Pioneer mother Lauretta Johnston of Ashley Valley
Lauretta Johnston, early Ashley Valley pioneer and mother of 12, helped neighbors and the sick since 1879 in the Old Fort era. Her life centered on service and trade work, and she witnessed the arrival of the first sawmill in 1880. She died after a long life of community labor.
Evening Adult Night School Opens at Uintah High
Registration for adult night school begins January 13 at Uintah High School. The program offers courses in landscape craft, livestock farm mechanics, home making, woodwork, typing, arithmetic, English, and more. The Uintah High School PTA will meet the same evening.
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Uintah, Vernal Rally In Utah High School Action
Uintah beat Park City Miners 94 to 20 as Miner forward Garner and Eaton Center led with double digit scoring. Uintah also defeated Tabien 15 to 10 in a preliminary game, reflecting a strong Friday night performance.
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Minera
Amano
Eaton Center
Wax High
Uintah
Tabiens
Yaraity
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Uintah to Play Roosevelt Friday Night at Local Gym
Uintahs Fighting Utes travel to face Roosevelt in a conference basketball duel set for Friday night. Coach Frank W Wright notes the teams have met eleven times in four years with seven high scoring games, as both squads chase top standing in the league.
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Duchesne Defeats Altamont in Uintah District Showdown
Duchesne high school boys defeated Altamont 37 to 26 in the Uintah district opener Saturday night. Duchesne climbed from a 3 to 4 deficit after one period, surging to a 14 to 3 run and securing the win. Duchesne seconds also beat Altamont seconds 93 to 16 in the preliminary contest.
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Rough Riders Win Opener In District Race
Roosevelt Rough Riders beat Alterra 25 to 22 in the opening game of the 144 Uin tah district basketball title race. The teams were tied 12 12 at halftime before Roosevelt pulled ahead in the final minutes as Doug Lawson led with eight points.
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Basketball schedule opens county program at Ain tah High
The opening night features Manfred Rasmussen directing. At 106 the National Guard faces CCO 1507, and at 800 the Vernal Second Ward meets the town team. Next Thursday two games pair Second Ward with COG 1607 and the Towns team against the National Guard.
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Alterra High reorganizes coaching staff and alumni events
Alterra High announces coach changes with Hugh Bird replacing Christensen and former instructor Bennie Schmiett joining staff. The school also hosts alumni visiting and reports on AHS first league game versus Roosevelt, where the second team won 22 to 20, boosting team spirit.
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Alterra
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AHL
Christensen
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Sutra Utah
Christianzen
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Torrey Utah
Bird
Snow College
U of DU
Tim
Aluron
Hells of Alterra
Planed County Hospital Versus Roosevelt Debate in Uintah
Uintah County debates financing a county hospital under Farm Security plans as Vernal considered as a federal rural hospital site in Utah. Local officials and doctors warn that without a hospital, indigent patients will suffer while costs shift to the community. Proposals include a $2 million levy and county takeover of Basin Hospital, with strong calls for allied support and public funding.
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Weaver
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Roosevelt Hospital
Vernal
City Cononty
Elmer Lind
Ivan Theuson
Funeral held in Salt Lake for Vera Samuels Williams
Funeral services for Vera Samuels Williams 35 of Salt Lake were held Sunday at 1 pm at 125 North Main Street. Burial followed at Salt Lake Memorial Mausoleum. She was born September 14 1905 in Vernal Utah, daughter of Edward D and Clara F Samuels, married to Fred B Williams Jr in February 1928 in San Francisco, and survived by her mother and several sisters and brothers.
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Galt Lake
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Miss Eakelton
Ani
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Steeneaday
Donald Gooderich
BYU
Neples
Maeser
Muio
Hike Ference Nielzen
Arthur Merrell
Wotr Merrell
Alva Duvall
G. Goodrich
Salt Lake City
Litster
Gome
W . Bullinger
Fred Mclean
Craig Colorado
Hollis Hullinger
Owen Hullinger
Jessie Hullinger
Roosevelt
Mre Vera
Samuels Williams
Salt Lake
Main Street
Salt Lake Memorial Mausoleum
Williams
Utah
Edward D
Clara’ F Samuels
Fred B Williams Jr
San Francisco
Califf
Clara F Samuels
East Lake City
Edith Simmin
Mary Esmeyer
Neva Fitzgerald
Willam Wintkow
Santa Monica Calif
Guy
Ben Samuels
Thomas Doman Dies in Salt Lake Area at 910 m Age
Thomas Doman formerly of Vernal died Friday at his Salt Lake home from causes incident to age. Born 1864 in St Cross England, he moved to Salt Lake with his parents at age five and later became an early Ulnton basin homestead owner. He lived in Randolph, Vernal, and Duchesne County before settling in Salt Lake 15 years ago. Survived by wife Clara Diana Burns Doman, four sons William of Ontario Canada, J Doman and Heid Doman of Los Angeles, Charles H Doman of Oregon, three daughters, 33 grandchildren, and many others.
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Salt Lake
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St Cross England
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Marthe Doman
Salt Leake
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Vernal
Duchesne County
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Willam Doman
Ontario
Can J . Doman
Heid Doman
Los Angeles
Charles H Doman
Add Ore
Williams
Ei Halt
Los Aneles
Neie Miner
Vile
Yhctora Mae Thayne
Bennett Ida
LaRee Lowe
Es ‘Ntora Roswell
Community Notes From MIA Church Socials and Guests
Local residents share a busy period of gatherings and visits. Notable events include a lunch for 42 Wetons, guest stays from Mrs Bert Singleton and Mr and Mrs Howard Smith, a baby boy arrival on January 6, and a Sunday program with Gordon Bodlly and Charleen Palmer.
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Col
Jay Sud
Gordon Bodlly
Charleen Palmer
Rose Marie Timothy
Harold Mc Lundell
Pian
Harold Body
Archie Johnson
Ate Scout
David Hall
Provo
BYU
Archie McConkie
Hingham McConkie
Alton Vernon
Don McConkle
Nell Ghee Formeyer
Ind
Ada Vernon
Salt Lake
Leslie ‘Thacker J Jd Barnes
Hayden Colorado
Ireene Jackson
Thomas E Caldwell
Provo Baturdey
Lots
Harold Ashby
Neva
Uintah County District Court Terms Set by Turners
The Uintah County District Court terms for 1941 are issued by Judges Abel Turner and Dalles H Young and filed by County Clerk FyL Noel. The calendar lists four terms beginning February 34 May 19 hind August 26 and November 17 with sessions at 2 P M and hearings on naturalization petitions set for May 2 and August 10. The next law and motion date is January 17 with Judge Turner presiding.
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District Court
Uintah
Fy L Noel
Abel Turner
Dalles H Young
Hind
Wagner Plan Aims Federal State Health Care Partnership
Senator Wagner proposed a comprehensive health program with federal state cooperation to expand access to medical care. The plan envisions hospital construction disability compensation public health and maternal child services with a federal first year funding around 35 million and various grants for other health activities.
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Maternal and Child Health Service
Vernal Rodeo Association Annual Meeting Arranged
The Ver nal Rodeo association schedules its annual meeting for Friday January 24 1941 at 730 pm in the Bank of Vernal directors room. Election of officers will occur and the public is invited. Alvine Weeks listed as president.
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Vernal Rodeo Association
Bank of Vernal
Alvine Weeks
Sale notices and rentals mix in 1941 listings
Parcel of assorted notices include for sale items at various prices and locations such as a modern house on five acres and a 40 acre tract at Lapoint Utah. Also multiple rental ads for furnished apartments and a small modem two room house. Community notices list annual meeting for Ashley Valley Reservoir Company and contact details.
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Richardson
Charles
Lapoint
Utah
Siucken Coop
Cnet
Ashley Valley Reservoir Company
Tin County Court House
Rennion
John
Byron Thomas
Vernal Milling Company Annual Meeting Held January
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Vernal Milling Company will be held at the Utah State Bank Vernal Utah on Friday January 17 1891 at 8 oclock p m for transacting regular business and the election of officers for the ensuing year. Merbert Tyzark secretary Alvin E Weeks president invite stockholders to attend the meeting.
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