Menital Express reporters set for Utah state convention
The Menital Express notes William B Wallis editor and ads publisher as they publish weekly, with a roster of county officials including Frank L. Noel and Golda Massey traveling to Salt Lake City for the Utah state convention opening March 13 1909. Sheriff Johnson and John Weaver stayed behind on other duties while Hugh W Colton and William Johnson join as board members attend. Independent in politics optimistic in disposition and working for a stronger Uintah County member of the Utah State Press Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Noel
Golda Massey
Martin W Curtis
Lester Bingham
John G Tolton
Salt Lake City
Seenal
Utah
Salt Lake
Willam Johnson
Mugh W Colton
Tuewiay
Soeriff
Emery Johnson
John
Weaver
Johnson
Ringer
Unntait
Utaw State Press Association
Camp News Highlights Staff and Facility Upgrades
Six new recruits arrived at Fort Benjamin Harrison for replacements and were transported via Trice after a rough crossing over Indian summit ing Bevere. Seventeen more joined Yellowstone camp with inspectors J Stewart Forest Ranger and county officials Joining on Saturday. Alden Shaffer and Captain Horn traveled to Balt Lake for dental X rays. Improvements include extra hunting in furracks sheet metal over showers and over 700 feet of soil pipe to drain water from the north side of camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Indiana
Trice
Orm
Yellowstone
J . Stewart
J W Weaver
Nori Dr Clark
Horn
Grimes Alden Shaffer
Balt Lake
Uintah Medical Society Meeting In Vernal Reports
Drs W C Walker and RJ Priely lectured before Uintah medical society members in Vernal on Sunday. The Hibertia chair reported magazines placed in schools across Uintah and Duchesne counties. Mrs FM Martin appointed county Historian. Mys down St Clark named county reg idative chairman. Wills L Johnson travels to Provo for WPA project talks before attending state official convention in Salt Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W C Walker
RJ Priely
Salt Lake City
Uintah Daal Medical Society
Vernal
Mia FE
Scout Executives Lead Adult Leadership Training in Vernal
Merill Christopherson and an assistant conducted two Saturday courses at the Vernal First Ward chapel for the Uintah district. The training featured moving pictures showing Scout troops in activity and drew a strong turnout of local scouters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merill Christopherson
Timpanogos Counscil
Vernal First Ward
Bay
Uintah
Court of Honor Held at QChapel for Scouters
Uintah district scouts held a large Court of Honor at Vernal First Ward Musement Hall on Sunday Jan 5. Twenty Scouters and examiners received merit awards for multiple skills including public health woodworking metal work and personal health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah
Ameri+ ch
Vernal
Musement Hall
Wallace Calder
Onken
Dare
Dean Howtch
MFE Juda
UMS
Diagmatis Department
Lanfall
E Smith
Robert Witmer
Vern Olsen
LG Noble Feather Crat
Richard Jensen
Clark Newell
William H. Cook
Theodore Johnson
Charles P Lewis
Harold M Lundell
Athletica
Charles 8
E Peterson
Henry
Millecam
Jesse A Hawa
Ray Duke
Watkina Lea
Irvin Eaton
PFY Lambert
Funeral Rites Held at Naples for Infant Merrill
Funeral services were held for the infant daughter of Mir and Mrs Newell Merrill at their Naples home. The baby, born Jan 6, died Jan 9. Bishop Byron Goods ric officiated with invocation by Mrs Christina Merrill and benediction by Mrs Zina Pearce. Survivors include the parents and one sister. Interment followed at Vernal City cemetery with sealing of the grave by Bishop Byron Goodrich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
Mir
Newell Merrill
Byron Goods Ric
Christina Merrill
Zina Pearce
May Neilson
Elaine Goodrich
Jesus
Winder
Vernal City
Byron Goodrich Ded
Utah State Education Director Lectures on Wildlife
Utah state education department official Lie Kay gave a lecture in Utah on Wednesday, featuring moving pictures of wildlife. The talk and demonstrations were noted as informative and engaging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lie Kay
Utah
Notice for Correspondents to Submit News Items
Notice to ten correspondents that items must be read once on Tuesday for insertion in that week’s issue. Please mail items on Monday so they arrive on time and are not held over until the following week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AMT
Junior High Makes Dominant Day Assembly Show
Junior High dazzles with a strong assembly program on Wednesday January 8. The event highlights student performances and school spirit, showcasing a disciplined and energetic program that reflects well on faculty and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Due Nlor High School
Senior High Students Question Graduation Readiness
Junior high under Mr Sutton presented strong work exhibits and a capable band under Mr Winn. A group of junior girls trained in tap dancing surprised spectators as seniors faced questions about equality and their own graduation timing. The program showed real activity across departments and affirmed continued effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benlor High
Gree Guly
Sutton
Erma Collier
Emaienorus
Raphael Olnet
Lou Wana Castlewell
Bingleton
County Budget Adds 1956 County Agent Position
County commissioners meet Monday January 20 to discuss 1956 budget provisions including a county agent and road extension from Pokeover ranch to Taylor mountain. Tax adjustments from December totaled numerous named accounts with varied settlements and cancellations. board accepts 100 from Walter A Chamberlain. penalties canceled for Rovella Ralph Mervin and Ronald Horrocys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Mountain
Nomer PD Ford
Gilson Asphaltnn Company
Wat+ aon
United Railway
White River
Alow Vinetak
Andrew
Vernon
Vernal Auto Company
Dames O Wacking
George D Hemphill
Elizabeth Witbeck
Colthorp Mercantle Company
Sirah Colthorp
Mentzer Caider
Resse C Markey
Joh (Allred
Arthur Wiscombr
McCalder
Kelly Merseanine Company
Amelia Atwood
Allen Russell
Ben Lloyd
Charlotte A Nash
Ros
Fred Newsmeyer
Adjustment sought on two properties amid penalties
Officials granted adjustments on two parcels, canceling penalties and interest for the remainder. Names listed include Elizabeth Mayhew, Teresa Beeler, James A Findlay, Jane J. McCarrell, Mary E Ackley, M Lau Caldwell, W Neilson, and Mable Ua Ja Bwetthield, with abatements approved for the affected parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interese
Manes Bre
Elizabeth Mayhew
Teresa Beeler
James A Findlay
Jane J. McCarrell
Mary E Ackley
M Lau Caldwell
W Neilson
Mable Ua Ja Bwetthield
Mountain States Telephone Announces Sunday Rates Change
The Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company announced new Sunday long distance rates effective January 15. Reduced night rates on station to station calls continue to 7 pm and extend to all day Sunday, with savings up to four percent on many distant calls. Person to person rates are reduced nightly and on all Sunday hours, with operators aiding callers for out of town contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain States ‘Telephone and Telegraph Company
Mountain State Company
Topom
Route US 40 tourism push eyed by Colorado leaders
Colorado highway officials and tourism promoters stressed completing US 40 from Kansas to Utah within 18 months to two years to boost tourist travel. Governor Johnson’s administration touted $25 million in road funds, with US 40 prioritized for development. Denver Tourist Trails officials urged marketing scenic attractions to handle growing tourist traffic and proposed using mountain summits for golf courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Nehway
LE Wall
Colorado State Road Commission
Keneas State
Utah Ling
Danke
F. Johnson
US 40
Johnson
Burnan Penver
Denver
Ist Trims Association
Salt
Iwe
Stewart's Bake Project Started Prompts WPA Effort
United from a page one height to prevent marsh overflow and protect nests, the WPA Stewart's Bake Project began. Crven high water destroyed nests before the tow a were hatched while Camp praised cooperation of cave ty officials, citizens, state road department and civic organizations in backing the sixth wild fowl refuge plans by the state fist and game department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr Camp
Cavaty
State Fist and Game Department
Utah
RANDLETT AND AVALON LOCAL NOTES AND VISITS
Randlett and Avalon residents are noted with families visiting relatives in Salt Lake City and Vernal. Miss Blanche Chandler travels to Castle Gate to visit her sister Mrs Stele la Neilson. The Feliet Society officers made their annual visitation among residents. School lunches begin and a drama class presents a play in Avalon hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Varria
Lorin Har
Scarletina
Stephen Abbott
Balt
Lake City
Daughser
Helen
Blanche Chandler
Castle Gate
Mra
Stele la Neilson
Feliet Society
LO Wall
Hyesaevelt
Marlin Turner
Salt Lake City
J P Bilevens
Sont Ransom
Maryland
San Pedro
Calif
Navy
Asel Walker
Meda Walker
Vernal
L. C Knight
Drasma
Remina Jorgensen
Avalon Hall
Gladys Young
Qenevieve Jarman
Roxy Chandler
Wanda Walt
Lois Jackson
Lois Taylor
Mildred Jensen
Rhea Roberts
Mazie Parker
Mary Rownan
Ray Wilkerson
Gene Rudy
Philip Stringham
Winnie Collett
Mark Woolley
Jesse Jensen
Roosevelt
Ray Kimball Ag
Oak LeRoy Taylor
Vernal Gun Club Members and Salt Lake City Trip
Mr Crump and Mrs Crump departed Tuesday afternoon for Salt Lake City to attend WPA business. A new WPA project at the Whiterocks fish hatchery was approved, promising to double the plant capacity and boost operations for Vernal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minde
Vernal Gun Club
Hugh W Colton
Lif B
Millecam
Mr Crump
Salt Lake City
Mra Crump
Whiterocks Fish Hatchery
Wallace Jensen Returns From Strip to Ogden and East Lake City
Wallace Jensen returned Thursday from strip to Ogden and East Lake City. L Mra Ed Coston Ethel Jimme and Mra Jesu Pickup were Rome vest visitors. Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Jensen
Strip
Ogden
East Lake City
L Mra
Ed Coston
Ethel, Jimme
Mra
Jesu Pickup
Rome
Vest
Local notes on families, travel, and community events
Hoh doteee ee Floyd son of Mr and Mrs Floyd Reynolds suffers pneumonia with little improvement. Leater Hollimrer son of Mr and Mrs William Hullinger has been ill with fever. Eight month old son of Mr and Mrs Emil G Sundqait at the Uintah Gas well has received a back-set and had to have a lance. William B Wallis spoke at Sacrament meeting. Harold Hullinger and Archie Johnson attended. Top on the Green River a 12 inch ice layer, clear in most areas. California trip planned for Mr and Mrs George A Casa to visit relatives and attend Wilko Finn man funeral in Inglewood. Work starts at Stewart lakes to impound water for migratory fowl refuge. Wild Rose club hosts shower for Mr and Mrs Ross Snow with gifts. High Five games results: James Robinson and Merrill Snow top men. Rebecca Sorensen and Vera Snow top ladies. Luncheon served. Sandy Money remarks on money talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leater Hollimrer
William Hullinger
Ashtey Creek
Fu Lesster
Emil G Sundqaiet
Uintah
William B Wallis
6Th Council of Seventy
Harold EB Hullinger
High Council
Archie Johnson
Stake Presidency
Johnson
Green River
George
California
Inglewood
Wilko Finn
Case
Stewart Lakes
Wild Rose Club
Ross Snow
Albert Snow
Mrs Snow
Vere Harrison
Vernal High Five
James Robinson
Merrill Snow
DeMarr Dudley
Rebecca Sorensen
LaVern Humphreys
Vera Snow
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Menital Express
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Wallis
Cco Camp News
Uintail Medical
Rocilty Wolds
Vennal
Wills L. Johnson
Board of
Ieft
Provo
WPA
Uintah County
Mr Johnson
Qchapel
Merrill
Gues
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W. W. Lewis
Tom Atrust
Atl Monsevell
Tuc
Fom
Lil d P.m
Moffat Road
Craig
F. J. Toner
Denver and Salt Lake
Halfway Company
Denver Navonal Building
Colorada
Stewart
Ebbied
Randlett & Avalon Aea
Floyd
Floyd Reynolds
Sandy
Andy
Irelt
Richardson Super
West Main Street
Warren Richardson
Speece Aes Cka
Conoco
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Tucson
Conoco Travel Bureau
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