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Newspaper

Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1949

Page

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Uintah County Seeks Air Lift Aid for Cattle Feed

Uintah County officials appealed for air lift support to deliver feed to Bitter Creek cattle stranded by isolation all winter. Plans to aid Uintah operations formed as planes remained tied up with western Utah missions. Five carloads of hay are arriving at Craig with seven more en route, and the emergency program reports hay rolling into Uintah County.

Uintah County Bitter Creek Utah William C. Whitaker Craig Baxter Pass Mack Cole Whitaker

Storm Bide: Snow Blocks Funeral Trip For Remingtons

Mrs. Alice Gillman Remington White, 83, a former Vernal resident and mother of A. H. Remington, died Feb 4 in Rockland Idaho from a heart attack. Snow blocked routes from Vernal. the couple reached American Falls then faced 20 to 40 foot drifts. Road crews warned of weeks of closure, forcing return to Pocatello and Salt Lake City for care. A nurse and Mrs. Remington later returned to Vernal. The widow's husband remained for treatment. she recalled being grateful for any progress.

Alice Gillman Remington White A. H. Remington Rockland Ida Remington American Falls Pocatello Vernal

Last Minute Rush For License Plates Predicted

Uintah County assessor Eugene K. Sundquist warned of an imminent last minute rush for automobile license plates. Passenger plates are obtainable at the county building through February 28, after which owners must obtain tax release slips and mail to Salt Lake City. Sundquist urged proactive purchasers to file tax releases and plates in one step to save effort and avoid delays. Also noted are weekend visits by Mrs. Karl Barger of Ogden to Vernal and Ashley, including time with her son Larry who is ill.

Eugene K. Sundquist Uintah Salt Lake City Gore Karl Barger Ogden Vernal Willard Rasmussen Ashley

Freestone Cleared in Resist Charge by Fourth District Jury

James B Freestone and Vernal Amberman were acquitted Wednesday by a Fourth District Court jury on the resist an officer charge arising from an July 20 incident in Vernal in front of Western Jewelry and Sports outfits Freestone seeks civil damages against Leo F Dexter Vernal marshal and Arthur Corless Vernal police chief totaling more than 40000 dollars The civil trial to determine damages of 47728 09 is planned for Friday morning while the earlier disturbing the peace conviction remains on appeal with district court holding the case in abeyance until the civil suit ends The high turnout and intense interest marked the proceedings with both sides represented by Dwight L King and Wayne L Black of Salt Lake City.

James B. Freestone Vernal Amberman Fourth District Court Mr. Freestone Leo F. Dexter Vernal Arthur Corless Western Jewelry and Sports Outfitters Freestone Salt Lake City

Vernal Junior Chamber slate includes Cooper Bowden

Glenn H. Cooper and Alvin G. Bowden, prominent Vernal druggist and barber, are nominated for president of Vernal’s Junior Chamber of Commerce. Elections set for February 16 at 8 p.m. at the Gateway cafe after nominations at Hotel Vernal.

Glenn H. Cooper Alvin G. Bowden Vernal Tom Anderson Milton Novak Harold Richardson Whitney Hammond Ann Lewis Kenneth Sowards

Emergency Aid Reaches Uintah Indians Disaster relief drives aid

Red Cross funds aided Uintah and Ouray reservation residents after severe storms and low temperatures. Dr. Wallace R. Paull reported purchases included 250 tons of coal, 12% tons of food, and clothing valued at 2500 dollars. Items listed encompassed canned milk flour sugar oats beans tomatoes macaroni raisins soap and warm clothing. The relief aimed to relieve and prevent human suffering amid a rapidly serious situation.

Uintah Ouray Reservation American Red Cross Wallace R. Paull Uintah County Red Cross Paull

C and G Office Manager Leaves Vernal Office

E A Croteau, office manager for C and G Drilling Co in Vernal, plans to return to Longview Texas. He will be succeeded in Vernal by Miles Hail. Croteau opened company offices in the Colemere Furniture building about four months ago.

E. A. Croteau C & G Drilling Co Vernal Longview Tex Miles Hail Croteau Colemere

Lions Launch Ice Skating Program in Vernal

The Vernal Lions club sponsors a free ice skating program on Calder's pond north of Calder Creamery Co on North Vernal Avenue. Harry Polnd, chair of the sports committee, announced the arrangement Wednesday. Other committee members include Max James Orlan Watkins Jack Woodbury Victor Waite and Marvin Smith as director.

Vernal Lions Club Calder’s Pond Calder Creamery Co North Vernal Avenue Harry Polnd Polad Max James Orlan Watkins Jack Woodbury Victor Waite Marvin Smith

Leadership School Led by Dr Roskelley Feb 23

Dr R Wellington Roskelley will conduct a leadership training school for local farm organization representatives on February 23 at 1 30 p m in the county courthouse. William C Whitaker county agent announces the session aims to teach methods for conducting local meetings to dairy farm bureau 4 H clubs Farm Families of America irrigation firms and young farmer groups. The event is described as the first of its kind for the area and Roskelley is noted for his meeting skills.

William CC. Whitaker R. Wellington Roskelley Whitaker Farm Bureau 4-H Future Farmers of America Young Farmers

Fraudulent Check Case Bound Over

Case of Richard Xxoung charged with issuing fraudulent checks was bound over to the Fourth district court by Justice Henry Millecam Wednesday. Glen L. Hatch son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hatch attending the University of Utah was one of 20 men accepted into the Sigma Chi fraternity.

Richard Xxoung Fourth District Court Justice of the Beach Henry Millecam Glen L. Hatch Charles Hatch University of Utah Sigma Chi

4 H Club Planning Meet Slated for Feb 22 at Courthouse

The annual 4 H club planning meeting will be held February 22 at 1 p m in the county courthouse with R W Roskelley of the state extension service slated as principal speaker. William C Whitaker county agent and Miss Ruby Smith home demonstration agent to attend. The purpose is to analyze 4 H club problems and sign the 1949 program. All 4 H club leaders and friends are invited.

R. W. Roskelley State Extension Service William C. Whitaker Ruby Smith Inos

Kazmayer Analyzes US Role in World Affairs

Robert Kazmayer spoke to Uintah Knife and Fork club at Hotel Vernal on Europe, Russia, and the US business outlook. He warned war may be avoided if the Kremlin believes the US will stand firm, stressing Washington over Moscow and urging civic morality to preserve the United States as the world’s last best hope. Kazmayer, a New York farmer and newsletter publisher, was born November 22, 1908 in Rush, New York.

Russia U. S Robert Kazmayer Uintah Knifa and Fork Club Hotel Vernal Kremlin United States Kazmayer Moscow Washington Stalin Truman New York City New York Rochester N.Y University of Rochester Colgate-Rochester Divinity School Rush

Vernal Clubs Press Uintah Legislators on Wage and Tax Plans

Ver nal Junior Chamber of Commerce Kiwanis and Jaycee representatives drafted letters to Uintah County legislators this week. They opposed the minimum wage law and a severance tax, warned of employment and resource development impacts, and urged support for Utah Field House of Natural History funding due to its regional benefits.

Vernal Junior Chamber of Commerce Kiwanis Club N. J Uintah Field House Utah

Uintah County Oil Wells Spudded In Amid Weather Delays

In Uintah County heavy weather slows yet spudding continues with several wells. B and G Drilling reports spudding at Ben Slough farm Naples structure five miles east of Vernal. Fracturing and rigging proceed as crews brace for cold with butane power units and heated drilling fluids. Pioneer Drilling rigs up for Utah Oil Refining Standard gas and oil well in Ashley Creek field. Carter Oil tests near Hut Nelson No 1 in Dog Valley with delays possible. Continued on Page 8.

Uintah Naples B & G Drilling Co Ben Slough Vernal Mert Baird H. L. Robbins Salt Lake City Ashley Valley C&g Y Ashley Deine Utah Hollandsworth B&r Enden Co Slough Bitter Creak Seaboard Oil Co Carter Oil Ruth Nelson Dog Valley Ft. Duchesne'area I i Pioneer Drilling Co Utah Oil Refin Co Standard” Gas and Oil Co Ashley Creek Wyoming Carter Carter Oil Co East

Uintah Deer Situation Is Remarkably Good

Fred Reynolds, Utah game warden, reports Uintah county deer are in much better condition than expected after a south slope survey. Despite two and a half feet of snow, deer on the south slope appear healthy with little feed shortage yet. Heavy deer concentration in Brown's park and the north slope leads to trouble, including deaths from lack of food, while the south slope benefits from light hunting last fall. Feed may be needed in weeks ahead. hay is available at the Rattist ranch if required.

Uintah County Fred Reynolds South Slope Vernal Manila Highway Rat Life Ranch Goodman Ranch Little Brush ‘Creek Brown's Park

Institute Held Saturday For Teachers Institute

Uintah school district held a teachers institute at Uintah high school on February 12. Speakers from Salt Lake City were unable to attend. The program covered The Community and the School with a 9 to 10 am general session led by Harold M. Lundell. A leadership conference run 10 am to noon featured reports from Allen M. West and Margaret Williams. Uintah Teachers Association met 12:45 to 1:30 pm, presided by Harvey Hullinger. President Harold E. Hullinger was ill and absent. election of officers noted.

Uintah Teachers’ Institute Uintah High School Saltpeice City Harold M. Lundell Allen M. West Utah Education Assn Margaret Williams Granté Uintah Teachers’ Assn Harvey Hullinger Harold E. Hullinger

Uintah Basin Dairy Short Course Set for Feb 25 26

Uintah Basin Dairy Short Course will be conducted Feb 25 and 26 at Vernal, Tridel l, Roosevelt and Mt Emmons with simultaneous meetings from 10 a.m. to noon and 1 30 to 3 30 p.m. County agent William C Whitaker announced. Instructors include Lyman Rich on feeding and artificial breeding Glen T Baird on hay and silage Guy Stevens on producing clean milk and Dr Wayne Binns on veterinary treatment dairymen can perform. Each visitor will lead one two hour class at each location.

Uintah Basin Vernal Tridell Roosevelt Mt. Emmons William C. Whitaker Lyman Rich Glen T. Baird Guy Stevens State Agriculture Department Wayne Binns USAC Whitaker Second Ward LDS LDS Chapel Jaker Uintah County A. Jensen Duchesne County Duchesne

Funeral Held for Leon Galloway

Funeral services for Leon Galloway, 55, Roosevelt farmer, were conducted Wednesday afternoon in the Roosevelt tabernacle of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He was born May 16, 1895 in Uintah County Utah and died at an earlier date. He was a member of the LDS church.

Leon Galloway Roosevelt Farmer Roosevelt Tabernacle Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Aes Oiden MaaEe Heaelva Hancock LDS Church

Penny Drive Opens in Uintah Stake for Children's Hospital

Uintah stakePrimary president Mrs. Bryson announced a birthday penny drive in Salt Lake City to support a new hospital for all children. One penny per year as contributions will help fund a facility to replace the inadequate current hospital. Ward Primary officers will canvass Uintah county doors seeking donations, inviting all to view the hospital and contribute through ward Primary members or Mrs Bryson.

Children's Hospital Salt Lake City A. Bryson Stake Children’s Hospital LDS Church Uinlah County Ward Bryson

Blood Typing Clinics Scheduled

Officials announced Wednesday plans for blood typing clinics to determine blood types and Rh factors of all participants. The sessions will run February 22 and 23 at Odd Fellow’s Hall from 1 to 4 p.m. for the public, and February 24 at United School from 1 to 4 p.m. for members.

Odd Fellow The United School Niette Copmby Aan

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Storm Vernal Jaycees Uintah Indians Lions Launch Weather Report Basin DR. Roskelley Welling Roskelley Uintah Knife and Folk Club Europe Ruth Nelson Mir Arthur Corless Vernal Avenue Uintah Basin Dairy Leon. Galloway Penny
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