Kiwanis Wins Line Of Dimes Polio Drive Championship
The Vernal Kiwanis Club defeated the Jaycees 147 to 69 in the annual Line Of Dimes polio drive, with the Jaycees paying a 26 dollar penalty. Jaycee President Rodney Noss escorted Kiwanis President D. G. Roberts on a wheel cart along Main Street as the event concluded.
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Oute
Jaycees
Vernal Kiwanis Club
Jaycee
Rodney Noss
Kiwanis
D. G
Red) Roberts
Main Street
Vernal Avenue
First West Street
Bob Casada
Mr. Roberts
H. W. Marrs
Ken Cross
Dwight Wetenkamp
Charles Johnson
BM Wilson
Wallace Ludlow
Mr. Ross
Pets Moore
Grant Parry
Lorin Merkley
LaVar Moffitt
Brent Feltch
Cal Sorensen
Funeral Services Conducted for Mire Henry Green
Funeral services for Mire Henry L. Green, 66, were held Friday at noon in the Verhat Second Ward Chapel with Bishop Harold E. Hullinger presiding. Mrs Green died Monday January 1, 1917 at Uintah County Hospital. Survivors include four children and thirteen grandchildren.
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Hirs
Henry L. Green
Verhat Second Ward
Harold E. Hullinger
R. A. Bryson
Ray Cundick
Green
Uintah County Hospital
Irvin Eaton
Ruth Walker
Phillip Watkins
Redeemer
Aat
Lois Erekson
Meda ‘Walker
Frank Walker
Ralph Walker
Mia
Elfreda Brygon
George C. Davis
Nora Cook
Archie Johnson
Bishop Hullinger
Sige Jackson
Maeser Fairview
Alfred Simper
Ben Slaugh
Lesle Anderson
Lynn Murdock
Hiram Richardson
Devon Shiner
Driver E
Eliza Williams
Delta
Colorado
Arlean Chivers
Alberta Slaugh
Eyyln Richardson
Vernal
Annette
Smith
Cora Wil. Lamas
Salt Lake City
Lady Luck Club Hosts Birthday Night at Hatch Home
Mrs. Fadalice Hatch entertained the Lady Luck Club at her home January 19. Thirteen members attended with Ring o playing. Ella Shiner won the hostess prize. A birthday cake was served for Mrs. Wilma Smith whose birthday fell on the 19th. Next meeting set for February 16 at Mrs. Wilma Smith’s home.
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Fadalice Hatch
Lady Luck Club
Ella Shiner
Wilma Smith
Jaycees appoint vice president and approve carnival plans
Carl McDaniel was named first vice president of the Vernal Junior Chamber of Commerce replacing Jerome Boettcher. Dale Slaugh joined the board of directors as McDaniel’s successor. The group voted to sponsor a carnival visit to Vernal this summer and noted rodeo dates shifting to July 4 for a night show.
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Carl McDaniel
Vernal Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jerome Boettcher
Caster Ollem
Rawlins
Wyoming
Dale Slaugh
McDaniel
Jaycees
Vernal
Ralph Preece
Vernal Rodeo Committee
Eigen
Pree Ce
Jaycee
Ken Sowards
Mackelm, Hart
Sam Snyder
Jim Stanley
Traagen
Judd
Leland McNeill
Sierra Club Plans 5 More River Trips
The Sierra Club schedules five summer trips on the Green and Yampa rivers. David R. Brower of San Francisco invites Gov. J Bracken Lee to join a trip to witness the beauty of Colorado and Utah rivers. The club promotes river recreation amid its stance on Echo Park Dam and the Upper Colorado River Storage project.
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Sierra Club
Green
Yampa
David R. Brower
San Francisco
J. Bracken Lee
Lee
Upper
Colorado River
Echo Park Dam
Colorado
Utah
Dinosaur’ National Monument
Vernal, A
Russell Todd Elected Union High School Board Chair
Russell Todd of Uintah School Board was elected chairman at the regular Union High School Board meeting. Theron Leavitt of Duchesne County School Board was chosen vice chairman, with Marion Harrison and Laren Ross also serving on the board. Pauline Larsen retained as clerk and L. F. Hutchings re-appointed principal.
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Union High School
Union Board
Sharon Cummings
Vocation
Snow water supply outlook for Duchesne and Strawberry regions
The Soil Conservation Service reports snowpack and streamflow in Duchesne and Strawberry areas are below average. December flows reached 89 percent of average, with 14 percent of last year’s amount and about 50 percent of normal water. Dry conditions threaten the winter and summer water supply, with projections showing possible increases if snow accumulates, but major portions remain to come.
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Duchesne
Docherny
Soil Conservation Service
Eclogical Survey
SCS
Quotable quip on marriage and roles by Sammy Kaye
A witty remark notes that often the wife voices the sentiment while the husband acts, attributed to Sammy Kaye. The line underscores familiar gender role dynamics with concise irony.
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Sammy Kaye
Agriculture program review planned by school board
The board plans careful review of the Vocational Agriculture Program for its members. A department within the school will undergo thorough evaluation at each board meeting to ensure program quality and progress.
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al Agriculture
Mishaps Blamed On Icy Roads
Two Vernal City car crashes prompted investigations as icy roads caused misfortune last weekend. At Third West and Second/Third South, Talene Lewis, 22, collided with Warren James Pharris, 23, after Pharris turned left into Lewis while attempting to pass. Damage was estimated at several hundred dollars. Pharris cited for no signal and Lewis for no Utah driver license. Earlier, at Fifth South and Fifth East, Richards Knight and Marvin Stevens collided. Knight cited for failure to yield and Stevens for improper left turn. Damage to Knight’s car and to Stevens’ totaled vehicle. Investigator Harold Alex and Officer Hugo Hullinger oversaw the scenes.
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Vernal City
Talene Lewis
Vernal
Warren James
Pharris
Ite
Stevens
Knight
Energy Edition Promises Feb 17 Mailout Across Plateau
Vernal Express announces a giant energy edition mailed February 17 with the regular paper. Distributed by twenty newspapers across Colorado Plateau states including Wyoming Colorado New Mexico Utah and Arizona. The 48 page tabloid will cover oil uranium coal oil shale electricity water and other resources with editors from Uintah Basin contributing. Circulation exceeds 60 000 and copies reach Industrial leaders chambers and legislators nationwide.
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Vernal Express
Colorado Plateau
Wyoming
Colorado
New Mexico
Utah
Arizona
America
Chamber of Commerce
Babson Sees College Growth and Teacher Shortage
Babson ParkMass discusses national college enrollment trends from 1945 to 1954 and projections to 1970. He argues rising enrollments require more teachers and funding, warning of a potential teacher shortage and urging investment in education to sustain growth.
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Babson
Babson Park
Mass
Col
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