination between Jensen Bicentennial and Vernal Lions clubs and Congressman Don Colton.
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Ecentinnist Committee
Congress
Memorial Boulevard
Jensen
Green River
Dinosaur Monument
Thassid Monument
Dinosaur National Monument
Dinsaur National Park
Utah
U.S 10
George Washington
Washington
Naw
Colton
Tribune
Salt Lake City
Interior Department
House
Senate
Jensen Bicentennial Committee
Dinosaur Committee
Vernal Lions Club
Don DG Colton
Lambs Sold For The Herd Headline
Ronmaid Williams shipped lambs to the Ogden market where prices were low. A Farm Bureau statement hung at the Stockmen's Club detailing sale commissions and deductions, fueling sensational, sensationalized coverage.
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Ronmaid Wiliams
Ogden
Stockmens Club
Tsmb
Lamb price clash sparksFarm Bureau meeting and controversy
The article recounts a dispute over lamb pricing involving Mr Williams and Wasatch Livestock Loan association. It describes low prices received for feeder lambs, release charges, a costly telephone call, and a Farm Bureau explanation at a stockmen's club meeting. It notes political implications raised by Mr Singleton and asserts the club’s intent to be fair.
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Willams
P. Ff Goodrich
Goodrich
Wasatch Livestock Loan Association
Bureay
Williams
Ealt Lake
Farm Bureau
Beng
Stockmens Club
Vernal
Willims
Mr Williams
Fort Singleton
Singleton
Salt Lake
Clevelanda
Theodore Johnson
Fort Duchesne Junior High Praises Editor Helen Beeley
The Fort Duchesne Junior High faculty congratulates Helen Beeley editor of the school news on her thirteen year excellent work in all subjects She is an A Tenth grade pupil active in Sigma Beta Glee Club and sports Illness prevents her from writing today Miss Evan Hallett covers as associate editor praised for her work The staff notes student progress in writing and word growth through the Literary Club but emphasizes independent student writing of the news.
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Fort Duchesne
Helen Beeley
Ang
Helen
Sigma Beta
Evan Hallett
Star
Jramn
Hobby Club
Big ‘Chili
Alma Kelly
Helen Seeley
Shirley Crumbo
Winifred Moore
Genevieve Haynes
Merle Maxwell
Annie Hall
Norma Hallett
Miss Neal
Helen Paeles
First spelling match opens year with grade level finals
The first spelling match of the year took place Friday January 29. The Fourth grade competed with the fifth the sixth with the seventh the eighth with the ninth and tenth. The winners were the fourth grade seventh grade and the ninth and tenth grades. The tenth grade History class has taken up a subject seen in the minds of every newspaper war fever China by Japan. Every pupil has obtained home information on this subject. It is more interesting than the wars we have studied because it involves the people of today. The Hobby club elected officers Friday January 29. President Floyd Wardle, vice president Glenn Allred, secretary and treasurer Mont Seeley, reporters James Paydock and Harefold Eskelson.
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Winnifred Moore
China
Japan
Nmont Seeley
Boys of the Hobby Club
Floyg Wardle
Glenn Allred
Mont Bseeley
James Faydock
Harefold Eskelson
James Paydock
Misa Helen Keller
Phillips Hayward
Timeis
Herbbert Pijan
Reading Club Inspires First and Second Graders
Miss Alma Kelly organizes daily reading and storytelling sessions for first and second graders, guiding pupils to read aloud for upper grades. Fourth grade notes celebrate student performances and winter art. Fifth and sixth graders tackle a reading core test and plan an original dialogue for an school assembly.
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Alma Kelly
Miss
Doroth Womack
Edward Moore
Jensen Ae Page Reports Fog Delays Shadow Finding
Ground fog delayed events on Tuesday with late afternoon sun. Local residents note two and a half inches of mow fallen in the morning. Mrs James Robinson and family were hosted Sunday by Mrs Atta Chatwin for Avons birthday. Mrs Ralph Dhew and daughter attended. Mrs Susie Nelson spent several days with her daughter Mrs James Oaks of Ver.
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James Robinson
Local Social Notes and Family News From Vernal Area
Mr and Mrs Oaks welcome a baby boy born Friday. Elmer Snow hosts cards and lunch with Charles Wise Maud Atwood Misa Dalley Liva Case Atta Chatwin and others. The dinner honored Mrs Wageoner's birthday. Nolan Nollingshead visited Jeruen. Charles Wl and Mortensen family news. George Washington birthday celebrations planned.
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Oaks
Elmer Snow
Charles Wise
Maud Atwood
Misa Dalley
Liva Case
Atta Chatwin
Ralph Waggerer
Mra Smith
Art
Fritz Stewart
Robert Moon
Wageoners
Nolan Nollingshead
Vernal
Jeruen
Chares
Charney Mortensen
Mortensen
Henry Merkley
Ray Paulson
Old Papers 2c Pre 100 Call It This Office
Brief classified note from a prewar era column referencing old papers and a directive labeled this office with a terse instruction.
Radio 1 Tubes-Etring Times Boosts Farm Machinery Push
A spirited broadcast urges farmers to prepare equipment for spring. Listeners are urged to place orders for iron rods and bolts to save time and boost productivity, highlighting improved crops and better times ahead.
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Waslirton Memorial
A. Theodore Johnson
Bureau
Albright
Honar
Buureneas
Helen Seeley Edtor Bhirley Crumbo
Duchesne Scilool
Lat
Crumbo
Lowell Duvall
Jensen Ae
Evennger
Twloyd Gilroy
George Vincent
Joaseph Ainge
Td Perkins
Nampa
Idaho
Mamila Nelson
Ade Lambert
2B. P. Kelly
IL. DS
Kelly
John I. McConkle
Fsbor
Uintah Gas Co
Vernal, Utah
Hewletts
Radio 1
Vernal Lumber Co
Sandy Bars
Husters
Black Beauty
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