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Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1956

Page

17

Junior Church Basketball Tourney Starts February First

The Division 14 Junior Church basketball tournament begins February 1 at Union High School, with Maeser First and Lanoint representing Ainish Stake. Teams from Roosevelt, Duchesne, and Moon Lake Stakes also compete as fans attend through Feb 1 2 and 4. Maeser First remains undefeated, edging Vernal Third 44 38 as Kenny Ashby nets 23. Final week features close games, exciting comebacks, and aims for an all church tournament in Logan.

Union High School Tocal Logan USAC Uintah Basin Maexer Vernal Maeser Vernal Third Kenny Ashby Glade Molfeltz Tridel Tridell Vernal Fifth Ward Glincs Glines Jensen Davis Ganre Billy Murrey Lapoint Reed Harrison Larry Burke Naples Fridell Bhi Walker Giines

Utah Oil Take Surpasses Two Million Barrels in 1955

Utah's 1955 oil production reached 2,144,477 barrels, a state record surpassing 1954 and 1953 levels. Daily output averaged 5,077 barrels, with November dipping to 135,144 barrels due to Salt Lake Pipeline’s 30 mile hookup. Red Wash and Ashley Valley fields led production in Uintah County as new fields and development wells boosted totals. 1956 outlook calls for 2.5 to 3 million barrels if exploration and discoveries in Paradox Basin continue.

Utah Utah Oil Report San Juan County Red Wash Pool Uintah County Salt Lake Pipeline Corporation Paradox Basin Ashley Valley Boundary Buttes Brennan Bottoms Cixeo Desert Creek Duchesne

Low Cost Trees Offered to Uintah County Farmers

Uintah County farmers can buy 1956 price hats for low cost trees from Utah State Agricultural College. Fourteen species including Ponderosa pine blue spruce Eastern red cedar and Douglas fir available through county agricultural agent Wm F Farnsworth or Extension forester Grant Harris. Orders requested by contacting Vernal office or Logan.

Uintah County Utah State Agricultural College Wm. F. Farnsworth Farnsworth Vernal Grant Harris Usac Extension Forester Logan

Oil News in Uintah and Grand County Wells and Tests

Oil industry items list multiple drilling locations in Uintah and adjacent counties, including Gulf Oil Corp operations and Standard Oil Co of California sites. Notes include depths, unit areas, test results, and contractor details. Also mentions a Green River discovery and a Houston area trip by a Utah-Colorado Gaz Co. executive.

New World Oil, Ltd Et al Ulntah County Powder Springs Federa Charles M. Jameson North Ouray Uintah County Company Tools Uinta Parmont Gulf Oil Corp. Et al Phillips Petroleum Co Johnson- Bunn Kerr McGee Drilling Co Idrig Red Wash Standard Oil Co. of California CNE Standard Oil Co Calif Agate Grand County Smith Moore Agate Cottonwood Agate No Morrison Brennan Federal Gulf Oil Corporation Brennan Bottoms

Seedling prices and distribution plan for Utah farms

The item lists high scores for several plant species and announces seedling prices from $1.50 to $400 per hundred postpaid, with about 150,000 trees and shrubs available to Utahns this spring. It notes sales restrictions in the price list circular and credits the Logan tree surgery program run by USAC Forest, Range, and Wildlife Management in cooperation with the U. S. Forest Service under the Clarlu McNary plan, naming multiple distributors and locations such as Kenny Ashby Maeser Ist and Floyd Bartlett Tridel.

Lombardy Kenny Ashby Maeser Farnily Case Gilnes Horrocks Bill Walker Naples Laird Johnson Norman Merrell USAC Gary Sutton Vernal Ralph McConktie Larry Burke U. S. Forest Service Floyd Bartlett Tridel Clarlu-McNary

Idav is California Trip and Local Social Notes

Bishop Slaugh and Eldon Billings left January 20 for a business trip to Banning California and will return this week. Mrs Ella Watkins Sunday School class held a house party at Mrs Paul Caldwell's home with games and refreshments. Mr and Mrs Thad Stringham and family visited the Charles Goodrich home. Leo Walker and baby, Ben Watkins and Flora visited Bonanza with Clifford Masseys. Junius Goodrich family of Sandy visited at Charles Goodrich's. Marvin Yourdons from Little Bonanza visited Hyrum Greenhow over the weekend. Ren Watkins went on the temple excursion that week. Ella Watkins and Rena Slaugh spoke Sunday night. Lorna Caldwell and child visited Archie Richardson's home Sunday.

Jennie Watkins Bishop Hyrum ’ Slaugh Eldon Billings Banning California Ella Watkins Paul Caldwell Thad Stringham Charles Goodrich Leo Walker Ben Watkins Flora Bonlanza Clifford Masseys Junius Goodrich Sandy Marvin Yourdons Little Bonanza Hyrum Greenhow Ren Watkins Temple Rena Slaugh

White rocks storm delays and mud slow school buses

A Tuesday storm delayed the Lester Bartlett bus by half an hour while the Don Simmons bus was stuck in mud on the Smith dugway near Roosevelt causing children to be late returning home Monday night. The report adds several social notes including births, visits, and local travel among families in Ogden, Roosevelt, Vernal, and Price, with community members attending a leadership meeting and a funeral.

Madsena Smith Lester Bartlett Don Simmons Smith Roosevelt Elsie Twitchell Terry Goldings Ogden Ruth Murray Barbara Nyberg Wallace Twitchell Max Joe Montes Terry Goldving Carol Twitchen Leland Mooseman Walter Moose Walter Mooseman Virgil Robb Mra Norwood Mardy Mildred Mooseman Eldon Anderton David Mooseman Edith Betty Gberhansley Ina Ellingsford Elbert Smith Paul

Local Social Notes Mention Guests and Out-of-Town Visitors

Friday guests in Lapoint included the Bergs and Frances Crozer. Dinner at Don Simmons home Sunday with Lila Wilson in charge of the cafe. Leo Prichett and family in Ogden under doctor’s care. Clarence Murray and family at George Walkup home Saturday. Sunday meeting speakers were Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Collett, new Indian missionaries. Elaine Kidd of Vernal sang. Dehorning cattle using veterinarian methods aims to reduce shock, blood loss, shed, feed bulk, and improve loading, shipping and reduce injuries and hide damage.

George Walkup Virgil Robb Nag uDiiman Roosevelt Grant Johnson Lorn Pike Ohio Mr. Pike Verna Hoopes Salt Lake Velda Anderton Leland Mooseman Berg Lapoint Frances Crozer Don Simmons Lila Wilson Leo Prichetts Ogden Prichett Clarence Murray Foetly George

Uintah High Chorus Performs at Regional Vocal Clinic

The Uintah high school mixed chorus of 93 under Miss Janese Tanner sang at a regional clinic held at Union High School in Roosevelt on Wednesday January 25. Rehearsals ran from 10:02 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. and a public concert followed at 8:00 p.m. Glen Montague of Springville High conducted. Soloist Miss Jackie Howlson performed Into The Night, with selections including Madame Jeanette Homing No Man Is An Island America Our Heritage and others.

Uintah High School Janese Tanner Union High School Roosevelt Glen Montague Springville High Madame Jeanette America Jackie Howlson Uintah

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