Snowy Ashley Forest records heavy moisture content
Measurements show the Ashley Forest snow depth and water content exceed previous years with 2.1 times more snow and 2.7 times more water than 1951. Gregory Ory Alton Vernon and Burton Clark led a 10 mile snowshoe survey using the 3 Cabin snow course noting 9.2 inches water content. More readings due late February and March, with a March survey to total snowfall and water content for the season.
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Unitas
Yetord
Gregory Ory
Alton Vernon
Burton Clark
I Xs Cnervice
Ravelta
Clark
Hatton
LDS Conference Set for February 10 in Vernal Tabernacle
The Unitan Stake Ward conference is scheduled for February 10 at the LDS Tabernacle in Vernal. Stake president and leaders will discuss scouting with morning sessions at 9:40 am and an evening Boy Scout program directed by the MIA, featuring Alvin Weeks and Mr. Roberts as a returning guest.
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Unitan Stake
LDS ‘Tabernacle
Vernal
Arche Huie Presi
Oression
Wotaguts
Oprics High Council
Stake
MIA
Alvin, Weeks
Roberts
Will Agin
Union High Board Elects Harrison President
Union High School Board elections Monday evening named Marion Harrison president. Incumbent R Todd retired after five years of service as president. Betty A was reelected secretary treasurer. Other members include Superintendent Dean Cc, Christianson, Harold M. Lundelly, and WR Harris.
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Marion Harrison
Union High Board
Union High School Board
Shanks
R .Todd
Betty A
Othard
Dean Cc
Christenson
Harold M. Lundelly
WR. Harris
Uintah County Boy Scouts Celebrate 42nd Birthday Week
Uintah County joins nationwide Boy Scouts Week February 20 to 22. Bells will ring from Vernal trucks to mark Forward on Liberty's Team program launch. Local firms donate window space and churches promise to feature Stunt activities. Kiwanis Troop 237 to attend a Vernal Hotel dinner with a first aid demonstration by twelve scouts.
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Boy Scouts
United States
Vernal
Liberty
LaReil Anderson
Actsivity
Kiwanis Troop 237
Adults enroll in classes at Uintah High School
AOU uMeeneree began at Uintah High School on Wednesday January 30. Seventy five adults have enrolled to date, said Alwyn Call, school director. Classes include sex education for younger children, painting, bookkeeping, clothing, and music. First session runs 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. Ladies physical education clothing noted.
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AOU uMeeneree
Uintah High School
Alwyn Call
Vernal Hosts First Ski Carnival Before 1200 Spectators
Vernal's first Ski Carnival drew about 1200 spectators at Skiers Park nine miles north of Vernal. The Sunday program began at 2 p.m. with ski races slaloms surprise events and a finale featuring the Ladies of the Mountain. Over 65 skiers aged ten and up competed under Claudius Banks with Lions Hi-Y and faycets assisting.
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Vernal
Skiers Park
Werral
Claudius Banks
High School Shop Fire Charred Uintah Building
A Monday fire of unknown origin left Uintah High School shop severely charred while electrical equipment remained undamaged. Building damage is estimated at three to five thousand dollars as students helped clear rooms after smoke opened from a dead air space between walls. Fire officials reported no evidence of defective wiring and continued coverage noted in a later page.
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Uintah High School
Harold ML Lundell
Everal Cent
Stephen E. Haus
E. ‘Anderson
Ae Paes
Coke Jeffries
Central Sales School Begins With Advanced Techniques Course
The Utah Vocational Education division announces a new advanced sales techniques course for merchants and salespeople. Activity centers at Vernal Central School with support from the Utah State Board for Vocational Education and the Chamber of Commerce. Early response is strong, with expectations of high enrollment as the program starts on Wednesday.
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B. Frank Ward
Vernal Chamber of Commerce
Utah State Chamber of Collarayee
Salt Lake City
Alan Ward
Utah
Ward
Vernal
Chamber of Commerce
Salt Lake
Fase Saelenty
Tary
Sally of Commerce
Charles Stark
Ogden Chamber of ‘Ormmenests
Stark
Aio
Murrergy MMi Mawon
Mber
Liam Har
Ete Iy
Hope
Rene
Alwyn Call
Vernal Central School
Thestaniness Education
Utah State Board For Vocational Education
Ray Cundick
Nterce Retail Dierebonten
Ealttes
King Withy
Vera Race Eople
Ilo
Oase
Carter Announces Location of New Wildcat Unit
Carter On Company announces the sixth wildcat site for its Vernal Unit. The new unit will be known as No. 1U.S. Unit and is planned for the southern end of a 57,544 acre area.
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Carter
Carter On Company
Union High Suffers Upset In Key Region Clash
A surprise defeat stirred the Region Five basketball race as Union High lost by six points to Ducheste, despite leading most of the game. Altamont trounced Sanan 44 to 16, with high scorer Pocketing 28 points. The upcoming Union Utah showdown looms as the deciding game before February 22.
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Aguin
Sleeta Almaty Sanan
Hotian TF
Altamont
Pita
Tadlona
Moor
Accident ties leader of Ute tribe to Uintah unit well
A report notes a leader of the Ute tribe connected to an accident at Uintah County Hospital amid a planned deep test well. Drilling is expected within weeks as Carter’s unit advances a long development plan in Utah begun in 1947, with extensive tests and past dry wells.
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Carter
Utah
Trophy Award Presented to LaRell Anderson at Chamber Dinner
LaRell Anderson received the Citizen Award at the Uintah Chamber of Commerce dinner, honored for civic work and industry cooperation. The longtime community leader, associated with Uintah Encking Plant, balances service to Lions Club, Junior Rodeo, Scouts, and local events, contributing since moving to Vernal in 1945.
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Ralph
Bolfeyresents
LaRell Anderson
Bela
OFC
Chamber of Commerce
Uintah Encking
Penn
Lion's Club
Pete Terol Reign
Fey
Euler
Ania
Llu
Anderson
Pio
Rk & Memberaof
Mto Vernal
Salt Lake City
Influenza Cases Show Decrease Across Utah Schools
The influenza epidemic is easing with attendance at a low, though cases remain. Reported totals include 105 new cases last Saturday, withUtah continuing to see other illnesses such as whooping cough twelve, chickenpox eight, mumps five, and measles present in the county.
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Etoal
Utah
Pat Seni aa eee Proot to spunky Pat inat
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Pat with lines about friends and faith, plus stray references to braces and plans. No clear event, date, or identifiable organizations visible in readable segments.
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Pat
Refinery Plans Two New Units to Double Output
A survey by Refining Engineering Company and consultant Fred Case outlines expansion at an Oklahoma refinery. The plan calls for two additional units boosting capacity to about 3000 tons per day with a formal upgrade unit to improve product quality. Survey completion is expected within two months.
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Jensen Wi
Ingestien Sas
Achran
Unig
Murvey
Coch
Varial Alge
Boat Mallee
Ae al Compal
Oatpar
Fire department annual ball fundraiser and public safety event
A historical notice describes the annual Fire Department ball held to raise funds for equipment and station needs. Chief and volunteers participate, with proceeds supporting the city’s fire services.
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Coka
Taree
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LDS Quarterly
Uintah County
Frank Ward
Vernsl
Claudius “Banks
Steamboat Springs
Sales School
Central
Union High
Dane Santio
Ranehet
Uintah County Hospital
Santio
Landers
Lawrence Tenkes
Onray
Mare Rina Sand
R. McWilliams
Cartér Oil Company
Hugh W. & Ton
Vernal Chame
Sea Talk
America
Isi
Jensen OM
Refinery
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