Vernal Club Notes Lodge Luncheon and Community Events
The Vernal Society held its monthly Business and Professional Women luncheon at Mrs George Johnston’s home with Miss Gwen Hansen reading a story by Franscis Noyes Hart. Relief Society and Lilami association gatherings followed with musical numbers, literature lessons, and a luncheon for twelve. The Faculty Women's League met with a Time Machine reading and a three course meal, and the Junior Girls Elde party featured games and a marshmallow roast with lessons by Mrs Arthur Manwaring.
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George Johnston
Gwen Hansen
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Franscis Noyes Hart
Edith Cooper
Lucy Rackham
Helen Schaefermeyer
Even Hansen
Louise Jorgensen
Besle Neel Meck Walker
Ire White
Lola Christensen
Blanche Smith
Annis Johnston
Pearlsenafter
Uintah State Bank
Relief Society
Second Ward’ Relief Society
Arthur Mannating
Wilford Bastian
Charles A Hiatch
Wm 2 Deadle
Ww S Henderson
George F Walker
Miia Walker
Archie Rocks
Wm Kanistanaux
Faculty Women's Teague
Faculty Womens League
Enola Noble
Ruth Hall
H G Wells
Marecel Sideway
Gwen West
LaVere Petty
Beth Ashworth
Marguerite Colton
Grace MecConkKie
Helen Cock
Edith Young
Muriel
Wallis
Ruth Hart
Noble
Ellen Davis
Hazel
Cannon
Ogden
Mia
Valeske Barnes
Misa Btella Stevens
Mra Arthur Manwaring
Roosevelt Standard Editor Named Director of Utah State Press Association
New officers were elected January 12 at the thirty seventh annual Utah State Press convention in Salt Lake City. J A Owens of Provo Horalg was named president for 1935, with W Warner Mitchell of Tarowan Times as vice president, Hendrick Romeyn as executive secretary, and Charles W K Saxton, Alex Ho Rollé, and George H Harrison named to the executive committee.
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Utah State Press
Newhouse
Salt Lake City
J A. Owens
Provo Horalg
W Warner Mitchell
Tarowan Times
Hendrick Romeyn
Printing Code of Utah
Charles W. K Saxton
Kaysville Reflex
Alex Ho Rollé
Fron County Record
George H Harrison
Standard
Kansas City heroines help tame birthday cake mouse
Dorothy Lee Miller and Carol Elizabeth Long from Kansas City are praised for bravery at a 1934 President’s birthday party. They fought off a mouse to prevent a stampede, a feat cited as neighborly heroism amid 600 similar parties nationwide on January 30. The events raise funds for infantile paralysis and prevention research, with over 4 million expected attendees and assurances no mice will be invited.
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Dorothy Lee Miller
Carol Elizabeth Long
Kansas City
Kansas
Enid Heteh Resumes Studies After Appendicitis
Enid Heteh, who recently underwent appendicitis surgery, has recovered sufficiently to resume her studies at Uintah High School.
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Enid Heteh
Uintah High Scheol
Siting Bull Spotted Among Western Tourists on Vacation
A weary guide at a Western reservation museum remarks that a tall Indian by himself is Siting Bull, making a playful misidentification as a vacationing visitor while a tourist conference unfolds. The scene captures lingering curiosity and humor in a travel setting.
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Pulde
Johnsons celebrate Emma Johnsons seventy fourth birthday
Relatives gathered at Emma Johnsons home last Monday to mark her seventy fourth birthday with a evening of songs and music. Gifts were exchanged and a lunch served as family members from the Valley attended.
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Emma Johnson
Measles Surge and Local Notes from the Ward
Dozens of measles cases appear in the ward with several families quarantined including James Holfeltz Louis Hodgkinson Stephen Perry Arevie Roper and Ivan Batty. Mrs Cita Alexandra and Mrs William Clerk show slow improvement. A trimming of the news recounts a tricycle accident and a snowbound horseman’s ordeal with elk damage in Lewis Allen country amid heavy snowfall.
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James Holfeltz
Louis Hodgkinson
Stephen Perry
Arevie Roper
Ivan Batty
Cita Alexandra
William Clerk
Ereksor
Nelief Eoci
Leonard Perry
Pamela Batty
Joan Batty
Lawrence Wardie
Myron Perry
First Funeral in New Ashley Ward Chepal Held for Mother of Six
Mrs Nina Atwood Hall 91 died Tuesday after a heart collapse at Valley hospital. Funeral services were held in the Ashley ward chapel with Bishop Alma Preece directing. A ladies chorus performed and speakers included William H Siddowly and Walter Woolley. Interment followed at Maeser cemetery with pallbearers Marion Hall Clyde Hall Floyd Hall Everett Alexander Merle Campbell Ernest Caldwell.
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Mires
John Jorgensen
Bus Hatch
Ernest Eaton
Bay Hatch
Walter Woolley
Bishop Preece
John Hodgkinson
Maeser
Marion, Clyde
Floyd Hall
Everett Alexander
Merle Campbell
Ernest Caldwell
County Game Warden Snowed In Near Brush Creek Mountain
Floyd Noel county game warden reported he was snowed in near Basset Springs on Brush Creek mountain about 30 miles north of here. He attempted a horseback ride from Lewis Allen draw to Vernal in a storm and his progress was halted.
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Lewis Allen
Versnal
Wyoming
Noel
Lewis Allen Country
McKee Draw
Floyd Noel
Basset Springs
Brush Creek Mountain
What Our Legislative Delegation Has Accomplished at the Capitol
Statewide industry debates tax policy as bills to raise and lower taxes move through the hopper. A Senate committee on revenue and taxation plans early talks with the state tax commission, signaling a clash over proposed measures. Analysts expect some tax increases and likely reductions, with results uncertain for the next two years.
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State Tax Commission
Senate Committee On Revenance
Funeral Services Held for Grace Slaugh
Funeral services for Grace Slaugh were held with speakers noting her community contributions and high school honors. Grace, valedictorian of Uintah High School’s 1932 class, earned the Business and Professional Women’s scholarship and worked as an office clerk at Uintah High School, with former colleagues praising her spirit and influence. The service included selections by a Naples choir and Elaine Goodrich Wallace Calder.
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Uin
Tah High Schoo
Grace
Business and Professional Womens
Uaac
Uintah High School
Notte
Naples
Ards
Elaine Goodrich Wallace Calder
Slauzh
Merk Hall
Crace
Mountain snow depths rise after January storm
The January 17 to 18 storm greatly increased mountain snow totals. Readings show Moon Lake at Yellowstone Ranger Station 7600 ft with 1 inch, Paradise Park on Mosby Mt 4 feet, McKee Draw 3 to 4 feet, Green Lakes 17 inches, Manila CCC camp 6209 ft practically no snow, and Nebekers Fench in Conner Basin no snow.
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Moon Lake CCC
Yellowstone Ranger Station
Paradise Park
Mosby Mt
McKee Draw
Green Lakes
Lewis Allen
Manila CCC
Sheep Creek
Nebekers Fench
Conner Basin
Forest Fire Hazard Seen by Ashley National Forest Supervisor
Supervisor J O Brewer warns fire danger could be serious next summer without more winter precipitation. He notes low snowfall in the UWinish Basin versus last year, reports livestock range scarcity, and highlights CCC camps at Moonlake, Marla, and Duchesne aiding fire control, road work, timber improvement, and the Moonlake irrigation canal project.
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Cgden
J O Breweart
Ashley National Forest
Forest Service
Ife
Uwinish Basin
Ashley Forest
CCC
Moonlake
Marla
Stewart
Duchesne
US 8S Reclamation Service
Deseret News
Naturalization Dates Set for Uintah Applicants
Judges Abe Turner and Martin Larson ordered that Uintah naturalization matters be held Monday August 26 1935 at 2 pm.
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Abel Turner
Martin 21 Larson
Uintah
Vernal Burial Honors Local Resident Crace
Crace was born in Vernal December 22 1014 to George Albert Slaugh and Rachel Goodrich. She died recently and is survived by her father three sisters Nellie Simuin Gladys Jacobson and Fern Slaugh and five brothers Frank Leonard Albert Stanley Owen Slaugh all of Vernal and many relatives friends. The funeral and burial took place in Vernal with pallbearers named Frank Leonard Albert Stanley Owen Slaugh and Mark Hall Crace.
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Frank
Leonard Albert
Stanley
Owen Slaugh
Mark Hall Crace
Vernal
George Albert Slaigh
Rachel Goodrich
Nellie Simuin
Gladys Jacobson
Fern Slaugh
Verna
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