Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Vernal Express in Vernal, Utah

Page 1

We have 5,107,769 pages in Utah

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 20 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1953

Page

1

Ashley National to Include New Area on South Slope

Ashley National to extend its boundaries by adding Rock Creek and Duchesne ranger districts to the Ashley area while relinquishing the Fort Bridger district. The three way boundary shift among Uinta Wasatch and Ashley National Forests takes effect April 1, with no new personnel needed. A forest pattern HQ will be set at Tooele to oversee divisions of the Wasatch and Uinta.

Ashley Forest Fort Uridger Rock Creek Duchesne Ashley C. J. Olen Uinta Wasatch Ashley National Forests C. Korlcl Sainte + DO Tinjor Tooele Utah Vernon Grantsville Waentch National Forest Aspen Grove Timanogos Mountain Uinta Nation Jal Forest

Uintah High Names Top Ten Seniors in Four-Year Honors

Uintah High announces the ten top seniors for their four years in scholarship and activities. Valda Pope and Gary Laws receive the Senior Honor Wristwatches for highest scholastic standing. The selection was by a committee of six students and four teachers, with members listed among the article.

Lanes Ducley Uintah Thigh School Valda Pope Mark, Pope Gary Hawa Avnet Haws Kenneth ‘Hatch Lola Hatch Betty Glenn Johnson Mable Johnson Dale Ross Harold Ross Mary Ann King Dareel King Loreen Johnson Mra Ernest Johnson Floyd Tullis Lamond Tullis Philip Jenkins Max F. Jenkins Lakealdo California Sloewell and_ Mix Wallace Caldwell Hexarshin Awa Vent Ex Gardiner Ore Jewelry

Funeral Services Conducted for Mrs H B Calder

Funeral services were held Monday in the First Ward Chapel for Agnes Ellen Hamilton Calder 78 who died Thursday at 4 30 p.m at her Vernal home from a heart ailment The rites were conducted by Bishop Wallis with prayers and songs led by a double mixed quartet and a ladies trio The service included invocation by Pres Henry D Taylor of Provo and was followed by "Home Sweet Home" sung by the trio

First Ward Agnes Ellen Hamilton Calder Vernal Ms Wallis Vane Louise Caldwell Mae Jorgensen Ruth Chellustal Davia Harold M. Lundell Mable Stagg Pres Henry D. Taylor Provo Arts Caldwell Ors

Price Myton road and Vernal water project funding

Vernal City will test the Mc Conkle oil wells near Maeser tonight to assess its potential as a supplemental water supply with help from Continental and Carter Oil. If usable, it benefits Ashley Valley. advisors include C. J. Nell and C. R. Henderson. A separate Price road plan promises 200000 dollars in Class B funds for five bridges this summer, with other work delayed.

Vernal City Continental Oil Company Mc Conkle Maeser Carter Oil Ashley Valley C. J. Nell C. R. Henderson Wastmade Ite Continental Company Price Utah U.S. 40 Myton Price Chamber of Commerce E. G. Johnson Utah State Road Commission Jarley Corllessen Crimians Jack Houston Price Chamber Johnson Carbon County Road Commission Vern Davis

Cooperative study planned for Uintah High School

A cooperative study will evaluate Uintah High School to determine if it meets student needs. Based on the Cooperative Study of Secondary School Standards, the project will use evaluative criteria from national associations and involve 70 to 100 participants including PTA, civic groups, and faculty. A steering committee led by Max Abbott and others will organize visits, with committees drawn from communities across Uintah.

Unieh High School Survat Cor Operative United States Eee PTA Mem Civic Club Uintah Ghchool Footera Fais Ieconsulius Hudy Max Abbott Maxine Hatch Gent N Winky High School PTA Me Moirs Frank Wright Jura Stewart Vinton High Unita High School

Youth Jailed Following Auto Accident Near Roosevelt

Two youths injured in an automobile crash five miles west of Roosevelt on Tuesday are listed in critical condition. George Conneteh, 16, Myton, suffers brain concussion, skull fracture, and severed ear. Ella Quipp, 16, Whiterocks, has a deep scalp laceration after being pinned beneath the overturning car. Also injured were Jockey Redfoot, 17, Myron, driver, taken to detention home in Provo to await outcomes. Richard Sheech, 13, Bandlett, remains hospitalized. Continued on page 5.

Roosevelt George Conneteh Myton Ella Quipp Whiterocks Redfoot Myron Provo Conneth Miss Quinn Richard Sheech Bandlett

Emergency Water Meeting at Denver Aids Early Congress Action

An emergency gathering of the Upper Colorado River Basin Commission in Denver mobilizes northern basin states to push Congress for approval of the Upper River Storage Project. Delegates from Vernal depart early to attend the opening session as Colorado water groups face delays.

Denver Congress Upper Colorado River Basin Commission Upper Colorado Dale Jensen United County Colorado Iver Vernal Hugh W. Colton Glenn Cooper Jack Turner Athe Verna Washington Colorado Water Conservation Board Colorado Board

Bloodmobile to be in Vernal Tuesday for 250 pints

Vernal residents are urged to donate at the Red Cross Bloodmobile at the Stuka Center Tuesday from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. The drive aims for 250 pints to aid armed forces and rationing. Donors must be 19 to 59, weigh 110 pounds or more, with extra rules for younger adults and military status.

Uintah County Stuka Center Vernal Business Professional Women’s Club Ethel Evelyn Slaugh Floode Robinson Texst Ttsg

Explosion Triggers Fire at Help Yourself Laundry

An explosion believed caused by leaking gas rocked the Help Yourself Laundry building at 9th West and Main, blowing out windows and setting automatic washers aflame. Police reported the fire at 5 p.m, with a second blaze at 05 South Vernal Avenue reported to firemen at 7 p.m. The furnace overheated, and no damage was reported.

Broome Help Yourself 9Th West Main Jack Boren South Vernal Avenue Patice

Community Stake to Present National String Quartet in Vernal

The United Stake's Mutual Improvement Association will present a nationally known string quartet at the Stake Tabernacle Saturday at 8 p.m. The ensemble includes Dr. N W Christensen of Utah State Agricultural College as violin or viola, with Tila Wite assisting piano, George Palitz on cello, Miacha Poznenek on violin, Dorothy McMurdie as violin, and Maughn McMurdie as pianist and opera coach.

United Stake Mutual Improvement Association Stake Tabernacle N. W. Christensen Utah State, Agricultural College Christensen Berlin New York City Columbia University Jatonsen Tila Wite Maughn McMudrie USAC Wil

Visiting at the Spendlove home guests from afar

Mrs. Edwin W. Johnson, mother of Mrs. Spendlove, visits about two weeks at the Spendlove home. A. P. Voorhies and George P. Roth enjoy a multi‑state vacation itinerary through Las Vegas, the Pacific Coast, and Missouri. Dryer E. Smith travels on a Idaho vacation route. Plans include summer stock performances in Los Angeles, Old Mexico, and New Mexico, with departure on February 1.

Ray E. Spendlove Mrs. Spendlove Mrz Edwin W. Johnson A. P. Voorhies George P. Roth Rlanes Las Vegas Pacific Coast Missouri Dryer E. Smith Ste Idaho Los Angeles Old Mexico New Mexico

Seven Awards for Vernal Express in Utah contest

The Vernal Express won seven awards at Utah State Press Convention contests held over a weekend. In class A papers, it earned the Service and Performance award for outstanding public service and scheduling of regional and national ads, plus the overall Advertising award in its class. The honors came with a brass plaque presented by Robert B Ward & Co. Other placings included second in best news program, second in best editorial, third in typography, and second in the Harrison R Merrill breast fee awards. Police Springville Herald and Morgan County News led overall.

Vernal Express Express Robert B. Ward and Co Utah State Press Association Robert B. Ward & Co PAL the Express Uteh Beat Front Fae Tarrison R. Merrill Breat Fe Police Springville Herald The Morgan County News

Funeral services for Margaret Wiswell and son Thomas

Double funeral held at Vernal First Ward Chapel for Margaret F Wiswell 20 and her four year old son Thomas Allen Wiswell conducted by bishopric with Rondo Sullivan in charge. Wiswell died at Uintah County hospital last Thursday evening. Born May 12 1923 in Johnstown Pennsylvania she served in the Waves and married Howard E Wiswell Jr May 6 1944 at Alameda California. They moved to Vernal in 1952 where he works for Darold Wiswell. Survivors include husband three daughters Martha Jane Margaret Esther Patella Anne all of Vernal and her father Baltimore.

Margaret F. Wiswell Thomas Allen Wiswell Vernal First Ward Rondo Sullivan Wiswell Uintah County Hospital

Three Drivers Cited in Two Accidents

Three motorists faced citations after two separate accidents along U S Highway 40 near the Colorado border. Don Lanye was cited for reckless driving after losing control of a 151seden. Clara Ruth Lane and Arllyn Roberts received penalties for signaling failures and passing without an audible signal respectively.

Roosevelt Isan Don Lanye Cleeg Guard Rallo Colorado Sammy’ Hatch Utah Sghway Clara Ruth Lane Vernal Larman Arllyn Roberts

Ward resigns as C of C official in Vernal

B Frank Ward submits his resignation as secretary and manager of the Vernal Chamber of Commerce. He states it has been a pleasure to serve and expresses hope the Vernal Chamber will continue its successful record. Ward also resigns as secretary of the Colorado Development Committee of Two Counties and as a member of the board of directors of the Western Institute of U S Chambers.

B. Frank Vernal Chamber of Commerce Colorado Develo Direcors The Western Institute of U. S. Chambers

Vernal C of C Sets Fourth Annual Meeting March 30

The Vernal Chamber of Commerce calls its fourth annual meeting for March 30 at the Hotel Vernal to hear the annual report and elect new officers. A nominating committee chaired by Dr. Seager will pick ten names for five directors to serve three years. Outgoing officers whose terms end June 30 include President Glenn Cooper and others.

Vernal Chamber of Commerce Hotel Vernal Nen Glenn Cooper KR. Seager Whitney Dd Homelands Russell Holley BU Slaugh Curtis Dudley Presdent Cooper Dewey Ross Franela Feltch Sen Ray Cuns Dick Alvin Bowden Jack Turner L. ¥. Sladowny

Amateur Rodeo Dates Set For Vernal Club Event

The 1953 Amateur Rodeo dates were announced for July 17 and 18 at the Vernal Kickapoo Club annual banquet held at the Gateway Date. New officers include Max Raasmusen as president Walter Bowden vice president Wayne Wilkins secretary treasurer and Jim Pinson as buster. Outgoing officers Joy Searles Leland McNeill Earl Calder Aaron Viking also served as buster.

Vernal Kipping Club Poner Max Raasmussen Walter Bowden Wayne Wilkins Jim Pinson Buster Joy Searles Leland McNeill Earl Calder Aare Viking

Second Wildcat Spudded East Of Jensen Bridge

The Signal Uintah Basin Oil Co spudded its second wildcat near Jensen. The Government No. L well aimed from the north line 210 feet and the west line 602 feet in Township 6 South Range 23 East. It failed to find oil in Weber sandstone, likely outside the trap zone. Drilled with a cable tool outfit.

Signal-Uintah Basin Oil Co Jensen Township 6 Hange 23 Weber la Cable Tool

Union Defeats Utes 55 to 46 in region play

Uintah meets Carbon Friday as Union dominates the Utes 55 46 in a pivotal Region 5 basketball contest. Elmo Hickey of Vernal pled guilty to petty larceny in city court and was fined 50 or twenty five days in jail.

UNION UTES Uintah Carbon Elmo Hickey Vernal Waas Unilon Ulniah Altamont Cai Prt

County Debates Funding School and County Building Project

County officials tell chamber of commerce meeting that funding both a new school and county building hinges on tax decisions. They note current bonding capacity is uncertain without state approval and clarify county valuation totals around 12.2 million with real value about 30 to 35 million. Continued discussion promised on forthcoming pages.

Maesor Maesar Spendrove Sana Wrige Supreme Court Pew

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ashley National May Ruple Vernal Neer Frontierlines Billy Untermann Salt Lake Aia Ruple Mt Aeu T ‘Wata Aariant Airlines Salt Lake City Uintah High Ward Wallace Johnson H. B. Calder Calder Myton Road Uintah High School Stake Mia B. Frank Ward C. of C Jensen Bridge Mrs. Fistotss TR. Sargent Saunteter M N Marshall Chamber of Commerce Orie Iota Ienured Lundell Iundell Senet 1 Bounty Fund Inr Spection Tse T. B. Bangs Disease Control
Search Courier

Search the Vernal Express Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Vernal Express?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication