Vernal CCC News Camp 1507 Updates and Transfers
Vernal CCC Camp 1507 reports multiple transfers including Grant Davidson to Fort Douglas for drafts, Donnell taking over duties from Lenton, and Don Benet leaving as mechanic. The unit honors leaders and staff, hosts a dancing class, and fields a CCC team that lost to Uintah Basin Five by seven points. A new serum from Fort Douglas aims to reduce pneumonia susceptibility for enrolled boys.
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Backetlal
Vernal
CCO Camm
Hale
Lesniak
Sinvovitch
Walter Keylor
Uintah Basin
Uintah Basketeers
CCC
Hospital Department
Fort Douglas
Leavesbury Benet
Duchesne
Beaton
Donnell
Don
February Events From City Calendar
A condensed year round program list highlights Boy Scout Week February 8 to 13 and multiple community events. Lincoln s Birthday Washington s Birthday and Valentine s Day appear with dances and club activities. City council meetings and county commissioners duties are noted among the schedule items.
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Lions Club
County Commissioners
Tragedy Turns Real for Tibbett Role in Met Opera誤
Drama around famed tenor Lawrence Tibbett grew fatal when an onstage prop knife injured Joseph Sterree, who died later from wounds. Investigators linked Sterree's death to medical complications rather than the blade after showing that Tibbett had acted as commanded by the scene.
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Tara
Angel Lawrence Tibbett
Joseph Steree Tink
Lett
Gasso
Metropolitan Opers
Te Bearaal
Tiborit
Tibbet
G Doys Active in Ag Work
The section discusses grounds beautification, a planned program, and Future Farmers of America activities. Four purebred Curse pigs were registered for four members, purchased from the State Industrial School at Ogden. The boar pig belongs to the chapter, cared for by Norman Johnson, with three gilts for Norman Johnson, Golden Bastian, and Chester Murray.
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Uinteh Chapter
Future Farmers of America
Bir
State’ Industrial School
Ogden
Norman Johnson
Golden Bastian
Chester Murray
Johnson
Ulntah
Advanced First Aid Class Planned at Fort Duchesne
Ten cars of intense training will run March 15 to 26 at Fort Duchesne Uintah County. Don W Carpenter will lead the Red Cross course for instructors, with evening sessions at 7 to 7 30 PM. Only those who completed a prior course in three years may enroll. no Saturday or Sunday instruction.
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Uintah
Jay
Mr. Carpenter
Power Company Broad casts History of Uintah Basin Over Station KSL
Utah Power and Light presents a winter radio series on KSL 5 about Uintah Basin history. The half hour program at 6 30 p m February 12 dramatizes early region events to preserve heritage and connect past with present. It highlights pioneer stories and dramatic Indian episodes from Uintah Basin.
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Power Company
Uintah Basin
KSL
Tintal Basin
Utah Power & Light Company
K. 5
Heri
J R Douglass Receives 1st Degree in Basin Lodge No 20
Jackson I Douglas, manager of Uintah Gas Co in Vernal, received the Entered Apprentice degree in Basin Lodge No 20 FL d A M Myton on January 25. The regular meeting was held. Conferring of the Fellowcraft degree is scheduled for February 15 with two candidates.
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Jackson I. Douglas
Uintah Gas Co
Vernal
Basin Lodge
D& A
Myton
Legislative Bills Obtainable At Express Office
Citizens may view bills introduced in the state Senate and House at the Vernal Express office. Benster G. W. Billings and Representative David H. Calder request the mailing list to receive copies of bills resolutions and the Senate Journal for reference by interested citizens.
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State Senate
House
Vernal Express
Benster G. W. Billings
David H. Calder
Senate Journal
Kent Onile
Utah Legislature Opens With Tottering War Over Licenses
Statehouse action in Salt Lake City reports the Utah legislature opening sessions with heated votes. The house passed a distilleries bill 37 to 18 amid regressive regulation debate. Senates advance long running pension reforms while liquor, labor, and licensing policy dominate the week’s clashes and notices of reconsideration surface.
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Salt Lake City
Eynon
Billicensing
House
Senate
Granger
Troy
Cotice
Marthakis
Galt Lake
Erving
Quarterly Conference Sings and Speaks in Open Session
The service continued with opening choir numbers and a tenor solo by Frank J. Kennard. H 2B Calder urged closer adherence to general authority instructions and studying plans for member guidance. Other speakers included Mrs. Smith Mrs. Ereckson James I. Darker. 492 attended day one, 458 afternoon and 320 evening due to weather. Afternoon focused on Sunday School with guides and teacher talks. evening featured MIA program with musical selections directed by Prof. Winn and the Girls and Boys Glee Clubs.
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Foundation
Paradise
Frank J. Kennard
Calder
H. 2B
Smith
Ereckson
James I. Darker
Je. Smith
Lurker
Jesus
Erecksen
Arthur Morrison
MIA
Winn
Utah liquor fight splits lawmakers over local control
Utah Senate debate rages over local versus state control of beer and wine. Witnesses include Senators Snow Stewart Graver and Huggins, Price mayor Bracken Lee, and Logan city attorney Leon Fonnes. The committee hears arguments on Holbrook’s liquor reorganization bill while floor debate touches pension funding and proposed tax shifts.
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Hie State Commission
Glen EB
Snow
Washington
Stewart
Drover
Salt Lake
Wood
Weber
Senate Judicial Committee
Ira Huggins
Lolbrook
Snow Stewart
Bracken Lee
Price
The
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Politics Machine
Leon Fonnesbeef
Logan
Huggins
Ogden
M. ©. Robinson
American Fork
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Holbrook
Ie Fire Works
Maw
Equor
Lund
Nelscen
Parratt
Tanner
May
Farr
Prishknech
Stevens
Thorton
Bujlings
Holmes
Lamoreaux
Boyle
Lintrom
Uquor Fund
Molbrook
Uquor
House
Nquor
Bonacel
H. Bt
Eldred M. Rayle
Utah County
Federation of Labor
Lindstrom
Baker
Tooele
Glory Deputy of the Devil omitted due to space rule
The column notes a fragment saying the glory Deputy of the Devil had to be omitted this week due to space constraints. It references a wel or weli phrase unclear in the surviving text. No further context or events are provided.
Be Cautious Tale From a Drive to School
A rumor ridden piece recounts a speeding driver offering rides to school children. A plump girl sits on the driver’s lap as he asks if she likes school and her teacher. The Ford nearly veers into a ditch as the scene unfolds. The account is framed as unvetted circumstantial evidence with cautions about verification.
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Resson
Lyoung
Vernal Health Notes Include Falls and Surgeries
Victor Johnston suffers a fractured vertebrae from a fall on February 8 at Tele Post. Ephraim Fitz’s daughter from Maeser had an appendectomy on February 8. Operations this week include two daughters of Frec and Henry Swaugh and WHEE Tbodes of Ashley. J. Carr and S. G. Chavz from Golo were patients for a few days. Mrs.ark Larson and baby left the hospital Tuesday. R. A. Bryson to leave hospital after four weeks for burns from the Stangely explosion. M. Bowen with a head injury left hospital Tuesday. Orville Anderson injured his foot at the asphalt plant. Even Atwood fractured his foot when his horse fell on him. Willis Johnson dislocated his shoulder. Foreigners say American girls tire easily, but Vernal girls are rarely too tired to dance.
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Victor Johnston
Tele
Ephraim jFitz
Maeser
Fre
Henry Swaugh
Whee
Ashley
I J. Carr
S. G. Chavz
Golo
Ark Larson
R. A. Bryson
Stangely
Bowen
Orville Anderson
Atwood
Willis
Johnson
Community Church to Begin Lenten Sermons on God
The Community Church announces Sunday School at 10 a.m. and church service at 11 a.m. A doctrinal sermon series on "What We Believe About God and His Progression" begins for Lent. Young People's Society meets Friday evening at Ruth Galbreath's home.
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Young People's Society
Ladies' Aid
Ruth Galbreath
Willow Creek News Briefs and Local Visits
Marold Reader continues feeding his sheep at the Cook ranch. A. Johnson returned Wednesday from Vernal where he visited family. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Hatch and a small son of Upper Willow Creek visited Mrs. Golden Hatch and Mr. Mick Clark. The WCC Club met Saturday at the schoolhouse and installed new officers. A lunch was served.
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Cook Ranch
Johnson
Vernal
Leroy Hatch
Upper
Willow Creek
Golden ‘Hatch
Bra
Mick Clark
Roosevelt
WCC
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