Lions Club to Present Follies in Near Future
The Vernal Lions Club, at a regular luncheon, voted to stage the Lions Follies soon with a Broadway style revue. A road discussion centered on U B 40 oil versus rock asphalt, with pledges reportedly made to favor oil. further investigation planned to confirm any binding agreement. A Boy Scout program under J Ferron Hacking featured craft demonstrations and music. Mayor Cooper cited a Senator King pledge for a federal building addition to aid the Ashley National Forest and housing for the Uintah County Agricultural Agent.
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Vernal Lions Club
Vernal Cafe
Lions Follies
Broadway
Ok Plate
U. B. 40
Vernat
Une
State Rand Department
Associated Clubs
Utah
J. Ferron Hacking
Uintah
Don
Jay Hall
Tmusic
R. C. Cooper
Willam H. King
Congress
Ashley National Forest
Uintah County
Alden Shaffer Dies of Pneumonia in City
Death notices Alden Shaffer dies from pneumonia. Funeral services likely planned for Sunday or Monday at the First Ward Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alden Shaffer
First Ward
Impressive Rites Held at Maeser For O. D. Allen
Funeral services for O. D. Allen age 83 were held Friday at the Maeser ward LDS chapel with Bishop Lester Bingham presiding. Verdin R. Johnson conducted as a large attendance heard tributes from relatives and church leaders. The service featured a special double quartet from Vernal First ward and several musical numbers. Grandsons served as path bearers and the graveside service was in Briss family cemetery. Relatives from Huntsville Ogden and Huntsville attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. D. Allen
Maeser Ward
LDS
Lester Bingham
Verdin R. Johnson
Mr. Allen
Vernal First Ward
Mune Jorgensen
May Calder
Ruth Lundell
E. L. Jones
J. Clive
Woolley
Karl Allen
Denisl Leonard Allen
Dan Oaks
Allen Bennion
Kenneth Oaks
Xenement We Spade
Briss Facier
Swain
Karl B. Preece
al- Yen'gaister
John Jorgensen
Huntsville
Roy Price
May
Ogden
Istephew
Dan Allen
Edgar
Ab Allen
Junior C of C to Hold Amateur Boxing Contest
At a Junior Chamber of Commerce meeting a committee led by Jay Nethersel plans an amateur boxing tournament with finals on March 10. The winner will represent Vernal at the AAU meet in Salt Lake City in March, with Junior Chamber covering all expenses.
Chief Anderson Voices Scout Banquet Remarks in Uintah
Chief A A Anderson of the Utah National Parks Council spoke at the annual Scouters banquet at Uintah High School after a Provo trip. Floyd Noel noted the Uintah district earned a gold star for full registration and dues. Ray Duke served as toastmaster. mention was made of potential loss of the Utah encampment due to low interest and the national Scout Jamboree in Washington this summer. Clyde Nelson and wife spent days in Salt Lake City with return trip planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Anderson
Utah National Parks Council
Boy Scouts of America
Provo
Uintah High School
Floyd. Noel
Tood
Uintah
H. M. Lamdell
Nock
Ray Duke
Chief Anderson
Anderson
Vintan
Uintah Basin
Washington
Uimah Stake Conference Held Sunday
The first quarterly conference of the year gathered in Salt Lake area churches with attendees from the general LDS authorities. Sessions Saturday afternoon evening and Sunday morning addressed stake and ward primary leadership and Sunday School, featuring returned missionaries Opal Foster and Howard J. Dudley and music led by Lloyd Winn and J. Frank Slaugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James EL. Backer
Charles J. Ross
General Cuntay School Board
LDS
Edna Ericksen
Corda Smith
General tEximany Board
Salt Lakety
Vernal First Ward
LDS Seminary
H. Grant West
Puller R. Remington
Lloyd
Winn
J. Frank Slaugh
Orban
Opal Foster
Hayden Foster
Lapoint
Texas
Howard J. Dudley
Andrew Dudley
Jensen
Joseph I. Cook
Wallace Cal Ger
Lamb Feeding Experiment at Uintah Farm Bureau and Bank
Uintah Farm Bureau and Uintah State Bank conducted a lamb feeding experiment purchasing 263 lambs on Nov 10. They averaged 12 pounds at start, weighed 107 days later, and showed a 93.2 pound net gain from Vernal to Ogden. Feed cost totaled $2.58 per lamb with 21.3 pounds feed per day and 0.0931 dollars per pound of net gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah Farm Bureaw
Uintah State Bank
Vernal
Og~ Fen
Ogden
Wright
Hearing Postponed For Joe Louis In Amarillo Case
The preliminary hearing of Joe Louis, brought from Amarillo Texas, was postponed by Justice W B Henderson until Wednesday February 17. Louis was arrested on a Byer act charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Louis
Amarillo
Tex
W. B. Henderson
Louis
Harold M Lundell Earns Silver Beaver Award
Harold M Lundell receives the Silver Beaver, Utah National Parks Council’s top scouter honor, for 17 years of service with boys. He began as Scoutmaster in Benjamin and served in Uintah district, with leadership roles in lethal wards and as district commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United District
A. A. Anderson
National Parks
Sounell
Utah National Parks Council
Lundell
Benjamin
Utah
Lethal
Uintah
Junior Chamber Sponsors Americanism Essays at Utah Schools
Aird G. Merkley, chair of the Junior Chamber Americanization committee, says the group will sponsor an essay contest at Uinta High School and Central School next week. Essays must not exceed 600 words on The value of American Citizenship, with awards planned in each school. Details were distributed by Superintendent I Q Noble as the Utah State Junior Chamber of Commerce promotes Americanism Week from February 12 to 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aird G. Merkley
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Uintah
I. Q. Noble
Utah State Junior Chamber of Commerce
Roosevelt High Faculty Beats Town Team In Fast Night Game
In a high school basketball teaser Roosevelt high school faculty defeated the town team 42 to 36 in a fast paced Saturday night match at the UHB gym. The Roosevelt squad showed early control and held the lead throughout the game with strong defense and decisive scoring runs.
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UHB Gyn
Ecker Studio
Vernal Town
Isene Ih Tayer
Roosevelt Highchoor
Thehs
Roosevelt
Church Social Security meeting at Roosevelt
A meeting of the LDS Church Social Security committees will be held at Roosevelt Sunday at 12:00 noon. Harold B. Lee of Salt Lake City will be the principal speaker. All priesthood supervisors, bishoprics, and Relief Society officers are expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LDS Church
Roosevelt
Harold B. Lee
Salt Lake City
Lincoln the College Man Honored at Knox 128th Anniversary
Knox College in Galesburg marks Lincoln's 128th birthday with a centennial tribute to Abraham Lincoln. The piece recalls his role in chartering Knox and the Lincoln Douglas debates, noting Knox’s honor to the nation’s future president and the college’s ongoing restoration and historic site status.
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Lincoln
Knox
Snlner
Knox College
Galesburg
Old Main
Knok
Abraham Lincoln
Abe
Douglas
Tim
Commissioners To Use WPA Projects
Uintah county board of commissioners plans to press WPA project start ups and straighten tangled Buck Pasture reservoir issues. Chairman J W Weaver Byron Goodrich Ray G Labrain Leon P Christensen county engineer travel to Provo and Salt Lake City to push reservoir, road, and court house repairs benefiting every community. They will seek asphalt paving for US 40 and support rock asphalt from Vernal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah County
Board of County Commissioners
Provo
Salt Lake City
J.w. Weaver
Byron Goodrich
Ray G. Labrain
Aiso Leon PB
Christiensen
Ashley Valley
Buck Pasture
Salt Lake
Colorado Line
Uintah High 64 Boys in Ag Work Report 1835 1638
Clair R Hopkins Smith Hughes instructor at Uintah High presented the annual report to the Board of Education on Feb 1 covering 200 students with 464 in Smith Hughes classes and 46 completing summer projects. Projects showed a profit of 1926.05 on 2414.71 costs, total income 4340.30, labor 383.42, net 230.47 against a best corn silo project 2407 and a single loss of 1058 from baby chicks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clair R. Hopkins
Smith-Hughes
Uintah High School
Board of Educaion
UHS
Smith, Hughes
Hopkins
Hopkis
Boya
Casal
Indian Service Will Continue Farm Leases
A Vernal Express item says the plan to end leasing Indian lands to whites was circulated but Rep. Abe Murdock intervened. He contacted Indian Service officials in Washington who denied knowledge of any change and confirmed existing policies would keep leasing to white settlers for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal Express
Halt Lake
Indian Service
Washington
Murdock
O. Buott
Utah
Ashley Woolgrowers Plan Annual Meet Saturday
The Ashley Woolgrowers association will hold its annual convention in Vernal on Saturday with 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. sessions at the county courthouse, a 7 p.m. banquet at the Commercial Hotel, and special speakers from Utah Wool Marketing and related bodies. Officers include President Stringham and Secretary Colton with four directors to be elected. talks cover grazing, animal control, forest service relations, and wool marketing. A fashion review by the Ladies Auxiliary will cap the evening program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashley Woolgrowers Association
County Court House
Commercial Hotel
M. Jorgensen
Ballina
James A. Hooper
Salt Lake
Utah Wool Pronoara Association
Bscott mm
Zimmerman
Sylvester Groadbent
W. O. Preas
Forest Service
N. J. Meagher
Straus
J. P. Stacking
J. Clive Davis
Harold E. Davis
Division of Grazing
Ture
Funeral services for Fred Ackhurst at Community Church
Fred Ackhurst died Thursday morning and funeral services will be held at the Community Church at 1 p.m. Saturday. The notice notes the death and scheduled service location and time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred’ Ack” Hurst
Judge D H Young Presides Over First Court Here
District Judge Dallas H Young presided Saturday over Uintah countys first district court session since his oath January 1 Only probate and civil matters heard Adel bert Digler was court stenographer Probate matters included several estate actions with bonds and administrators appointed The civil docket covered extensions in water use cases dismissals and judgments including for Christina Olsen and Ashton Bros Co The state sought sums against James Hout and Arthur Jacobs Judge Young set next term for March 1 with criminal cases to proceed then
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas H. Young
Uintah
Adelbert Digler
Judge Young
Brighon H. Casto
James W. Findlay
Constant Darling
Wayland Webb
High Line Canal Company
Andrew L. Harren
Jessie M. Wall
Christina 8. Olsen
J 2
Allred
Judiment
Ashton Bros. Company
Frank Bourdette
State of
Utah
Nis
James F. Hout
Arthur M. Jacobs
Young
Rate of
J. BP. Stevens
State
Harvey Hullinger
Tex Com
Uintah Farm Bureau
Lang Company
Myron Jacobson
Mabel Wooley
Arlo Wooley
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Maeser
iSit
Bustive Winsted Johns
Junior C.of C
Clyde Nelson
Uimah
Harold M. Lundell
Junior Chamber
Sangamon County
Lis
the Prairie College
Knox Manual Labor College
Central
New York
Prairie
America
President Lincoln
I Knox
Uintah High
Woolgrowers Plan
Fred Ackhurst
D.H. Young
First Court
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