Vernal Society BPW Club Entertains and More
Last week the Vernal Business and Professional Women's Club hosted a lunch at Mrs Geo Johnston home with May Jorgensen Louise Jorgensen and other members attending special guests Edith Allen and Jane Addison. The Junior Current Topics club met January 28 at Mr G Laurence Fox home with program Music as a Character Builder in the Home and a Valentine luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BPW
Business and Professional Women's Club
Laurence Fox
George F. Walker
Edgar C. Calder
Bridge
Denil Jonesy
Nite Smith
Community Notes From Cheyenne and Nearby
Doa rwin band members in Cheyenne greet Verdin R Johnson who returned Friday from Detroit. Bryant Roper and Willow Creek visitors visit Sam Gray family. Gale Oaks hospitalized after another heart attack per Mrs Glenn Oaks. Larseri announce arrival of baby boy born Sunday. Wittam and J A McConkie spent Sunday in Lapsint. Clara Colton plans return from New York to home in February. Caldwell returns from California seeking health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verdin R. Johnson
Detroit
Doarwin
Cheyone
Bryant Roper
Willow Creek
Sam Gray
Owen Jones
Glenn Oaks
Gale
Clark Larseri
Wittam
J. A. McConkie
Clara Colton
New York
B. M. Caldwell
Califortila
Primary Sunday School Conference Peb. 6 and 7
D ALLEN MAESER PIONEER DIED TUESDAY AT QUARTERLY CONFERENCE SATURDAY AND SUNDAY Primary and Sunday School work stressed Sessions planned at Vernal First ward chapel Saturday night and Sunday in the LDS Seminary building Choristers and organists meet at the seminary Public session to follow in the tabernacle Interment to be in Maeser cemetery under Swain Funeral Home care Survivors include sons Orin Maeser daughters Martha Price Mary Hacking and others with numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashley Valley
Three Mile Creek
Box Elder County
Alanson D
Chastina Hadioc
Alen
Annie Christina Bindrup
Belt Lake City
Allen
Maeser
Orin
Mra
Martha Price
Cache Valley
Marinda Hall
Emma Bennion
Arche
Marion
Eva
Mary Hacking
Folowing Brothers
Aistera
Hyrum
Moab
David
California
Marinds Ingies
Ogden
Emma Jorgensen
Huntsville
Swaln Fineral
Uintah Dominates Alterra in Friday Night High School Game
Uintah rode a 59 to 29 win over Alterra at Alterra High School with a 38 to 10 halftime lead. Woods led the Utes with 16 points as ten Uintah players scored. Referee Biddulph officiated. Sparks earned the Jwmpire tag. A large UHL crowd attended the even. Uintah travels to Altamont next Friday while Duchesne visits Vernat on Wednesday Feb 17.
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Alterra
Utes
Uintah
Franck Wright
Woods
Biddulph
Jwmpire
Sparks
UHL
Altamont
Duchesne
Vernat
Father of Nile Smith Dies at Heber Saturday
Thomas Devers Smith died at the family home in Heber City on Saturday afternoon from coronary thrombosis. He was an active land church worker who served a mission to Kentucky and Tennessee in 1801 1903 and was a Wasatch school board member. He is survived by his widow Lucretia Moulton Smith six sons and daughters ten grandchildren one brother and three others. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 1 39 p m in the Heber LDS ward with Bishop Joseph Olpin in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Devers Smith
Nile Smith
Ashton Bros. Co
Heber City
Smith
Kentucky
Tennessee
Wasatch School Board
Lucretia Moulton Smith
Arthur Marcus Bowen
Dyma Ellen Smuin
Vernal
Lester Bingham
Heber
Ie Kimball Wins Townsend Pension Prize
H. Kimball received a letter from Don Thurson, chair man of the Townsend Weekly Utah headquarters in Salt Lake City, announcing he won the prize of $2 for gathering the most signers to the Townsend Old Age Pension petition in Utah. Kimball said the petition of millions of names was presented to Congress on Tuesday and that he would not seek further signatures for the petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S, H. Kimball
Don Thurson
Utah
Townsend Weekly
Salt Lake City
Kimball
Congress
Mid Year Institute Held Saturday At Uintah Hs
The mid year teachers institute at Uintah High School Saturday drew positive notes from officials. Superintendent Bb G Noble presided as H Warren Taylor and Ray Evans with Miss Jen Campbell attended as state education leaders. Two departmental sessions occurred at 10:30 and 1:30 with leaders Mary M Ricks Stark Campbell Noble and others. A Uintah County Teachers Association meeting and a noon cafeteria lunch followed.
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Teachers’ Institute
Uintah High
Bb. G. Noble
Alterra High School
Noble
H. Warren Taylor
Ray Evans
State Board of Education
Jennit Campbell
Dp. Ny
Mary M. Ricks
Uintah
Stark
Duchesne County
Miss Campbell
Taylor Bupt
LeRoy Bishop
Harold M. Lundell
AILS
Mr. Bond
Evans
A. Need Mor+ ti
AUS
Duane P. Anderson
AIS
Pearl Snyder
Uinted County Teachers’ Association
Reservoir projects blocked locally not in Washington
In Vernal Utah editor Bartlett argues Uintah basin needs large scale reservoir projects like Buck Pasture and criticizes policy favoring many small local projects. He urges abandoning petty road and school projects to focus on major reservoirs and asserts the problem lies in Vernal and Uintah County rather than federal policy.
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Vernal Express
Calder
Buck Pasture
Vernal
Ashley Valley
Adda
Sam
Ulrich Basin
Duck Pasture
Uintah County
Washington
Bartlett
Salt Lake City
Utah
Skidding to Be Presented at Uintah High Friday
Skidding, a three act comedy drama, will be presented by Uintah High School at the auditorium on Friday February 12. The plot centers on a Salt Lake City family with Boise Idaho as the setting and features Judge Hardy seeking renomination to the state supreme bench amid political opposition by the Federals. The family’s efforts to aid their father to office lead to humorous political entanglements as Marion returns from college with a fiancé. Matinee at 2 30 and evening at 3 15 directed by Barney D White with Royal Henderson as business manager. Cast includes Enid Lambert Charles Bingham Roberta Cook Ruseel Gray Dan Price Enid Manwaring Lucille Lundgreen Nihla Perry Orl voarich and George Millecam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah High Schoe
Salt Lake City
Boise
Fda
Hardy
Supreme Court
Marion
Barney D. White
Royal Henderson
Enid Lambert
Charles Bingham
Roberta Cook
Ruseel Gray
Dan Price
Enid Manwaring
Lucille Lundgreen
Nihla Perry
Orlovoarich
George Millecam
February Want Ad Sale Ben Details on Page Thres
February want ad sale showcases Ben details on page threshold with brief listings and notices. Local readers find limited items and prices, including small job, sale, and service notices.
Eckers Studio to Play Vernal Town Team at UHS Gym
Eckers Studio of Salt Lake faces Vernal Town Team in a Saturday night game at the UHS Gym. The contest is billed as one of the most exciting basketball games in years. A second game features Utah high school faculty against Roosevelt High School staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ckers
Vernal Town
UHS
Whit
Eckers
Salt Lake
Vernal ‘Town
Uin‘tah
Roosevelt ‘Ugh School
Grammer School Student Run Over by Bus
Paul Eggleston seven son of Mr and Mrs Hart Eggleston of Myton and brother of Howard Eggleston was seriously injured last Wednesday when the rear wheels of a bus ran over his leg between the knee and hip. The vehicle driven by Harold Dudley carried 37 pupils and halted for sheep. Three boys stepped off to clear the herd and a sudden start allegedly pulled Eggleston under the bus. He was taken to Roosevelt’s L Miles Allen hospital, later transferred for X rays showing a splintered bone. Bedfast for some time, he may miss further school this term. He was in the third grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Eggleston
Hart Eggleston
Myton
Howard RH. Eggleston
J. O. Penney
Vernal
Harold Dudley
Eggleston
CB. c
L. Miles- Allen Hospital
Roosevelt
Balt Lake
Mother of E G Sundquist Dies in Pleasant Grove
The mother of E G Sundquist, Emma Stoltz Sundquist born January 5 1874 in Sweden, died after a brief illness at her Pleasant Grove home. Survived by husband Charles Bundquist four sons four daughters and about 25 grandchildren. Funeral services Sunday in Pleasant Grove Third Ward LDS chapel with Bishop Frank Atwood officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Grove
Third Ward
Frank Atwoodwill
Hearts Delight social to aid Vernal Second Ward MIA
The Hearts Delight social sponsored by Vernal Second Ward MIA will be held Thursday evening February 11 at the ward chapel. Funds raised support the organization with a Valentine and patriotic program, dancing, mixers, games, progressive table games, and booth refreshments including a pie and cake sale by the Senior and Adult classes. The event promises varied features and broad public invitation.
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Vernal Second Ward
MIA
Jnb
February Want Ad Sale Bee Detail on Page Three
A notice announces a February want ad sale with a brief directive to see Bee Detally on page three for full details. The item highlights a promotional sale event and directs readers to the indicated page for specifics.
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Vernal Society
Lynn Ashton
O. T. Bridge Club
Ralph G. Alexander
Ben Barr
Mabel Batty
Doris Galder
Wanda Caldwell
Olena, Hacking
Vera Hacking
Martha Karren
Ann Hing
LaPreal Mattsson
Ruby Nethelsel
Fyn. Pope
Thelma Ross
Jensto Feltch
Qistle Thompson
Meg Samuels
Tda Scott
Olena Hac~king
Twentieth Century Club
E. A. Bennion
Guy Samuels
Adair Tyzack
Ray Duke
Samuels
Vern McCarrell
Ibeux Arts Club
The
Indies
Beaux Arts Club
Lloyd Shimmin
Wallace Calder
Wailis
Simpson
Lloyd Winn
Woolgrowers Auxiliary
Ashley Wool
Auxiary
Uintad State Bank
Myrtle Davidson
Miome Economics Department
USAC
Logan
Cee Maeser
D. Allen
IE Kimball
Townsend
Boy Scout Movement
Utah Power & Light CO
UL H.S
Grammer School
E. G. Sundquist
Fluat
Second Ward
Ay By
Fanacley Workers
Neem
Imperial
Lions Club
District Scouters
City Council
M—Legion
County Commissioners
Boy Scouts
Farmers’ Market
Charles A. Hatch
Calder’s
Calder Bros. Creamery
Altonah
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