Boy Scout Column Activity Listing and Troop Notes
A fragmented Boy Scout column lists numerous troops and posts with names such as Troop 232 Alvin Bendan post 32027 and Troop 234 Fort Steat Edward Aycock, plus references to several scout leaders. The readable items mention various posts, troops, patrols, and member identifiers, indicating a community roundup of scouting units and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dea C. Bantgrer
Bass
Perton Hacking
Alvin G. Bendan
Keanells
Hormell Jolly Troop
Scouts Stage Honor Court at First Ward
Vernal First Ward scouts Troop 233 hosted the Umnish county monthly court of honor in the First Ward chapel. Colors were presented by Troop 230. The program included songs, solos, award pinning, and merit badge recognitions for Troops 230 and 233 with 13 host scouts present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal First Ward
Umnish County
First Ward
Vernal Third Ward
Clair Hoss Hopking
Phil Colton
Maxwell
Max Cald
Vernal
Dale Ross
L. Caldwell
Chellus Caldwell
Hay E
Ray Johnson
Bruce Millecam
Dale Williams
Dilworth Rust
Max Caldwell
Glade Calder
Scouts Camp Out Learn Mom's Cooking At Camp
Troops 230 237 spent Monday night in a camp above the power line, observing how mothers prepare meals. Scouts cooked their own dishes while Grant Mace and Mrs. Mace demonstrated baking and bedtime stories. Two mates performed a biscuit baking stunt with bowls and a camp fire, producing good biscuits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Mace
Seil
Mace
Hake
Basin Scouts Prepare for Summer Camp in Uintah Basin
Official council summer camp for Uintah Basin districts runs July 17 to 22 above Hanna Utah at North Fork Duchesne district hosts with Alfonzo White in charge of scouts and Bert Lisonbee leading Explorer scouts. Ken Anderson district chair assists. Registration due by July 1. fee 50 rents per boy. Each troop provides food and gear. Four districts Duchesne Moonlake Roosevelt Uintah receive program segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah Basin
North Fork
Hanna
Utah
Duchesne
Moonlake
Roosevelt
Uintah
Duchesne-tashing
Tower
Conkery
Glines Cops First Half League Title In Softball Loop
Glines clinched the first half league title with a strong win over Nap, earning a second-half playoff spot. Standings show Naples, Tridel, Vernal, and Glines in pursuit as the season advances. notable performances include Hodgkinson going 4 for 4 and Behanson homering for Davis, while Vernal edged Davis 10-18 on a late rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glines
Nap
Melba Burns
Belva Perry
Rayola Hodgkinson
Hodgkinson
Naples
Vernal
Davis
Nadine Odekirk
Fea Ie Widners
Behanson
Goodrich
Breely
Alleeks
V. McConkie
Vida McKee ¢Ath
Tridel
Naples Va
Vernalve
Vernus Terocks
Neples
Vernal beats Duchesne for second league win
Vernal's Diamonga crew posted its second league victory by defeating Duchesne, the Basin's only other independent team, 174. Vernal exploded for 11 runs in the late innings after a tight 2 to 2 margin, racking 17 hits led by Wellh Barr and Woodbury with three each. Woodbury added two homers and a triple, while Duchesne had five safeties off pitcher Jack Woodbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal
Diamonga
San’ Day
Duchesne
Basin
Tusale
War B
Tuck
Vernal Lads
Jack Woodbury
Une
Thollenbeck
Eagle
Wellh
Barr
Woodbury
Rere O
Philli
S. Staley Spoon
Bennion
Gel O Lee
Lee
Tatch
Grant
Marsing
Clark
Hollenbeck
Abbot
Senior Baseball Team Caps 13-4 Victory Over Myton
Vernol’s youthful squad extended its win streak to three with a 13 to 4 win on the local field. Ned Lee pitched a solid game, allowing nine hits while workmanlike defense left Myton to four runs. Woodbury led with three doubles in five trips, Hoffman homered and tripled, Phillips added a triple, and Lee contributed a timely double. Next Sunday features a doubleheader with local Junior team vs Craig and Fort Duchesne in Basin League action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernol
Myton
Ned Lee
Woodbury
Hoffman
Phillips
Lee
Petty
Craig
Fort Duchesne
Hatch
Colton
Davis Upsets Naples in Ladies League Play
The Davis team defeated Naples 12 to 3 to pull into a tie for third place in the standings. Thelma Smuin pitched a two hit game for the winners, while Bessie Watkin led the Altting ailees with a 3 for 4 day. Glines contributed strong defense and offense as Tridell er rors swung the outcome. Vernal Drug rose to second with a 30 to 6 win over Vernal as Jene Gardiner and Alta Weeks homered, Nadine Odekiri went 3 for 3 for the losers. The second half begins July and adds two teams including Whiterocks to the schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Naples
Paly
Thelma Smuin
Bessie Watkin
Homer
Glines
Tridell
Ion Perry
L. McConkie
Vernal Drug
Vernal
Jene Gardiner
Alta Weeks
Marle Merkley
Nadine Odekiri
Whiterocks
Vernal Juniors crush Roosevelt in first Legion game
Vernal Junior Baseball Club blasted Roosevelt 13 to 1 in a Legion League opener. Vernal, mainly Uintah school players, built an 8 to 0 lead as Donnie Barr worked the mound for five innings. Joe Murray and John Hacking with 3 hits led the offense while Marghn Colson delivered the big hit. Roosevelt managed four hits, Scholes accounting for the only extra-base blow. Vernal’s next game is Sunday versus Craig at 1 p.m. in the Vernal Fort fame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siernote
Roosevelt
Legion League
Vernal
Yaralty
Uintah
Donenie Barr
Joe Murray
John Hacking
Marghn Colson
Scholes
Craig
Cola
Nickell
Emer
Snyder
Meee
Hansen
Kuhn Cf Cee
Jonnsthn
FF Nese
Wardell
F Meme
Timothy. Desierere
Total Wom
Ae Gardiner
Wnnwiue
Campbell
Will Proposes People's Agency In River Compact
John Geoffrey Jeff, secretary of the Upper Colorado River Basin Commission, told members of the Association of Western State Engineers in Denver on June 27 that there is a way to decentralize much of the federal function in water and resource matters. He proposed an agency created by the people through the Upper Colorado River Basin Compact to administer those functions, aiming to align administration with local needs and desires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper
Colorado River
John Geoffrey
Jeff
Upper Colorado
Pat Commis
Tald
Association of Western State Engineers
Denver
Colo
Delegaton
Will
Too Late to Be Classified Notice
Classified notice fragment mentions express office ledgers day books journals and storage space for rent. Reader sees garbled OCR with partial names and addresses, indicating a rental or filing notice. No clear date or parties identified beyond generic storage and record terms.
Skating Party News and Community Notes Across Town
A Sunset rink skating party drew a large crowd last Tuesday hosted by the MIA with refreshments served. Visitors from Salt Lake City and Phoenix joined local families, while Independence Day visits and sewing club meetings filled recent afternoons. a speech by Mr. Will discussed federal decentralization and the Upper Colorado River commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MIA
Sunset Rink
Sundance
Rayolx
Grant Eydthieson
Hare
Salt Lake City
Stephen Perry
Paace
Reve
Jaat
Rs Erry
Peter German
Phoenix
Arizona
Hoss Case
German
Cub
Taleen
Timothy
Glen Johnson
Sat Lake City
Piste
Jeannie Johnson
Mira
Orian Watkins
Kathleen
Robert Foster
Wae Ock
Robert Aycock
Vernal
Ivan Foster
Mer Hildred Aycock
Utah Motor Vehicle Registration Through the Years
A fragmented historical note traces Utah motor vehicle registration and fees from early 1900s changes to mid century totals. It mentions the 83 autos era, shifts in fees by cylinder count, and the rise of total registrations from under 1000 to over 300 thousand by 1949, noting wartime impacts and regulatory tweaks.
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Utah
Buty Yan
Breen
Puting Ap Hla
Ind
Utzh
Gutoeobiles Mere
Beleensed
Iatete
Election District 4 Schedules Registration Dates
Registration for primary elections Sept 5 and general elections Nov 7 for Election District No 4 North Vernal City held June 20 to July 1. Subsequent dates July 25 Aug 1 Oct 10 Oct 17 and Oct 31. Registration place 141 North Vernal Ave Mrs James Ganes is district 4 registrar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Vernal City
North Vernal Ava
Mra
James Ganes
District 4
Midtown business view on aging workforce in Oklahoma
A fragmented passage discusses attitudes toward aging workers and societal neglect of youth. It cites a large Oklahoma company with 400 employees and older leaders, noting executives’ belief that mixing older and younger workers yields better results. References Bernard Gimbel and management practices toward experienced staff are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Oklahoma
Lsreely
Otion
Bernard‘ Gimbel
Gimbel
Swanee Utah Singers to Appear Here October 7
The Swan ee Utah Singers will perform in the Uintah Stake Center in Vernal on October 7. The concert, part of a national tour, features outstanding male professional voices and a strict membership standard. Mrs Seager chairs the committee and reports on the program and venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swanee
Tna Eoia Gi
Psbing
Hamiltot
Ethie
Fe Norden
Ua Utahn
Baltike City
Rense
Federated Miste Cluba
Capitol City
San
Cég Rengatt
Uintah
Ees Saneriuale
Mra. Seager
Come Molltee
Thirty Years Ago Dates And Dated Local News
Thirtieth anniversary items and local notes from June 25, 1920 record moves to new homes births weddings and property sales. Dewey McConkie sails for a mission early July. Annie and Marl Smith attend a wedding in Randlett. Sam Chatwin sold his place to Francis Stewart for about 7250 including machinery crops and effects. Jensen newborns and other families celebrate birthdays weddings and gatherings around Greenenday and Salt Lake City. Awards and social events fill a busy period with the community recalling past occasions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Stringham
Dewey McConkie
Charles McConkie
Mexico
Salt Lake
Annie
Marl Smith
Randlett
Elsie Larsen
George and
Taylor
Sam Chatwin
Francis Stewart
Jensen
Ralph Case
Owen Wall
Pe Jobson
Fritz Jensen
Bferrill
Karren
Ara
Teio
Anaes E
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Comvention of Americas Nurses’ Association
James Taever
A i Balcum
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Greenenday
Sana Chae
A. J. Hosmer
Alt Lake City
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