Vernal Kiwanis Club Installed Here Monday
Vernal became a Kiwanis city this week with installation of members at a banquet Monday. J. C. Renney presided as president. Dr H. W. Marrs and many locals attended. charter night featured a musical trio. Kiwanis officials outlined club goals and electors.
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Idlersatimna
Jane 2D. Jones
Vernal
J. C. Renney
H. W. Marrs
Ralph Tenney Johnston
Dornier
Wilden
Clyde
John-a
Hte
Davis
Ashton
Charter Night
Focal Xrnup
Brice
Sanerie
Ye Salt Lake
Gov
Platt Fuller
Ogden Sogressee
Vas
Jewkes
Sweens
Eraleos
Larry Ross
Kiwanis Lernational
Ross
Kiwanis
Teretory
Rol MY Byltburn
Stewart Aghion
J. 3
Gate
Marvey D. Sell
Eugene ¥. Sundaquist
H.W. Marra
CG. L. Match
Manfred B. Gasie Leu
Edgar G. Calder
Don B. Showalter
S. L. Sather
Tenney T. Johnston
George C. Davis
Alison A. Shiner
Woodey B
Jyearle
Byron Jones
L. T. Peyma
Hy Snyder
Alen Falkner
Merrill Goodrich
Dewar H. Shiner
Circle $. Johnson
C. W. Yates
Lloyd Falon
J. 2. Jones
N. J. Meagner
Wile Stewart
Robert Olsen
Fussell G. Hally
Milo G. Webb
Rey
Biase Schumiteher
Joenthe
Utahns Propose Trade Route to Rangely Oil Field
Utah officials including Mayor Etringham and business leaders press Colorado to accept a Rangely oil field trade route. They cite a hard surfaced road from Bridget to the Wellington Price junction, rail access, and movement of gilsonite shipments as key to competing with Colorado bids and boosting regional trade and industry.
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Stringham
Utah Municipal Scenic
Hah
Utah
Colorado
Etringham
West Yard
Duchesne
Reumevelt
Altamont
Val H. Cowles
D-Carbon
Hops
Horace L. Allred
R-Duthenne
Werton L. Bayles
San Juan
Wilford Bunce
Colorado i
Bridget
Wellington
Price
Theobald
Unai
Iseo Ing
Jensen Prez Outlines 1947 Club Program
Jensen outlines the 1947 program for the GU club with a roster list including Uintahad Roosevelt Alterra Duchogne Tablonn and numbers 19 21 26 66. The item appears as a local brief with club names and figures.
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Jensen
Lbridey
Uintahad
Roosevelt
Alterra
Altamant
Duchogne
Tablonn
Alterra Duchesne win hoop tilts lead title race
Alterra and Duchesne posted key basketball victories as they push to the top of the standings. The Uintah club, led by standout players, pressed the action with strong defense while Alterra pulled away in the second half to remain in the hunt for the title.
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Alterra
Duchesne
Intak
la Roosevelt Guo Club
Mae County
Peration
Tate Big Gama Board
Shatner
Ing
Howard Teda
Albers Ti Duchesne
Indah
Faintere
Brown
Uintah
Asco
AlLamont
Roosevelt
Daggett
Ncore Wea
Odd
Daggett County
Ulntsh Diayes
Roosevelt TaNgurders
Stewart
Jefaen
Altamont
Pring
Wright-coache
Grant
Gages
Pridsy's Scheduler Duchusne at Uintah Sirrant
Duchusne faces Uintah in a Pridsy matchup while Sirrant plays Roosevelt and Nerra competes at Tablona. Local schedule highlights include three distinct games with potential outcomes shaping regional standings.
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Pridsy
Duchusne
Uintah
Sirrant
Roosevelt
Tablona
Vernal Express Wins State Newspaper Awards in Salt Lake
The Vernal Express earned second place for makeup and editorial content and an honorable mention for best editorial division at the Utah Press Association convention in Salt Lake City. Editors and publishers present named Charlton N. Memmott of Helper as president and others to leadership roles. Fred W. Bill of Tombury, Indiana, gave the keynote stressing press as a bulwark for representative government.
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Rivera
Electhona
Clitlan N. Memmott
Helper
Wildges M. Long
Epa Wer
Hal G. Macknight
Price
Perfectory
C. Lo Fretwell
Roseevelt
Fred W. Bill
Tombury
Revision of Walston building bids delays project
Contractors refused to take on the project at proposed costs prompting Dr Walsing to revise specifications. Two bids were received at Vernal structures, but the amounts were over twice the budget. If revised plans fail to attract reasonable bids, an alternate approach may be considered. Lions Club chair C J Henderson and museum committee member G E Unarmann attended bid opening.
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Ike Construction
Poteeria House
Bl Patel
Walston
Ware
Ark
Wasi
County Courthongs
Ala
Walsing
G. E. Unarmann
Linid House
Local Contest Seeks Entries From Readers
A 1847 era newspaper note announces a writing competition. Judges will select winners and publish the names of the authors and the winning piece. Entries must be submitted to local council members including J. Valigee Johnson and Mrs. H. Grape before the stated deadline.
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Alceprao
Frictien
J. Valigee Johnson
Mirs
H. Grape
Veil
Paul Batty Re. Howard
Elwin
Local Birth Announcements Chronicle January Dated Listings
A series of birth notices from families in diverse towns dated mid January. Includes names of parents and newborns, with minimal details on parental backgrounds and locations such as Jensen, Zion, Rangely, and data points like January dates and gender indications.
Lyceum Numbers Slated Here February 14 24
February lyceum program announced by Anitsih high school principal H N Lundell features two musical numbers and a quartets first appearance in Verne. Jan and Michel Cherniavsky, renowned performers, are highlighted as part of the lineup.
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Lyceum
Aintsih High’ School
Pereiey
H. N. Lundell
Jan
Michel Cherniavsky
Paca Yeni
Biel
Fis
Uintah Stake Announces Tentative February Conference Plan
A tentative plan for the Uintah Breke quarterly conference was announced by Stake President Johnson Smith. The event is set for February and will include the usual Basin meetings and related sessions on Saturday and Sunday, with arrangements for church members and attendees.
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EDA
Uintah Breke
le Johnson
Smith Vel
Orient
Uintah County Officials Discuss Program on DDT Use
In Uintah County a meeting was held to discuss proposed federal farm loan programs and the use of DDT. Officials and local leaders, including Andon Vee and Byron Godda, exchanged views on regulation and potential implementation.
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Uintah County
Beonopers
Wil
Uin
Ivan Aortas
Byron
Centennial Utah Symphony tickets set for Uintah Basin
Utah symphony appearance at a Duchesne and Uintah county centennial event will feature 500 seats sold to residents with 00 remaining for nonresidents. Early previews offer students matinee access, and tickets run 26 cents with an eye toward fairness and statewide support.
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Unt Tabernacle
Uintah Basin
Ofaheatra
Duchesne
Uintah County
Merny Daebesne Conty
Mersal
Gale
Jein
Src
Playa
Stete C
Wyoming to Work on Highway Into Utah
Commissioner E. D. Crip announced a new contract let for highway work into Utah. The project aims to connect Green River and Uintah Basin routes toward Wyoming while protecting river interests and avoiding the Uintas. Local officials and residents prepare for travel and disruption as crews move toward completion.
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Wyoming
Utah
Geeta
Linping Weltit
E. D. Crip
Uintah Basin
Green River
Linwood Qua Shottle
Manila
Her
Uintas
Verbal proposal for Vernal airport program expansion
A garbled OCR item discusses a proposed program at Vernal airport involving testing and assurance of federal plan support. It mentions temperature related analyses and operations aimed at developing a commercial program, with references to classification and present operations at the facility. The text is fragmented and lacks clear dates or entities.
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Pal
Airport Airport Aring
Sit Ter
Ithe
Ivesocal Assurance Veta
Sféderal Plana
Polio Foundation Meeting Highlights March Support
A fragmented note from a March meeting outlines Dimes and Polio Foundation efforts, citing a 50,000 dollar contribution and fundraising results. Several garbled phrases reference Utah, national health work, and recognition of supporters, with mentions of a machine used for a demonstration and a speaker named Heth Shea.
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Pinna
Ulaigh
Utah
Tare
Bente
Yu Foundation
Blue Cross Enrollment's Set for County Wide Plan
A county meeting heard Blue Cross Enrollment has feasible support to enroll county residents in a Blue Cross plan on a county wide basis for small groups. Hospital representatives noted payments for Blue Cross services would be provided to member hospitals and that a 1947 plan outlines coverage. Residents who covered bills last year would retain their membership with premiums and hospital care benefits under the plan.
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Mrz Wink
Blue Cross
Frei Ping 7
Joral
Hive Cross
Nording
Crossihershin
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