Vernal News Roundup Includes Weddings Baseball and Wool Market
Vernal reports visitors from Hoosevelt and Belt Lake area and a two day stay by Miio and Mrs Big Christensen. The local baseball team shows stylish uniforms and a game on the 4th. George Davis buys the bakery. Annie Davis runs it. Marriage licenses issued to Stringham Wimmer and Colton McKowary. Doctor Martin removes bone from a patient's leg. Enos Bennion and Joseph Hacking sell wool at 17 and 16 1/2 cents. County Commissioner Bates at Glenwood Springs, and a fishing party by Jow Pope Siddowly and Will Osaka with notable wool and whale remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miio
Big Christensen
Hoosevelt
Brig
Smilla
William H. Smart
William
Bessie Smart
Edina Anna
Belt Lake
J H Odekirk
Annie Davis
Philip Stringham
Eta Wimmer
Macser
Richard M. Colton
Elizabeth MicKowary
Bennett Win
Bowden
Martin
Wen
Dragon
Enos Bennion
Joseph Hacking
John Bates
Glenwood Springs
Myron Mott Buried at La Point After Short Illness
Myron Mott died Friday after weeks of sickness and was buried Sunday at the ward chapel with songs by Abner Richens, A Golding, Mrr J C Hacking, Arthur Curtis, and Mr and Mrs Acil Caldwell. Invocation by Hayden Foaster and benediction by Jacob Rimu mwuven. Body buried in Vernal beside his wife, with a large crowd from Vernal, Gusher, and nearby areas attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lapoint Sperial
Msron Mott
Ward Chapel
Rere Abner Richens
Naples
A Golding
J C Hacking Arthur Curtis
Acil Caldwell
Jesus
Hayden Foater
Jacob Riumuwen
Vernal
Sadie
Gusher
Expert Says Uintah Basin Alfalfa Seed Crop Promising
C H Wilkinson manager of G Peppard Seed company says first cutting alfalfa looks strong with abundant blossoms and woody stems. He notes second cutting coming along, markets stable, and the crop could revive Uintah Basin cash income by providing seed instead of competing with oversupplied hay and grain, reducing farmers costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C .H. Wilkinson
G Peppard Seed Company
Roosevelt
Mr Wilkinson
Uintah Basin
Alfilisa
Uintah
Wilkinson
Daybreak Salutes and Evening Concert for Liberty Day
Daylong program on Court House Lawn and surrounding venues with flag hoisting 9:45 A M, military band, Tug of War, assemblies, patriotic talks, sports for children, a noon community meeting, free animal exhibition, ball games at Fair Grounds, horse and pony races, airplane stunts, boxing at Peppard Seed Plant, and a grand dance. features include Hion E Johnson speaker and multiple entertainment acts across Uintah Basin venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taons
Court House Lawn
Lions
Farm Bureau
Court House
Monument
J. C. Penney
Imperial Hall
Hion E. Johnson
Colorado House of Representatives
Przey
Colorado
Uintah Basin
Amos
Andy
Lolo Burdettte
Fair Grounds
Otis Weeks
Howard Elly
Bobby Mason
Roy Massey
Tony Lopez
Gene Donaldson
Chuck Murray
Vincent Schiro
Bud Soncey
FD Massey
Jay Workman
Hollis Hullinger
Max Kite
Effort to Improve Uintah Basin Mail Service via Congress
Vernal Lions Club asks Congressman Don B Colton to press the Post Office for faster routes. Telegrams reveal the D and R G W claim of a quicker schedule has caused major delays for Basin mail from Salt Lake City and Price, with connections to air mail disrupted and shipments arriving late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah Basin
Don B Colton
Washington, DC
Lions Club
Vernal
Colton
D &R GW
Washington
Don
DB Colton
Salt Lake
West Laes
Basin Points
Strawberry
Vernal Lions Club
Washington DC
West
East
Salt Lase City
Lake Tribune
Rovers
Castlegate
Cheney reports on railroad schedule and mail delivery
J ie Cheney in Vernal reports a nighttime letter and says a conference with the Post Office department reviewed the new railroad schedule. He notes a report indicating earlier mail delivery except for the Lake Tribune and urges corrections or a protest with the department if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheney
Post Office Department
Lake Tribune
Iave
Liment
Twenty Men Laid Off At the Rainbow Mine
Rainbow mine signals a downturn with twenty employees cut from the payroll. The company notes many will depart with optimism for an eventual return as business improves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow
Mrs A Carpenter Visits Salt Lake City Relative
Mrs A Carpenter of Salt Lake City visits, mother to Chas E Carpenter and Mrs Besse Markey of our city, during a stay that highlights family connections in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Carpenter
Salt Lake City
Chas E. Carpenter
Besse Markey
Our City
Mrs Alice Markey Returns From Balt Lake City Visit
Mrs Alice Markey of the J C Penney Company sales force returns home after a delightful vacation in Balt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Markey
J C Pennney Company
Balt Lake City
Ray Stringham Seeks Dance Hall License From County Board
Ray Stringham asked the county commissioners for a license to build and operate a hall at Durton's. The license was set at 73 dollars per quarter. The board also authorized hiring Attorney Bf GB Pope, with county attorney Colton to arrange charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Stringham
Board of County Commissioners
Durton’s
Siddoway
Woods Independence
Randlett
Richs
Ben Mor
Doctor, Masters Temperature Drops After Died Morning
A terse exchange notes a patient’s death this morning as a doctor and Butler discuss tempera ture. The line hints at a fatal morning event and raises questions about prior conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
County Officials Back Plan for September County Fair
County commissioners decide to hold a county fair this year on July 2 with funding to be raised by local business groups including Farm Bureau Lions Club and City Council. A full fair board is organized with committees on exhibits concessions livestock and agriculture entertainment and advisory roles to run the event within budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Lions Club
City Council
Board of County Commissioners
EL Peterson
J A. Cheney
James H. Wallis
A. Theodore Johnson
BH. H Stringham
W. Henderson
Ray Doke
J KR. Douglas
Lester Bingham
Paltao Tha
Delgation
County
Vernal
Hugh W. Colton
Witlock
Fletcher
Uintah Biets Bank
He Stringham
W I Sid Goway
Wilson Migray
O Lune- Fery
H L Morrell
Theodore Jolson
F Peterson
Stringham
Siddoway
Herman Miller
John Jorgenson
Exuibita—Farm
Hhureau
Concession
RC Cooper
IL W. Colton
Lafe Richardson
African Legion
A G Nord
A. V
Lewis Wm
B. Wallis
Rev. Guild
K. Peterson
W. H. Oaks Entertainment
EL Stringham
L H Allan
Lloyd Winn
T F DeJournette
Wallace Biddewar
W A. Murray
E Peterson
F . Lundberg
H. L. Morrell
J A Cheney
H EB
Calder
A. DeMar Dudley
Alice Pederson
H. M. Tidwell
E A Manker
leRoy Carrol
A M Goodrich
David Karren
Alfred Simps
Carl Hichens
Milo Snow
Claire Macking
Te Maydock
Wong Sing I
Richard Taylor
Fred Wall
Anderley
Bryant Bert Hovey
HL Perry
Bert Betts
Vern
Adams Hank Stewart
LeRoy Taylor
Vernal Social Hall Fourth Fest Promises Big Summer Plans
The Vernal report notes a grand ball at the Social Hall on July 4 with Hansons Band and efforts to please patrons. Also mentioned: Exchange Saloon repaint, 1500 pounds of wool shipped from Brigham City, Indian Agent Myron delivering $15000 to Uintah distributions, and a Vernal mail delay from Duchenne bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exchange
Brigham City
Utah
Vernal Avenues
Bennion
Express
Geo A. Low Company
Myron
White Rocks
Social Tall
Hansons
Prica
the Wells
Duchenne Bridge
Joseph McKee
Mark M. Batty
al Fonts Old Stand
Frank Orser
Strong Lions Club Organized At Roosevelt
After an extensive investigation into the value of a Lions Club for Roosevelt a local organization has been formed. A delegation from Vernal Lions including Ray Duke WS Henderson J IR Douglas and George W Cahoon visited and charter officers were chosen. charter members include FP C Ferron C L Ashton R Q Warneck W H Flappel J P Mary Palley HH Jambert Ray Jordan Like Cleez Ly Wallace Cc H Wilkinson Dr D P Whitmore HW C Anderson and G Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Vernal Lions
Ray Duke
WS Henderson J IR Douglas
George W Cahoon
Tfe
Fred C
Erron
Cr. Ashton
Bob G Wamor
Pessi
N’ Omer P Edwards
HH Sluppel
Folowing
C Ferron
C L. Ashton
R Q Warneck
W H. Flappel
J Pp Mary
Palley
HH. Jambert
Ray
Jordan
Cleez
I Wallace
H Wikinson
D P Whitmore
C Anderson
G 4
Harrison
Thorne Golden Wedding Celebrated by Uintah Community
Mr and Mrs George E Thorne of Wilaw Creek celebrated their golden wedding with nearly one hundred guests. The event marked forty five years in Uintah County with a family reunion and a grove banquet. Gerald Thorne recently transferred to Washington DC, joining four sons and their families in honoring the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krrs
George EF. Thorne
Wilaw Creek
Haus
Mfr
Hirs
Thorne
BR. O
Gerald @ s
Louis M
Gerald
Balt Lake
U S
Washington, DC
Sirs Thorne
Michigan
Nebraska
Uintah County
Air Thorne
Uintah Basin
Vernal Man Arrested on Fishing License Charge
Nile Hughes of Vernal was arrested by Genie Warden F E Larnen for fishing without a license. He posted four bonds totaling 2300 dollars, which were forfeited after his failure to appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery County Progress
Cettledale
Nile Hiughes
Vernal
F E Larnen
Romney and Youngs Weekend Guests of Salt Lake Clergy
Mr and Mrs G M Romney and Mr and Mrs Bing Young of Salt Lake City were weekend guests at the home of Bishop and Mrs James H Wally, parents of Mrs Rommey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G M. Romney
Mir
Kirs “Bing” Young
Salt Lake City
Bishop
James H. Wally
Rommey
First Club Meeting Held By Local Group
P Edwards H FR Stureeen Christy Anderson Dave Hulsh Wiliam Orr ham Peta Nielson Heber T Hallatne led the first meeting of the club on Monday night with attendees listed and plans discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P Edwards
H FR. Stureeen
Christy Anderson
Dave Hulsh
Wiliam Orr’ Ham
Peta Nielson
Heber T HalLaTne
Also Mentioned on This Page
Myron Mott
Lapoint
U. S
A. GO Nord
Manila Road
EB Peterson
Joe Grith
Strause
Strong Lions Club
Ferron
Pres
Mrs
George E Thorne
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