Thrills and Spills A-Plenty Planned for Bigger 1951 Rodeo
Funeral services for Charlotte Endora Green Faylor Trobbins Robbins were set in Vernal after her death. She left four daughters, three sons, a stepdaughter, and twenty four grandchildren. The Vernal rodeo, June 28 to 30, promises top stock including Brahmas and bucking horses, with featured acts and a fighting bull named Bloody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairgrounds
Woodey Searle
Rodeo Committee
D. A
Swanee Kirby
Mosb
Texas
Kirby
Crystal Creek
Swanee
Bailey
Ferdinand
Red Eye
Hurd
Jes
Wes Curtis
Hollywood
Floyd Hall
al Bowden
Chris McKinley
Ode Wall
Duff Anderson
LaMar Hawking
Jim Anderson
Eugene Weist
Wile Mackay
Grounds
Jay Searle
Howard Calder
Blade
Grant Perry
Barney Barnett
Queens
J. Arden Jolley
Fred Washburn
Fire Destroys Pope's Garage in Naples
A blaze at Pope's Garage in Naples Saturday around 10 am caused about 5000 dollars in damages to the structure and stored equipment. Explosions blew out glass while crews battled smoke and flames for about an hour. Owner Lloyd Pope leased the building to Nelson Tank Lines. no one was inside and nearby house was at risk without a fire plug nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pope
Naples
Cutshaw
Lloyd Pope
Nelson Tank Lines
Don Bicknell
Jerome Goodrich
Vernal Express Earns Merit for Community Leadership
The Vernal Express received a merit certificate for outstanding community leadership during 1850 from Utah State Agricultural College at a Utah State Press Association meeting. Five other papers also earned the award: Sun Advocate, Richfield Reaper, Payson Chronicle, Roosevelt Standard, and Iron County Record. The Times News of Nephi won the annual plaque. Dr. Carlton Culmsee praised Utah newspapers for journalistic excellence and community service amid growing participation. Word arrived that Elder Ernest o Neeks has transferred from Freeno, California to Reno, Nevada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal Express
Utah State Agricultural College
Utah State Press Association
Sun-Advocate
Richfield Reaper
Payson Chronicle
Roosevelt Standard
Iron County Record
Times-News of
Nephi
Carlton Culmsee
School of Arts and Sciences
USAC
Utah
Foresters Meet to Plan Public Benefit Projects
Ashley National Forest officials will hold a week long meeting from February 28 to March 2 in Vernal led by Forest Supervisor Wm D Hurst. The focus is reexamining the work program and proposing new projects to meet public needs, with emphasis on watershed restoration. Planned tasks include range reseeding gully stabilization drift fence construction range water development weed and pest control and fire hazard reduction on timber lands. The gathering remarks on Echo Park dam and Green River drainage stabilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashley National Forest
Vernal
Wm. D. Hurst
Hurst
Echo Park
Green River
Eineath
Freeman May J. Wm. Wes
American Legion Officers Plan Vernal Visit
A. S. Torley, Department service officer of the American Legion, will visit Vernal Saturday to meet veterans and dependents about service work and claims. Mr. Horsley will be at the American Legion Hall from 8 am to 5 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Torley
Erican Legion
Vernal
Horsley
American Legion Hall
Loading Area Cleared At Red Wash For Oil Transport
A loading area is cleared at Red Wash, 35 miles southeast of Vernal, to load oil tank trucks for pipeline delivery to Salt Lake refinery. Three 1000 bbl tanks erected. heavy paraffin base oil congeals near 08 degrees, tanks heated to about 120 degrees. an offset well northeast of discovery wells is drilling ahead at 200 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Wash Alte
Vernal
Salt Lake
Discovery
Oil Field Activity Updates From Vernal to Duchesna
Oil news reports Carter Oil Co. Bluebell well coring at 11989 feet and recovering 49 feet with reddish brown sandy shale at bottom nine feet. Lost drill stem from 115 percent, mud circulation, initial flow pressure 50 pounds, final 120 pounds, shut in 150 pounds. Brown Carter Oil Rodkewood Brown nine and a half miles SW of Vernal at Duchesna sites advancing at 5430 feet. Carter Ute Tribal Nos. 1 and 4 in Duch continue drilling. Roy M. Johnson Oil Fee No. 4 four miles east of Bonanza on White River reports casing work. Hell's Hole canyon location and Neal No. 2 (Govt) Johnson’s wells noted with depth and progress in S. Utah area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluebell Carter Oil Co
CSW
Brown
Carter Oil
Rodkewood Brown
Vernal
Sws
Duchesna
Carter
Duch
Cse Trasan
Bonanze
Roy M. Johnson
Bonanza
White River
Hell's Hole Canyon
Neal No
Govt
Johnson
Neal No. 2
Veroel
City Council Considers Restoring Parking Meters
Mayor C J Henderson warns meters may return to curb street parking as business owners and employees clog spaces. He cites lost customers and declined trade with tourists, urging off street lots and cooperative action with the Chamber to avoid fines or a meter revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Henderson
Henderson
Chamber of Commerce
Lawa
Gas storage tank inspection prompts tribal oil line note
An employee of Garter ol Co. gauges the count of oil held in a crude tank with steel pipeline. Four tanks, each of 1000 barrel capacity, are situated by the tribal No. 1. Oil flows from well through a heater that raises the temperature before refining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garter Ol Co
Record Breaking 316 Foot Ski Jump At Carnival
Austen Samuelstuen, 23 year old soldier stationed at Warren AFB Cheyenne Wyoming, set a new 316 foot American ski jump record on the same hill as last year, beating Art Devs 307 foot mark by one foot in his first lap. He later scored 316 feet and won the meet with 245 points, with Be tian Mohn and Gordon Wren taking second and third. Robert Hagen won class B and Bud Werner class C. A torchlit parade featuring Claude Banks of Vernal closed the night, with Banks wearing a powered light costume and lighting effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peet
Eevenry
Austen’ ‘Ramuelztuen
Nore
Warren Air Force Base
Cheyenne
Wyo
Lake Placid
Samuelstuen
Tian Mahn
University of Wigton
Gordon Wren
Steamboat Springs
Wren
Mohn
Merrill
Robert Hagen
Bud Werner
Jendaut
Claude Banks
Vernal
Mr. Banks
Banks
Bonanza Driver Receives 60-Day Jail Term
James Lenartz of Bonanza was sentenced to 60 days in Utah County jail for involuntary manslaughter in the death of his brother Joseph Lenartz. The judge ordered 11 months with nine months suspended on conditions including probation for 18 months and no driving under the influence after serving 60 days. The incident occurred on September 30 near Fourth District Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah County
James Lenartz
Bonanza
Joseph Lenarte
Fourth
District Court
Joseph ¥. Nelson
Lenartz
Utah
Local Labor Tightens Says Official Warns on Recruit Aids
Spencer C. Heiner, manager of the United States Employment Service, warned Wednesday that labor is tightening as defense mobilization rises. There are 175 job applications on file now, down from 450 a year ago, with unemployment dropping. Heiner stressed there is no fee for assistance, and services are free, urging employers to use the office to place workers as the labor market tightens. Clarissa McCurdy was among Salt Lake visitors over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Atesloyment Service
Spencer C. Heiner
Heiner
Cernalie
Bere
Mr. Hein
Alice Mace Dies In Fillmore
Funeral services held in Fillmore Second Ward chapel for Mrs. Alice Mace 72 mother of Grant Mace of Vernal. Born January 12 1879 in Fillmore she lived there all her life and was active in Relief Society. Survived by husband H B Mace four daughters two sons including Laverna Beulah Laura Wilson and Grant Mace burial in Fillmore with arrangements announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Endora
Lottie) Green Faylor Trobbins
John W. Robbing
Vernal
Vernal First Ward
Ernest Caldwell
Ward
Robbins
Mill Creek
Salt Lake
Robert K
Mary Lovina Merri] Green
Reuben Taylor
Taylor
John W. Robbins
LDS Church
Alice T. Wall
Mable T. Robbins
Aston Mackay
Swann Funeral Home
Alice Mace
Grant Mace
Fillmore Second Ward
Milton Melville
Mace
Fillmore
Hans and
Isabell Ashman Petersson
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Bent
H. B. Mace
Salt Lake City
Manti Temple
Laverna
Beulah Re Mra
Laura ‘Wilson
William B. Mace
Eiliniord
City Licensing Of Professions Discussed At Chamber Meeting
Tuesday chamber committee discussed licensing of professional people and adjustments in tests for licensees. The meeting covered city licensing policy and proposed amendments to the business license system amid regulatory updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commeres
Uasiney Deeratan System
Efficient Range Management Aids Water Storage in Ashley Forest
The article reports on forest service aims to protect watersheds and maintain plant cover to ensure water resources. It notes 1950 timber harvest at Ashley National Forest exceeding eight million board feet, much of which was milled locally and sold nearby, with rest marketed elsewhere. It also mentions a car incident near Pats Jay’s Canyon involving Mr and Mrs George S Johnston and others, damage to headlights, and a return home after brief local travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S. Johnston
Fey
Pats Jey's Canyon
Gill
Salt Lake
Ashley
Wilam D. Haret
Hurst
Forest Service
Ashley National Forest
J Jones Buys Quality Shop to Remodel and Restock
Lerence Beck, son of Mrs Rosella Beck of McKinnon, fell from an 18 foot scaffold while working on a chapel and is hospitalized in Rock Springs possibly needing Salt Lake specialist. Jeni nee, formerly manager of the local Penney store, has taken over the Quality Shop and plans a remodeling closing out children and infant lines, refocusing on women's ready to wear and millinery, with new stock arriving and a formal reopening to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosella Beck
Lerence
McKinnon
Pye
Innon
Rock Springs
Salt Lake
RY Rr
Jeni
D. Jones
Jones
Focal v
Meigen
Woolgrowers Plan Annual Confab and Banquet
Ashley Woolgrowers Association schedules its annual meeting at Hotel Vernal on Saturday with talks by Don Clyde and James Hooper on state aid and legislation. A banquet and dance follow, featuring Don Clyde and a musical program, as members and partners gather to discuss new laws, finances, wildlife, taxation, and officer elections for 1951 52.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashley Woolgrowers Association
Vernal
Bali Biddeway
Don Clyde
Secre
James A. Hooper
Matton
Clair Acord
Casey Jones
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Lottie Robbins
Ernesto‘Neeks
Freeno
California
Reno
Nevada
American Legion
Red Wash
Salp Lake
Glen
Nak
Clarissa McCurdy
Frontier Airlines
Nsennen
Armen
Zilgo
Peterson
Fillmo
Brandent
Ory
Johnston Party
Leslie Anderson
J-D.jones
Tary
Casey Jone
Owen D. Mortis
Feder
Wildlife Bureau
Mr. Siddewa
Garth Atwood
George C. Davis
W. A Banks
Loran Hatch
Harold E. Davis
William Hurst
Forest
A.” Lambe Fuer
Owen W. Morel
Federal Wild,Life Bureau
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