Vernal Community Society Events Sweep February
The Vernal area held multiple society gatherings. The American Legion Auxiliary met at Mrs George Johnston’s home on Feb 12 with district convention reports, defense talks, and patriotic readings. Junior Cure activities featured a talk on Diseases of Children. A Valentine luncheon followed. Wool Growers Banquet at Commercial Hotel included a program with readings, dances, and farewells for transferring staff. Dental Society dinner and Tintah Treths at the Shimmons home showcased dinners and dances. A Valentine dinner party by Miss Marie Biighton featured a long decorative table and guest lists. The O T Bridge Club met with a Valentine theme, and the Young People’s Society of Kingsbury Community Church hosted a 35-attendee party with dancing and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Witbeck
George Johnston
Orangeville
Eva Ashton
Department
E 8
Hampton
Peart Sheffer
Americaniain
Mina Ruth Winder Feyorea
Harvey Christenstent
Mra
Leon P Christensen
Junioe
Ernest Johnson
Mra Jay Pack
Ren
Myrila Erekson
Bob Baker
Mra Loyd Henry
Woolgrowers
Ashley Wool Growers Association
Commercial Tetel
Biftringham
Adair Tyzack
Elelnne Shepherd
Joe Vincent
Cod Camp
Helen ‘Tenney
Marie Singleston
Fdertaria
Marie Biighton
Valentine
Meda Walker
Helen Mangieson
Maud Snell
Helen Calder
Mesera Ace Walzer
Karl Lind Morrill
Tox
David Button
Glaudius Banks
Bare Tara Tiffany
Iris Gaks
Venna Singleton
Francis Feltch
Rome
Amchean & Valentine
Ray Stringham
Darrell King
Robert Johnston
Rulon
Loung People's Society
Young Peoples Society
Kingsbury Community
Howe
Velen Stackler
Messers Seagrave
Poryre
Muncle
CCC
Mre
Mattle Coitharp
Plano
Pauling Hezelbush
49ers Party at Wamena Faculty League Event
A February 12 gathering at the UNL gym hosted by the Wamena Faculty League featured old fashioned costumes, a walnut bar, comic placards by art students, and a lively program including singing, tap dance, a gambling game, a Kansas River Court mock trial, and a duck derby with five white ducks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wamena
Unl
Miss Mangleson
Helen Tenney
Hugh W Colton
W . Wallis
Floyd Noel
Charles A Hatch
Mundell
Crrl Davin
Ethlyn Larson
Tigh W Colton
S’ Lambert
Lherles P Lewis
Claire Hopkins
H. Grant West
Ralph Siddowey
Sfeten Calder
Bill Elwood
Gees Entertalmment
Lloyd Winn
H M Lundell
Myles Juddacee
Afra Emma Shanna visits family and locals gather
Emma Afra and Mrs. Tuzwell visit in Dallas Dodily while projects shift in Vernal City. Several locals travel from Moon Lake and Moon Camp to see kin. Many relatives arrive, attend funerals, birthdays, and a ward primary officers banquet with Valentine decor and husband toast.
Fragments Describe Public Domain Grazing and Road Work
A fragmented report from Uintah Railway and public domain committees praises US Department support for road work and camp officials. It outlines proposed grazing license classifications, with details on qualified applicants and conditions, reflecting ongoing public land management deliberations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer D Ford
Uintah l Railway Company
Wallace Siddoway
Harold B Davis
Ashley Beniion
Adair
Tyetek
National Forest
J P
Wallace Biddoway
J P Hacking
Herald
Davis
J C Davis
Public Domain
Preas
Mr Jacking
Mr. Biddoway
Committee of Public Domain
Ieensea
Grazing Act Recommendations On Public Domain Use
The report outlines classifying dependent property into two categories within or without districts, allowing temporary allocations where practical for grazing seasons 1936-37, and proposes grazing fees of six cents per head monthly for horses and cattle and one cent for sheep. It commends OCO staff Hicks and Bollwinkel for cooperation and praises F R Carpenter for administration of the act and the Grazing Division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OCO
Hicks
Bollwinkel
Ashley
F R Carpenter
Funeral Ritty for Pioneer Mother of 1817 Held
From page one: Mrs Hall, pioneer mother, moved with husband to Beaver then Ashley Valley and Dry Fork, housing many settlers. She tended the sick, treated about two hundred cancer cases without pay, and was mother of fifteen children with seven surviving, plus fifty grandchildren and thirty three great grandchildren. She died February 14 at her daughter’s Dry Fork home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Richardson
David McKay
Apostle
Beaver
Mya
Sally Caldwell
Ver
Mra Hall
Bert Caldwell
Dry Fork
Shepard
Green River
Ouray
Shepard Plate
Hyde
Ft Duchesne
Mya Shepard
Frank
Robert Shepard
Galt Lake
Edward D Young
Galy Lake
Robert A | Shepard
Charles Archibald
Feeding and care tips for poultry from Vernal Milling advice
The article outlines twice daily feeding in dry straw litter for chickens in Ashley Valley and prescribes 8 to 16 pounds per 100 hens daily, adjusted by bird condition and season. It recommends a dry mash fed in feed hoppers, balanced with scratch feed, with some moistened mash if needed, plus regular green feed and clean, dry trough feeding for mash or grain. Cod liver oil is noted as a vitamin D source to be fed daily, except in summer when birds access direct sunshine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal Milling Company
Radsere
Ashley Valley
Poultry Department
Utah State Agricultural Experiment Station
Logan
Utah
Daily Mail Service Between Vernal and Craig
Residents of western Moffat county and Uintah Basin Utah seek daily mail service from Craig to Vernal. Current Comet Motor Express contract covers western Moffat county with daily service on the west and tri weekly Elk Springs to Jensen. Local businessmen back a Craig to Vernal daily schedule to benefit Uintah and western Moffat residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moffat County
Uintah Basin
Utah
Craig
Vernal
Comet Motor Express Co
Elk Springs
Jensen
Postofice
Uintah Desin
Moffat Moad
tly—Craig Smpire
Manila Camp Improves Roads and Health Efforts in Utah Valley
The Manila Camp reports major improvements including new roads from Bennetts Ranch toward Rock Springs and Green River City, easing travel and boosting tourism. Officials note quarantine measures kept Scarlet Fever and other diseases out, while the camp provides access to caves, springs, and trout streams. Local histories mention founder figures and a funeral service for Naomi Shepard, with community attendance hindered by winter road closures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Daggett County
United Mountains
Bennetts Ranch
Veronal
Rock Sprinca
Green Fiver City
Wyo
Montacente
Bryce Canyon
Sheep Creek
Vernal
Camp
Green River City
Manila Camp
Forestry Department
Army
Old Age Aid Applications Now Available at Welfare Offices
Darrell J Greenwell announces that old age assistance and dependent child aid applicants must use official welfare blanks. County welfare boards determine eligibility and benefits under the national security act, and full information plus examinations are required before decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrell J Greenwell
State Department of Public Welfare
County Board of Public Welfare
John Shepherd Pioneer MAESER life recalled after death
John Shepherd, born July 17 1851 in Dunfermline Scotland, led a varied life from coal mine work in youth to joining the LDS church and moving to Salt Lake City. He married Elizabeth Stratton in 1883, had five children, worked in a quarry supplying rock for the Salt Lake Temple, and remained tied to historic sites around Salt Lake. He died January 31 at his Mees er home from a heart attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maeser
Fyedali
John Shepard
Meeser
Dunfermline
Fifeshire
Scotland
Kile
Ton
Ehepirds
United States
Ecoterland
Mre Ene
Mis
LDS Church
Elizabeth Stronttahwamh
Ile
Salt Lake Ile
Orih
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vernal ‘Society
Alfreda Mann
A. Hf Mann
Geeneve Lewis
Elizabeth Peterson
de- Lyte Bingham
Donna Mar Freeman
Pearl Wall
Leona Gally
Leek Samuels
Karletta Tenney
Colleen Pitt
Aene
Page
LW Tage
Fort Duchesne
The
Indian Service
Fort Ducheese Myton
Whiterocks
Paga
Salt Lake City
Loy Shimmin
Wallace . Caldier
Tintah Treth Dental Society
J. M Campbell
Q .Warnock
Roosevelt
Bishop
Duchesne
M Men
Holliday
Everett Manwaring
Ada Wider
Gleaners
Ruth Winder
Stake
MIA M
Lawrence Biddeway
King
Queen of Hearts
Helen Mangelson
Elwood
Gee
King of Hearts
Audiey
Millecam
John Walker
Cupid
Elizabeth Walker
Richard ‘Tifany
Wenry
Millrcam
H B Woolley
Miry
Ada Winder
Ruby Justineon
Maurice Bastian
Helen Mangleson
Helen Terney
Merle Biddoway
Maude Bnell
Malph Walker
Kenneth Hadlock Vane
Eyale
Jane Sowards
Lorna Anderson
Theeds Reid
Andre Alen
En- Id Rei
Clara Postma
Claire Fletchry
Lawrence Sittoway
iMrs HS Olsen
Mra Gilbert
Smith
Dallas
Young
Afra
Emma Shanna
Bkull Creek
Colo
Mra Tuzwell
WPA
Vernal City
Atric Asphalt
Majher
Mervin “Laveh
Joe Luck, Jr
Dowell Harting
Moonlake
Wallace Twitchell
Jack i Barcombe
Grant
Carpenter
Dan Williamson
Mary Robinson
John
McConkle
Altonah
Join Shepard
Margaret Parker
Shepards Flats
Roosesvel
Annie Baumpgard
Neil Caldwell
Eliza Caldwell
Dell Blackburn
Tite Blackburn
Lapoint
Lola Hall
Blackburn
Hall
Vern Mansen
Rose Marie
Morxlay
Bareh Hansen
Wallace Oaks
Carl Robbing
Bast
Lake City
Oaks
Mirs Arthur Bhanno
Clarence Birds Shome
Mr Bird
Deg Jenking
Dee Jenkins
Estelle
Jenskins
Vern Fresten
Mark Pope
Lee Jerkins
Edward
Lydia
Roy Carroll
Salt Lake
John Timothy
Lorin
Hatch
Tom Timothy
Ben Samuels
Ab Price
Marilyn
Mise
Margaret Oaks
Vern Freston
Jenking
Perevices
Mia Lola Hall
Dass
George Luck
de Lynn
Reynolds
Jerry Murray
van Massey
Orin Allen
Famely
Murs Ray
Stringham
Wcontinca
Daily Mail
Vernal and
Hamal
Balthake City
Mey
Naples
Ard
George A Blevehead
Ft Ducheene
Ft Ducheane
Tt Duchesne
Pilee
Verona
Lynn Cookdin
Tridctl
Owen Bartett
Spencer Squires
Bisti
LeRoy Morrill
Deward
Alles
Strawberry Valley
Merlo
Ardich
Beulah
Fern
Lelia
Welfare Office
John Shepherd
Tridell
Naomi Cook
Trudell
Specian
Troy Laundry
William Mot
Desert
City Bakery
North
Men Corner
Mark NL
Nelson Ricks Creamery
M. Pitt
Wish
Esperimente Hsve
Vernal Milling Co
W. W. Lewis
Optometrist
Onyx Hotel
Roosevelt Mon
10 & M
Duchesne Hotel
Freight and Express
Comet Motor Express
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