Naples Undefeated as First Half Ends in Junior Basketball
Naples remains undefeated after routing Tridell 34 to 18 to finish the first half atop Uintah Stake junior league standings. Maeser First beat Vernal Second 38 to 10, Maeser Second defeated Vernal First 39 to 25, and Naples leads with a 6 1 record as round robin play continues at Uintah Stake Center.
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Theratake Center
The
Explorer
Lapoint
Naples
Acorest
Naples Maeser
Vernal
Fe Maeser
Atake Center
Laoint
Maeser
Macser
Uintah Stake
Roosevelt
UN Dofea
Tridell
Maeser Hirst
Maneser
Semtoniater
Gunes
Jensen
Thiel
Uintah
Tym
Maesert
Freestone operated at LDS Hospital in Salt Lake City
After a two week consultation with doctors in Salt Lake Mrs. James A Freestone entered the LDS Hospital for a major operation. Her husband Mr Freestone and other family traveled to Salt Lake City to be with her. Mrs Miller underwent an operation and is reported improved. Ernest Caldwell and Lee Adamson planned a trip to Mexico. Frank Burdette won in the Yampa Valley Speech Meet at Steamboat Springs. Funeral attendees from Artesia and surrounding towns are listed. illness prevented Bob Gov ern from attending.
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Salt Lake
James A. Freestone
LDS Hospital
Freestone
H. W. Howard
E.R. Lawrence Gooner
Georgia Miller
Salt Lake City
Ernest Caldwell
Lee Adamson
Mexico
Ee Fco
LD. & Disttiet
Artesia
Frank Burdette
Yampa Valley
Steamboat Springs
Frank
Franks
Rangely High School
Willis Bursdette
Annie Atwood
Robert Staley
Rangely
Joseph Murray
Altamront
Rex Pearce
Dan Clark
Bonanza
Melvin. Atwood
Rodney Schofield
Manila
Marvin Atwood
Rawlins
Wyo
Jack Atwood
Saratoga
Andrew Atwood
Lay
Colo
Jessie Dowden
Ft. Worth
Texas
Art Boren
Pat Lopez
Blaine Atwood
Lee Betts
Craig, Cole
Bob Govern
Craig
Annie Jane Atwood
Halph Siddowly
Ray E Spendrove
Rondo Sullivan
William B. Wallis
LaVell Manwaring
Chellus Caldwell
George Davis
Wocking
Shirley Slaugh
Kay Bullock
Mr. Davis
Archie McConkie
Vernal Memorial Park Cemetery
Arthur Boren
Andrew, Clifton
John Atwood
Angus Slaugh
Bud Price
Atwood
Ashley Valley
Joseph
Emma Robertson Smuin
George Gurr
Davis
Joseph P. Atwood
Vernal
Bi Horn
Woming Anen
Bages
Wyoming
Mr. Atwood
Tn Wamsutter
Naples
Alberta
Canada
Ramond
Cardston
Grays
Congress backs Upper Colorado storage project Likely Senate passage
Congress considered reclamation construction for the Upper Colorado storage fund included in a budget presented Monday. The Senate Interior Committee shows strong support with thirteen of fifteen Western members backing the irrigation and reclamation subcommittee chair, Sen Anderson. In the House Interior Committee, most members previously voted for the bill, leaving only two new votes needed to clear the 25-member panel as some members depart. Several Republicans and Democrats who opposed last year remain, while others have moved on to other assignments.
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Upper
Colorado
Congress
Senate Interior
Sen
Anderson
House
Interior Committee
James G Donovan
H Ot Gross
Iworge H. Bender
Ohio
Senate
Ken Regan
Tex
John P. Saylor
Pennsylvania
John R. Pilon
New York
Craig Hosmer
California
Leon O'Brien
Walter Rogers
Texas
James A. Haley
Florida
George A.shuford
North Carolina
Cheyenne
Wyo
Utah
Salt Lake City
New Mexico
Aqualantes
Farmington
N. M
Colorado River
West
Eisenhower
Hus
Window Rock
Arizona
Maeser 1st Ward Farewell Party At Chapel
A farewell party was held at the chapel Friday evening for the Lyle Glinesly family who are leaving the community. A large group enjoyed square dancing and pot luck. The Glines family and children will move to Salt Lake City for a time. Other notes mention Utah Pioneers meeting January 14 at Florence Brown’s home and new ward officers with Reva Bodily as secretary and Olive Hacking as lesson director.
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Caddie Oaks
Lyle Glinesly
Glines
Virgil Kilpack
Salt Lake City
Charles Ray
Ward Merkley
Jornbur
Laughters of
Utah Pioneers
Florence Brown
Lucy Lind
Mary Carroll
Reva McKee
Reva Bodily
Olive Hacking
Reva Boal
Ooliky
Jack Colton
Bishop Evans
Roosevelt
U. S. Service
Ahats
J. A. Timothy
Los Angeles
Calif
Donna
Stake
Stake Mutual
Our Mutual
Venna Goodrich
Clyde Wahlquist
Jay Searle Re-elected President For 1955 Vernal Ram Sale
Jay Searle was reelected president of the Vernal Ram Sale at the annual meeting, with Howard Williams named vice president and Clair Acord secretary. The 1955 sale date was set for October 11, with directors elected for three year terms and a plan to trade wool by micrometer. The event aims to improve Uintah County sheep quality and requires certification of ram fleece shearing dates.
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Jay Searle
Vernal Ram Sale
Jay Bearle
Vernal
Sale
Howard Williams
Clair Acord
Jack €. Turner
Roy Showalter
B. H. Atringhan
Channel of Commerce
Uintah
Paving Project on U S 40 Opens Bids in Utah
Utah State Road Commission in Salt Lake City invites bids by February 1 for seven miles of U S 40 paving from the Utah Colorado line westward. Project F 98 covers plant mix asphalt surface and three 20 foot concrete bridges, with 25 1700 tons of plant mix and 746 cubic yards of concrete among major quantities. Plans are on file in Salt Lake City and American Fork offices for review by prospective bidders.
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Utah-Colorado
Utah State Road Commission
Salt Lake City
State Road Commission
Salt Lake
Ts Dis
American Fork
Empire Issue Touts Colorado River Project in Special Edition
The Grand Junction Sentinel and Vernal Express issued a special edition urging river development. Editors Walker and Lockwood showcased flood and reservoir imagery to congress, governors, and business leaders, stressing western needs and the project’s importance. William Mason reflects on grief as a solemn note within the issue.
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Colorado River
Lashore Canyon
Congress
Pres Walker
Grand Junction
Sentinal
R. D. Lockwood
Chamber of Commerce
Knife and Fork Club to Host Expert on Soviet Russia
The Uintah Knife and Fork Club invites members to Motel Vernal this Saturday for a talk by a former Hungarian finance minister and Bradley University economist who spent seven months in Moscow. He will compare Soviet and Western systems, recount negotiations with Molotov and Mikoyan, and offer insights for current problems. The speaker, famed as an author and commentator, will share eye witness observations and a candid critique.
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America
Russia
Molotov
Mikoyan
Nyaradi
Central States
Crusade For Freedom
Moscow
New York
Saturday Evening P Ost
Fortune
Liberty
National Republic
Leland Adamson Heads County Red Cross Unit
Leland M. Adamson, Vernal Furniture and Appliance owner, was appointed 1955 American Red Cross chairman for Uintah County at a postmeeting Friday event at the Vernal City Office. He was elected as the drive approaches in March 1955. Secretary and treasurer were not named, with further officers to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland M. Adamson
Vernal
American Red Cross
Uintah County
Vernal City
Ueille Johnson
Red Cross
Paul M. Batty
Batty
Martin Curtis
Ruth Piper
First Aid
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E. J. 8. Jones
Fernal Auto Shop
Mr. Jones
Forti
Cedar City
Miss Mazen
Arden Jolley
Rev
Gordon
Mr. Call
Isla King
cAbout Town
Searle Electric
Electric
Mes. Green
Valley
Davis Chapel
Green
Latter-day Saint Church
Eliza Williams
Delta, Cole
Arlean Chivers
Alberta ‘Staugh
Evyln Richardson
Annette Smith
Cora Williams
Annie J. Atwood
U. S. 40
William Mason
Soviet
North Ard Wes
W. & Mann
Obeen
Frank Watkins
Eve Ashton
Washington, D. C
American Legion
Philadelphia
Irene Ross
Fund
Ray Nash
Home Service
Alvin Kay
Water Safe 3
Mary Fulmore
Blood
Nash
Cicero
Leland Adamson
Saltines Tiss
Swift Jewels
Pillsbury's
Cliff
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