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Newspaper

Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1960

Page

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Ashley Stake Plans New 500000 Center

Ashley Stake plans a new center costing about 500000 to be built East of Uintah High School and on North Vernal Avenue site purchase completed. Stake President Wm B Walls announced the project at a stake officers meeting with Martin W Curtis named chair of the building committee. The facility will feature a large gym for indoor activities and events.

Ashley Stake Wm. B Walls Uintah Lds West 1St South Ashley Uintah High School Vernal Avenue Mt. States Tel TelCo Martin’ W Curtis Stake Center Jin Ae Ae

Randlett Home Razed by Fire Destroys Contents

Avan reported that the Grant Crough residence in Randlett was razed by fire on Monday. All the contents were destroyed. Local emergency crews responded but could not save valuables. No injuries were reported as the cause remains under investigation.

Randlett Avan Grant Crough

Utah Highway Patrol yearlong activity report 1959

The Utah Highway Patrol released its 1959 district activity totals from Vernal, noting 862 arrest citations for moving violations including 70 for drunken driving, 251 accidents investigated, 85 warrants served, 759 nonmoving violation arrests, 1345 moving warning tickets, 561 nonmoving warnings, and 1360 overtime hours. District I covers Utah, Duchesne, and Daggett counties under Sgt Howard D. Powell and Lt Sam Slatch.

Utah Highway Patrol Uintah Duchesne Daggett The Highway Patrol Vernal Ust Howard D. Powell Sam'd Slatch Verhal RM Melm Leonard Ferguson Keith Tooper Ronald Gale Naymouid Neryhtington

Waved Items Found in Garage Report

Officials describe a scene where few articles in the garage were waved as part of an unidentified report. No further details on the items or context are provided in the fragment.

Family Relations Talk At Uintah High Saturday Night

Dr Floyd M Anderson will present Parent Child Relationship As Related to Marital Adjustment at Uintah High School PTA meeting Saturday at 7 30 pm in the auditorium. All high school students and parents invited. Anderson, a marriage counselor and BYU professor, is described as forceful and with good humor for an evening of entertainment and information. Program directed by Mrs Samuel B Woolley.

UHS Floyd M Anderson Uintah High School PTA Gaid Pta Anderson Brigham Young University Samuel B Woolley Mre At Tassainer

County Receives Forest Funds From National Receipts

Counties of the state will share 150212 60 of National Forest receipts for the year ending June 30. Duchesne County gets 12179 40, Uintah 4344 75, Daggett 1381298, with the Ashley National Forest contributing 20702 07 to county allocations. Major receipts come from timber sales grazing and land use.

Italy Ashley Forest Andrew Ro McConkie Duchesne County Uintah County Daggett County Ashley National Forest

Mercury Rising Snowy Ashley Valley Weather Summary

A week of heavy snow and warming temperatures affected Ashley Valley. Lower elevations received several inches of snow, changing from dry powder to mushy wet pack as temperatures rose from seven below zero to 19 above. A foot fell Wednesday in Dry Fork, with 18 to 20 inches at Grizzly Ridge near a new ski site and 18 inches near the Manila highway summit, plus an additional 3 to 4 inches estimated in the area.

Ashley Valley Dry Fork Grizzly Ridge Manila

Old Jail Controversy Splits Local DUP Ranks

Vernal Utah news describes a split in the local Daughters of Utah Pioneers over leasing the old Uintah County jail for a DUP museum. At a county meeting protesters urged removing the jail and building anew, while supporters push for the old jail’s use and preservation of historical items. The county commission postponed a decision to February 1 amid ongoing public debates and fund-raising prospects.

DUP Anna Ki. Bartlett Uintah County Daughters of Utah Anna K Bartlett Umatah County Daughters of Utah Pioneers Jalz Nance Thomas Erma Turner Doris Walker Wilma Smith Florence Hatch Lomena C Anderson May Jorgenbert Merle Watkins Sarah BD Lkely Mra Wilda Morgan James Chivers Stan Robins Sue Watson Byron Nance) Thomas

Fire destroys bus and garage in Uintah School District area

A 1948 wetool bus and its garage were destroyed by fire Tuesday at 8pm near Woods nine miles southwest of Randlett. The cause is unproven but a heater is suspected. Bus value is about 1800 dollars and the garage 600. A spare bus has been transporting students, with a second replacement expected.

Woods Randlett Corner Uintah

Civil Defense Meet Noted by County Director Dean Crowland

A Civil Defense meeting will be held Friday at 7:20 pm in the Civil Defense room basement of the new county building. County director Dean Crowland announced that state Director Higgins will present the latest plans and developments in the state.

Civil Defense Room Dean Crowland Higgins Rowland

Import Problems and Fashion Show Spark State Woolgrowers Meet

Bracken Lee will give the welcome address at the opening session of the annual Utah Wool Growers convention to be held Friday and Saturday at Motel Utah. Attendees include State Director and Mrs Howard Williams, Rep Leland Sowards, and many local officials. registrations begin Friday at 9 am with a 9:30 am welcome. The program features director nominations, a presidential address by J. R. Broadbent, reports from Harold Josendal and others, plus a dinner in Lafayette Ballroom and a meeting of the Utah Wool Marketing Association Thursday. Imports of lamb, wool, and textiles will be scrutinized as the 800 to 1,000 woolgrowers gather.

A Bracken Lee Salt Lake City Utah James A Hooper Howard Williams United Cliff McCoy Rulon Hacking Ray Showalter Ken Stringham Steve Stringham Victor Korren Jr Stringham Leland Sowards Ralph Siddoway J. 2. Broadbent Utah Wool’ Growera’ Assa Thomley K. Swan Kaysville Kaysville President of the Women’s Hooper Lafayette Ballroom Utah Wool Marketing Assa Hotel Utah Lehi Jones Cedar City

Uinta Indians edge Union 40 39 in Manila slugfest

Fighting Utes take Manila on the road for a rare first ever Manila high school game in Utah region play. Union led 12 8 after one, but Uintah rallied to lead 19 16 at halftime with a buzzer beater from Yergensen. Glines paced Uintah in the third as the wired finish set the stage for a slam bang finish.

Uintah Utes Manila Union Manila’ High Daggett Utah Manila Crew Altamont Longhorn Court Unton Cougars Glines Brian Wright Redskins Horrocks Roberts Glines and Company Ulniah Vintoh Lee Yergensen Cats Indians

Juveniles Charged in Killing of Registered Collie

A registered Collie owned by Lynn Licht of Ashley was shot and killed by two local juveniles while rabbit hunting on Friday. The youths were charged with carrying a loaded gun in a vehicle, firing from a vehicle, and wanton destruction, according to the sheriff's office.

Lynn Licht Ashley

True Utes group threats loom over agency authority

A faction naming itself the True Utes demands recognition and targeted action at the Ute Tribal Council. They reportedly planned a Washington visit Jan 19 to 22 to press issues before federal officials. FBI is probing alleged forceful attempts to seize council control, including an incident at Ft Duchesne and a confrontation with council staff.

Tribal Council Washington Ft Duchesne J. Gen Werbert Moldridge Francis McKinley Washington, D.C Commissioner of Indian Affairs Secretary of the Interior Federal Bureau of Jnventigation Nh. O. Curry Council Vernal White River Band

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