London the Magic City of History and Bloodshed
The letter extols London as a grand historic city drawing people, art, and culture from all over, noting massive population figures, famed sites like the Tower and Westminster, and the tombs and executions tied to England’s royal and religious past. It recalls risky tales from Bloody Mary’s persecutions and landmark monuments, hinting at more to come on page five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater
London
Rome
Wwilham the Conqueror
Shakespiere
Warnick Lanes
Dungyeongs
Walter Ra- Tigh
Jereway
Essex Ann Boleyn
Catherine Howard
Jane Grey
Lord Frazer of
Levat
Duke of Monmouth
Aso
Edward V
Duke of York
Michard II
Westmaster Abbey
Worth
Pauls Cathedral
Bartholomew's Church
Bullt
Mary
William Wallace
America
England
Crermany
Australia
Ohio Oil to Drill Gas Well on Craig Structure Three Miles Southwest
The Ohio Oil Company begins preliminary work to drill a sands and gas well on the Craig structure three miles southwest of Craig Colorado. The company has a natural gas franchise for the city and will use Vaughan Drilling Company to drill the test to 7500 feet, aiming to test both gas and oil potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig
Colorado
Jan
Ohwy Oil Company
Craig Structure
Ohio
Vaughan Drilling Company
Tulsa
Oklo
Bogenschute Ranch
Utah State Agricultural College Radio Schedule January Talks
Utah State Agricultural College broadcasts on radio station RSL every Tuesday and Thursday from 145 to 2p as part of the Western Farm and Home hour. January line up includes Fiona Miller on homemaker health, Walter Weldon on school and community selections from the opera Figoletto, Almeda Brown on child nutrition, George Q. Bateman on dairy factors, L M Windsor on small farm reservoirs, and F Af Coe on pruning orchards. Talks are free upon request at the Information Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Utah State Agricultural College
RSL
Western Farm
San Francisco
United States Department of Agriculture
State College
Salt Lake
Fiona Miller
Walter Weld Onera
Almeda
Brown
Peter
George Q Bateman
L M Winsor
Af Coe
Copley
Real Santa Claus Delivers Furl Gifts to Valley Churches
Benevolent donations labeled Rafa by Santa arrive in December from Uintah Gas Co. for Vernal wards, Congregational Community House, Stake Tabernacle, Stake House, Davis and Naples. Gratitude extended to Paul Stock Ray Phobus and J B R Douglass for generosity in a time of need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tultide
Santa
Congregational Community House
Stake Tabernacleo
Stake House
Davis and
Naples
Uintah Gas Company
Paul Stock
Ray Phobus
J BR. Douglass
Weather Halts U8 ¢6 Project. Returns Planned February
Work on the U8 ¢6 project is paused due to weather. Many employers and families have moved to their homes and will return when work resumes in February.
Christmas Dinner Connects Four Generations in Vernal
A Rangely pioneer family reunion centered on Mr and Mrs J If Coltherp of Vernal hosting four generations in Meeker Colorado and Rangely families. Attendees included son W H H Coltharp Vernal daughter Mrs W F Gross and Mr Gross three grandchildren and spouses. The narrative recalls Coltharps 1831 trek from Tennessee to Rawlins Wyoming and later moves to Baggs and Rangely with early routes and military presence nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birs
J If Coltherp
Vernal
Rangely
W HH Coltharp
W. F Gross
Gross
R Nichols
Beverley
Kuhlman
Rex
Colorado
Howard Joy
Joann
Meeker
Coltharp
Tenn
Utah
Tennessee
Texas
Rawlins
Wyoming
Baggs
Meekir
Green River City
Ashley For
Thornburg
Whiterocks
Trvo
Jensen Pioneer Annie Jensen Buried After Illness
Mrs Annie Marie Jensen, oldest Jensen pioneer since 1879, died at 87 after a brief illness. Born in Slacvey Denmark, she and Lars Jensen helped settle the Green River area, running a ferry for 22 years. Funeral services were held at the ward chapel with speakers recounting her quiet pioneer life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jensen
Annie Marie Madser
Jensen Plover
Lfe
Lars
Jers
Biiton
Brush Creek
Green River
Jergen
Nine Mile Country
Jensen Ward Chapel
Slacvey
Denmark
America
Omaha
Nebraska
Hilliard Wyoming
Lars Jensen
Damond
Taylor Mountain
Dickween
Lab 8
Ward Chapel
Ward Bshopric
Amsrsa Caldwell
W. F Bilings
Hfe
Jacob N Lybbert
Ired Wall
A N
Timothy Land
H If Wall
Utah Woolmen to Convene in Salt Lake City January 14
The Utah Woolgrowers Association announces a convention January 14 at Hotel Utah from 10 am to 5 pm in Salt Lake City. Leaders include George E. Collard Provo president and James A Hooper secretary with Paul Draper and Frank J Yang enbarth among speakers and Mrs Edwin J Kearns leading the ladies auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah Woolgrowers As~ooiation
Paul Draper
Lamb & Co
Boston
Frank J Yngenbarth
National
Woolgrowers’ Association
Spencer
Idaho
George E. Collard
Provo
Utah
James A Hooper
Galt Lake
Edwin J .Kearnes
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Lpam
Etones Wool Gtowers
Porsor
Mr Hooper
Utah Association
E J. Kirkham
J B. Wilson
Midway
Jen Hicks
Jean Christensen
Mia Kearns
Hooper
Kirkham
Hagenbarth
Evelyn Grey
Draper
Sides’ Auxiliary
Utah Wolgrowers Association
Suxtllery
Nail Plane Forced Down At Myton Field
A mail plane with a 75 horsepower engine departed Salt Lake City with 1200 pounds of mail en route to Rock Springs, Wyoming. Snow and a dead radio prevented contact, causing a diversion to land at Myton Field where signal fires guided the landing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myton Field
Ashley Valley
Bmyton
Balt Lake
Cheyenne
Myton
Salt Lake City
Nock Springs
Wyoming
Ealt Lake
Vernal Mytim
Baltlake
Colton Calls for Hope and Jobs Amid Depression
Congressman Colton urges a practical plan to cut unemployment and lift the nation from low mood. He cites census figures on workers, wages, and hours, urging more action and less pessimism to 1932 recovery. He highlights autos as major spend, warns against dole and emphasizes public works. He closes urging courage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Labor
Julius Klein
Nebraska
Iowa
Montana
Oklahoma
Emily McKee Pioneer Maes dies after brief illness
Mrs Emily McKee wife of William McKee died Monday evening at her home after a short illness on her 68th birthday. Born January 4 1864 in Hostish Fork she was survived by her husband and numerous children grandchildren and siblings. Funeral services were held Thursday in the Maeser chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen
Mary Merkham
Mra McKee
Traeet Lloyd Liars
Evan Smith
Kennilworth
Irvin Gerber
Wel Ray
Tridell
Clarence Palmer
Twiarold
Harvey
Lyng
Veras
Alsonb
New City Officers Take Charge In Final Reports Meeting
Final reports from the outgoing city body were presented at a special meeting Monday. Mayor R Cooper and councilmen were sworn in, bonds signed, and Henry E L Green elected to fill the vacant council seat. New offices include City Attorney D H Young and appointments for water and police posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tay Green
Ocoancilman
D. II
Young
Justice of the Peace
Marelall
Ama
R CO Cooper
T, Dd
Alexander
Irvin Eaton
Driver E Smith
Charles A. Hatch
LL Fi. Moore
Myrtle Kins
T. G. Alexander
Henry EL. Green
L. P. Christensen
Cooper
Frank Hatch
Lafe Richardson
Cy Marshall
Adam
Erekson
Night Mershall
Carter
Pounde
George H. Christy
Mayo
Memorial Service and Burial for Local Pioneers
The pal bearers were pioneers Hi J Chatwin Hyrur Meeks Tuther Stewa't Mirs Aline Joseph Dudley and Al r lkins A special quartet of J N Lybbert Lesila Anderson May Neilson and Lela Goodr'ch sang by request Nearer My God to Thee Beautiful Isle of Somewhere and Come Unto Jesus Interment was in Jensen cemetery with Lloyd Merkley dedicating the grave.
Optimism in Wool Trade as New Year Opens
Boston reports optimism in the wool trade entering 1932 with relief and confidence. Demand and prices show stability after a long decline, aided by depleted stocks and renewed activity, while mills purchase beyond immediate needs to secure future knitting demand. January purchases expected to sustain prices though little buying seen before mid January.
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Boston
Local Couples Wed and Welcome Newborns in Roosevelt
Arnon Timothy and Miss Nellise Johnston of Roosevelt wed last week. Mr and Mrs George Hislop announce the arrival of a baby girl born January. There would be no complaining if the weather moderated a little Tuesday. the thermometer registered 28 below.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnon Timothy
Nellise Johnston
Roosevelt
Bishop Willings
George Hislop
Aittle
Vernon Junior Class Evening Program Highlights
After the class work Tuesday evening in the Vernal Second and chapel the second period was devoted to a program Vernon Col Mer favored with a vocal solo accompanied on the piano by Miss Gwen Wansen Mrs Fred G BingIlham gate a book review of the book Larry which is one of the reading course for this year The Junior girls sold candy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Col Mer
Gwen Wansen
Fred G Bing
Thirty Years Ago News Mosaic From Vernal Express
Thirty years ago Miss Elsie Fisher and David Mall wed at the Orioles parents home on New Year’s Day. Bob Meeks, escaped Idaho penitentiary, was recaptured next day. Students returned to school after holidays. Thalla club members gathered at Mrs R Camp Thumday January 2% with seventeen present. The Vernal Express enters its eleventh year as Vernal and Uintah County reflect on a decade of change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Fisher
David Mall
Orioles
Bob Meeks
Idaho
Dora Durton
Ella Coltharp
Florence Burton
Horace
Hugh U Coltharp
Truman Burton
Thalla Club
Mra R
Vernal Express
Vernal
Uintah County
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Jab
Wallis
Ohio Oil Company
Santa Claus
OUR Pioneers
Jas. H. Coltharp
Annie Jensen
Salt Lala City
Congressman Colton
Lon J. Colton
United States
Wleth
Pennsylvania
Emily McKee
Maes
Terr Freed
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