Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Vernal Express in Vernal, Utah

We have 5,107,769 pages in Utah

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 16 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1930

Page

6

Joint Institute for Duchesne and Uintah County Teachers

A Saturday program at Roosevelt High School featured talks by Mr Morrill on closer working relationships between departments and Miss Bosh on professionalism in teaching. The schedule included performances by LaVell Johnson and readings by Ada Anderson, with sessions on modern trends in secondary education and standards in English under A Stromberg, A Watts, and Mrs Edwards.

Duchesne Uintah County Roosevelt Morrill Miss Bosh LaVell Johnson B L. Dart Myton State House of Representatives Ada Anderson Troosevelt A. Stromberg Ducherre Trenda A Watts Uintah Huglish OJ Edwards Roosevelt

Year book progress at Paragon Printing project

The staff of the Unitarian school is working hard on the year book copy. Meetings occur nightly in the faculty room at seven o'clock with about a dozen workers. The first sixteen pages are ready to be sent to Paragon Printing in Salt Lake City for printing.

Unitarin Salt Lake City Thorne Paragon Company Staf

Debating Season Opens for Utah School Compulsory Law Change

The slate outlines debates among English sections across grades to decide if the age limit should stay at 18. Teams include seniors, juniors, sophomores, and freshmen with a packed schedule in the new building. Main speeches run five minutes and rebuttals three minutes.

Utah Chives Bertors LaRue Hunting Lamar Cook Carl Gearle Arthur Woolkey Norma Wansen Sola Tez Neldon Caldew Lewis Roberts Wphomores Virginia Noel Letha Ealr Marcel Young Victor Bingham Kalma Young Haze Lewis Ceris Powell Uel Hunting

Yell Masters Chosen For New Cheer System

Three new yell masters named at a Board of Control meeting Wilbon Imke Howard Calder and Dallas Hatch buy twelve snappy membership forms and launch an acrobatic cheer system. The selected yell kings will lead precise motions to energize crowds with a disciplined routine.

Board of Control Wilbon Imke Howard Calder Dallas Hatch

Seniors Prepare For Graduation Amid Ring Or Pin Debate

Last week a senior class meeting discussed graduation plans and a decision on whether to award rings or pins. Officers Wright Noel, Gildys Mavesh, and June Row will request samples from two or three companies while senior petitions are drafted and filed.

T. Ghouss Reniers Rers Wright Noel Gildys Mavesh Pesident June Eiver

Captain Crossbones To Be School Opera

A fragmentary item notes Captain Crossbones connected to a school opera project with unclear details. credit lines and precise roles are unreadable in the OCR fragment.

Captain Crossbones

Pirate Band Kidnaps Daughter Over Forbidden Love

A young woman’s romance with an American sparks parental disapproval leading to a house lockdown. The lover forms a pirate band and abducts the daughter as tensions rise. Readers are told to wait for the next date for further developments.

New Seminary Class for Juniors and Seniors Announced

Mr Cannon announces a weekly Seminary class every Tuesday at noon, open to current students and graduates. The Junior Seminary reports good progress despite cold weather, with sessions for seventh grade boys Tuesday, seventh grade girls Wednesday, and eighth and ninth grade boys and girls Thursday and Friday respectively.

Cannon

Students League Eold Meetings At Uintah High

The Students League Meetings were held at Uintah High with both girls and boys assemblies. Officers elected include Gladys Slaugh president Latfar Cook vice president Norma Allen senior rep Alice Caldwell junior rep Grace Slaugh sophomore rep Helen Evans freshman rep. Talks covered public manners school discipline and upcoming games.

Students League Uintah High Gladys Slaugh Latfar Cook Norma Allen Alice Caldwell Grace Slaugh Helen Evans Mary Langford Helen Calder Biss Sart Owen Slaush Boys League Mr Winn Somn June Hacking Aylor Mr Lundell Mr Pixton Borg

Roosevelt Triumphs 16 13 Over Uintah In opener

Roosevelt High edged Uintah 16 to 13 in a rough opening game. Doral Eaton and Willam Weeks stood out with Olsen the high scorer for Roosevelt and Noel hampered by injury for Uintah.

Doral Eaton Willam Weeks Olsen Noel Blaine Hardy Bob Steele Wily Stewart Ag Fillons Roosevelt Alexander Baird Killian Aldride Larsen Uintah Gtrfper Steele Olsen If Faten Ilardy E Calderwood H Calderwood Rovevelt Nat Barket Roosetelt Uintah Pep Roosevelt High Vertial

Chase Carter Appointed Juvenile Officer by Board of Education

The Uintah County Board of Education approves Chase Carter as Juvenile Officer for Uintah County with salary funded by the board. The session covers building upgrades for Fort Duchesne and athletics expenses, including six basketball shoes. Upcoming games feature Uintah men against Central and UW of Utah Piliamides.

Chase Carter Board of Education Cedzge W Perry Charles Carter Dalton Uintah Me Carter Russell Todd Roy Taylor Chat Carters Fort Duchesne Dunn Taylor UH S

Boy Scouts Help Quail Feed Effort In Ashley Valley

Henry Millecam of Vernal Gun Club asks county Scouts to feed dying quail during severe cold. Peppard Seed Company supplies feed and troops distribute widely, aiding birds with shelter and warmth. Scouts from multiple wards participate, including leaders and many named helpers, with acts of kindness notable.

Henry Millecam Vernal Gun Club Boy Scouts Ashley Valley Ed Oaks Peppard Natis Veard Hyrum Straugh Henry Sinugh Jesse Johnson Lee Bowthorpe Marvin Chivers Lowell Chivers Jay Simper Harvey Adams Junius Goodrich Melvin Coller Wallace Slaugh Ervin Simper LePoy Simper Frank Johnson Lyle Slaugh Warren Drackson Havn Quall Small Brother JenSen Ward Amaso Caldwell Miese= Ward Curtis Ashby Victor Bingham Hyrum Bingham Herman Bingham Jay Hall David Hall Lynn Hall Howard Collett Clyde Anderson Merrill Andersen Veirt Collett Leo Hacking Merrill Allen Glnes Ward Eldon Hitlings Morstery Hamaker Wynne Hamaker Reed Pidekinst del Hunting Arthur Roper Claire Pickup Merle Pickup

Clothing line promises style and value this spring

Advertisement proclaims ready to wear and made to measure service with fashionable fabrics and low prices. It touts satisfaction guaranteed and compares to London standards, inviting customers to compare against competition.

London

Uintah Gas Officer to Washington for tariff protest

Ray Phebus of Uintah Gas Co leads a 12 man delegation from the Independent Producers of America to Washington DC to press tariff protection against foreign oil imports. They argue against overproduction claims and warn of potential monopolies if major importers gain control.

Ray Phebus Uintah Gas Company Denver Washington Oklahoma Wirt Franklin Independent 601 Producers of America Mexico South America Franklin South Amerca United States Colorado

Sen Smoot Action Forces Cigaret Advertising Change

An agreement between the federal trade commission and a tobacco product maker obliges the company to stop an advertising campaign. The pact follows Senate consideration of an anti tobacco expansion resolution and rejects use of testimonials by a talking picture actor claiming health and vitality benefits.

Sen Smoot Federal Trade Commission Senate Sinater

MIA of Vernal Wards Honor President Snow Program

A large Vernal audience attended a First Ward Chapel program Sunday night honoring late church president Lorenz Snow. Under John Stagg’s supervision the event featured songs, a quartet, solos, and talks about Snow’s life with remarks from local leaders.

MIA of Vernal Wards First Ward Chapel Pres Snow First Ward Lorenz Snow John Stagg First Maid Young Mens M . A Zion Hillis Snow Corless Roberts Som Gilden Jackman Sjovan Colder Fitza P Sn Mnov Jorgensen Vera Witbeck Len Calder Morrill Wm G Wallis E Smith

Also Mentioned on This Page

U. H. S. News Teachers’ Institute Rooshvlet Student League Eolds Vmeetings Isabelle UU If Gble Wright Noel Coral Faton Bob Steele Wright Noel William Weeks Central Naples Frank dQoodrich Lynn Gordrich Wendell Johroon George Richardson Paul Hans Nealle Anderson Lee van Merrill Charles Merrill Ernest Merrill Glenn Wiliama Ivan Hullinger Dell Jacobsen Rnal Segond Harold Lundell Phil Watkins Carl Ebearle Vernel First Werd Thuran Merkley Don Carter Henry Aluecam Dale Jensen Earl Calder Sam Calder Robert Host Grant Cooper Harold Duke Harold Spiers Ug, A. Hardy U .S Auditorium Mountaineer Dayton Thorobred Dayton Vernal Lumbex Co Woodard’s Vogue Theatre
Search Courier

Search the Vernal Express Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Vernal Express?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication