Vernal Society Engagement and Local Notices
Engagement announced for Thora Washby to Philip R Hall with wedding planned at Salt Lake temple on March 5 in Vernal. Also notes on the Vernal Daughters of Utah Pioneers meeting, Bolander-Woolley wedding, and the Junior Current Topics club gathering with topics from The Marks of an Educated Man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washby
Thora
Philip R Hall
Mark M Hall
Salt Lake Temple
Dintah High
Hell
Canada
Maeser
Business and Professional Womens club luncheon report
The monthly luncheon at a member’s home covered plans for Business Women Week and a state sister meeting. The annual Scholarship contest was discussed with only five senior girls submitting entries, and the decision was made not to offer the scholarship without more entrants. Members listed include Louise Jorgensen, Meea Walker, Bessie Noel, Lois McCoy, Lola Christensen, Lucy Rackham, Annie Johnston, Lat White, Gwendolyn Hansen, Pearl Shaffer, and Catherine Seeley. The next meeting is March 4 in the Uintah State Bank building. The Washington's Birthday Ball at Imperial Hall on February 22, hosted by the American Legion and Auxiliary, featured clever tap dances by Enid Lambert and Gwynene Eaton, with music by Nevas Pune. Mrs Glen H Miller chaired arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K.P. OW
Lencheen
Business and Professional Womens Club
Annie Johnston
Helen H Schaefermeyer
Catherine Seeley
Sisttar
Louise Jorgensen
Meea Walker
Bessie Noel
Lois McCoy
Lola Christensen
Lucy Rackham
Lat White
Gwendolyn Hansen
Pearl Shaffer
Uintah State Bank
George Washington
American Legion and Auxiliary
Imperial Hall
Enid Lambert
Gwyene Eaton
Nevas Pune
Glen H Miler
Mrs Henry Schaefermeier's Salt Lake Trip Dental News
Mrs Henry Schaefermeier returned from a trip to Salt Lake City where she underwent extensive dental work. Eight teeth were extracted and part of the jawbone was removed during treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry .Schaefermeier
Salt Lake
Schaefermeyer
Large Crowd Watches UHS Gym Boxing Bouts
A packed crowd attended Saturday night boxing at the UHS gym where all five Future Farmers bouts ended in draws. Sammy Hatch stopped Eddie Taylor in the third round, while Gammy defeated George Stennett at Victory Park and Floyd Walker knocked out Pres ton Searle in the first. Roy Cherokee Massey suffered a broken rib in his third round loss to Geo Stennett, who claimed the bout victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UHS
Jack Powell
Floyd Hunting
Grant
Southam
Bill Thomas
Myron Hacking
Howant McCarrell
Ralph
Hall
Triy Jensert
Charys Beck
Neil Caldwel
Sammy Hatch
Eddie Taylor
Gammy
George Stennett
Victory Park
Floyd Walker
Preston Searle
Walker
Hoy Massey
Roy
Massey
Geo Stennett
Dell Carroll Breaks Leg In Motorcycle Accident
Dell Carroll an employee of Utah Power and Light Co was riding home in Glines ward when his motorcycle struck a rock and pitched him off injuring his left leg. He avoided serious harm by riding slowly on a rough road. Neighbors aided him and John W Weaver and others helped get him medical care. Carroll is recovering at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
del Carroll
Utah Power and Light Co
Glnes Ward
John W. Weaver
Martin Cureus
Curtin
Curtis
Carroll
Glines Ward
District Scout Meeting in Vernal Chooses July Trout Creek Camp
Uintah district of the Boy Scouts met at Vernal First Ward chapel for a well attended gathering. The main issue discussed was selecting the annual Scout camp location and dates for July at Trout Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah
Boy Scouts of America
Vernal First Ward
Trout Creek
Salt Lake City Visit For High School Matters
Principe and the Noble of the Utah high school spent Saturday in Salt Lake City attending to school matters and meeting local officials.
Rosses Transacting Business in Vernal on Wednesday
Lorin Ross and his father Stephen M Ross of Tridell were conducting business in Vernal on Wednesday, with Mrs 8 M Ross also in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorin Ross
Stephen M. Ross
Tridell
Vernal
Eskelson Rushed to Father’s Bedside in Utah
Dr. F G Eskelson departed Thursday at noon to be with his father Oscar Eskelson aged 76 in Kamas Utah. Doctors feared for his life as the family awaited a possible passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Eskelson
Oscar Eskelson
Kamas
Utah
Mr. Eskelson
Improvement in Utah Wool Quality Foreseen in 1935
Utah Wool Marketing officials predict a better quality clip in 1935, though likely smaller in volume. Hooper notes ranges are improving despite some ewes fed corn and other concentrates. Water scarcity on western deserts threatens herds, while FERA drought funds help drill wells but more financing is needed to revive dry water holes. Burial notices and funeral services reflect a separate community event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hooper
Utah
Wfool Marketing Association
Vest
Association
Fera Drouth reHef
Tribune
U S Announces Fees For 1935 Forest Grazing
Secretary of Agriculture Henry Wallace set grazing permit fees for national forest lands in 1935. In 12 western states including Utah cattle fees average 8 cents per head per month, up 7 percent from 1934, while sheep fees average 27 cents per head per month, up 14 percent. Fees hinge on long term livestock market prices and adjust with price trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecretary of Agriculture
Henry Wallace
National Foresta
Utah
Arizona
California
Colorado
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
Wyoming
Mrs Verda Haws Improves After Mastoid Infection Operation
Mrs Verda Haws teacher at Dragon school underwent mastoid infection surgery in Provo last week and was reported Tuesday evening to be slightly improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verda Haws
The
Dragon School
Provo
Vacationers Return From Southern Utah Boulder Dam Trip
Mr and Mrs Ray Duke, Mr and Mrs Hugh W Colton, and Mr and Mrs William B Wallis came home on Monday after a weeklong vacation visiting Southern Utah Boulder Dam and California attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Duke
Hugh W Colton
William B Wallis
Utah
Boulder Dam
California
Anderson and Newell Return from Utah Power Business
J C Anderson and Clark Newell returned Wednesday from Salt Lake City and Provo where they conducted business connected with the Utah Power and Light Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J C Anderson
Clark Newell
Salt Lake City
Provo
Utah Power End Light Company
Geology course praise from Uintah High School class student
Dr A C Bosle expresses high satisfaction with the geology extension division at University of Utah after observing Uintah High School students. The large class receives favorable remarks on the quality of work and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A C Bosle
Uintah High School
University of Utah
Move Seeks to Change Course of Green River
Emery county leaders push a CCO camp at Castle Dale to alter the Green River course and fund related projects. Regina ERA chairman Louis P. Ovason and officials urge action. Green River county commission backs the plan after negotiations with ward department. The goal is to protect farming and city lands near Green River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Dale
CCO
Emery County
Regina
FERA
Louis P. Ovason
County Commission
Ovason
P H Riley
Green River
Ward Department
Open air funeral for Vern Richens Jr six-year?not
Open air funeral services were held Tuesday at one o clock pm on the lawn at the home of Mr and Mrs Vern Richens for Vern Jr their 9 year old son who died on Monday from complications arising from scarlet fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern Richens
Vern Jr
Maeser Ward Approves Two Mile Sidewalk Project
City approves a two mile sidewalk project in Maeser ward costing 492062 dollars. The plan extends one mile west and one mile north from the Maeser store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maeser Ward
Maeser
Appeal for Additional Well Projects on Uintah Public Domain
Harry Watt, supervisor and engineer for Utah Grazing districts under the Taylor public domain act, Salt Lake City stated here this week that grazing conditions had not improved since October. Of the $200000 appropriated, $65000 was given to Eastern Utah and $120000 to Western Utah. A number of reservoir storage projects have been approved for this section, and it is hoped work will start on them within the next two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Watt
Utah
Salt Lake City
Fastern
$2000 To Be Raised for Vernal Legion Building
By April 5 the Witbeck Fest No 11 American Legion seeks a $2000 building fund for the new home in Vernal. The project is expected to cost at least $2100 and over $400 has already been raised. Legion and auxiliary workers anticipate topping the goal by April 5 with prizes on display at Uintah Gas company windows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Legion
Uintah Gas Company
Vest Utah High Student Dies After Gun Incident
Glen H Rooks a Uintah high school student died after a self inflicted gunshot wound while pressed against a 12 gauge barrel. Sheriff J Emery Johnson and District Attorney Dallas H Young led the investigation with Coroner Charles DeMois. A farewell note was found and later identified as Rooks. Funeral services were held in Verna with L O Noble to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Emery Johnson
Dallas H Young
Charles DeMois
L O Noble
Uintah High School
de Molsy
Rooks
Glen H Rooks
Davis Ward
Archie B
Bell Leigh Rooks
Vernal
Mamie Slaugh
Tessie Baese
Hoss Russell
Mary, Ferrell
Duane Reéoks
Atwood family mourns Curt as Vernal rites mark life
Long obituary details Curt Atwood of Vernal who died after illness. Survived by wife Leona Slaugh and children Glen, Arva Glenn, with siblings and many relatives attending services in Maeser and Vernal. The narrative recalls moves from Green River area to Manila and Vernal, hunting memories, and community tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Slaugh
Glen Garth
Weed
Arva Glenn
Blaugh
Green River
Paradise
Manila
Versnal
Maeser
Davis Chapel
B W Johnson
Linnie Bimper
Chas Goodrich
Burst
Preyer
Edward Watkins Br
van Massey
Atwood
Atwoods
Frank Slaugh
Tennyson
Curt
Ernest Eaton
Walter Simper
Vernal
la Vell Manwaring
Clave
Curtis Atwood Funeral Rites Held in Davie
Curtis Atwood, born January 17, 1901 in Davis ward, died recently. He and his wife and daughter traveled to Lava Hot Springs Idaho in January seeking recovery. He was the son of J P and Annie Bruin Atwood and spent his early school years in Baggs Wyoming and Can-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lava Hot Springs
Idaho
Curtis Atwood
Davis Ward
J P
Annie Bruin Atwood
Baggs
Wyoming
Can
Livestock Values Rise in Utah Despite Fewer Animals
Utah livestock values increased about 2.5 million dollars in 1934 despite a drop in total head. On January 1 1935 the state valued at 22.04 million dollars up from 20.44 million. Cattle fell from 474000 to 403000 sheep 2242000 to 2168000 swine 68000 to 1000 horses steady at 81000 milch cows 117000 to 204003.
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Vernal Society
Ternal
Daughters of the Utah Pioneers
W . Hendersson
Airs Henderson
Ira Mary B Henry
Zelda Bingham
George Johnston
Irvin Eaton
Jewel Stackay
Blackfoot
Cc. F
T. Edward Aycock
Jyhe
Fach
Wiggins
Raymond Searle Re
Lorna
Merle Cook
Walter Goldsmith
C R Henderson
Ardath Siddoway Vira Ernest Johnson
Clinton Frekson
Lawrence S'ddows
Aird G@ Merbley
Charles Lewis
J. Ferron Hacking
E Leland Bennion
Harold Calder
Doral Eaton
Airs Searle
Aycock
Dell Carroll
Berond Ware
E J Longhurst
Fred G. Dingham
F J Longhurst
George Davis
John Walker
J W Bastian
George FP. Walker
Buain
Abner Richens
U. S
Open Air Services
HUCLD
FOR &Econd
Scarlet Fevver
Tuesda FY
Vintah
Mr Baese
Glen
Mr. Baese
Federal Reclamation Bureau
Deer Creek
Efme
Senate
Blood
House
Benator
Ehed M Royle
Reva Beck Bowne
Capitol
Tower Hotsas
Atéres
Committee of 49
Metropolitan Water District
Fevator
H B Calder
Daniel F. Mitchell
Rosevelt
George A Slaugh
Davie
Uintah Gas Co
Vernal, Utah
FREIE
Sete
Radio Sound & Service
Tintah High School
Rca-Victor
Calder Auto Sales
Vernal's
FORD
Ai Ko Saat
Ree
Eask
Lesa
Sablon
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