Community Socials and Parties Highlight Uintah Valley
A string of midwinter gatherings hosted by the Uintah High School, American Legion, and local clubs drew twenty four to large homes for parties, dances, and music. Guests included Otto W W, Mrs Huga w, and Manfred Rasmussen. events featured trumpets, ballet supper, and Valentine decor. Subsequent gatherings covered Myton games, scavenger party for Men and Gleaners, a Scout house social, and a Lincoln birthday observance with readings, songs, and a luncheon, ensuring a busy week of community engagement across the region.
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Witbeck
A. Abwold
Miss Pearl
National Defense
Huga W
Uintah High School Department
Menerd
The
Am Legion
Ladies Anx
Otto Ww Department
Uintah High School
Jy Eventi
Welsley
Ernest Crocker
Jim Daly
Myton
Ni Serond
Scout House
Anc
State
WPA
Direta
Manfred Rasmussen
Feu
Webbins
Sterling Rasmussen
Nelson Weeks
Massey
Silver String Orchestra
Rasmussen
Mojave Clifornia
Nake
Mrs Rasmussen
Melia Holmes
Naples Republicans Lincoln Day Banquet Highlights
Naples Republicans held a Lincoln Day banquet with speeches and tributes. Local figures and supporters gathered to honor Lincoln’s spirit, with remarks focusing on party unity and civic duty.
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Naples
Wilkins Tops Scorers In Uintah Distnet
Wilkins leads scorers in Uintah district with 40 points after 17 field goals and 4 free throws. Roosevelt center Johnson tallies 38 points from 16 field goals and 4 fouls. Alferta, Workman, Sowards are also among top scorers for the Utes with high point totals.
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Wilkins
Uintah Distnet
Atre
Tintal
Wilkins Ayeely
Roogh
Hitler
Fedge
Johnson Roosevelt
Wilkinson
Er Hen
Alfred Allerta
Workman
Sowards
Utes
Tribune
Comet Motor to Run Buses Craig to Grand Junction
Comet Motor Express debuts daily Craig to Grand Junction service on February 3 using two 2 ton express passenger buses. Thomas S Les becomes general manager and will oversee all operations. A contract with CCG corps covers express from Craig and Grand Junction for district camps. One bus leaves Craig each morning, travel time and exact schedule to be announced. Brockman, previously in charge of company fate, contemplates multiple proposals and plans.
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Motor Express
Thomas S Les
Craig
Granid Junction
CCG Corps
Crale
Crand Junction
Craig and Crand
Mike
Brockman
County Board Takes Knight Investment Land in Duchesne County
Duchesne County advances a quitclaim deed to Knight Investment land in the Blue Beach tract. If an irrigation project is secured within three years, the county will sell land at a price allowing Knight interests $ per acre for land included in the project. Final approval pending, county attorney continues negotiations with Knight Interests and expects conveyances or withdrawal.
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Duchesne
Rreeineio
Tarda
Duchesne County
Blue Beach
Knight Investment Company
L A Hollenbeck
Hollenbeck
Asttorney
Agricltural College Extension Division
Uintah Basin
Tribune
Uintah High Features Hobby Collections
Uintah High students develop diverse hobby collections in classes. Senior English groups study authors, poems, and bios. Sophomores pursue varied interests including stamps, Indian relics, movie star booklets, bugs, and handmade fish lures used in angling season.
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Lula Hartle Bugs
Mex
Indien Selles
Uintah High School
Virginia Massey
Asa Johnston
June Bastian
Jean
Varl Haws
Bugs
Acel
Dinosaur National Monumment
Railway plans in Tinitah Basin outlined
Fragmented notes mention Bil planning a railway into the Tinitah Basin with scattered terms and names. The text shows garbled place names, dates, and possible officials, indicating a historic transport project proposal in rough OCR form.
Veteran Speech Head Has Interesting Career
Maude May Babcock, longtime head of the Utah University speech department, speaks on the future of education and global reach of speech studies. She recounts travels to Europe and Asia, teaching across the United States, and plans to continue work in dynamic language education.
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Shmirley Smith
May Millecam
Maude May Babcock
University of Utah
Uintah High School
Miss Babcock
Europe
Toyko
Honolulu
Shanghi
Calcutta
Hella
United States
Babcock
New York
Philadelphia
Harvard University
Universiew
Unitec
Wtel
University
Provo Obituary Notes Local Community Leader Dies
A fragmentary obituary recalls a longtime Vernal and Provo area civic worker active in the LDS Church. She served as president of the Ladies Literary Society, taught and engaged in tract work, and contributed poetry and writings. Her public roles included school board activity and Relief Society support.
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Dallas Ho Yeung
Verral
LDS
Volmta
First Ladies Literary
Relief Society
Goer
Duchesne Lions to Hold Charter Night March 4
The Duchesne Lions club newly organized will hold charter night on March 4 in the high school auditorium. A banquet will be served and a dance will follow with Lions from Vernal Roosevelt Heber City and other towns attending.
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Duchesne Lions Club
Bank ‘Quet
High Schol Auditorium
Vernal Roosevelt
Heber City
First show of two-state lineup delights Utah crowd
The event at VHS auditorium drew a large audience, featuring The Feetory Girl or All is Not Gold That Glitters with a cast including Mrs Mazie Christensen and Mrs Ruth Lundell. A beauty review opened, followed by Floradora acts and songs by Fort Duchesne performers. Funds support the Idons district convention in June at Vernal.
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Tetsa
Kady Lions
Torium
Mazie Christensen
Ruth Lundell
Helen Duke
Frances House
Dora Bennion
Mary Ruth
Boris Calder
Martha Karren
Jennie Felteh
Jing
Floradora
C C Wright
Manwaring Sisters
W T Rice
Fort, Duchesne and
Ballard
Uintah High Orchestra
Idons
Vernal
Mrs Slaugh Wins Beauty Shop Name Contest
Mrs Richard Slaugh submitted the name Maudes Riteway Beauty Salon and won first prize in a contest run by Mrs Maude Watmore. Second prize went to Mrs Ruby Freestone with Debutante Beauty Salon and third to Mrs Faye Robbing for Modernistic Beauty Salon.
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Richard Slaugh
Maudes Riteway Beauty Salon
Maude Watmore
Recond
Ruby Freestone
Debutante Beauty Balon
Faye Robbing
Bus accident near Steinaker Draw shocks community
Fred Feltch Sr returned home from Heber after two months away. Elva Atwood, age nine, was injured and Helen Richens suffered a possible broken nose when a CCC truck caused a bus mishap at the mouth of Steinaker Draw. The bus sustained minor damage while the truck was badly damaged.
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Fred Feltch Sr
Heber
Elva Atwood
Steinaker
CCC
Helen Richens
Jack Powell
Ogden
Horace Caldwell
Nir
Mr. Larson
Lily Hartson
Pleazant Grove
Gilbert Harrison
Kerren
Horace
Clive Caldwell
Jensen
Bale Way
Former Jensen Matron Dies in Jackson Wyoming
Martha Mothy Richardson of Jackson Wyoming died Wednesday after a nine day illness following an appendicitis operation. She was born November 4 1886 in Walden Utah, daughter of John and Endy Hans Timothy. She married in Jensen Utah and lived in Duchesne County Utah for twenty years, then Shelley Idaho, before moving to Jackson in 1932. Surviving are her husband eight children seven grandchildren and a brother Lee Timothy of Miami Arizona. Funeral services were held in the LDS chapel Saturday with interment in Jackson cemetery.
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Jackson Wyo—Myrs
Marthamothy Richardson
Jackson
Idaho Falls
William Grant
Neal Nelson Clifford Weldon
Mel Kenneth
Theron Richard
Lee Timothy
Miami Ariz
LDS
Slooom
Jackson Cemetery
Deserct News
Vernal Dentist to Clinic at Chicago Midwinter Meet
Vernal dentist Dr Wallace Calder will present a clinic at the Chicago Midwinter Meeting, hosted at Stevens Hotel, before Children’s Dentistry. The Chicago Dental Society, the world’s largest national dental group, features extensive annual sessions with attendees from across the profession.
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Wallace
Calder
Vernal
Chicago Dental Variety
Stevens Hotel
Chicago
Chicago Dental Society
Esand
Ue Basin Legislators Oppose HB No 44
Fifth district legislative representatives faced a busy week in the Utat session with Rulon Larsen involved in discussions and voting on measures. Larsen opposed HB 44 while voicing support for HB 155 on bounty payments and district based state senate structure. Senator Billings voted yes on the Department of Justice and other measures, while Larsen was absent or not voting on several bills.
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Utat
Rulon J . Larsen
House
Senate
Larsen Casporn
Agricultural Department
Senatar G Vo Billings
Department of Justice
Wr Larsen
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Mre Weeks
Harrok Steele
Stanley Rob
Marie Niel Wotkins
Stan Jubbins
Steele
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Kekker
Hopkins
Elwont
Gee
Clair R Hopkins
Harold H Smith
H Grant West
Ralph Biddeway
Harold M
Lundell
Tynn Murdock
Roy Showalter
Bridge Ette Club
Hex Olson
Valentine
Bob Baker
Victor Karten
Glair Fletcher
Byron Jacobeen
Jacobsert
Howard Woolley
Burley Wall
George Stone
Dez Pitt
Big Sl
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Lincoln
Gilnaner
Nancys Leguy
Clint
Piaart
Abe
Feliben
Atta
Uamer Roberts
Ada Winder Moakles
Weber Harris
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Cymar
Sam Hatch
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Rose Walker
Rome Martinsen
Elmer
Goodrich
Perry
Irs
Tee Calder
Inta
Idaho
Arizona
Raton Ifscking
Guy Bamwels
Isid Barr
Derreil
V Shumin
T R Joh
Don Hacking
1 Alingham
Dettysturg Albis
Lester Bingham
Henry T. Mille
Cluiman
Loris Stry
Laon
Powell Campbell Duster
Henderson
Doris Jobs
John N Davis
Barbara Eaton
Olsen
Norman Olsen
Salt Lake
Geof Adams
Maeser
Maeser Sunday School
Mra Karl Tenney
Thelma Woolley
Comet Motor
Grand Junction
County Board
Knight Investment Land
Miami Beach
Lipton
Reynolds
Blitzen
Rod Stephens
Thomas
Uintah High
BIL
Tinitah Basin
Daver
Sult Pty
Provo
Fader
Johnny
Lady Lions
Ta ‘Auditorium
Wobdaades Ashley
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Sunnybrook Dairy
City Bakery
J Evans
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