George Alexander Dies At Salt Lake Sunday
George Alexander, longtime Vernal resident and USAC athlete, died Sunday after a lingering illness. He starred in basketball and track at Vernal High School and played football for the USAC as a freshman and sophomore before transferring to business life in Vernal. Funeral services were held Wednesday in Vernal with broad community participation reflecting his wide esteem. He helped sponsor a local home basketball team and was active in the Sigma Chi fraternity. He is survived by his wife Caroline Reed Alexander, parents, two brothers Ralph G and Harold, and two sisters Doris Calder and Sadie McConkie. Interment at Vernal Cemetery followed services.
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George
Jensen
Vernal
USAC
Fort Collins
Feld
Sigma Chi
Harold M. Sundell
Ward
Pontha Calder
J. Cari
George Davis
Clark Newell
John Jorgensen
Wal-laca Calder
Clarke Newell
Glenn Lambert
John Bugg
Jorgensen
Calder
Carl Davis
Davis
Elmer O Peterson
Jed Abbott
Gamma Kappa
Sigam Obi
Harold M Lundell
My Fathers House
Robert Freeman
Manson
G Noble
Uintah High School
Alsa
Atche Johnson
Uintah Blake
Johnson
Edger
Wallace Calder
Bishop Calder
John Hair
Vernal Becond
Warren Richardson
First Ward
R. C Cooper City
Charles A Hatch
Phil Watkins
George E Wilkins
City of W. & Henderson
Nal Lions Clube
Hardy
Uintah
Caroline Reed
Payson
Denver
East Lake City
San Diego
Calif
Cig
Glenn
Corn May Hazzard Alexander
Saguche
Colo
Alexander
Inland Empires
Ralph G
Alexander Confectionery
Harold Alexander
UHS
Doris Calder
Sadie McConkie
Quarantine Lifted On Scarlet Fever in County
County Physician F G Eskelgon lifted the scarlet fever quarantine begun two weeks ago. Schools and other gatherings for children under sixteen were closed during the quarantine and discontinued. The disease was well checked and few cases are reported currently.
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F. G Eskelgon
Childen
Emma Uhe Indian Woman Dies in Ouray After Illness
Emma Uhe an Indian woman dies at Ouray after a brief illness. She had lived in Colorado eight years and returned home a month ago to receive her 1099 but died before she could spend it.
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Emma
Ouray
Colorado
Woolgrowers Hold Their Annual Meeting Here
The annual gathering covers CCC trail work from Iron Springs to the Baldy mountains with new bridges over Brush Creek and South Fork. A new counting corral on Brush Creek Mountain is planned, strays to be pulled and sold if unclaimed, and Vernal grazing district discussed with boundaries near Book Cliffs.
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Iron Springs
Baldy Mountains
CCC
Tittle Brush Creek
South Forker
Lambert
J Clive Davis
Brush Creek Mountain
Carl Hadock
Forest Department
Association
OH Stringham
Veronal Grazing Association
Carepenter
Stringham
Hugh W Colton
Price
Utah
Utah District No
Colorado
John Willis
J. Clive Davis
Uintah
Uintah County
Deer and elk numbers rise in state forests report says
The report notes increasing deer and elk in Ashby and other forests from 1920 to 1934 with deer numbers rising from 11464 to 39219 statewide while management concerns urge longer term permits and fair tax assessments.
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Davis
Ek Con Agsley
J O Stewart
Ashby Forest
Siddoway
Ogden
J. Clive Davis
National Livestock and Meat Board
Mississippi River
Pennsylvania
Colorado
New Zealand
Australia
United Kingdom
Argentina
United States
Fabrica
Rancher Riley Flynn Improves After Appendix Operation
Riley Flynn of the Willow Creek section underwent an appendix rupture operation at Valley Hospital Friday and shows great improvement. Wol Pleas, commissioner, remains in Bt George hoping for better health and is reported holding his own. Blood transfusions have been performed.
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Riley Flynn
Wllow Creek
the Valley Hospital
Wol
Scaamer
George
McConkle Works With Local School On Visual Aid Project
Mr and Mrs Don L McConkie spent last week in Provo visiting Mr McConkle the principal of a junior high school and working with the Ingham Young University in bringing the visual aid project to the local school.
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Don L. McConki
Provo
Kmcconkle
Ingham ‘Young University
Miss Beth Ashworth Escapes Gas Oven Fire
Miss Beth Ashworth of the Institute of Domestic Science narrowly escaped serious injuries on Monday when attempting to light a gas oven. A previous gas leak without ignition filled the oven with fumes. when lit, flames burst out catching her face and hands, causing painful but not serious burns.
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Beth Ashworth
Uintah High School plans 1935 Prom with Under the Fea theme
Uintah High School announces the Junior Prom and the Post Team for March 11 and 12. Miss Hansen advisor Lovna Corp editor in chief will travel to Salt Lake City to finalize printing. Decorations led by Essie Jane Sewards with Harry Hacking handling publicity.
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Uvintahn
Byiity Epota
Utah
Uintahs
Miss Hansen
Lovna Corp
Balt Lake
eser+ious
Essie Jane Sewards
Fea
Harry Hacking
Car overturns injuring Richmond man in Vernal area
Eugene Long of Ashley suffered hand and finger injuries when a car he drove skidded and rolled at a pit while en route from home to Vernal on Wednesday. Harvey Wlariison and Morse Lea were not injured. The party reached Vernal and the injured hand was dressed.
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Eugene Long
Ashley
Vernal
Harvey Wlariison
Morse Lea
Congregational Services to Be Renamed on Sunday
Rev George E Quitd announces Corrogations church services will be renamed as sual this Sunday.
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Sual
George E
Little Jim Oldest Ute Dies at Willow Creek
Little Jim, a leading Uncompahgre Ute, died at his Willow Creek canyon home after a long life there. He became blind in his later years. He is reported to be 56 years old and the body was turned over to Jenkins Undertaking at Roosevelt by local government officials.
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Fort Duchesne
Little Jim
Willow Creek Canyon
Jenkins Undertaking Establishment
Roosevelt
Regular church services in all Uintah Stakes wards
Regular church services will be held next Sunday in all wards of Uintah Stakes. Stake Priesthood meeting will be held at the Stake tabernacle at 2 o clock pm.
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Regulag
Uintah Stakes
Stake Tabernacle
Utah District Court Jury Terms Set for Next Session
The Utah district court jury term is announced for the upcoming session. Names listed include Herbert Tyrack AG Goccach Roland Bascom Robert L Johnston Byron Goodrich Geo A Merkley Henry Schlafermeyer Lawson G Jackson Alton Hatch Hiram Richardson Guy Samuels Elmer Snow Henry Morsom Moon Roosevelt Rex Mitchell Randlett James P Reemursen Ft Duchespe Robert R Burns Abner Swain and others.
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Ajatrict
Vernal
Herbert Tyrack
AG. Goccach
Roland Bascom
Robert L. Johnston
Byron Goodrich
Geo A. Merkley
Aird G. Merkley
Henry Schlafermeyer
Lawson
Vernal Roosevelt Lions Hold Social Night
Verbal report shows Vernal and Roosevelt Lions clubs held a Thursday social at Roosevelt with 12 members attending. HHS drama department provided entertainment and a banquet was served by the Domestic Science Department. Officers P L Cowan J R Douglas R C Cooper J C Anderson and C R Henrie were present.
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Vernal
Roocervelt Lions Clubs
Roosevelt
HHS Dramatic Art Deepeartmen
Domestic Science Department
Verna Club
P L Cowan J R Douglas
R C Cooper
J. C. Anderson
C. R Henrie
Local names appear in fragmentary list of individuals
A partial OCR shows a roster of names including J Emery Johnson V Lewis WS Henderson Clark Newell Dr FQ Eskelson H Sowards and J Q Stewart. No events or details accompany the list.
County nurses convene Roosevelt conference in Uintah Duchesne
County nurses from Uintah and Duchesne counties attended a district conference at Roosevelt on Thursday and Friday. State supervisor Anna Fillmore, district supervisor Leda Whitmore, and Vernal staff Mary Murphy Jane Loftus AidJdennings and Martha Shanks led and participated in the sessions.
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Rooxsevelt
Anna Fillmore
Mias
Leda Whitmore
Price
Roosevelt
Uintah
Duchesne
Mary Murphy
Jane Loftus
W AidJdennings
Martha Shanks
Funeral Services Held in Panguitch for Fred G Gardiner
Funeral services were conducted in Panguitch South Ward for Bishop Fred G Gardiner formerly of Vernal born October 28 1879 in Pleasant Grove He served as superintendent of Garfield rarity school and Bishop of Panguitch South Ward He was married to Minnie Batty of Toquerville in 1907 and had seven children all surviving He is also survived by his mother Eliza Gardiner of Vernal and multiple siblings.
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Panguitch
Free G. Gardiner
Vernal
Bishop Gardiner
Pleasant Grove
Jon. Ho Gardiner
Eliza Ann Watts Gardner
Verndl
Murdock Academy
Beaver
Brigham Young University
Minnie Batty
Toquerville
St George Tempe
Childre
Gardiner
Garfield Rarity School
Panguidh South Ward
Childretr
Eliza Gardiner
Vernel
Junie M. Alfred Price
Flossie Huish
Verbal Births and School Reopenings Highlight Local News
Mr and Mrs Mark Pope celebrate a baby girl born February. Maggie Timothy hosts a family birthday dinner. Tech 18th School reopens with most students present. New scarlet fever cases reported. WANTED notice seeks limited grain for new or renewal subscriptions. Vernal Express.
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Mark Pope
Maggie
Timothy
Tech
Local Ward Notes on Residents and School Attendance
Family of Marion Allens noted as the ward’s only case. Anna Caldwell tended sheep for Will Witbeck and has returned home. Brig McConkie worked at the Alexander ranch in Canyon. LeRcy Richens improved from quarantine during school closure and can attend school duties. Clften Nichols visited his father at the seep camp near Roosevelt last week with Miss Marie Anderson.
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Marion Allens
Anna Caldwell
Will Witbeck
Brig McConkie
Alexander
leRcy Richens
Ften Nicho
Fred Annerrson
Orin Collitt
Roosevelt
Marie Andersor
Community Notes Include Local Visits and Illness Updates
Ashley Clark Larson spends two weeks vacation with parents at eota. Jim Burton wintering with mother Mrs Arrowsmith. pneumonia. Mrs Grace Davia caring for her at home. Landscaping planned for chapel area. Arthur Coties and Own McCarrel visit daughter. McCarrel underwent appendectomy at Valley Hospital. Sarah Feeles, May Edowares, Leland Stowards return from Salt Lake City on business. Wilma Swett ill with flu. Mrs Ivan Atwood returns from Salt Lake City where husband receives medical care. Mrs George Miller suffers another severe heart attack, bedfast.
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Ors
Jim Burton
Joseph Arrowsmith
Grace Davia
Arthur Cotiess
McCarrel
Theares
the Valley Hospital
Sarah Feeles
New York City
May Edowares
Leland Stowards
Salt Lake City
Luther Allett
Wilma Ssett
Elmer Swett
Ivan Atwood
Roy Lee
George Miller
House Favors State Store Liquor Plan Amid Amendments
Lawmakers push a state stores liquor control bill through the house with amendments while debating age allowances for drinking. Several measures pass in the Senate including tax and licensing reforms. Representative Daniel F. Mi and Representative George A. Slaugh vote yes on most bills. some members are absent or split on specific measures.
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Senate
Cen«Ate
Pisp
Eteteroay Commision Fo Ag
National Council On Highway Safety
Board of Corrections
Ilkense
Utah State Hospital
Bendler EH. B. Calder
Vernal
Roon Mo
Dayle Corporation
Daniel FP
Duchesne County
Howe
H. B
George A. Slaugh
Uintah
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Gienere
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Fred G. Gardiner
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Vinch Off Refining Company
Clark Larson
Eota
Plete
Vernal Drug Co
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