Sheepmen Gather in Vernal for Management School
Uintah Woolgrowers meet in Vernal Utah Tuesday to discuss sheep and wool industry issues. Clift McCoy says sessions cover changing economy land use leases economic management, marketing, diseases, feeding, and national programs with experts Nus Keetch assisting both sessions at 10 am and 1 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah County
Gay Woldhouse
Penant
Utah Sinta University
Wxtension Bervide
Iain
Nus- Aell Keetch
Wehool
Tridell Explorers Lose First Game to Lapoint
The Tridell Explorers opened their season with a 28 to 15 loss to Lapoint on Monday night. Local notes report Floyd Dartlett of the U of U visiting, families from Salt Lake City and Provo, and various moves and visits among area residents.
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Tridell
Tridell Explorers
Lorna McKeo
Explorers
Lapoint
Floyd Dartlett
U of U
Dennis Goodrich
Salt Lake City
Darrell Goodrich
Lorin
Reed McKees
Elko
Nevada
Lula Mullins
Max
Keith Mullins
Salt Lake
Farrell Simmons
Roosevelt Hospital
Glen Morrill
Elmond Wilson
Glade
Beryl
Merkley
Laren Toss
Craig Ross
Ray Duckwalter
Phyllis Campbell
BYU
Provo Belluf Society
Theora Warren
Vida McKee
Verpal
Brent Morrill
Grem
Calils Morrill
Harrison
Vernal
Alan Hematreet
Keren McKee
Farrell Sitmons
Jay Marve
Clearfield
Gene Wallace
Mignon Harvey
Rhetta
Oren
Conference schedule and leadership appointments announced
Sunday sessions and stake meetings listed for the YMMIA ward and stake leadership positions including Sunday School oversee rships. The program shows stake tabernacle gatherings with Mutual sessions at 7 30 pm and 2 pm, musical selections by the conjoint First and Fifth Ward choirs conducted by Max G Abbott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ymmia
Max G. Abbott
Gilsonite Firm Replaces 40 Local Workers After Layoff
About 40 men temporarily laid off by American Gilsonite Co. at Donanza are back at work. The revival of the operation is noted as playing an important role in the area's economy, with the report appearing Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Gilsonite Co
Donanza
Gilsonite
Funeral for Lydia Wall held at Jensen Ward chapel
Lydia Maila Chatwin Wall 00 died Sunday evening. Funeral services conducted at Jensen Ward chapel with Aryll Dudley officiating. Burial in Jensen cemetery under Vernal Mortuary. Pallbearers were family members. Flowers and luncheon arrangements noted.
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Lydia Wall
Tu Jensen Chapel
Lydia Maila Chatwin Wall
Owen
Main
Jensen Ward
Aryll Dudley
Darwin Snow
Naomi Dudley Driver
Smith
Wall
Goin
Gerald Caldwell
Caldwell
Archie Johnson
Moroni Moon
Dewayne
Douglas Wall
Ernest Melco
Howard Cowan
Elbert
Douglas Meeks
Jensen Cemetery
Camp Escalante DUP Holds Monthly Meet
Camp Escalante DUP convened its January gathering at Marynell Snow’s home with Captain Blanche Wilkins in charge. Songs, a history reading on the old Chase Mill, and a Pioneer Book update were shared. 13 tables received refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice -Barrison
Vera Snow
Marynell Snow
Alice White
Maxine Massey
Margaret Caldwell
Cssie Haslem
Letters to Editor Thanking Vernal Express for support
Wayhe K. Bullock, secretary of the Vernal Junior Chamber of Commerce, thanks the Vernal Express staff for contributing time and free space to promote the Christmas season and its success.
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Vernal Express
Wayhe K. Bullock
Vernal Junior Chamber of Commerce
CAP News Meeting Sets Cadet Growth and Renovation
CAP meeting on January 20 reports 12 cadets and 7 seniors attended. Wing orders require at least 16 seniors in squadron. Vernal unit aims for 18. New year plans include expanded flying and service. Lt Bruce Watkins presents a $35,000 GAP building spend over two years with roof, interior, and windows improved. Lt Karl Bancroft led the renovation, Bill Daugherty supplied 1000 gallons of fuel oil. Members may use the building for work or study. it is warm and clean.
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Gybadron
Aiyone
Miles McCinlay
Dwayne Anderson
Bruce Watkins
Oper
Karl Bancroft
Bill Daugherty
C.A.P
Scout program session outlines youth growth through guiding patrols
The presentation explains Cub to Exploring Scouting from three viewpoints the boy the leader and the parents. It shows how Scouting activities foster growth from Cub through Boy Scouts via guide patrols and explores policies for 11 year old scouts. Attendance across three sessions is required for graduation with a 50 cent university of Scouting registration fee mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guide
University of Scouting
Farnsworth
LAPOINT Fireside Slides Bring Europe to Local Chapel
A Sunday fireside at the chapel showcased LAPOINT slides from Europe including Germany Jerusalem Arabia and Israel presented by Mr and Mrs Bernard Cochran The event followed by MIA service notes Cochran family travels and plans to return Mrs Cochran will come back when school ends Also mentions Barbara Nyberg great grandmother and multiple local visits and social activities across Vernal Roosevelt and Roosevelt area with several households hosting events and a primary training class update.
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Germany
Jerusalem
Arabia
Israel
Bernard Cochran
Lynch
MIA
Europe
Cochran
John Mair
Lille Bigelow
Jessie Numeyer
Dawn Sluber
Carma Hacking
Elizabeth Harrison
Stan Robins
Jim Chivers
Steward Norlrocks
Lewis
Mable Jenkins
Mer Uorrocks J
Carolyn Jenkins
Roosevelt
Rile Wackburn
Marvey Lee
Charley Taylor Sr
Mack McNickel
Johnny Lambert
Stoosevelt
Lapoint
Dustin-Murray family visit to Denver planned
Me and Mrs Lee Dustin plan a Denver trip Monday to spend a week visiting Mr and Mrs Charley Murray. Murray is a brother of Mrs Dustin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Dustin
Denver
Charley Murray
Mr. Murrey
Dustin
Moon Lake Leads Utah Coop Electrification Push
Moon Lake plans a 4 million dollar expansion to establish 60 000 volt lines from Nangely to Talmage and extend to the Yellowstone hydro plant while a 15 256 000 REA loan was recently approved. The cooperative aims to bring electric service to non electrified areas as private power firms retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Waal
Yhen
Ayalem
Yuna
Nangely
Talmage
Yellowstone
Martlden
Jon
Wade W Calder Tonored Thurs At Funeral Rites
Funeral services were held at noon today in Salt Lake City for Wade Whitlock Calder 42 a former Vernal resident who died Monday after a heart attack. Born April 2 1915 in Vernal he was son of Rebeau and Stella Calder. He married Josephing Dowd and worked as an accountant for Kaiser Construction Co at Arco Idaho and with the Utah State Tax Commission. A World War I veteran he lived at 161 Canyon Side Salt Lake City prior to death. Survivors include widow son and several relatives.
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SD South Temple
Salt Lake City
Wade Whitlock Calder
Vernal
Salt Lake
Mr Calder
Rebeau
Stella Whitlock Calder
Tlugh
Wace W
Calder
Josephing Dowd
Kaiser Construction Co
Arco
Idaho
Utah
Canyon Side
Mathew
Clement W
Robert Slyde Wilson
George W. McDonald
Denver
State BPW Officers Visit Vernal Club Resolutions Show
Miss Ada Durt State DEW President Lyle Cardall and Adelyn Lon gan from Ft Dur thesne were visitors at the BEW social meeting on January 15 at Mrs Francis Lenox home. Program led by J A Odle featured Russia with focus on people living conditions and facts. fourth country studied this year after France India England. Next month Germany to be studied.
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Ada Durt
Lyle Cardallist
Batt Lake City
Adelyn Longan
Ft. Durthesne
BEW
Francis Lenox
Lenox
Marvey Christensen
Lee Murray
Ann Bruce
J. A. Odle
Russia
Art
France
India
Ingland
Germany
Fire destroys Roogeye Flower Shop and damages home
A Monday fire in Roogeye destroyed Jtloorevelt's only floral shop and caused 10 000 to 15 000 dollars in damage. Firemen prevented spread to nearby home of owner Jack Rasmussen and his family escaped. The blaze, likely from an overheated furnace, burned the shop at the corner of Sth Rast and Highway 40, with three hours of efforts to extinguish.
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Jtloorevelt
Sth Rast
Highway 40
Lam
Eddie Welsman
Tam
Jack Masmussen
Raosmussen
Fie
Miremen
Mr. Tasmussen
AML
Mr. Rasmussen
Flowera
Highway Signs Planned for Tourist Areas in Utah
Project funds inUtah aim to place highway signs at strategic points to read a Washington office letter requesting up to 2 000 copies of the Vernal brochure and Dinosaur hunting license for distribution abroad. Road meetings are planned between Uintah and Grand county commissions to discuss a through highway. Population gains reported show Utah up 235 percent from 1950 to 1957 vs national 13 percent. Uintah 125 percent while Duchesne declined 3 percent. Visitors included Ntew of India, Ron Garrison, Ralph Chew, Ralph Taylor, Marion Ross of Moon Lake Electric, and Lee Stark architect for Dinosaur National Monument.
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Glenn Canyon
Goree
Ken Sowards
US Office of Information
Washington
D. C
Uintah
Grand County
Utah
Uintah County
Duchesne County
Mr Ntew
India
Ron Garrison
Ralph Chew
Ralph Taylor
Marion Ross
Moon Lake Electric
Lee Stark
Asrchitect
Dinosaur National Monument
Dinah the Dinosaur Ad Program for Vernal Tourism
The plan envisions Dinah the Dinosaur as the symbol for a tourism push in Vernal. About 100000 picture postal cards would be printed at $850, plus a 20 minute color film costing $4000 to promote regional visits and weekend trips. Early reports cite a return of up to $125 in tourist business per $1 spent and $6 in tax take per dollar. Salt Lake agency ideas were considered, with a local tourism group possibly formed under the Ute Chamber of Commerce.
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Dinah
Dinosaur
Vernal
Salt Lake
Ute Chamber of Commerce
4 H E S A ?
The Jensen Helter Livestock Club met Monday evening at Penny Mursray's home with about 20 members. President Lana Peterson presided and Ross Snow shared ideas on record keeping and feeding stock for best gains. Plans were made for a skating party on Feb 1. Refreshments were served and the meeting adjourned. The club's first Livestock tour is set for Thursday Dec 26 1957 with 22 members and total livestock counts of pigs and calves.
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Better Livestock Club
Doyd Snow
Neporter Jensen
Jensen
Helter Livestock Club
Penny Mursray
Lana Peterson
Ross Snow
Club Studies Spotlighted Countries At February Meeting
Lub members study nations in the spotlight with all members participating. State Officers praised the year's program. Mise Burt and Mrs Cordall flew Frontier Airlines to Salt Lake City for the meeting and returned the same day. Next meeting set for February 15 at the First Security Bank Naom.
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Lub
Mise Burt
Mra
Cordall Lew
Frontier Airlines
Salt Lake City
Naom
Court News Fourth Judicial Mistelet Court
Court actions heard on Tuesday January 7 at Unto County Courthouse before Judge Iron Rt Tuelvatt. Cases include State of Utah v Glenn Pittman for bad check continued to January 21. Utah v Ray Burgen for bad check continued to February 4. Utah v Alma Kent Bentley for auto homicide referred to Adult Probation Board. Basin Collection Service v Howard Harrison and Marva Harrison counts 1 2 and 6 dismissed with prejudice and judgement on other counts for plaintiff. Goldie LaDean Telols v Stanley Echols divorce decree granted to plaintiff. Alex Gardner v Dettye Stackler $4 000 and costs awarded to plaintiff. Estates: Martha Weeks letters of administration granted bond $4 000 with Tred E Weeks appointed administrator. Elmer Suber probate of will administrator Erya Huber Roy Huber without bond. Franz Q Lundberg continued to January.
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Stanley Echols Dafault
Alex Gardner
Dettye Stackler
Martha Weeks
E. Weeks
Elmer Suber
Will Erya Huber
Roy Huber
Franz Q Lundberg
Local Girls Appear on TV in Hollywood
Pat Sutton Marva Oaks Myrna Kay and Elaine Massey appeared on the TV show Meet the People last week. The four girls are undergoing three months of training to be stewardesses at the Central Airlines College in Hollywood California.
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Pat Sutton
Marva Oaks
Myrna Kay
Elaine Massey
Central Airlines College
Hollywood
California
Red Cloud Bowmen Hold Dinner Meeting
Red Cloud Bowmen held a pot luck dinner meeting on January 15 at the local Guard Armory. President Jim Doast conducted the session where active members gathered to settle important club questions.
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Red Cloud Bowmen
Guard
Jim Doast
Powell and Gray couple repeat vows in Roseburg Idaho
The notice reports the marriage of Alte t8 Tall Gray of Roseburg Oregon to a son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Gray, with congratulations from Mr and Mrs John Payroll. The column also lists social visits, gatherings, and family events across the community including Sunday school outings, birthday surprises, and travels to Salt Lake City, Grand Junction, and Bale Lake for temple work.
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John Payroll
Alte T8
Gray
Roseburg
Oregon
Arthur Gray
Mary Cook
Og Nieller Society
Norma Wiswell
Jennia Haslem
Gracia Hirschpang
Max Aycock
Davis Merkley
Brush Creek
Merkley
Glen Davidson
Salt Lake
Ienry Lister
Ivan Peterson
James Short
Baby
Grand Junction
Albert Freestone
Salt Lake City
Dan Freed
Ernest Winkler
Vernal Hospital
Jackie Gardiner
Keith Merkley
J FP. Mahm
Dale Hathaway
St John
Kansas
Togs Larson
Ogden
Horace Caldwell
Keith Ericksen
Merrill Karren Niles Haslem
George Swett J
Regina Caldwell
Bale Lake
Indoor shoot planned at February club meeting
The club discussed and voted on old and new business. Mr and Mrs Ted Coulton were welcomed as new members. The next meeting will be an indoor shoot in February under Field Captain Ed Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Coulton
Ed Stewart
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Waynte Pickup
Randlett
Holgate
Arcadia
Clarence Ainricks
Rangely
M Hardin Nelson
Joe Malnar
Neola
Don Rider
Ray Brown
Wm Fieldsted
E E Urquhart
Uintah Basin
Warrison
Wade W. Calder
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Roogeye
Court News
Judicial Mistelet
Unto County
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Rt Tuelvatt
T.V
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Felix Gray
Mrs. Alma Prance
Simmons Scumberline Mattress PO Gig
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