Vernal 1953 Building Permits Total 206 582
City Manager Le Roy Taylor reports Vernal City issued 206 582 in building permits for 1953, down from 730 085 in 1952. Breakdown covers homes remodeling business public buildings and private garages with fifteen homes costing 102 000 and new business structures including Lloyds Motor Service and Basin Chevrolet body shop.
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Vernal City
LeRoy Taylor
Lloyd's Motor Service
Woodey H. Searle
Green Valley Market
Nila Newton Hall
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Wiley S Collett
Res
Basin Chevrolet
Leonard Jorgensen
Wilbur Murray
Harold Warren
C. M. Allred
Alfred Simper
Spencer Heiner
Earl Swain
Wilbur Bingham
James
Reid Hall
Bill Hurst
K. H. Sowards
Alson Shiner
Deward Shiner
Philip Murray
Francis Feltch
Louise S. Hatch
Charles Harrison
Darrell Wardle
Reed Ross
Veteran Glen Kurtz Returns from Camp Carson Service
Glen Kurtz son of Mrs H M Kurtz of Vernal was released from active duty after twenty two months. He trained at Camp Roberts California and reported to Camp Kilmer New Jersey for overseas deployment. He served with the Signal Corps and was sent to Ba uznach Germany before beginning his trip home in December 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Kurtz
H. M. Kurtz
Vernal
Camp Carson
Colorado
Camp Roberts
Calif
Camp Killmer
Bauznach
Germany
Signal Corps
First Jaycee Basketball Day Draws 47 Uintah Boys
Forty seven boys from fourth to sixth grade attended the inaugural junior league basketball session at Uintah High School last Saturday morning. Jaycees Ralph Preece Bill Dunn and Darrell Wardle led the event with Dr. H B Fowler performing physical exams. The group formed seven eight player teams with Ute star Buddy Donovan guiding calisthenics as Uintah players plan to assist on future Saturdays. The gym opens at 9:30 am each week.
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Uintah High School
Ralph Preece
Bill Dunn
Darrell Wardle
H B Fowler
Vernal Junior Chamber of Commerce
Ute
Buddy” Donovan
Two Inducted Into Service From Uintah County
Two Uintah county men left Vernal for U S Army induction. Dallas V Galley and Lawrence Bernard Larsen were examined Wednesday and inducted Thursday. They head to Fort Ord California for assignment. Galley is son of Leon and Mrs Galley. Larsen is son of Bernard and Mrs Larsen.
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Uinton County
US Army
Dallas V. Galley
Lawrence Bernard Larsen
Ft Ord
California
Dalles
Leon Galley
Maesor Lawrence
Bernard B Larsen
Ballard
Uintah County
Selective Service
John Chegup
Willie Chegup
Ouray
Glen Lynn Kurtz
Ruby Kurtz
RFD
Clyde John Wilkins
Victor Wilkins
South Vernal Avenue
Robert Harvey Williams
Hilda Williams
West Main
Hyrum Edwin
Ted) Workman
Leland Workpany
RFD I
Army
LaMar L. Givens
Myrtle Givens
US Navy
Two Mosers Stand Out as P E Instructors at Uintah
Grant Moser 24 of Logan Utah coaches Uintah High School boys basketball and teaches multiple classes while wife Amary Nis Beckstead Moser supports physical education. The Mosers, both active in sports, lead with a defense minded, fast game plan and plan a future driven by youth. He served in the navy air force and played service sports. she is a longtime Logan tennis champion and co teacher at Uintah.
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Grant Moser
Logan Utah
Uintah Ih School
Forteewomen
Hne Feniors
Mnd
Mi Upaix
Utes
Dichesne Eagles
Duchesne
Moser
Shelby
Idaho
Utah State Agricultural College
The
Logan High School
Aston Hoser
Logan
S. Navy Air Force
Memphis
Tenn
NATTC
U.S
Bermuda
Fawall
All-Navy
A.C
Amary Nis Beckstead
Preston
Hesy Beckstead
Logan City
Aix
Tower City
Chris Axelgard
Uintah and Altamont win first division basketball games
Uintah and Altamont claimed early league wins as Duchesne and Uintah clashed in a tight divider contest. The Utes led 45 40 at three quarters, then held on with key baskets by Eaton and Cross while Duchesne battled to close the gap. Ball and Marsing led Duchesne with double figures, as Williams and Murray contributed for Uintah in a hard fought finish.
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Uintah Altamont
Hos
Duchesse
Altaminott
Watson
Union
Totogh
Gary Jesson
Matos
Soto Wot Paints
Searony
Dat Brichiy
Jeruy Buedik Bachiane Ld Polbts
AL Roberts Palio Dd Paints
Terry Andreson
Paonsworth
Aliamont
Jaime
Bid Cross
Videtson Alropperd
Flele
Rowland
Fatat
Utes
Murray
Lyman
Robbins
Sutton
Ciahin
Gardiner
Explorers Host Mia Maids of Third Ward Ice Party
Explorers of Third Ward hosted the Mia Maids of Third Ward at an ice skating party and weiner roast last Saturday at Christen sen pond in Maeser. Fifteen young men attended with Explorer Advisor Ralph Preece and Maid Teodor art Talpi Preece. Hot chocolate treats were served. On Tuesday the Explorers toured the Utah Field House of Natural History to hear a geology talk by Field House employee Dave Roberts. On Wednesday they will tour the National Guard Armory in Vernal for a lecture.
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Third Ward
Weiner
Christensen'g
Ralph Preece
Teodor Art Talpi Preece
Hal !Ward
Utah
House of Natural History
Dave Roberts
Field House
National Guard
Vernal
Billings Son Arrives From Ft Ord for Training
Ft Glen Billings, son of Mr and Mrs Eldon Billings, arrives from Ft Ord California where he was stationed for seven months. He completed 16 weeks of signal training and eight weeks of leadership school. He left Monday to report January 13 at Ft Sheridan Illinois for supervision work.
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Glen Billings
Eldon Billings
Ft. Ord
Calif
Snc
Ft. Sheridan
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Red Cloud Lodge
Ashton Brothers Company
Don's Conoco
Dinosaur Conoco
First Baptist Church
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Garrett Case
Pvt
Dwayne Case
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Ft. Lewis
Cook
Tawny
Uintah State
Bank “Berving
Uintah Bank
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National Rifleman's Club
Mosers
L.D.8
Ntes
Amaryllia Moser
Uintah
Ephraim
Moroni
LEHI
Uintah Og Rangely
Hangely Ag A
Tati
Altamont
Uintah Divison
Kanes
Duchesne Eagles
Dute
Ett Pointe
Ale
Eagles
Eaton
Anderson
Gary Hatch
Robert Lewis Rangely
Mrs Franklin Lewis
Ducheane
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