Commissioners Head to State WPA for Projects Approval
The Union County commissioners and County Engineer Leon P. Christensen plan a trip to Breve and Bee Lake to seek approval for seven WPA projects stalled in the county. The effort aims to resume work for many idle laborers amid favorable weather. WPA funding will be used to support local projects and teams as negotiations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniton County
Balt Lake
Theos
Leon P. Christensen
Bee Lake
Vernal Citizens Inspect Local CCC Camp Visit
Vernal residents joined a Saturday camp inspection led by Harold Ax Lundell and Rev Willard Spence. The group praised cleanliness and order, noted drainage work linking to Vernal sewer lines, and heard updates from Captain Peterson and educational director Morris.
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Petro
Ml Vernal
Ilarold Aix Lundell
Uintan High School
Willard” Spence
Kingsbury Community Church
P. L Cowan
MST
RW. Tom
George Hickslim
Eddle Riker
CCC
Captain Horn
Peterson
Fort Sponging
Feterson
Mr. Morris
Bridgeland Oj
Morris
Reader Collesten
Verenike City
Spence
Trev Spence
Arisona
CCO
Ohler
Joe Vincent
Mike Lesnark
Edward I. Ohler
Yorn
Artend
Fort Douglas
Crimes
Torn
Friday Schedule Promises Varsity League and Ghosts Exhibition
Duchesne meets Roosevelt while Altamont faces Uintah in a regular league game. At 8 p m the Bronx City Iowa Negro Ghosts headline, with Fuzzy Evans and Hood leading a fast mapped lineup. Coach Davia will rotate second string for Altamont and keep first string for the Ghosts. The Ghosts feature flash Hood and Simmons, plus Wilkison and Wickman, known for trick passes and clowning. Uintah high games recently saw Fighting Uintahs edge Cardox Giants in Carbon county.
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Uintah
Altamont
Bronx City
Iowa
Negro Ghosta
Davia
Altamont Hoopeters
Negro Ghosts
Iottle
Evans
Peta Hood
Columbus University
Flash
Hoods
Quitcase
Simmons
Les Wilkison
Gimmons
Hood
Tosa
Tridell Man John Nash Found Dead in Bed Friday
John Nash sixty unmarried and living with his sister Barah Darling was found dead in his Tridell home Friday from a heart collapse. County officers and Dr WK Tullock noted no sign of struggle. Funeral services were Sunday at the Tridell ward chapel with Bishop Morrill presiding. Speakers were Thomas J Lill ingford and O D Bartlett. Interment followed in Verehal City cemetery with pallbearers Ent Gada, Steve Anderson, J L Kitchen, Ted Darling, Eart Darling and Jesse Jenkins.
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John. Nash
Barah Darling
Tridell
Saa
WK. Tullock
Henaa
Robert
Henry
Frank
Nash
Tridell Ward
LeRoy Morrill
Owen Goatrich
Eang
Jesus
Thomas J Lllingford
O DB Bartlett
J T Wilson
Gada
Steve Anderson
Kitchen Ted Darling
Eart Darling
Jesse Jenkins
Vere Hal City
Ouray Valley Resettlement Project Oked
Preliminary approval of resettlement work at Leota and Sheppard Bottonspear in Ouray Valley is announced by Blate Director Brett. Engineer Winter Smith from Berkeley will outline proceedings for these and other Utah projects. The Green River project seeks 200000 dollars for settler return and eight other resettlement plans are under consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A& Re
Leota
Sheppard
Davis named director at Utah Woolgrowers convention
J C Davis was named director of the Utah Woolgrowers Association at the convention held in Salt Lake City. Jorgen Sen was re elected president. Delegates opposed Taylor act grazing fee rules and land classifications, while F Ko Carpenter defended the federal grazing plan. Funeral services for James Coltharp will be held in Vernal after his death at age 72.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Che Days
Utah Woolgrowers
Utah Salt Lake City
M Jorgensen
Ealing
Salt Lake
Ko Carpenter
Taylor
Coltharp
Grand Junction
Cole
Monta Tis
James
Nimst
Utah
Cate
Vernal Gun Club Appropriates Funds for Riot and Magazines
At a Monday meeting presided by President J Q Stewarts, the Vernal Gun and Rifle Club voted to appropriate 125 dollars for the annual riot planned for July, likely at Lion Springs last 4th of July. An additional amount funded fishing and hunting magazines for the club rack at the Public Library, with renewals and new subscriptions noted. The annual election of officers will be held next Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J QO Stewsart
Lion Springs
County Officers Attend Convention at Salt Lake City
County officers returned to their labors after attending the thirteenth annual convention of county officials in Salt Lake City last week. Attending were Commissioners Will L. Johnson John W. Weaver and John G Bolton County Clerk F L Noel County Assessor Lester Bingham County Treasurer Martin W Curtis and Deputy Recorder Golda Massey J W Oilman chairman of the Utah county board of commissioners was elected president. Sixteen resolutions were adopted and others will be sent to legislative committees for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Wills L. Johnson
John W Weaver
John G Bolton
Noel
Lester Bingham County
Maretin W Curtis
Golda Massey
J W Oilman
Utah County Board of Commissioners
Whiterocks Boy Killed by Runaway Horses at Home
Mont Segura eight year old son of Antonio and Clarissa Segura of Whiterocks died Saturday when a team of runaway horses dragged him nine miles after breaking loose near Farm Creek. His brother Erratunis, who rode with him, urged him to jump as the wagon accelerated. Mont, born February 12 1928 at Roosevelt, was taken to Roosevelt but died. He leaves parents and siblings Kathleen Jane Dzratanis Lois Geraldine and homes.
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Mont Segura
Antonio Segura
Whiterocks
Erratunis
Faratunis
Mont
Roosevelt
Fey
Farm Creek
Clarissa Segura
Kathleen
Jane
Dzratanis
Lois
Geraldine
Homes
Tridell Farmer Supports County Bounty Plan
Uintah County commissioners seek public opinion on bounty fund expenditure for coyotes. Reports detail extensive livestock losses from coyotes in summer 1935 near Tridell, including sheep, chickens, and turkeys, with residents recounting nightly predation and near encounters with coyotes threatening flocks and individuals.
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Tridell Farmer
Werewal Express
Uintah County
Frank Huber
Sarah E Harvey
Morrll
Bartletts
Goodrich
Settle
Mement
Misa Velora
Ross
Tridell
Pego Iver
Alterra Quintet Triumphs Over Duchesne In Fast Game
Alterra high school opened its third year with a 32 to 20 win over Duchesne in district cage action at Duchesne. Wiscombe paced the visitors with a 11 point effort as Duchesne forward Goff scored 11. The article highlights Alterra’s new facilities, staff, and growing community role, noting improvements such as plumbing, heating, landscaping, and strong programs in agriculture and music.
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Alterra High School
Norie
Duchesne
Duchesne’ S High
Wiscombe
Goff
Alterra
Coueines
Reed Marshill
Muah ‘Arney
Norcheme
Morrill
McOnd
Roosevelt High
Jesse Wallinger
Fayera
Raymond Wiscombe
Jack Alfred
Delayed Takeover of Old Uintah Toll Bridge Probed
Glison Asphaltum Co manager Sfomer D Ford and Attorney Edith R Lawrence Cooper met Uintah county commissioners to discuss county takeover of the Uintah Stallway toll bridge between Jensen Bird Watson and Whitey River. Proposal from the county board will be sent to Gilson Asphaltum for approval. Maintenance of the road remains a contract term and tolls would cease if the bridge becomes county property. Gilson Asphaltum failed to give six months notice under 1929 contract, causing the delay planned for January 1, 1938. Operators may meet six months notice if an agreement is reached.
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Gilson Asphaltum Company
Funeral Services Held for Infant Marvin L Calder
Brief services were held Saturday afternoon at 2 at the home of Mrs. N J Hansen for day-old Marvin Lewis Calder son of Neldon and Pearl Calder. The cause of death was an esophageal obstruction. Puller Remington spoke, prayers by Dr Calder, benediction by Charles Colton, music by Mrs Jorgensen and Mr Lundell. Interment followed in Vernal city cemetery with grave dedication by Wallace Calder. Survived by parents, grandparents Mr and Mrs Wallace Calder and Mr and Mrs Lewis Endicott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N J Hansen
Marvin Lewis Calder
Neldon Calder
Puller Remington
Calder
Charles Colton
Mra
John Jorgensen
Jorgensen
NI M Lundell
Vernal City
Wallace Calder
Netdon’ Calder
Pearl Endicott Calder
Lewis Exicott
Congregational Community Church Sunday Schedule
The Congregational Community Church lists Sunday morning events with Sunday School in the morning and worship service led by Rev Willard Bpence at 10 o'clock. The notice provides service times and names associated with the church program.
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O'Clocld
Morniny
Willard Bpence
Scouters Plan District Activity Program and Debts
Uintah district scouters held their regular monthly meeting with most troops represented. Debts, district rally planning, and a March scout rally were discussed. Loy Scout school day is set for Feb 10, and recommitment day for Feb 8.
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Scouters Plan
Uintah
Iva Eames
Wantion
Uintah County
Bic
Hay L. Lil- Plang
Marchlywhite
State Farm
Loy
Seout
Richard Jensen
YF Lambert
Property Owners May Get Sale Postponement
A letter dated Jan 7 to County Treasurer Martin W Curt from a state tax commission member outlines a postponement option for final tax sale. Property owners may delay the May 1996 sale by paying all taxes and charges from 1928 through 1931 plus penalties and interest. upon payment, owners must notify the treasurer for a postponement receipt.
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Martin W Curt
Uintah stake holds quarterly conference schedule
The Uintah stake convenes its regular quarterly conference on Sunday February 9 with meetings at 10 a.m 2 p.m and 7 20 p.m in the Brack Tabernacle Vistora from Salt Lake City will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah Stake
Brake Tabernacle Vistora
Bult Lake City
Jensen 1935 rainfall report records weather at Jensen
Henry J Chatwin, observer of weather records at Jensen, filed a 1935 precipitation report noting 6.05 inches for the year, below 1934. April was exceptionally wet with 198 inches? trace in June, October and December. July and August each had 0.84 inches. There were 102 clear days, 52 partly cloudy and 101 cloudy. The most clear days occurred in June and September with 21 days each.
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Henry J Chatwin Cooperative
Jenrenk
Jensen
India
Marriages Forward Filnes and Nellie Dean of Vernal
Twenty years ago PS b odd Sy HHA Ho SoE. Marriages forward Filnes and Nellie and Dean, both of Vernal, James A Marshall of Lapoint and Ive Zorn Jarrell of Vernal. A baby girl born to Supt. jana Mrs. Earle Thompson. Dr O Donnell delivers the goods. Telegram from San Diego notes a ten pound girl born to Mrs Zinkie.
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Forward Filnes
Nellie & Dean
Nat James A Marshall
Lapoint
Ive
Zorn Jarrell
J Meagher
Jana
Earle Thompson
Odonnell
San Diego
Zinkie
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Cardox Giants
WPA
J. H. Coltharp
Second Ward Chapel
Vernal
Uintah Alterra, Bue
Ouray Valley
Oked
J. C. Davis
Utah Woolgrowers’ Association
Vernal Gun Club
Alterra High
Mierra
Alterra Quintet
Youngs
Hollinger
Smith-Hughes
Future Farmers of America
Seph Crane
Alterra, High
Dee Cox
TRE 'Wiscond
Jb Allred
Houston O Jc
Fg. McKee
E Martis
Rf Walitquist
C. Cc
Allred
Puneral
Marvin L. Calder
Congregational Community
Jeusert
Naples
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