Passions of Uintah Stake Tearly Conference Draw Crowds
A crowded Uintah Stake T early Conference met Saturday at Maeser with John H Taylor of the Seventy and Brevens member of the Welfare Board in attendance. Charles A Hardy was released as Uintah Stake clerk. Asher Manwaring of New Pies named to office. Edgar Guidlines chosen for presidency of the 07. George W Bart succeeds William I Harvey as President of the Fourth Quorum. The conference featured an illustrated lecture on the church welfare plan using 180 slides by Mr Breven. a Sunday morning meeting and the first general session at 10 am with songs, prayers, and remarks by stake leaders. The day closed with End of a Perfect Day sung by Harvey Knight and Lucile Johnson, and plans for a bishops store house in Uintah Stake.
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Uintah Stake
John H Taylor
Ts of
Brevens
Ich Welfare
Chttles
A. Hardy
William I. Harvey
Arza Adams
Jones
Ralph Horris
Alton Vernon Warren
Lyle Otmex
Alfred Iinson
Prissbach
Maeser
Breven
Taylor
Sindey
Tabernacle
Tvesel Israel Gudts
Soetian
Charles 8 Carter
Pather
Aloth
Karl ' Por
Mary P Slaugh
Arelle Jobison
Stake
Thasomiso
Uintah
Alva Duvall
Old Rugged Cross
Harvey Knight
Lucile Johnson
Mr Stevens
Utah
Knight
Second Ward Stars to Play Negro Ghosts on Lincoln's Birthday
Vernal Second Ward MIA basketball coach Laurence Siddonly announced a February 12 game at the URL Auditorium against the Negro Ghosts. The Ghosts, described as a mix of hustlers and shooters, have faced a rough season while the Second Ward team seeks funds for the MIA tournament in Bast Lake City. A preliminary intercity game between Ballard ward MIAs and Vernal City town team is planned.
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Second Ward
Lincoln
Laurence
Siddonly
MIA Basketba
Negro Ghosts
MIA
Bast Lake City
Ballard Ward
Vernal City Town
Uintah Quint Beats Duchesne 38 27 in District Tilt
Uintah stays undefeated as the Utes defeat Duchesne 38 to 27 at URS auditorium. Eaton led Uintah with 11 points while Mainwaring and Hatch sparked a strong second half to seal the win over their rivals.
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Uintah Quint
Duchesne
Urs
Utes
Uintah
Eagles
Ile
Duchess
Proclamation Boy Scouts Week Observance in Vernal
Mayor R C Cooper proclaims February 7 to 13 as Boy Scout Week in Vernal urging civic organizations churches schools and citizens to recognize the Scouts service and encourage program expansion over the next year The proclamation notes Scouting reach since 1910 and 1918 charter and urges community support for youth development programs through the Boy Scouts of America.
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Tha Buy Scouta of America Incorporated
Boy Scouts of America
Thoreforn I
Cooper
Vernal
Boy Beauty of America
Pogann Bay
Comute
Capacity House Attends National Guard Boxing Event
Capacity crowd packed the Armory Saturday to watch a top boxing night in Veron, featuring two billed battles. Highlights included Sam Snyder vs Tomm Peterson at 75 pounds, Chic Fletcher losing to Don Brimhall of BYU in the third, Toward Stits of BYU defeating Curly Rooks, Jack Boren stopping Earl Hatch in the second round, and Jack Bowden defeating Blake Peterson in a three round war. BYU wrestlers also staged a strength exhibition to thrill fans.
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National Guard’ Company
Nght
Armory
Veronl
Sam Snyder
Tomm
Peterson Little
Curly Rooks
Jack Boren
Earl Hatch
Greally
Borens
Jacki Powell
Rulon Myers
IBYT
Jack Bowden
Blake Peterson
Bowden
Peterson
BYU
Dillman Installed as Roosevelt Stake President in LDS Reorg
Roosevelt Utah residents welcomed Ray E Dilman as the new president of the Roosevelt stake, succeeding Byron Colton after 11 years. New counselors were named, six council members released, and other local ecclesiastical officers including bishops and ward presidents were reassigned. The reorganizational meeting also included Joseph Bentley and William Rossel Todd as counselors, with further changes to Ballard and Neola wards and a lasting update to stake leadership and high council roles.
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Roosevelt
Ray E Dilman
Eastern Utah
Bune Day
Roosevelt Stake
LD Church
Byron Colton
William Rossel Todd
Joseph
T Bentley
Counnseloin
Dillman
Mr Todd
Colton
Stake
Clyde L. Larsen
Roosevelt Ward
Feaph Ladin
Asphalt Plant To Be Moved From Vernal City Council Votes to Relocate
Vernal city leaders agreed to move the asphalt plant from the center of town by October. The plan includes using the current site through summer, with about 30 acres of deposits offered for purchase, while 10 to 13 acres may be reserved for future street work. The move aims to beautify the city ahead of the state centennial and involved multiple delegates and city officials.
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Vernal
Alteronchman H . Sowards
Clay Brown
James Chivers
John Jorgensen
Mary Johnson
Rgg Alexander
T C
van Massey City
Massey
Fe Hardesty Mle Co
Art Pacific
Cily
Ro C Gooper
Elpert D .Thomas
Ashley Center
Cooper Robert Johnston
Leslie Thacker
Verdin R. Johnson
Masser Town Board
Maeser
Verma
American Legion
Cooper
Cilman Bowards
Phil Watkins
Wendel Pope
Chase Pope
Lafe Fichardsen
Dr and Mrs John H Clark Visit Salt Lake
Dr and Mrs John H Clark traveled to Salt Lake on Monday for an undisclosed occasion. The visit appears casual with no stated event or purpose reported in available text.
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John H Clark
Salt Lake
Scout Week Page Highlights Local Business Support
Vernal business houses unite for a Boy Scout Week insert headlined Our Greatest Wealth by Theodore Roosevelt. Participating firms include Bank of Vernal Uintah State Bank Utah Power and Light Co Vernal Drug Basin Chevrolet Ashton Bros Utah Motor Co Fountain Cafe J G Penney Co Showalter Motor Co Hotel Service Bathereexiley Vernal Dowling Alleya Claude Conoto Santo with aid from Taylor Lincoln National Life Ins Ray Duke agent and Wasatch Service Mr and Mrs Emmet Hall are praised as baby boy born Tuesday.
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Boy Scout Week
Coopema
Vernal Business House
Col ‘Theodore Roosevelt
Bank of Vernal Uintah State Bank
Utah Power % Light Co
Vernal Drug Basin Chevrolet Ashton Bros
Utah Motor Co
Fountain Cafe
J GO Penney Co
Showalter Motor Co Hotel Service
Bather Eexiley Vernal Dowling Alleya
Claude’ Conoto Santo
Taylor Lincoln
National Life Ins
Ray Duke
Wasateh Sergice
Uintah School Institute To Be Held Here Saturday
The mid winter teachers Institute for Uintah school teachers will be held next Saturday at Uintah High School from 10 45 am to 4 pm. Superintendent LG Noble states the theme Democracy Can not Exist Without Education True Education can only Exist in a Democracy. Public attendance is invited with outside speakers and local presenters identified for assemblies and division work.
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Uintah
National Defense States
LG Noble
Uintah High School
B K Farnsworth
J Easton Parrott
Utah Educational Association
Milton B Foyer
Ura Alts Miler
Jordan Districe
Orson Flynn
Winston Book Company
Thos B& Gakwell
Harvey Hullinger
Ruth Atemaker
Kenneth Young
Ernest M Johnson
Albin Anderson
Observe Boy Scout Week Week Plan for Emergency Service
The Boy Scout movement under Dr Jones E West outlines an extensive emergency service program to prepare youths for crisis times. Scouts train in observation, memory, first aid, signaling, pathfinding, and woodcraft, with rural scouts raising food and conserving resources. Activities in Uintah county begin Saturday at Uintah High School, with broadcasts from the U.S. President and Scout Executive to Boy Scout assemblies nationwide.
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Boy Scouts Organization of America
Ting
United States
More
Vane Jn
Jones E West
Scout Movement
Bing
Ames
New, England
Florida
Uintah County
Uintah High School
Notable Birthdays Marked In Early February Observed
A fragmented clipping notes February 1 as the sixty year third birthday of Hattie Caraway, the first woman in the U.S. Senate, while Justice James Clark McReynolds is recorded as turning seventy-nine on February 3. The text mixes garbled details about these prominent Americans and a Supreme Court context.
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Hattie Caraway
Senate
Supreme Court
Janes Clark McReynolds
R E Miller Dies at Myton After Heart Attack
R E Miller 75 prominent in Myton and Utah politics died Friday noon at home after a heart attack. Funeral services held Tuesday in Myton with Masonic rites and burial at Mt Olivet Salt Lake City. Miller, born November 4 1885 in Lexington Kentucky, was a former governor candidate on the Utah Independant ticket in 1952 and a past mayor. He moved from Pleasant Valley to Myton to run Mercantile then Myton Lumber. Survived by widow a son Engeny Miller two daughters and two sisters.
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Myton
R EL Miller
Iyston Community
Buri
Mt Olivet
Saltay
Miller
Utah
Indapandists
Exie
Mr Miller
Lexington
Fenelon Green
Anne Haji Miller
Mery Dell
Champaign
Pleasant Valley
Hea
Myton Lumber Company
Bosin
Duveromy
Order of the Eastern Star
Royal Arch Masons
Cheampaign II
Knights Templar Urbans
Brotherhood of Railroad
Champaign Tr and Ordeer
Newton Division
Newton Kah
Engeny Miller
Fort Warren Wyo
Alma Frizzell
Orland Cal
Oregon
Vernal to get 12500 modern food center and market
Plans announced for a new 40 by 80 foot modern food center on Main and Fifthwest, to include a self service grocery and meat market. It features 400 all metal cold storage lockers, individual meat and produce lockers, quick freezing, and round-the-year storage. Byron Pisher and George E. Johnston, co-owners, expect occupancy before June first. Construction by Joseph Dudley of Jensen and local supervision by Johnston.
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Red Planer
Main
Fifthwest Street
George E. Johnston
Byron P Pisher
Pisher
Johnston
Johnson
West Main Street
Salt Lake City
Will Operate Hospital Independently for Uintah County
Board approves a plan to operate a hospital through the county with funds from a half mill levy and existing revenues. Equipment valued at 203,775 will be purchased from local doctors for 1,000. The move aims to create an independent county hospital and a finance fund to provide a modern, properly equipped facility for Uintah County citizens.
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Ovbey
Testhars Et & County Abca Inedel
Cooper
W. & Heferson
O. K Bain
LeRay Ori Pias
Alma
Maar
Uintah
Funeral for G W Perry Held at Measer Monday
Funeral services for George William Perry 74 were held at Measer. Interment in the Master cemetery followed a service with a violin solo and a quartet. Perry, born in Huntsville in 1868, lived in Ashley Valley and Byron after missions in Texas and the British Mission. Survived by Juliaette Caldwell and Rose Willems with other relatives.
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Msaeser
George William Perry
Maecer
Huntsville
Ashley Valley
Arizona
Mesa
Alness
Byron Wye
Mire Bally Griffin
Texas
Juliaette Caldwell
Rose Willems
Ann Burton
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Fiorum
R C Cooper
Capacity House
National Guard
R. E. Dillman
Lawrence Cauldwell
Acel Caldwell
C K Bain and
J Mignet
Eqpoint
Wobe
Bere Bay
Wilson’ Brown
US Naval Academy
Annapolis
Uno
Mro
Emmet Hall
Uintah School Institute
Raf Crandall
Salt
R. E. Miller
Joseph Dudley
Jensen
Verna
Satirday
Aquomony
G. W. Perry
Measer
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