Fighting Uintahs Triumph Over Moab in Close Game
In Grand County Moab hosts a hard fought basketball clash Saturday night. The Fighting Uintahs edged the Moab team 21 to 10 in a tightly contested showdown. New satin cheer uniforms with white and blue design were debuted, boosting crowd enthusiasm. Lead cheerleader Vere Singleton and assistant Deon Hatch refined yells to energize fans, while interest in test hoop play grows. Judge Judd anticipates a leading play soon.
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Grand County
Peent
Beev
Verets
Singleton
Hissuistant
Deon Hatch
Bae
Pioneer Morley Allen Family Remembered in Ward History
A Utah ward legacy recalls Tsaae Morley Allen born in Salt Lake City March 20 1849 and his frontier hardships with Joseph Stewart Allen and Isaac Morley involved in the 1848 trek to Heber and the Sanpete settlement. He endured hunger cold and Indian encounters including Black Hawk War service before marrying Harriett Amelia Equire in 1873. Ward events note socials basketball plays a Christmas pageant and changes in ward leadership at Pleasant Grove Provo and Manti with BYU returnees and MIA activities.
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Tsaae Morley ,Allen
Joseph Stewart Allen
Daniel
Nancy Blewart Allen
Lucy Dinntha Morley Allen
Tsana
Lucy Gunn Morley
Salt Lake City
Mr Allen
Heber OC Hkimballs
Grandfather Allen
Siits
Pleasant Grove
Provo
Young
Manti
Harsiett Amelia Equire
John PF
Adelia JD Squire
Shattered Vernal Holiday News Arrives From Dragon
In Dragon and Vernal area notes, Miss Stage returns from Vernal with Carl Carnine who travels to Vernal to fetch Mrs Don Barr and son visiting relatives. Vernal guests Misa Tuntabaugh and sister Mrs Keithley spend after noon, while Henry Lee III aids in busy days as family members fall ill. Joe Trujillo gravely ill. sons Forrest and Richard suffer flu with John Trujillo and young Benny. Havens family, Pansy and Marie, spent Christmas with relatives in Dragon. Mary Velaskas visits Fruitt to see Joe in hospital after appendix operation. Clyde Lee sells calves to a buyer who ships them to Vernal. Last of household goods removed by truck. load to Cambridge, Idaho, where family now resides.
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Carl Carnine
Vernal
Don Barr
Dragons
Misa Tuntabaugh
Keithley
Henry Lee
Joe ‘Trujillo
Forrest
Richard
John
Trujillo
Benny
Havens
Pansy
Marie
Dragon
Mary Velaskas
Fruitt
Joe
Mary
Clyde Lee
Iis
Howrhold
Cambridge
Idaho
WHAT SHE MEANT she-I've been reading an awful lot of books lately, Me-Why don tou girls read nice books?
A quirky dialogue fragment contrasts a reader and a caretaker as they ponder why girls should read good books and how slang and miscommunication shape their tastes.
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Printing Order Promises High Quality Hammarmilt Bond Paper
A brief advertisement touts superior printing results and high grade Hammarmilt Bond paper. The message encourages placing an order to experience the quality firsthand.
Willow Creek and Vernal Holiday Travel Roundup
Mrs A L Johnson and daughter returned to Vernal December 2 after visiting. Loren Luster and Nathan Turner left for Salt Lake for New Year’s. Mr and Mrs George Thorne and Louis Thorne joined Mr and Mrs Leo Thorne for New Year’s in Vernal. Miss Mary Lou Thorne visited briefly. W W Florence Eldy Florence and Chester Florence of Salt Lake stayed at the Cook ranch with Harold Florence and Mrs C A Meadows then returned home. W I Waterbush returned from Vernal Wednesday.
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A L Johnson
Vernal Dee
Loren Luster
Nathan Turner
Salt Lake
George Thorne
Louis Thorne
Leo Thorne
Misa Mary Lou Thorne
W. W. Florence
Eldy Florence
Chester Florence
Cook Ranch
Harold Florence
C A Meadows
W. I Waterbush
District Schools Lapoint Christmas Project Appears Fun
Our Christmas project featured a cleverly arranged border and freehand pupil work by Second and Third graders. In Fifth grade sewing will begin three days weekly for girls. Fifth graders set New Year resolutions. if all are kept the term ends perfectly. Most students are back at school after break.
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Lapoint
Ashley Nat Forest Holiday Visit Notes and Applications
Forest Supervisor James O Stewe rt and A Mattsson of the Fishlake National Forest joined Christmas guests at J Weyland Mattsson Jt’s home. They praised Denver area weather and scenery inclining to church buildings near Vernal and Roosevelt. Applications for 1936 ashley forest stock permits are being mailed with a closing date of February 3. The Ashley Forest saw strong demand for Christmas trees before the season.
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James O Steweart
Denver
Vicinity
A Mattsson
Fishlake National Forest
Utah
J Weyland Mattsson
Vernal
Roosevelt
Jensen
Ashley Forest
Wool Demand Shows Increase as Stocks Sag
Wool demand rises while stocks sag with domestic wools in light supply, prices possibly up. Foreign markets are strong, mohair remains firm. manufacturing positions appear sound and consumer demand for wool clothing may grow. Local notes include club meetings, visits, and remodel plans at Hotel Escalante.
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Boyson
Bule Jetin
Pritea
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