Ballard Ward Reunion Plans and Community Notes
Ballard plans for the annual Ward Reunion on February 27 with supper first, program and dancing to follow. The community hosts include Dr. Spendlove, a Vernal nurse, and local families hosting neighbors and relatives. Numerous visits, parties, and school activities are recorded, including a badged funeral, a charity drive for a loud speaker, and a basketball win for Ballard M Men over Myton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Jenkins
Hea Bren
Jay Jenkins
Myton
Mra. Jenkins
Charles Bingham
Frank
Vernal
Drat Board
Allerra School
Hicks
Smith
Farrell Mohman
Altamont
Wendel Johnson
L. E. Clark
Ball
Lake City
Clarks
Ballard
Salt Lake City
Spendlove
Vernil
Alterrn
T Iulsh
Leonard Hirris
Roosevelt Chapel
Mark
Re- Net Society
Maude Anderson
Ida Phillox
Jesse Stullinger
TeRoy Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Lester Kettle
Charles Pearce
Alterra
Mra Ole Rasmussen
Milas Hannah Hichards
David Lundberg
LaVern Smith
Sonali
Fred Cook
PTA
Richard Owen
Roosevelt
Stoke Sunday School Board
Xayier Bellow
Ballard M
Freight Rate Discussion to Be Held Monday
Uintah Freight Lines hosts a banquet for Vernal businessmen at the Hotel Vernal next Monday with merchants and haulage users invited to a round-table on freight rates after dinner. Company executives and Vernal users will panel the discussion, aiming to lower existing hauling rates. Arrangements are by the Vernal Chamber of Commerce merchant committee led by Vern Gilford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah Freight Lines
Vernal
Ray Litenquist
Mel Johnson
Lynn Davis
C. F. St. Jeor
Howard Roper
Ross Weed
Vernal Chamber of Commerce
Uner
Vern Gifford
Mental Health Conference Opens With Sessions and Panel
The Utah conference gathers next Friday with students parents and teachers to discuss personality health under Principal Avard Rigby. Dr Branch opens with What do we mean by a healthy personality followed by a panel and discussion chaired by Superintendent Harold Lundell. A Saturday 9:00 am session features Why are parents afraid and a film The Angry Boy as groups meet for summaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avard Rigby
Branch
Harold Mundell
Beatrice Stringham
Wilda Samuels
P.T.A
Uintah High School
Joe Casad
Uintah P.T.A. Council
Marguerite Cotton
Utah Congress of P.t.a’s
Room Representatives
Claudius Banks
Ralph Siddoway
Maxine Hatch
A. Alwyn Call
Ruth P. Haslem
Utah Congress of P.T.A
Louise Parrish
Lawrence Lee
E. Howard Clements
Orvel Hullinger
Jensen School
John Tage
Central School
LeRoy Morrill
Phillis Oberhansly
Thelma Lee
Ida M. Phillips
Jess Hullinger
Clair Acord
Harold M. Lundell
Rapid oil field growth at Red Wash sets Utah record
California Company drives rapid oilfield development at Red Wash Utah with 54 miles of roads to 9 living quarters new camp facilities and a new Vernal geological office. The operation employs 17 in Red Wash plus engineers geologists and a newly opened Vernal office as drilling expands in Uintah Basin.
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California
Mra. Steele
Meeker
Tessetts
Callana
Kellys
Pittmans
Ashton Bros
Green River
Rangery
Red Wash
Tom Gressett
Robert Meason
Jim
Nolan
Charles
Clarke
Jim West
Robert Jackson
Robert Campbell
Hew
Vernal
West Main St
Plateau County
Bill Redman
Old West
Deadman's
California Company
Utah
Local Folks Recall Accidents and Visits in Vernal Area
A report details small injuries from mishaps in Vernal Utah and nearby areas. Little David Hack ing suffered a fall in Salt Lake City related to a two story structure, while Andrew Vernon slipped on ice injuring his right arm. Arlyn Roberts sustained shotgun injury to the thumb but all fingers were saved. The piece notes square dancing gatherings and visits by relatives from Casper Wyoming and Los Angeles, with funeral services for Uriah Lapoint Mowrey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal
Gusher
Sylvia Roberts
Clyde
Glened
Elmer Eaton
Floyd Peterson
Roosevelt
Martin Allred
Provo
George Allred
Wallsburg
David Hacking
Lorin Hacking
Salt Lake City
Raymond Bascom
Salt Lake
David
Jens Tacking
Andrew Vernon
Grant Hacking
Robert E. Bryant
Baby
Casper
Wygt
John Henry Merkley
Bryant
Mabel Merkley
Ella Stringham
Opken
Beulah, Byrne
al Atwood
Thad Stringhart
Cloe Carroll
Les
Angeles
Calif
Esther Carroll
Dan Carroll
Pleasantt Grove
Beulah Byrne
Michael
Geraldine
Ogden
Byrne
LAPOINT_ TOR
Uriah
Sayden Foster
Mr. Mowrey
Mowrey
Lapoint
Noyes
Ray Mowrey
Alvin Mowrey
Tod Park
Barton Mowrey
Yatdina
Wash
Gail Mowrey
Vernal Memorial Park
Ella Dingman
San Francisco
C. B. Mowrey
Riverside
Cal
Orin Kilbrough
Logan
Utah
Vernal group in Washington make friends for Echo Park
A House Interior and Insular Affairs committee meeting included D I nd. Cole and Carl Hayden, with chair J R Murdock and members Crawford Poulson Baring Aspinall Bosone. A telegram from B H Stringham noted Pictures were very successful and would run until Monday for Secretary Chapman and Bureau of Reclamation representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal
Washington
Echo Park
Son
Cole
Carl Hayden
Ariz
House
John R. Murdock
Fred Crawford
R. Mich
Norris Poulson
Cal
Walter Baring
Nev
Wayne Aspinall
Colo
Miz Bosone
B. Frank’ S
Chamber of Commerce
B. H. Stringham
Oil fields report and personnel notes from recent conference
Mrs. Lola Christensen attended a school lunch conference in Salt Lake City and returned home. The report lists multiple oil wells with locations, drilling status, and activities such as drilling ahead in shale and lime, coring, acidizing, and abandonment. Names include California Company, Phillips Pett, Continental Oil, Sun Oil, and Mid Continent fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola Christensen
Salt Lake City
State Capitol
CSW
Red Wash No
California Company
Fed Wash
California Comany
T.D
Horseshoe Bend
Lyon Q. Whitlock
Gulf Oil Corp
Phillips Pett. Co
Tocar
Carter Oil Co
Phillips Leeton
Phillips Pett. Corp
Klein
Stano-Utoco
Uteh State
Castle Peak
Sun Oi Co
Chapita Wells
Continental Oil Co
George Wall No
Stanolind Oil & Gas Co
Cnw
Continental Ol Co
Sws
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Ballard Ward
By Elien Bracken
Alcoholics Anonymous
Nist Bane
Uy No
AAT
U. S
Mae
Ieee
VOGUE
3 Stooges
Kit Carson
Mars
Maeser
Edna C. Haines
OIL, News
Sista
BS UA Cal
AC Tima Ety
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