District Court Held in Monnay With Judge Abel Turner Presiding
The district court convened with Judge Abel Turner presiding as Alder court reporter and William and Dy district attorney. The Bowman case was dismissed for lack of evidence while Tyler Bowman pleaded not guilty. A minor child support order and custody cases were resolved, two divorces granted, and foreclosures and estate matters carried over to the March term.
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Monnay
Abel Turner
M Alder
Wiliam & Dy
Bowman
Avid
Tyler Bowman
Tema
Ater A
Merkley
Fudge
Howard Monteseredt
Ana Clee
Cale Fletcher
Abe Ana
Uintah S
Zufelt
Lloyd Ray Zufelt
Edith & Bell Va
James Delt
Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation
May Colling
Sarah E Driftiard
James M Shaffer
Sinn M Alfred
Strict court to convene March 10 in the afternoon
A district court announces a strict session will convene on March 10 in the afternoon. Judges and staff prepare to hear daytime docket items, with proceedings expected to focus on civil and administrative matters. Local officials remind attorneys to file notices by deadlines and bring required documents.
Additional Adult Education to be Asked
A Utah meeting in Uintah State Bank directors room discussed extending vocational education under the national defense program. Superintendent L G Noble presided with speakers Rulon Madison and Dr Ervin Neal outlining the need for more federal and state funds to boost education for youth and adults. About 25 attendees, including local officials, approved sending a written request to Senator Lynne Ashton and Representative BH Stringham.
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Utah
Uintah State Bank
L G Noble
Rulon
Madison State
National Defense Program
Ervin & Neal
H Grant West
Board of Education
Marvin Smith
Lynne Ashton
BH Stringham
City Council Board of Education Welfare Department
Lions
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Second Ward M Men High Scores In Recreational League
National Guard led by guard with 40 points to 47 over CCC. Top scorers include Ly Hud York and Walker for Second Ward while Thurman and Johnson show strong totals. CCC and Town teams split standings with weather permitting. Ladies softball and a floodlit men’s league are planned at Fair Grounds under Manford Rasmussen.
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Dee Gaia
CCC
Nioe
Hationat Guage
Ae Nec
Ly Hud
York
National
Manford Rasmussen
Boxing Bouts Thrill Fans At UHB Gym Saturday
A lively boxing card at the UHB gym Saturday night featured fast work and clever boxing. Referees Sammy Hatch Cuff Caldwell and Howard officiated as most bouts were three rounds and several matchups ended in draws or decisions, including Southam vs McNutt and Bodily vs Caldwell.
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Ag Chb
UHB Gym
Fang
FFA
UHS
Sammy Hatch Cuff Caldwell
Howard Hhis
Nyles Southam
Naples
Robert McNutt
Ohlo
Hans Giles
Duane Call
Vernal
Boyd Colton Masser
Art Bert Jolley Maeser
Ted Willams
Gene Hoover
Art Pitt Verna
Earl Woolley
Joe Urle Vernal
Thomas Webber Otto
Maeser
Young Bodily
Caldwell
Carl Sweatfield
Ashley
Howard Allen
Keith Powell
David Burgess
Jenen
Jay Bowden
Norman Halil
Harold Qdekirk Verat
Palmer Collier Vertral
Glen Oren
Ohio
Roland Merkley
Dry Fort
Blake Peterson
Jensen
Walter Bowden
Mieser
Jack Boren
Davis Koerd
Fred Riggs
Chic
Sowards shines for U of Utah basketball squad
Kenneth Sowards, son of Harmony and from Gintah High, has a busy year with the University of Utah. He started on the freshman team, joined the school squad, traveled with the team to California for games against St Marys and California, then faced Oregon and Oregon State in the Northwest. The Big Seven league also saw his participation as Utah prepared for a game against Colorado in Salt Lake City.
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Kenneth Sowards
Harmony Sowards
Gintah
University of Utah
University
California
St Marys
University of California
Oregon
University of Oregon
Oregon State
Kenneth
University of Colorado
Utah
East Lake City
Utah Governor holds off on $800000 motor funds bill
Governor Maw planned to defer passage after a conference with Utah Municipal league leaders and Governor Herbert B. Minace on the $800000 motor vehicle registration funds. He ordered the state road commission to collect city and county reports on road spending and tax cuts, and warned that no funds would go to counties or cities failing to submit information. He urged continued talks with city and county reps, aiming to keep all funds for roads and streets without federal loss.
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Utah Municipal League
Herbert B Min
Maw
John B Matheson
Salt Lake City
Department of Publicity and Industrial Development
W D
Hammond State Road Commission
Utah
Better Farm Balance Advised in Utah
The speaker argues that America can grow wealth to 150 billion dollars next year to end malnutrition and lift living standards for the 70 percent left behind, warning democracy must improve for survival against Fascism and Communism. He notes many have returned to work from vacation exhaustion.
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Utah
America
Lindeman
First Ward Plans Reunion Friday Night
The report outlines a Uintah Stake reunion in Vernal Utah detailing committees and leaders including Bishop Pontha Calder, Warren Richardson Fuller, and Laura Perry. It recalls ward history from 1898 with bishops Freestone and Davis, notes three chapels built by ward members, and mentions a 1933 fire followed by a 1934 dedication of a new chapel by President Heber J Grant.
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Bishop Pontha Calder
Warren Richardson
Laurence G Fox
Ralph Siddoway
Laura Perry Lynn Murdock
Lela Colton
Clive Davis
Norwood Hardy Clifford Westenshaw
Chellis Caldwell
Muriel S Wellis
Vella
B Smith
Dagmar Aycock
Warren Richardson Fuller
BR Remington
Nellie H Calder
Rowena Lambert
Shaffer
Wallis Helen Duke
Mable Stagg
Edith
Shimmin
Erma Calder
Driver & Smith
Richard
Officere
Janes H Wallis Wen
Walls
Haller Witbeck
Pontha Calder
Nofi
Richard Pall
Hebertz Grant
Davis visitors come to see local Simpers brothers
Mr and Mrs John Simpers of Murray arrived in Davis on Friday February 21st to visit brothers Alfred and Walter Simper. The Davis PTA plans an entertainment for Naples FTA in March. Home night program in sacrament meeting February 23rd included Verna Simpers, Dana Collier, Katharine Jackson, Glenn Jackson, W. Gomm, Flossy Southam, Lester Elaworth, Marian Moon, and Kenneth Gillmat. Kenneth has enlisted in the National Guard and will leave March 3rd.
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John Simpers
Murray
Davis
Simptra
Alfred
Walter
PTA
Naples
Verna Simpers
Dana Collier
Katherine Jackson
Marc Jackson
Glenn Jackson
W . Gomm
Flossy Southam
Lester Elaworth
Marian Mooneland
Kenneth Gillmat
Provabeat
Asphalt Road To Lapoint Is Proposed
Henderson announces Lions Zone meeting at Verna on March 39 noting a full hospital since county board takeover and appeals for interior improvements. Also reports a Highway 46 meeting at Vernal Friday at 7 and a Roosevert regional meeting Sunday at 10. New members inducted. visitors from Fort Douglas attended COC camp events led by officers.
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Henderson
Lions Zone
Verna
Mr Henderson
Vernal
Roosevert
C R Henderson
Wallis
A C Boyle
J D Jones
FF Beeley
Milton Judd
Vernal Defeats Roosevelt Bowlers In Local Meet
Sunday three Well teams visited Vernal and Vernal teams led in all three events. Maeser IGA beat Vernal 2106 to 1977, Vernal ladies totaled 4410 to 1369, Vernal team 248 to 2013. Players named include Marion Richardson, Delores McCurdy, Edna Colton, Margaret Robinson. Local tournament saw Alvin Kay beat Art Taton 49 to 502, Earl Woolley over Ana Johnson 14 to 484, Marion Richardson first with 435, Delores McCurdy second with 368.
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Maeser Iga
Marion Richardson
Delores McCurdy
Edna Colton
Margaret Robinson
Maeser Harvey Knight
Earl Woolley
Rep Oaks
Chuck Taylor
Sid Asa Johnson
Alvin Kay Jim
Abplanalp
Claytiuni
Woolley
Dick Tiffany
Herman Robinson
Alvin Kay
Art Taton
Ana Johnson
Delores McCurd@y
Public Measures Filed by Utah Officials in Vernal Duchesne
Senator Lynne Ashton from Vernal last week backed SB 91 banning trespass on state lands to extract or remove natural resources. Representative BH Stringham of Vernal introduced HB 189 to create a Utah publicity commission with a $100000 annual appropriation. Representative Abe Liddell of Duchesne co authored HB 154 establishing a state dairy products advertising council financed via a dairy producers association.
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Lynne Ashton
Vernal l
B H Stringham
Vernal
Utah
Business Houses to Close Early March Round Robin Final Game
Vernal business houses will close at 7 30 Saturday March for the final game of the Round Robin. Usually the stores remain open until 8.
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Vernal
Unti
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