Local Notes and Visitors Report Town Arrivals and Travels
A Salt Lake business trip involves Walter Woolley from Uintah State Bank. Miss Louise Jorgensen and Mrs George Nassler depart for Salt Lake City. Lee Duston of Colorado improves from typhoid fever. Ray Reed visits his grandfather P Stringham Sr in St George. J Brown and family plan a weekend in Grantsville at the Stringham home. Mary Hickman and Lloyd Paul visit Miss Lorna Siddoway from Washington DC and Los Angeles respectively. Don Hacking moves from Maeser to DeVere Carroll’s home during Mrs Carroll’s Murula visit.
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Ray Reed
Zina Reed
St George
Stringham, Sr
Mary Hickman
Washington DC
Lloyd Pa
Los Angeles
Lorna Siddoway
Don Hackng
Maeser
DeVere Carroll
Canoll
Murula
Tulsa Woman Billie King Visits Yeiual
Mrs H Soper better known as Miss Billie King arrived in Yeiual Monday from Tulsa Oklahoma. She will spend a short time visiting friends and relatives here.
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H . Soper
Billie’ King
Yeiual
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Soper
Family visit and local travels reported in Vernal
Mr and Mrs George Soffe of Salt Lake City visited Steamboat Springs with Calder and daughter Donna. J LaMar Bird and three children of Vertice California arrived in Vernal to visit Mr and Mrs Joseph P F Hacking. Mrs Bic plans a few weeks of visiting friends and relatives while Mr Bredsg returns Friday.
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George Soffe
Sa Lake City
Ponth.s
Calder
Soffe
Calders
Steamboat Springs
Donna
J LaMar Bird
Vertice Calif
Vernal
Joseph PF Hacking
Bred ‘Sg
Bic
Collyers and Woodards Spend Fourth at Woodards Home
Mr and Mrs Wm E Collyer and their son Woodard spent the Fourth with Mr and Mrs L B H Woodard. The Collyers left Thursday morning for their home in Heber. Woodard remained to spend a few days with his grandfather.
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Wm E Collyer
Woodard
L BH Woodard
Collyer
Heber Woodard
Mountai n herding shepherd brought down by appendicitis
Elmo Colton, who had been tending sheep for Josh Hacking on the mountain, was struck by an acute attack of appendicitis Monday evening. He underwent surgery Tuesday morning. He had to be moved twenty miles on horseback and one hundred miles by auto from the sheep camp for treatment.
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Elmo Colton
Josh Hacking
Dr Whetten and family arrive in Verna after cross country trip
Ti and Mrs Nathan L Whetten and their son Rey reached Verna Tuesday morning after a 2400 mile car trip from Storrs Connecticut. They will visit Mrs Whetten's parents, Mr and Mrs Theodore Johnson, this summer. Dr Whetten earned his PhD from Harvard in 1932 and has taught at Connecticut State College in the past two years.
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Nathan L Whetten
Rey
Verna
Storrs Conn
Whettens
Theodore Johnson
Whetten
Harvard University
Connetcut State Co
Davis Family Returns From Western Trip
Mrs John N Davis Mr and Mrs Warold E Basil and two children and airs J Clive Davis arrived home Wednesday evening after a trip to St Johns Arizona. They visited Mr and Mrs R and Sainsbury and attended the opening of the new Colorado bridge in the Grand Canyon. They also were in Byees and Zions canvers and visited the remains of the cliff dwellers at Mesa Verde Colorado.
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John N Davis
Warold E Dbasil
Airs J Clive Davis
St Johns Arizona
R & Sainsbury
Coloado Bridge
Grand Canyon
Byees
Zions Canvers
Mesa Verde Colo
Family party visits Vernal from Long Beach California
Mr and Mrs P J Marring and children John and Betty visit Vernal after staying at the OG Thorne home. Miss Nellie E Rodabaugh accompanies them and will remain in Vernal with Mrs W A Isiethley. Rodabaugh, a Palmyra Nebraska native, formerly taught at Willcox Academy and the Central School for ten years.
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P J Marring
John
Betty Jeff
Long Beach
Clifornia
OG Thorne
Marrnet
Mrs Thorne
Nellie E Rodabaugh
Vernal
W A
Isiethley
Miss Rodbaugh
Palmyra
Res Dent
Willcox Academy
Central School
Second Ward Scouts Enjoy Overnight Hike
Under Don Carter assistant scoutmaster with Eagle Scouts Ernest Henderson and Henry Millecam Jr, 19 Boy Scouts camped at Tyzack ranch on Brush creek for an overnight hike. They angled for trout with limited success and two scouts Golden Bisdan and Norman Johnson earned cooking merit badges while Walter Coker transported them.
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Don Carter
Ernest Henderson
Henry Millecam Jr
Tyzack Ranch
Brush Creek
Golden Bisdan
Norman Johnson
Walter Coker
State Health Booth at UBTIC August 8 9 10
Dr Jones from the Atlantic Board of Health visited Vernal and prepared pins for an exhibit and booth at the UBTIC on August 8 9 and 10. The display will explain the board of health program with a staffed exhibit and instructional materials.
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State Board of Health
UBTIC
Dr Jones
Atth ©Tic Board of Health
Vernal
UBIC
City cuts lawn sprinkling to limited morning hours
The city announces restricted watering times. Lawn sprinkling is limited to three hours daily with specified blocks for residents near the central post office and those east of the post office.
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Toe City Cour
Vetral
Ostofice
Tarim
N J Meagher on Salt Lake business visit
N J Meagher travels to Salt Lake City on business engagements. He will meet local officials and inspect facilities related to current contracts and future opportunities.
Fourth of July baby born to Campbell family in Vernal
Mr and Mrs Grant Campbell announce the arrival of a fourth of July baby boy born on Wednesday. C M Nea of Fort Duchesne was a business visitor in Vernal today. W P Ellsworth and sons John and Ray of Leota were in Vernal on Monday.
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Fort Duchesne
Vernal
Grant Campbell
W P Ellsworth
John and
Ray
Leota
George Barker Opens Ideal Repair Step in West Town
George Barker launches the Ideal Repair Step in the George Adams building in the town's west section. The opening marks a new local service hub with potential for nearby residents and businesses seeking repairs and support.
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Geoge Barker
George Adams
Brockman Seeks to Establish Vernal Home
Brockman of Craig visited Vernal on Wednesday and explained plans to move his residence to Vernal in the near future. He aims to settle in the city as his primary home.
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HE Brockman
Craig
Vernal
Brockman
Dilson Asphalt Sup't Visits Vernal From Watson
Homer D Ford superintendent of the Dilson Asphaltum company with headquarters at Watson was in Vernal today. The visit underscores company interests in regional projects and future bids.
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Homer D Ford
Dilson Asphallum Company
Watson
Vernal
Miss W Woolley Improves Slowly at Home
Friends report Miss W Woolley is slowly improving at home from a serious illness, with ongoing care and hopeful signs despite her condition.
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Miss W Woolley
Prove residents host visitors over the weekend
Mrs Nettie Nell Smart and Mr and Mrs Wayne Smart of Prove visited over the weekend with Mr and Mrs W DB Wallis.
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Nettie Nell Smart
Wayne Smart
Prove
W DB Wallis
Iepublian County Convention at Court House
A Republican county convention will be held at the courthouse at 2:00 PM Saturday to elect delegates to the state convention.
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Iepublian County
Court House
Maude Campbell Enrolled in Salt Lake City Secretarial Course
Maude Campbell, former operator at MST and T Co, has enrolled in Hen e ats Business College in Salt Lake City to complete a secretarial course.
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Miss
Maude Campbell
MST
T Co
Hene@ats Business College
Salt Lake City
Page and Wife Attend 4th Celebration in Vei Gal
Mr Page, superintendent of the Uintah and Oway Indian agency headquartered at Fort Duchesnt, and his wife attended the Fourth of July celebration in Vei gal.
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LW Page
Veigal
Mr Page
Uintah and Oway Indian Agency
Ft Duchesnt
Chapel Plastered as Finishing Touches Proceed
The Ashley chapel is plastered and finishing touches are under way to ready the building for dedication this fall under the guidance of Bishop Alma Preece.
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Ashley
Alma Preece
Weldon Bulloch Visits Vernal En Route East
Pr Weldon Bulloch spent several days here last week returning from the east and plans to open his Vernal office in the near future.
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Weldon Bulloch
Bulloch
Vernal
Jack Chew Spends Fourth In Vernal From Pool Creek Ranch
Jack Chew of Pool Creek ranch Colorado spends the fourth in Vernal for business matters before returning home.
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Jack Chew
Vernal
Pool Creek
Colorado
Chew
Hay fire at Paulsen ranch burns ten tons on Creen river
Art Paulsen suffered a major loss when ten tons of hay ignited by spontaneous combustion at his Creen river ranch on a Saturday. Fire crews battled the blaze with limited access and no injuries reported.
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Art Paulsen
Paulsen
Creen River
Capener Visits West End For Emergency Feed Loans
Capener, formerly with the federal seed loan program, inspected Capener field for the emergency livestock feed loan initiative in the Price district. Dan accompanied Capener as the field inspector during the visit to the west end.
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Dan Let
Capener
West End
Price
Allen Dish Stores chief tours Vernal site gains praise
J P Allen, general manager of Allen Dish Stores in Tooele, visited Vernal today. Mir Allen praised the strong business potential shown at the new location and reported good consumer interest.
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J P Allen
Tooele
Allen Dish
Mir Allen
Cars From Craig and Heber City Visit Veral for Mail Service
A group of cars from Craig and Heber City traveled to Veral on Sunday to inaugurate the new mail service. A joint luncheon with the Venal Lions club followed at the Commercial Hotel in the afternoon.
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Craig
Heber City
Veral
Venal Lions Club
Commercial Hotel
Denver man injured helping at Green River placer claim
Frank Temple of Denver, an older man assisting at the Gold Queen placer claims near the Dinosaur monument, slipped on a rock due to a leg injury and died from a hip injury while using crutches.
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Frank Temple
Denver
Green River
Dinosaur Monument
Iell
Kansas City men study sheep herds in Vernal visit
Charles H Haren and Arthur Hills of Kansas City Missouri were in Vernal during the past week looking over sheep herds. Haren is a salesman for John Clay and Company and Hills is with Morris Feed Yards ten miles west of Kansas City.
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Charles H Haren
Arthur Hills
Kansas
Cty Mo
Ir Haren
John Clay and Company
Mr Hill
Morris Feed Yards
Kansas City
Stack
Nathan Whetten Meets Former Juarez Stake LDS Principal
Nathan Whetten PhD visits Juarez, Mexico and chats with his former instructor Dr F G Oskelson, once principal of Juarez Stake LDS Academy where Whetten began his schooling.
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Nathan Whetten
Mexico
F G Oskelson
Juarez Stake
LDS Academy
Juarez
Whetten
Accident Injures Legis Roberts While Calmer Wagon Fire
Legis Roberts injured his right hand last Tuesday while aiding Chirte Graham with a fire on a Hoover wagon at Calder Creamer. A jack slipped and the wagon wheel rim severed the fourth finger, and his right knee was hurt as horses panic.
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Legis Roberts
Chirte Graham
Calder Creamer
Large Rainbow Trout Catches Stir Vernal Visitors
Arthur Wiscomb of Roosevelt and Mr and Mrs Corwin welcomed visitors in Vernal as Tommy Hatch of Lark Utah joined Owen Hacking in reporting a 414 pound rainbow trout. The fish measured 22 inches long and 12 inches in circumference, landed Friday in the Gorge above the power plant on Ashley Creek.
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Corwin
Tommy Hatch
Lark Utah
Owen Hacking
Ashley Creek
Basin Creek
Mrs Noel Preas Family In Vernal For Summer Visit
Mrs Noel Preas and her children are in Vernal for the summer vacation. The family spent the winter in Clairmont Calls where Elizabeth attended Emona College Hall. Mrs Preas has also been in New York attending school during the past winter and remains for the summer in Vernal.
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Noel Preas
Vernal
Preas
Clairmont Calls
Elizabeth
Emona College Hall
New York
Four Visitors From Jensen and Rainbow Visit Vernal
Mr and Mrs Ira S Gardner of Jensen and Mr and Mrs Ferrol Pearce of Rainbow visited Vernal on Thursday. Mr Pearce had his car cleaned after it was pushed through the Dinosaur range road washout caused by the rainstorm on the Fourth.
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Ira S Gardner
Jensen
Ferrol Pearce
Rainbow
Vernal
Pearce
Dinosaur Raig
Snider Forecasts Moon Lake Work Boost in Uintah County
H M Snider, a employment agent for Uintah and Duchesne with offices in Foosevelt, visited Vernal and said conditions slightly improved. He expects work to begin on the Moon Lake project and new roads, with several hundred men hired by August 13th.
River voyage highlights gorges in conservation effort
The plan covers a Green river journey through the gorges to promote game conservation. Key figures include Lee Kay and Earl Clyde of the state fish and game department, guided by Bus Hatch and Trank Swain of Vernal. Local participant Bill Farnham, a merchant from Lark, Utah, contributes valued information.
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Green River
Lee Kay
Earl Clyde
State Fish and Game Department
Bus Hatch
Trank Swain
Vernal
Gire River
Farhni Merchant
Lark Utah
Rural Utah farms lack adequate water systems survey shows
A CWA survey under Mrs Rena B Maycock finds 2353 of 6026 rural Utah homes lack adequate water supply for farm use. One third lack indoor water, over half have no piped cold water, and 64 percent have unimproved outdoor toilets.
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Utah
Utahs
Utah Survey Findings Fuel National Home Improvement Plan
Mrs Blaycock states officials plan to use Utah survey results plus data from other states as the basis for a nationwide home improvement program. Details are reportedly being developed by government authorities.
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Utah
Blaycock
Village Post Office Visit Sparks Dental Dilemma
A metalist with a bulging cheek confronts a village resident at the post office asking for a dentist. The resident replies that the painless dentist is not available and suggests alternatives, highlighting limited local dental options.
Marriages List With Licenses and Varying Details
Neola and Tridel records show Ed DeVere Spencer wed Vio let L Woodward on June 22 and Charles L Swart wed Evelyn Sim mons on June 25. July weddings include William Mutin with Delma June Massey and two Duchesne couples after licenses secured through deputy clerk Geldt Messe. Additional licenses appeared for Steven E Esuak with Hope Hadden and Eduard Hiel basa with Marie Hadden, all within a period of formal church ceremonies.
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Ed DeVere Spencer
Violet L Woodward
Neola
Charles L Swart
Evelyn Simmons
Tridel
Wiliam Mutin
Delma June Massey
Autther Massey
Bishop Frew Wall
Duchesne
Miss Geldt Messe
Steven E Esuak
Hope Hadden
Jesse Hiadan
Eduard Hielbasa
Marie Hadden
William Hidden
Howard of for return of a Blue Hawthorne Bicycle
Local notice seeks return of a Blue Hawthorne bicycle attributed to Howard Lewis J6. The item was last seen near the neighborhood bike rack and believed misplaced during a community event. Any information should contact the issuing authority immediately.
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Howard OF
Hawthorne
Howard Lewis
Pasture Plans For Sheep Sale At Vernal Market
James 28 5 offers pasture for a small flock of sheep this summer. Raspberries are available by order at Vernal Market or by calling CEH Schabfermeyer Ranch J28 1y5.
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James
Stockmen Lease Help in Colorado Under Taylor Bill
Stockmen are advised they can apply for and secure leases of grazing land in Colorado under the Taylor bill. Witter and Spencer offer assistance at 1812 Stout St Denver Colony. May 26.
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Colorado
Taylor Bil
Witter and Spencer
Stout St
Denver Colony
Gratitude for Kindness After Our Bereavement
The family thanks all who offered acts of kindness and sympathy during our bereavement in the death of our son Richard. They appreciate the floral tributes and Father Howes for comforting words. Mr and Mrs James Brennan and son Jimmy, Mr and Mrs Harry AuMiller, Mr and Mrs Geo Dickson, and Mr and Mrs Pete Fasselin also convey thanks.
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Richard
Father Howes
James Brennan
Jimmy
and Mays
Harry AuMiller
Geo Dickson
Pete Fasselin
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