Frustrations of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers in Securing a Site
The Daughters of Utah Pioneers state a history of organizing in 1927 and growing to 31,200 members. They detail efforts to preserve landmarks, collect relics, and publish Utah history while recounting battles over space for relics and a Pioneer Memorial building completed in 1950. The text notes relocations, church lease help, and losses of valuable relics amid community resistance and legal battles.
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Thia Commonwealth
Utah
Great Salt Lake
Daughters of Utah Pioneera
Bulldera
Wintah
Daughters Bello
Utah State Capitol
Main Street
Salt Lake City
Supreme Court of Utah
United States Supreme Court
US Supreme Court
Salt Lake Temple
Uinish Daughters of Utah Pioneers
Ashley Valley
Pardon Dodds
Public Library
Central School
LDS Church
Letter to Editor Supports DUP Jail Hope
A letter urges community support for housing the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers in the old jail, warning that delays threaten their relics and can jeopardize education efforts at the public library and Field House Museum. The writer argues the DUP project is non profit, nonsectarian, tax independent, and should take priority over other plans to preserve local history.
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Vernal Express
Daughters of the
Utah Pioneers
DUP
Field House Museum
Thin Lo
Uintah County
Salt Lake City
Utah
Idaho
Nevada
Undtah County
Plo
Seymour B. Snow Funeral Services Held Saturday
Funeral services were held last Saturday for Seymour TF Snow 75 brother of Mrs Della Poulson Jensen. Snow died January 20 at his home of a heart attack. He was born in Springville October 23 1884 to Seymour and Adelia Hall Snow. He married Aleen McKee February 9 1935 in Vernal and later in the Manti Temple. Survivors include his widow and children Gail Ella Snow Seymour A Robert Doris Perent Hale Mich three grandchildren and sisters Mrs Della Paulson Jensen Mrs Geneva Sottel Gooding Idaho Mrs Goldie Rasmunsen Salt Lake City Mrs Mildred West Sacramento Calif Reed II and Wayne in Idaho. Burial was in the Manti City Cemetery.
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Seymour TF Snow
Della Poulson
Jensen
Snow
Seymour
Adelia Hall Snow
Springville
Ims
Aleen McKee
Vernal
Manti Temple
Manti
Gail
Ella Snow
Seymour A
Provo
Robert
Doris) Perent
Hale
Mich
Della Paulson
Mra
Geneva Sottel
Gooding
Idaho
Goldie Rasmunsen
Salt Lake City
Mildred West
Sacramento
Calif
Reed II
Redding
Wayne
Pocatel
Mantis City
Old Jail Dispute Splits DUP Over Tithing House Site
County commissioners weigh leasing the old jail site to the DUP amid a three-way split within the party over demolishing the tithing house. County Attorney Nash questions legality, suggesting a public bid if land is not excess. Chamber of Commerce declines backing DUP storage and favors alternative museum site.
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DUP
Kpokeamen
Linge
Mtsaida
Megat
May E Nash
Orville Swain
Egal
Nash
Voters Chamber Action Atternal Chamber of Commerce
Public Affairs Committee
Board of
DUF
Chamber of Commerce
C D Dudley
Dinosaur Corner
Joe Haslem
Haslem
Swain
Dudley
T R Seager
Harold Mc Kkee
Welfare and Mission Talks Highlight Conference Meeting
Blaine Palmer reports on Gulf States Mission work spanning Texas Louisiana and Mississippi. LeRoy Morrill explains biblical era welfare actions while Bishop Woodrow White warns time is running out and warns of new weapons. focus on welfare and mutual aid in Mormon community. Clarence Prestwich cites Jack Dempsey remark. Jolley emphasizes work-for-help ethic. Clara Jal urges humility amid pride concerns.
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LeRoy Morrill
Tridel Ward
Woodrow White
Glines
Clarence Prestwich
Ist Quorum of Elders
Jack Dempsey
J Arden Jolley
Vernal Ist Ward
Bishops Council
Hig
Clara Jal
Maeser
Stake Melick Society
Pride Pride of
Maeser Ward Relief Society Leader Heads Famine Welfare
In ancient Egypt praise for Mrs Louisa Hacking president of Maeser 2nd Ward Relief Society top welfare work during famine noted. President Fox led a combined choir as Joseph C Price gave benediction. Afternoon session featured Toni Goodrich organ preludes and youth chorus directed by Darla Morrill. Opened with We Thank Thee O God For a Prophet sung by congregation. Owen Wall offered the invocation. Prayer Is the Soul's Sincere Desire sung by youth chorus. Release and sustaining of officers directed by Lawrence Fox. Glen Oaks released as stake mission president with Garth Gardner and Barney Sessions as counselors. Appointments included Garth Gardner as president with Hugh Caldwell and Floyd Campbell as counselors.
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Louisa Hacking
Maeser’2nd Ward Relief Society
Ancient
Egypt
Fox
Joseph C Price
Toni Goodrich
Vtake
Darla Morrill
Eloise Adama
Owen Wall
Laurence Fox
Stake Presidency
Stake
Glen Oaks
Garth Gardner
Barney Sessions
Hugh Caldwell
Floyd Campbell
Nena
Sore Dang Continued: Subcontractors, Dutch John work details
The article lists subcontractors and progress on Dutch John buildings including barracks residences a tea hall and a hospital. It notes an ongoing keyway excavation an aggregate plant partly erected and a batch plant not yet under way. It covers a afternoon session theme keeping the laws of God and the land with speakers from the stake council and high council and ends with a youth chorus selection.
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Peaseiros
Vernal
Teag Hall
Keyway Excavaton
Duane
IC. Price
Oaks Allen Nfordy
Siaka
MMIA
Joye McDaniel
Frank G Slaugh
High Council
Ex-Ute Stars Win Acclaim At YU Basketball Game
Former Uintah stars Ron Abegglen and Yaley Eaton drew praise as they started for Brigham Young University against Utah in front of 5,700 fans. The Cougars, the underdogs, fell 76-69 but two local players earned strong performance marks.
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Brigham Young University
Uintah
Ron Abegglen
Yaley Eaton
Cougar
Utes
Plant will treat 540 tons per hour with cableway reuse
He stated the aggregate plant is unique to the area and will treat more than 540 tons per hour in operation. Eventually it will handle a total of 1,800,000 tons of material. The cableway to carry the concrete was formerly used on the Detroit dam. He paid.
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Opera Hon
Detroit Dam
Brakeball ' t Go Continues In Narrow Loss
In a tight game the Utes failed at key charity situations, missing several one and one attempts that sealed their defeat. Coach Johnson praised Brian Wright rebounding and Jim McNaughton and Jim Vernon. Vernon’s rapid progress could push starters. McNaughton hurt his left ankle and may be limited against Altamont. Duchesne’s Brennise led with 20 points, Stutz 18, McNaughton 15, Roberts 11. Tomorrow's must-win game at Roosevelt and Altamont looms on the Longhorn floor.
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Johnson
Brian Wright
Jim McNaughton
Jim Vernon
Vernon
Utes
Altamont
Duchesne
Brennise
Gary Stutz
Dick Roberts
Coach Johnson
Union
Roosevelt
Longhorn
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James Chivers
Daughters of Utah Pioneers
Seymour B. Snow
Blaine Palmer
Gulf States
Texas
Louisiana
Mississop
Alton Vernon
LuRae Caldwell
Darrel Goodrich
James M Gray
Vernal Seminary
W LaMond Tullis
Martin W Curtis
Ute
Erry Cutshaw
Arg “Fted
Watch
Abegglen
Eaton
Ronny Abeggi¢n
Moose” Eaton
Ashton
Baker's
SWIFT
Surfbene
Alitton's
Tome Grown
Bologna
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