Eagles Recognized in Uintah Stake Scouting
Dale Thacker and Bob Lindell were named Eagle Scouts at the conference closing. The honor marks the second highest rank in Scouting as thirstily noted in the Uintah Stake, with roughly ten Eagles then and ten thousand nationwide. Thacker and Lindell completed six months as Life Scouts and fulfilled required merit badges including first aid and personal health.
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Dale Thacker
Bob Lindell
National Organization of Scouting
Uintah
Dole Iy
Yealls P ‘Thacker
Bob
Mt Bundell
New Offices Opened in Coltharp Block by County Attorney
New adjoining offices for Sheriff H M Snyder and County Attorney RR Hackett have been fitted up in the Coltharp building. The four-room suite provides each official a large reception area and private offices, with a central location aiding law enforcement. Justice court is held in the sheriff’s offices. Paintings of Utah scenery adorn the sheriff’s reception room, the work of the deceased mother of Mrs Clyde Johnson Don Slaugh.
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H M Snyder
RR Hackett
Coltharp
Justice Court
Utah
Clyde . Johnson
Naples News Highlights Snowstorm Rescue and Medical Updates
In a severe snowstorm Napis residents Mr and Mrs Lester Nielson, with the Naples nen on Ashes Manwaring, traveled to Apalco and were aided by an Indian truck after their vehicle left the road. Jack Karrer was transported to Salt Lake City by Ronald J Luck for medical attention. his hip, injured last summer, continues to trouble him. Ray E. Nash, stationed at Salt Lake City Recruiting, was home for the weekend. Josephine Openshaw hosted a birthday gathering for Luise Lubberts, with a Relief Society party and dancing afterward. Arthur and Sterling Merrell and Frank Goodrich visited from Salt Lake City, and Miss Arlene Merrell of Duchesne visited Lavanna Manwaoring for the ball game. Butcher, recently returned from work, came home last Thursday. May Griffis and two children stayed with Ruby Phelps of Salt Lake. Naples quilt group held its annual banquet at the Naples chapel with the theme Dining at Twilight. Guardians Gethers and Builders classes met at the Beaut House, enjoying games and a light lunch. Donald Gate returned January 20 from the mission field due to an unexplained fever.
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Ashes Manwaring
Lester Nielson
Apalco
Jack Karrer
Salt Lake City
Ronald J Luck
Jack Will
Ray E. Nash
Josephine Openshaw
Luise Lubberts
Relief Society
Mra
Mary S Merrell Arthur
Sterling Merrell
Frank Goodrich
Arlene Merrell
Duchesne
Lavanna Man
Ete Butcher
Griffis
Ruby Phelps
Salt Lake
Calendar of Events February 17 School board meets 12
February 17 calendar lists a school board meeting and events including birthdays and local notices. Stake budget program appears on Feb 14, with subsequent items through Feb 28 including court terms and county commissioner actions. House appoints a commander at American Legion Witbeck Post No 11, filling Owen Johnston vacancy.
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Washington
St Patricks dayly—Relef Society
The
American Legion
Witbeck
Owen Johnston
County Board Holds Busy Session on Roads and Hospital
The Uintah County Commission approved road projects including Powder Wash drainage, bridge work, and the improvement of a one mile road west of Independence with crushed rock surface. They also adopted a hospital purchase plan, consolidated vital statistics, and allocated funds for the Uintah Basin Live Stock Show and encampments.
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Commissionén
Metasstan
Jan Hanap
Decklon
Ashley
Matthew Cooper Tyralt
Watkins Harn
Hory Ithacek
Francis Horroska
Horrocks
Stanley
The
Grody Board
Deshayes
American Asphalt C
Barrey
Barber Asphalt Company
Grazing Service
United County
Bir Deshayes
County Road Patrol
Independence
David Lindberg H E Womack
John E Wardle
State Board of Health
Atecinety
Ashby
Ashley Naples
Travis
Mt Dell
Ward White
Goon
Jem
Monty Creek
King Lester Aklund
David Calder
Jack McKeachnie
Win Mott
Diamond Mottern
Jo Wallace Johnson
G& Taylor
Ashley Forest
Alvin Weeks
Uintah Basin
Uintah County
Moon Like
LeRoy ‘Taylor
Utah State Agricultural College
Logan Wold
Joe Kreskoff
Lundberg
Duane Oberhansley
Ben McNaughton
George Justice
Elizabeth Reynolds
Snell MoJer
Paul Cowan
Wretiigl
Clyde 5 Johnson
Montana Asphalt Interests
JG Gardget
Haspita Tory
West Aide
Astley ° Wey
Recreation Basketball Second Round Schedule Notes
The schedule lists this week’s second round games for the Recreational Basketball League with four teams vying for honors. Key matchups include a 7 00 start tonight at GBS gym featuring Ward versus Camp. A February 14 date rounds out the round with national and local teams listed, public access noted.
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al Guard
Seegmd
Ettre Gbs Gym
Vernal Quarterly Conference Draws Large Crowds
The Vernal quarterly conference featured hymns and prayers with choir renditions led by Was Sung HW and Ristigy. Speakers included Ayr winch and Mrs Parncng B Bat ty, praising mission work and Western State recovery efforts. Milton Judd led a hymn with Mary Manwaring accompanying, while a plea for government aid underscored the session.
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Chorge
Staugh
Ristigy
LeRey Marin Ol
Tridel
Tliliarus
Ayr
Parncng
Batty
Calder Eva Verkiey
Southen
Milton Judd
Mary Manwaring
TDS
Weather Report From Johnson Offidia Observer
Weather data for January and February available via asking central. Observations include daily maximums with values ranging around the mid teens to low twenties and occasional higher readings. The notice notes that detailed daily figures can be provided after a specified time.
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Bunnie
State Restores $30 Old Age Pension
Governor Herbert Hogan announced the restoration of the $30 maximum old age pension with public welfare board approval. The 1938 cut from $40 to $24 is reversed, funded by recent sales tax gains of about $112,000. Payments will appear in checks this month and run at least through June 30.
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Herbert Hogan
Tate Board of Public Welfare
Services to be Held in First Ward Chapel Sunday
Sunday services will be held regularly in the Vernal First Ward chapel. The building has been closed since the Christmas program due to heating facility issues. Commuting with Sunday schedules remains unchanged.
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First Ward
Vernal First Ward
MTA
Unclear fragmentary notes on a visit and care
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Ashley and Luther, a hospital visit, heart condition, and care notes for Mr. Kloet and others. Details are garbled with missing letters and names, making exact events unclear but indicating a hospital or health update and attendance by individuals.
Uintah Five Remain Undefeated In Rivalry Victory
Uintah Five remain undefeated after a dominant win over their greatest rival. The page item recounts details of players Olson Williams Duke Lawson and others, with a lively postgame ceremony featuring Eagle Scouts and community groups.
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Uintah Five
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