Local business note on new Vernal credit bureau plans
Jack C Turner will open the Credit Bureau of Vernal around March 1 with Oliver Reed aiding the venture. The piece praises Craig Chamber of Commerce courteous campaign and outlines community theater fund drives supporting bands, wards, schools, and church groups during the March of Dimes appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tmes
the Express
Artesia Tower
Jack C.turner
Focal Aviation Tycoon
Credit Buréau of
Vernal
Oliver Reed
Craig
Jaycee
Vernal Oilers
Holladay Merchants
Salt Lake
Lala Fond Cama
le Remy
Oilers Rally Despite Holladay Stars Showings
In a Saturday game the Oilers crushed Holladay with standout plays that left Vernal optimistic. Local fans expect a repeat of the season’s strong form, as key players delivered decisive scores and momentum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oilers
Siai
Vernal
Taat Peason
Ute Tribe Buys Clothing For Needy Indians
The Ute Tribe funded a $330 clothing purchase for students at the Whiterocka Indian School. Arrangements with Deseret Industries, Salt Lake City, were made by Ney E. Dillman through LDS Relief. Eva Haas and others bought the apparel Monday last week and will distribute it via the Ute Tribal Business Committee with Francisca Cesspooch, Judd Longhair, and James A. Redcap directing the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
i\Whiterocka Indian School
Ang Alza
Indian Service
Deseret Industries
Salt Lake City
Ney E. Dillman
Granby Coppers First Copper Coins Made in 1737
Granby coppers were minted in East Granby Connecticut in 1737 by Joseph Higley a Granby blacksmith These coins known as Granby coppers mark an early colonial coinage effort with locally produced currency in New England.
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Granby
East Granby
Conn
Joseph Higley
Ute History Compiled By Red Cross
Mrs Evelyn Woods and Mrs Alta Miller are compiling a Utah Ute history to be distributed to schools. They visited Whiterocks Indian School last week to supervise student research based on stories from Chief Tecumsen Rex Curry and others. The project is sponsored by the Junior Red Cross and supported by the State Department of Public Instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Woods
Salt Lake
Red Cross
Alta Miller
Jordan
Woods
Miller
Whiterocks
Utah
Tecumsen
Rex Curry
Menry Wapsock
State Department of Public Instruction
Tunlor Red Cross
Atom Disposal Baffles Science at Brookhaven Lab
At a Brookhaven National Laboratory conference, scientists grapple with how to dispose of hot radioactive atoms produced by atomic ovens and generators. They caution that burial methods may fail, sea dumping risks long term leakage, and groundwater could spread contamination. Unknown genetic effects and impacts on humans, animals, and plants loom as future quantities rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upton
Brookhave National Laboratory
Atomic Energy Commission
Phyallete
J. E. Rose
University of Chicago
Metita
Balt Mine
Rose
Wiche
Christmas Dining Table Adorned With Crystal Tapers
Makers hosted the student body with a full length dining table set for a Christmas gathering. A tree and a three-tiered candelabra held red tapers. punch was served in crystal glasses from crystal bowls.
Alterra Future Homemakers Meet Hosts Notable Speakers
Iome Makers of Alterra host Mrs Barrett Fr Duchesne and Mrs John Bourne Roose velt at the Alterra High School Future Homemakers of American Club meeting. Ice cream and sandwiches were served as Lorraine Hullinger and Mrs Lambert attended. State F H A officers met at the Utah State Capitol in Salt Lake City last week to plan the state FEA convention in late March. Hospital beds for the ESA nursing course will be installed at the school as Future Homemakers design room decorations following the Christmas open house party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrett
Duchesne
John Bourne
Roosevelt
Alterra High School
American Club
Lorraine Hullinger
Lambert
Utah
Salt Lake City
FEA
Funeral for Mrs. Ella Burton Draws Many Attendees
Attendees from Vernal and Whiterocks gathered at Lapoint on Thursday for the funeral of Mrs. Ella Smith Burton. Among those listed were Delbert Horrocks Zina Anderson and numerous relatives including Mr and Mrs W John son Mr and Mrs Charles Batty Mr and Mrs Woodey Searle Mrs Lawrence Abeggian Lewis Abegglen and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Smith Burton
Lapoint
Delbert Horrocks
Zina Anderson
W. Johnson
Quince Johnson
Charles Batty
Woodey Searle
Lawrence Abeggian
Lewis Abegglen
Grand Rasmussen
Max Rasmussen
E. Warren Belcher
Vernal
Clarence Murray
Selma Christensen
Maurice Christensen
Cloward
Albert Smith
Whiterocks
Maeser Families and Local Visits In California and Utah
Maeser residents update on travels and family news. Mrs Mark Hall visits Richmond while Clara Dell Abgetta heads to Korea to join Capt Abgetta. William Murray tours Sacramento and plans a Los Angeles trip to see daughter Leatha Mae. Mrs Clyde Nelson visits Salt Lake City and many ward families report mumps amid illness.
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Mark M. Hall
Richmond Calif
Pheebe Willams
Audrey Baker
Clara Dell Abgetta
Mall
San Francisco
California
Korea
Capt
Abgetta
Army of Occupation
Clara Dell Collett
Orin Collet
Maeser
William Murray Ig
Bsacramento
Joseph
Los Angeles
Leatha Mae
Clyde Nelson
Salt Lake City
Dalmain Martinson
Victor Bingham
Tommy Bingham
Golden Merkley
Rangely
Larvin Atwood
Hans C Koch Funeral Rites Held Monday
Funeral services were conducted Monday at Gosher Union Church for Hans Christan Koch, 81, who died Friday at Roosevelt hospital after a three year illness. Rev. Charles Ray officiated. burial followed at Roosevelt Remetersy. He was born April 25 1868 in Germany and came to the United States at 25, later moving to Uintah County in 1915 to Gusher. He was unmarried and survived by two adopted sons Fred and Lester Schwabe. Vernon Richards and Mr Blanchard traveled to Salt Lake City Friday of last week.
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Gosher Union Church
Hans Christan Koch
Roosevelt Hospital
Charles Ray
Roosevelt
Mr. Koch
Germany
United States
Uintah County
Gusher
Fred
Lester Schwabe
Local residents and travels note wide Utah ties
Mrs Rhoda Hatch and Mrs Aston Weile traveled to Salt Lake City on business for Shire Motor Co. Harold Pope also went to Salt Lake City. Mrs Milo Snow visits her mother Mrs Eliza Neal and sister Mrs William Schaefermeyer in Clearfield. Anna Oldham organized a six piece orchestra in Newport Oregon, formerly Miss Anna Ashby. Bert McNeil has Navy discharge and plans to settle in Vernal. Vernon Richards and Acel Hall flew to Los Angeles with flying lessons under GI Bill. Joseph Horrocks of Midvale visited with sons Mervin Delbert Rodney Lenard and families. attended funeral of Ella S Burton in Lapoint. Maeser School students vaccinated for diphtheria and sick room completed by PTA. Mrs Chester Murray visits Los Angeles. Lorin Reynolds family move to Ita Cols for Tex Oil Co. Mrs John Massey St. in Uintah County hospital. Melvin James and family visit Ella Stringham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhoda Hatch
Aston Weile
Salt Lake City
Harold Pope
Salt Lake
City
Shire Motor Co
Milo Snow
Clearfield
Eliza Neal
Wiliam
Schaefermeyer
Anna Oldham
Newport
Ore
Oldham
Anna Ashby
Bert McNeil
Navy
McNeil
Vernal
Vernon Richards
Acel Hall
Los Angeles
Calif
Richards
Hall
G. I
Joseph Horrocks
Midvale
Mervin
Delbert
Rodney
Lenard Horrocks
Sidney Merkley
Harold Ashby
Alph Johnson
Margaret Harrison
Delbert Horrocks
Ella S. Burton
Lapaint
Maeser School
Maeser Parent Teachers Association
Chester Murray
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Holladay Stars
Vernal Cafe
Fountain Service
Vogme Thestra
PTORE
Sis
Iome
Alterra
Burton
Western Stores
Taylor and Voorhies
Phono
Maeser Edne
C. Farnes
Caceeprecent
Hans C. Koch
Mr. Blanchard
Duane Steele
General Typewriter Company
Mr. Steele
Going
L.D
Wing's Store
Ft. Duchesne
Sweethearts Ball
Ashcraft
Victory Park
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