Vernal Society Hosts Sleighing Party and Local Gatherings
A Vernal sleighing party Wednesday night featured Mincheon serving hot drinks after a lively ride at the Manwaring home. Nearby, Mary Bowden and Byron Slaugh wed Jan 1 in Maeser, with Bishop Lester Bingham presiding and 26 relatives attending. The community’s social calendar included a school board dinner at Vernal Cafe, a New Year dinner at the Davis home, a Twentieth Century Club gathering, and various Ladies Aid Society events with games, music, and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mincheon
Everett Manwaring
Minge Mildred
Lela Colton
Miss Falne Goodren
Iris and
Ent" Manwaring
Herald Spears
Hollis Hullinger
Kenneth Madlock
Frank Zinkovitch
Willis Trapper Sets Uintah County Coyote Record
Uintah County trapper Willis, brother of Mr Willis, reports a record year in coyote trapping with a single line spanning about 500 miles and traps moved across ranges to protect sheep herds. He hunts mountain wolves with trained hounds and notes peg leg coyotes, rare escapes, and a State Capitol mounted wolf captured years ago. Government hides go to a state depository with proceeds redistributed to hunting units.
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Sheen
Mr. Willis
Kiling Mountain Mons
Elso
Salt Lake
Stary Willis
Wills and
Ives
Willis
Fragmentary scene in crowded seating
Mrs Jones searches for seats and speaks to a man who reacts by muttering and gesturing toward his ally. The dialogue hints at a tense moment as the man tries to block the conversation and maintain cover.
John W. Weaver Heads Vernal County Commissioners
At a special meeting December 30 the board reduced taxes for J J Killian and others. The Vernal Auto company valuation was corrected from 10540 to 86540, and several tax matters were heard. The new board organized with John W Weaver as chairman assigning districts. wage rates, bonds, and appointments were set, including Vida Betts as registrar and road plans for districts and a road supervisor grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board’ of County Comissioners
J. J. Killian
Jess Richens
Joseph Hi
Lewis B. Gardiner
Vernal, Auto Company
T. G. Alexander
Ethel M. Martin
Eva Abplansio
W. L. Wilson
Geo. Simmons
Grand Rasmussen
John W. Weaver
Ray G. Labrim
Halfway Hollow
Main Street
Vernal
Byron Good
Ulnton
Agnes Lester Bingham
Commisson
Lyme
Vida Betts
Ballard
Vic
Mabley Gesce
Lapoint
Parley H. Goodrich
Tridell
Reason Sheep Replace Cattle in Colorado
A recent economic survey of Routt and Moffat counties finds sheep more profitable than cattle in parts of northwestern Colorado over the past 25 years. Lamb prices often exceed cattle prices, with higher per-acre grazing efficiency and varying calf crops, suggesting small farms struggle unless prices stay favorable.
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Colorado
Routt
Moffat
R. T. Burdick
Colorado Slate College Experiment Station
Fort Collins
Burdick
Marion Clawson
Federal Buyreau of Agricultural Economics
Shih
Forest and Soil Conservation
Funeral Services for Father of Glen and Snell Miller Held on Monday
James David Miller 75 a long time Spanish Fork resident died recently. Funeral services were held Monday at 2 pm in the second ward. He was born April 23 1860 in Spanish Fork and lived as a harness maker turned farmer before working for the Utah Idaho Sugar Company. He leaves a widow Emma Evans Miller three sons Ener Miller Snell and Glen Miller a daughter Mrs Margaret Wiscomball and many relatives including two sisters Mrs Mary Bowen and Mrs Agnes Creer. The body arrived in Spanish Fork Friday. He had lived in this community most of his life.
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Spanish Fork
James David Miller
Hiclong
Miller Glen
Los Angeles
Ebner
Miller
James
Margaret Anderson Miller
Emmily Snell
Ener Miller
BYU
Utsh-Idaho Sucar Company
Strawberry Water User's Association
Snow depth reports from Dry Fork and Mountain Dell
B. L. Caldwell, visiting from Mountain Dell or Dry Fork, estimates 24 inches of snow at the settlement and about 36 inches on Dry Fork mountain. He notes most snowfall occurred Monday and Tuesday of last week and recalls a raided place where dancing occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. L. Caldwell
Mountain Dell
Dry Fork
Tever
First Marriage License Sealed for North Canton Couple
The fraternal marriage license was secured by David Kinnek of North Canton, Ohio, and Miss Piesla Ann Provance of Vernal, daughter of Mrs D Provance. They were married January 2 by Bishop Lester Binghom with Mr Kimack as an enrollee at the Vernal CCO camp.
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Heensesb
David Kinnek
North Canton
Offa
Piesla Ann Provance
Vernal
Mra
D. Provance
Lester Binghom
Kimack Je
Vernall
CCO
Marriage Licenses in December and January Notices
December 30 marriage license records list Frank York of Neolh and Mrs. George York with Theorn Walkup of Whiterocks as witnesses, plus a daughter of anaes and Mrs. George W Walkup. December 31 Marvin J Laugh and Miss Mary Exnily Ponian, both of Vernal. January 6 Melvin J Burke and Dolores W Burke, both of Vernal.
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Frank York
Neolh
George York
Theorn Walkup
Whiterocks
Anaes
George W. Walkup
Marvin J.laugh
Richard Slaugh
Mary Exnily Ponian
W. W. Bowden
Vernal
Melvin J. Burke
Dolores W. Burke
Verenal
Vernal barber shop moves to new premises
William Mott, Vernal's veteran barber, moves his shop across the street into the former Vernal Confectionery store room. He is joined by Lynn Reynolds as associate and the shop will be known as Mott and Reynolds. The building has been remodeled and redecorated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam Mott
Vernal
Vernal Confectionery
Lynn Reynolda
District court calendar dates set for Uintah and Duchesne counties
District Judges Abel Turner and Martin M Larson of Dee publish four regular terms for Uintah and Duchesne counties. Uintah terms are March 1, June 1, August 2, and November 5, convening at 2 p.m. Duchesne terms are March 8, June 7, August 10, and November 22, with court starting at 2 p.m. The calendar guides county schedules for Uintah and Duchesne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abel. ‘Turner
Martin M. Larson
Dee
Uintah
Duchesne
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vernal Society
Uintah Board of Education
L. G. Noble
Ray H. Header
Andrew 3. Yarnon
Grant West
E. D. Lewis
E. Smith
Gladig Chapman
Elaine Goodrich
Canvecentine
Vernat Mennece
John HM. Clark
Harold, Davis
H. M. Taundell
W. 5. Walls
George Jo. Davis
A. Bryson
J. Clive Davis
Lloyd Winn
Rarph Siddoway
John N. Davis
Twentieth Century Club
Lloyd Shimmin
Jto
Rae Ashton
B. H. Stringham
Adair Tyzack
Ian
Glen Miller
Poe Eger
Mary M. Ricks
A. E. Anderson
Ralph Siddoway
Roy
Taylor
Russel Todd
Catherine Seeley
Ladies Ald Society
J. H. Ratliff
Barbara
Banks
Marsgaret Banks
Mildred Derry
T B
George
Adaros
Verna? Seemd Ward
Mae T. Johnson
Joan Hennion
The
T. Bridge Club
Hame
Rulon Hacking
Ralph Alexander
Donald Barr
Marlon Batty
Leland Bennion
Wallace Calder
Thomas Karren
Derrell King
Nethelsel
Wendell Pope
Kenneth Richardson
G. A. Ross
Francis Feltch
Don Hacking
Guy Samuels
Etting
Richardson
Mr. Ross
Gladys Chaptian
Helen
Margaret
Barbara Banks
Mary Lou Thome
Amelia Manker
Les Mackay
Harold Banks
Robert Eyre
Rev
Willard Spence
Bob Common
Louis Adams
Fort Duchesne
E. A. Manker
Torna Anderson
Nilah Perry
Georgia Auiburn
Enfad Manwaring
Venna Singleton
Dean Hatch
Marjorie Twitchell
Gwendelyn Roberts
Essie Jang Sowards
Mrs. J. M Protese
Uintah County
Gort Travfer
United States
Great Britain
Argentine Chamber of Commerce
Buenos Aires
Roosevelt
Senate
Central West
Committee On Foreign Relations
Patagonia
Hull
New York Exchange
State Department
Anita Louise
Wm. Mott, Jr
Brott Barber Shop
Fae
Father of Glen
Snell Miller
District Court Calendar
Mel
Vernal Express
Express
Utah
Enzesfeld
Castle
Austria
Duke of Windsor
Edward VII
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