Pioneer Day Old-Time Celebration Planned in Vernal
Vernal hosts an Old-Time Pioneer Day with music, costumes, barbecue, and a daylong program. Sponsored by the Winish MIA stake board, events run from 10 a.m. with a noon barbecue, inter-ward softball, prizes, story hours, and a grand dance at the Imperial. Leonard Perry is festival chairman.
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Vernal
Ashtey Valley
Utah
Pioneer
Pionter
Particle
Winish Mia Stake Board
Preeco
Valley
Enola Noble
W. B. Walls
Isabelle Didman
Leonard Perry
Tridell Celebrates Fourth With Community Program
Tridell held a Fourth of July celebration with a Sunday school sponsored program in the ward chapel featuring Reed Morrill’s patriotic address. Morning events included musical numbers and community singing, followed by afternoon sports at the school grounds where married men beat celebrants 12 to 6 and single girls defeated married women 4 to 2. Chairman Loren Ross and committee members BI Harrty and Lynn Cook led the day. Mrs Lyn Murdock and her children from Heber City visited Drs Murdock’s parents Mr and Mrs GC Chowalter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tridell
Reed Morrill
Ward
Mrried
Lesses Loren Ross
BI Harrty
Lynn Cook
Funeral Services On Tuesday for Mrs Bowtharpe
Funeral services for Phylinda R Bowtharpe were held in Vernal with Bishop John Hall officiating. Speakers included Joseph Collier Archie Johnson and Bishop Hair. A mixed quartet sang several hymns. The body was later taken to Salt Lake for additional services in Holladay. Surviving relatives listed include three sons five daughters and many grandchildren. Burial was in Holladay cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phylinda
R. Bowtharpe
John Hall
Bishop Hair
Mae Calder
F. J. Kennard
Jesus
Rose Walker
Mr. Kennard
Arthur Manwaring
Walser
William
Warren Reynolds
Idaho
Holladay Cemetery
Livestock Show Planned in Vernal 1938 by Lions Club
Vernal Lions Club plans a yearly livestock show drawing exhibitors from Uintah and neighboring counties. James Orr, Dr. A E Weeks, and Russell Keetch organize the agriculture committee to promote the event during May or June. It aims to boost stock quality, encourage fattening, and attract exhibitors from Putters Farm, the 4-H group, and local stockmen with range, dairy, and possibly nog cattle sections.
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Vernal
Ulatah
Ducheane
Daggett
Vernal Lions Club
James Orr
A. E. Weeks
Russell Keetch
Agriculture and Livestock Committee
Club
Orr
Puturs
Seth W Pitt 68 of Kamas Dies Friday
Seth W Pitt aged 68 of Kamas died on Friday. Several relatives attended the funeral held Tuesday with J M Pitt and Mrs tied to the family. Moroni Ethel Pitt Lulu Warby Richard Jensen and Don Jensen attended. Mr and Mrs B Hy Stringham visited Green Tokes on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oem W. Pitt
Kamas
J. M. Pitt
Moroni
Ethel Pitt
Lulu Warby
Richard Jensen
Don Jensen
Cooperative Aid For Farms With Noxious Weeds
Uintah county plans a cooperative weed control program to eradicate noxious weeds at about twenty seven cents per square rod for the first spray. State and county share costs, with county supervision to be filled by Clair Johnson until a county supervisor is chosen. Russell Keetch and local agents urge farmer participation to augment next year’s efforts and secure state funds dependent on local action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah County
George L. Hobson
Clair Johnson
Russell R. Keetch
Hobsonsen
John W. Weaver
Byron Goodrich
Ray G. Lubrum
Johnson
Production Starts At Local Casein Plant This Week
Utahs third casein plant began in Vernal as Sweet Clover Creamery started preparation of casein a by product of its dairy industry Casein a white powder from milk used in cheese calico and paper finishes LBetween 100000 pounds daily capacity and four workers currently employed Z M Pitt is local manager Other plants are Roosevelt and Morgan No. unmatched details added
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Sweet Clover Creamery
Parley H. Lambert
Roosevelt
Basin
Indian Hospital
Fort Duchesne
Lambert
Z. M. Pitt
Hoosevelt and
Morgan
Vernal CCC Wins Baseball Game Monday
Vernal CCC defeated the home team 9 to 0 in a high scoring first half showdown, tying the standings after two games. Mains homered in the seventh, Cable belted a three base hit and pitched well after a rough start, while Staley and Keyler led Vernal hitters with multi hit days as the two clubs prepare a playoff to decide the first half champions.
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Jwy
CCG
Vernal Tes
Cable
CCC
Paul Lyman
Workman
Bingham
Vernalster
Cco Boys
Mains
CCC Boys
Vernal
Jimmy Avplanalo
Carl Staley
Preston Hale
Elreus
Robertson
Keyler
Eitcher
Hickory
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Funeral services for Edwin Austin at Maeser ward chapel
Edwin James Austin born May 3 1880 in Ton-Pentre Wales son of Kitty Jootledge and William Austin and father of 17, died June 28 after surgery at St Marys hospital Grand Junction. Funeral held at Maeser ward chapel with Bishop Bingham presiding and interment in Maeser cemetery by Swain Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Austin
Serah AL Rudge
Mac Jorgersen
Maeser Ward
Bisbay Lester Bingham
O. Norman Olsen
Mable Staly
LeRoy Carroll
Fred Stone
J. Clive Davis
Poe
Keinard
Clark Newell
W. B. Wallis
Lloyd Win
Mr. Kennard
Bishop Bingham
Miss Derry
Thomas Bingham
Donald Barr
Lorenzo Mort
Everett Alexander
Ted Allen
Vet Carroll
Delbert Schanco
Mreser
Swam Funeral Home
Aldermaney Wallace Calder
Edwin James Austin
Ton-Pentre
South Wales
England
Kktty Jootledge
Wiliam Austin
Big
St. Mary's Hospital
Grand Junction
Austin
Open House for Fort Duchesne Indian Hospital
Open House at Fort Duchesne Hospital Sunday invites the public to inspect the new $84,000 P W A project comprising a 24 bed hospital and two adjacent homes. Built of native sandstone with modern sterilizers X ray equipment and efficient utilities, the facility aims to provide top care on the Ainish Ouray reservation. Dr Frank Nelson and staff occupy the physician and nurse homes as open house runs 8 to 11 am and 1 to 4 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Duchesne
Talboa and
Litchfield
Provo
Ainish-Ouray Reservation
Frank Nelson
Familly
I. Nelson
Vernal News Notes and Short Mentions
The Vernal Express runs brief notes: Lafe Richardsonly praised as a capable marshal. A new Vernal dairy product Casein highlighted. Vernal Chamber of Commerce commended. Pioneer Day plans for Vernal noted. Hikers to invade Rush Creek Gorge discussed. Vernal Baseball team to face CCO again Sunday. Advertisers urged to patronize Vernal ads.
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Lafe Richardsonly
Je. Chamber of Commerce
Rush Creek Gorge
Col & Vernal
CCO
Ielp
Vernal
Vernal July Fourth crowd enjoys large city celebration
Large crowds gathered in Vernal for Independence Day with parade, sports, races, and a fireworks display. Typhoid inoculations for residents were offered at Central School with Dr. J L Hansen and nurses present, costing fifty cents per person for the full three shot series. The Junior Chamber of Commerce organized the program, which proceeded without serious incident and concluded with dancing at Doc's Beach.
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Ashley Yatley
Vernal
J. L. Hansen
Jane Lortls
Margaret Dietz
United States
France
Uintah
Weed Control Is Vital for Security of Basin Farms
Uintah County farm agent Russell R. Kestch urges countywide cooperation to boost farm security through the agricultural conservation program. He notes 1080 farmers are already in a large national program shaping market study, fertility sales, and income security, with weed control as a main goal. He endorses two control methods including chemical weed Eliler and neighborly cooperation with state and county support, with Eliler to be distributed at the county courthouse through a cooperative program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell R. Kestch
Unteh County
Aost
Uintah County
State
Sanitation and Health Highlight Uintah Basin Exhibit
The Uintah Basin Industrial Convention and Indian Fair will feature sanitation and health efforts at the Fort Duchesne event from August 20 to September 1. Dr J L Jones state health commissioner and state health board back full cooperation. Amateurs night to prize, tryouts run by Basin ladies clubs under health officials supervision. Public health officials from Uintah and Duchesne counties to attend with lectures and group discussions, exhibition in unit hall, and enhanced sanitation facilities expected to satisfy.
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Uintah Basin
Fort Duchesne
UBIC
Indian Fair
J. L. Jones
State Board “of Health
Fort Ducresne
W. M. McKay
Communi
Cable Disease Control
Board of Health
Hurst
Pickett
Bifields
Hazel Stevens
Jones
D. C. Houston
D. Carr
Uintah
Duchesne
Andl
Pes
Additon
G. V. Billings
Convent Slots Board
Mattern Aims for Polar Hop Across Arctic Sky
Smilingly confident aviator Jimmy Mattern surveys his $100,000 twin-engined Lockheed monoplane built for a nonstop flight from Oakland California to Moscow via the North Pole. He plans a return visit by three Russian flyers and, if possible, to fly Sacks to the United States by the Arctic route.
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Jimmy Mattern
Oakland
Calif
Moscow
Worth Pole
Mattern
United States
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Uintah Stake
Preece Meadow
Veranl
Lyn
Murdock
Heber City
Drs. Murdock
GC. W. Chowalter
Jefferson Island
Washington
Congress
Smonk
Supreme Court
Seth W. Pitt
B. Hy Stringham
Green Tokes
Howard J. Dudley
Jensen
East Lake City
Dudley
Harry Hoad
Tancock, Md
Vernal CCC
Myton
Bridgeland
Joly Ur
Myton Ve
Brigdeland
Albert Tangora
New York
Lenore Fenton
Snohomish
Wash
Tangora
Chicago
Maeser
Fort Duchesne Hospital
The
Vernal Express
Junior Chamber
Petriotia
Chamber of Commerce
Arvella Freestone
Marr
Ned Colthorp
Craby" Caldwell
Palmer
Fair Ground
Doc's
Ralph Ashton
Boyd Hart
Ashton Wi
Tsh
E.R. Shields
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