Naples 4 H club and related gatherings
Naples 4 H club members conducted Rural Life program with pledges by Dorathy Harrison and Floyd Bowden, piano accordion by Gladys Ruppe, and Verna Eckersley in charge. Breakfast Belles met at Verna Eckersley’s home for a business session then fished at Christensen's Pond. Snappy Stitchers met June 25 at Gladys Ruppe’s home to rehearse for the Sunday service with light refreshments.
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Naples
Floyd Bowsden
Dorothy Harrison
Barbara Jean Lister
Sharan Wilson
Eloise Nielsen
Geneva Nielsen
Lila Hunting
Lorety Rowden
Gladys Ruppe
Verna Eekersley
Breakfast Belles
Geneva Wilson
Verna Eckersley
Christensen's Pond
Snappy Stitchers
Janna Openshaw
The Fine Cookers and Thimble Pushers Club Nets Officers
The Fine Cookers demonstrations at Tamara Hacking home and Eva May Powell hosting next. The Thimble Pushers elected Mariam Larsen president, Karren Grnes vice president, Lonnie Kay Winn secretary with Beatrice Lundberg and Bary Jenkins as club leaders and Norma Johnson assistant. June 19 party noted. The Three Silly Sewers met June 30 at Ruby Slaugh home, making shoulder protectors. next meeting July 14 at Slaugh residence. Stitch and Rip Club Jensen June 25 at Marie Brimhall home with Nelda Brimhall opening and scarfs being hemmed. Flora Peterson visitor. refreshments by Jo Teen Mean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamara Hacking
Eva May Powell
Himes
Clara Reits
Ballard
George Bracken
Mariam Larsen
Karren Grnes
Lonnie Kay Winn
Beatrice Lundberg
Bary Jenkins
Norma Johnson
Wether
Neon Murray
Three Silly Sewers
Ruby Slaugh
Peggy Robbinson
Jensen
Jung
Marie Brimhall
Nelda Brimhall
Esent
Flora Peterson
Jo- Teen Mean
DAY LL CLUBS SEWING MEETS HELD AT MEMBERS HOMES
The Hobby Hill Club met at Enid Hatch home with six members present. Snazzy Stitchers gathered at Lucy Calder home for a lesson on gathering dresses and planning future outfits. Scissor Sisters 4 H group met at Kay Bowen home working on articles then ice cream and cookies followed. The Sewing Circle met at Mrs Ray Cundick home to elect officers Colleen Feltch president and others while making hot pads and learning pattern reading.
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Hi Day
Hobby Hill Club
Enid Hatch
Judy Duke
Snazzy Stitehere
Lucy Calder
Miss Calder
Scisson
Maxim Taylor
Scissor
4-H
Cluts
Kay Bowen
Max- Ing Taylor
Carolee Bennion - Neporter
Sewing Creele
Ray Cundick
Colleen Feltch
Lynn Snell
Flanne Humphries
Derek Helen Bennett
Julie Ann Washburn
Carolee Bennion
Smiling Seamstresses Elect Officers and Meet Weekly
The Smiling Seamstresses organized on May 28 with Millie Kay Calder elected president and Ellen Rae Slaugh as vice president Marjorie Hopkins secretary and Sally Swain reporter Mia Rondo Sullivan is club leader Meetings set for Wednesdays at 10 30 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Swain
Millie Kay Calder
Ellen Rae Slaugh
Marjorie Hopkins
Mia Rondo Sullivan
Hunting Grandchildren Visit Vernal Relatives
LaRene and Tommy Hunting, children of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hurting of Werdover, have spent the past month visiting Vernal with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McKedchnie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaRene
Tommy Hunting
Emale Chizen
Floyd Hurting
Werdover
Mrs. Thomas
McKedchnie
City Water and Sewer Study Under Way
Win Templeton of Vernal, Utah, conducts a study on Vernal's water and sewer system due to low daytime pressure from noon to evening. The report urges major upgrades, with outside-city rate hikes to share costs alongside bond and tax levies. Residents note Vernal uses twice the water of an average city while paying low rates. Each home has about $340 invested in the system.
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Win Templeton
Salt Lake
Vernal
Toy
Taylor
Oil News From Uintah Duchesne Areas Reported Drilling
Oil and gas activity listed across Uintah and Duchesne counties with numerous well locations. Entries include drilling, testing, cored intervals, and production notes for companies such as Carter Oil, California Co, Continental Oil, Ute Tribal, and others. Notable items mention Red Wash, Juniper Unit, Roosevelt Pool, and Wallis Moon No 1 among varied drilling operations and reported production metrics.
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Horseshoes
Uintah County
T.D
Red Wash
California Co
Ned Wash
California Company
Lambert
Proaktion Inc
Duchesne
Reig
Peray
Jensen No
Deep Wells Production Inc
West Pleasant Valley
Duchesne County
Juniper
Sinclair Oil and Gas Co
Juchesne County
Houston
Carter Oil
CSW
Drig
Uintan County
Ubing
Duchesne Pool
Jack Canyon
Canyon Govt. No
Bi Do
Carbon County
Orig
George Wall No
Stanolind Ol and Gas Co
Vinta County
Chaska
Wells
Intenh County
Government Shell Ol Co
Hitomine Co
Bug
Joseph M. Smith
Carter
Roosevelt Pool
Uintate County
Sax
Coring
USA
Carter Cots
Kounty
Herman Flader
Jneatich
Ute
Bull Canyon
Uin- Ilah
Uintah
P.T.D
Peter Carter
Wallis Moon No
Carter Ol
SE SE
Ducheste County
el Zhow Tarry Oil
MORT
Spudder
Elmer Moon Carter Oil
Tribal
Carter Oil Co
County. Y
Watson
Fao Johnson-Bunn-Watson Oil Co
South Horseships Bond No
Sese
Green River
Wasatch
Red
For Sale Classified Blotched by Fragments From Ezra Boren Area
Mixed sale notices list a 3 room house on half an acre with water, furnished for 2000 dollars and inquiry details at Ezra Boren’s 3 miles west on Highway 40. Additional lines advertise washing and rodding help wanted, a mare and foal listing, a yearling bucks listing, and a work team with harness.
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Ezra Boren's
Second House
Frontier Airlines announces new schedule changes
Frontier Airlines implements a new timetable with earlier Salt Lake City arrivals. The Denver flight from Vernal now departs at 8:33 am and 5:48 pm, while the Vernal to Salt Lake City service departs at 12:23 pm and 10:41 pm. Lt. and Mrs. Arnold Taylor relocate to Hampton Virginia for training duties. Sharon McKeachnie visits Wendover to see her sister Mrs. Floyd Hunting in Washington state.
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Frontier Airlines
Salt Lake City
Flight One
Vernal
Denver
Salt Lake
Arnold Taylor
Hampton, Va
Taylor
The
Farm Loan N
Virginia
Sharon McKeachnie
Wendover
Mrs
Floyd Hunting
Babson’s Authentic Statement on Supreme Court Decision
Babson Park Mass readers see the high court ruling as a victory for constitutional governance rather than labor, warning of future presidents unfriendly to labor and urging cautious pension fund policy. It discusses plans to administer funds via bank or insurance, stockholder involvement, and a proposed 20 year stockholder exchange option for preferred security.
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Supreme Court
Babson Park
Mass
Supreme Court Steel
Congress
Cain and Abel
Sam
Federal Treasury
Uncle Sam
Pension Plang
Themachinery
Uenploy
County Forest Wage War On Crickets
A cricket control program has operated since mid year on Diamond Mountain under Ag Agent Clair Acord with Uintah County and federal bureaus and local stockmen. About 10,000 acres were sprayed using bran grain poison, yielding roughly 90 percent kill in treated areas. Crickets hatch in April and eggs are laid June to July, dying by August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamond Mountain
Coury Agricultural
Clair HH Acord
Spensor
Uintah County
Bureau of Entomology
Bureau of Yard Management
Tve
Daggett County
Green River
Manila
Marriages and local events in Vernal area notes
A June 30 1992 community roundup from Vernal lists Erma Woolley wedding plans to Warren Jones, local births including a ten pound baby girl to Warren Howden, and various visits and travels of residents. Mentions a silk worm project in a Hall home, a planned road sign by the Lis Club directing tourists, and a Jazz Orchestra open air dance at Doc's Head. Also notes the daily mail route shift Vernal to Jensen and fellowship visits to St Louis and Fort Collins for conventions plus local farm and industry mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W Woolley
Erma
Warren, Jones
Isaace Jones
Temple
Thomas Karren
Alton Hatch
Floyd £. Fletcher
Brigham Young University
Warren Howden
P Lewis
Hom Lundell
Vernal
USAC
Logan
Warren A. Colton
St. Paul, Minn
Nancy Colton
Salt Lake City
Marion Batty
Lis Club
Uintah Basin
U.S. 40
U.S. 30
Park City
Alice Pedersen
Fort Collins
Colo
Doc
Jensen
Hanson
Fawy
Merrill Wi i
Mary Hall
Hall
Salt Lake
Eccya
Gisious
P. Barrons
St.’ Louig
Wool Purchase Okeh Promised By O Mahoney
Senator Joseph C. OMahoney of Wyoming predicted on Monday that his Senate armions services appropriations subcommittee would soon back a strong buy American regulation on wool purchases by the military. He said it would require use of domestic wool whenever available and that the Quartermaster Corps has no plans to increase synthetic usage in military clothing.
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Washington
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
Wyo
Senate
Armi On Services Appropriations
Quartermaster Corps
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Virgil
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