Vernal Ewe Sale Rodeo Opens With Royal Pageantry
Vernal Chamber of Commerce plans a ewe lamb sale enterprise in Uintah County involving 10 000 to 20 000 ewes for spring sale. The event aims to generate up to 200 000 annually with buyers in Colorado already indicating strong prices. Royalty includes Mary Ellen Colton Queen Vernal Dora Oake Miss Vernal Burials Snyder Miss Uintah Averly Hardy and Marilyn Siddoway attendants. Dance and rodeo performances set for the fairgrounds with a street dance and Imperial Hall events.
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Hugh Colton
Lea Sowards
Agricultre
Vernal Chamber of Commerce
Uintah
Uintah Basin
Sowards
Colton
B. Frank Ward
Agriculture Committee
AML
Jay Searle
Mary Ellen Coltan
Dora Oake
Imperial Hall
Vernal
Mary Ellen Colton
Mex Ulntah
Marjorie Border
Dora Cabs
Igeterlyom
Marilyn Siddoway
Jim
Imiparial
Hort
Vernal Golf Course Begins As Nine Hole Plan Formed
Preliminary work started last week on Vernal’s new nine hole golf course project led by Salt Lake County Meadowbrook designer Mickey Riley of Salt Lake City. Local investors A P Voorhies Francis Felco Dewey Ross Dr H W Marrs and Lawrence Siddoway head the venture with 95 charter and 90 associate members already signed. The layout features ponds on fairways and a terrace style hillside course with temporary greens planned for season completion.
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Mickey Rlley
Salt Lake City
Meadowbrook
Salt Lake County
Vernal Group
Ate Eile
Warren Richardson
Riley
Empire
Wa Country Club
A. P. Voorhies
Manager shuffle across Utah and Frontier changes
Bill Hansen leaves the Vernal area after heading Ashley Farmer Union Co operative on Highway 40 east of Vernal transferring to an unknown destination. Ken Mortenson from Orem becomes the new manager with his family moving to Vernal. Meanwhile Frontier Airlines names Bob Tarner as station manager replacing Bob Anderson, who moves to Deane to manage traffic. Tarner has prior Frontier experience in Rock Springs Denver Greeley Farmington and Flagstaff and served in World War II. He and his wife Whitley reside in Vernal with their son Larry.
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Bill Hansen
Utah
Kaysville
Logan
Ashley Farmer Union Cooperative
Highway 40
Vemral
Ken Mortenson
Orem
Ken
Utah Coop
Gladys
David
Shirley
Vernal
Bill
Dixie Hansen
Bob
Flagstaff
Ariz
Frontier
Rock Springs
Wyo
Denver
Colo. Greeley
Colo
Farmington
N.M
Wichita
Kansas
Oklahoma
Uncle Sam's Navy
Taal
Larry
Witey
Tarner
Last Rites Held For Henry Lee
Final services for Henry A. Lee were held at the ward chapel with Bishop Phil Watking presiding. The ceremony included prayer by Victor Wilkins, invocation by Frank Lewis, and a quartet performance. Burial followed at Vernal Memorial Park under Swain Funeral Home. Lee, born in Tooele Utah in 1883, spent his early years in Ashley Valley and operated one of the first grain cutting studies in the area.
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Weld Peslay
Tely
Lulu Adams
Victor Wilkins
Phil Watking
Ward Chapel
Frank Lewis
Welentinns
Frank and
Walker
Lois Erickson
Marva Sorensen
Harmon Sewards
Don Walker
Erickson
Sorensen
P Rayer
William TE. Howar
Lora
Charles Taylor
Richard
Frank
Lawrence
Homer Lee
Vernal Memorial Park
Swain
Watkins
Henry A. Lee
Tooele
Utah
Alon
Texas
Maine
Ashley Valles
Kerr McGee Shows Offshore Drilling Films
Interesting slides were shown to Kiwanians and guests at Merkley Park on offshore oil drilling by Kerr McGee. The films displayed wells drilled under water, extending miles into the ocean, courtesy of Eddie Baxendale, Kerr McGee division manager.
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Merkley Park
Berr Ht Drilling Company
Sildes
Eddie Baxendale
Kerr-McGee
Laboratory Established at Uintah Basin Hospital
Uintah county hospital announces the establishment of a hospital laboratory under Wasatch Laboratory supervision with technician Jack Eden directing. The facility will handle all routine tests for hospital and basin doctors enabling earlier health insights. Drs Robert and Edward Salt Lake City were noted as Wasatch Laboratory directors.
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Uintah Basin
Uintah County
Scsonia
Oy Rcts
Jack “Eden
Apratory
Tory Weatch
Salt Lake City
Ell Seager
Wasatch Labratory
Robert and
Edward
Funeral Services Held July 7 For Harriet Johnston
Funeral services for Mrs. Harriet Perry Johnston 07 were held last Friday at 1 p.m. in the First Ward chapel with Ernest Caldwell conducting. The service included a mixed quartet and speeches, with burial in Vernal Memorial Park. pallbearers included Donald Barr Ted Hatch and Dr. Francis Martin among others. Attendance included relatives from San Diego California and local mourners.
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Harriet Perry Johnston
First Ward
Ernest Caldwell
Swain
Paul Calder
Mae Jorgenson
Louise Caldwell
Ruth Lundell
Ora Fae Wardle
Frank Walker
Harold Lundell
Arthur Manwaring
George Rothsane
Beholg
Mable Stagg
Whispering Hope
Walter Woolley
Vernal Memorial Park
Ogden Firm Wins Bids for Whiterocks and Myton Bridges
Wheelwright Construction Co. of Ogden submitted the low bids to widen two bridges, Whiterocks in Indiana county and Myton in Duchesne county, for U.S. Highway 40 motorists. The Whiterocks project covers 1.4 miles of construction with timber and concrete over a 20 foot span, excavation, lumber rental, concrete surfacing, reinforced steel, and removal of an existing structure, totaling 18 dollars listed. The Myton bridge renovation amounts to 121,300.20 dollars, extends 0.966 mile, includes a three inch bituminous road surface and concrete work, channel excavation, structure removal, and road obliteration.
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Indinan County
Duchesner County
Wheelwright Construction Co
Ogden
Strucures
Tha ‘Whiterock
Myton
Duchesne County
Scout Director Addresses Kiwanis Club in July Meeting
Scout Director Grant Mace of Uintah District spoke to Kiwanis members during the July 6 gathering. An illustrated talk on scouting basics drew about 90 percent attendance. Dr. H W Marrs reports Uintah district Fourth of July business venture may bring near $1000, aiding retreat fees and field executive funding. Continuous notes indicate five movet regular meeting.
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Grant Mace
Uintah
Jocal Kiwanes
Mace
Kiwanis
Harry Wilson
H.W. Marrs
Uintah District
Aged Lady Wins $10,000 in Federal Suit
Miz Nelile E Savage an 81 year old Vernal woman won a federal suit against the U S government for 10000 general damages and 1325 medical costs plus 2500 for pain after a defective post office door slammed shut as she entered the Vernal office injuring her and causing a fractured left leg. The judge granted hospital and medical expenses and the verdict notes the Salt Lake City bonist has been on scene since the accident.
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Miz
Nelile E. Savage
U. S
Vernal Post Office
Ganted Peeial Hospital
Savage
Naples Ward To State Reunion
The Naples LDS ward annual reunion, announced by Bishop J. Ross Merrell, will be held Monday July 24 with a full day program. Activities start with a softball game at 5 am on the school grounds, chapel events at 10:30, lunch at noon, and an afternoon schedule of games, races, volleyball and a ladies versus girls softball match at 6 pm, followed by a dance at 8:30 pm in the chapel. Bishop Merrell invites all present and former ward members to attend.
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Naples
LDS Ward
J. Ross Merrell
Merrell
Vernal Chamber Forms New Committees to Boost Tourism
The Vernal Chamber of Commerce reorganizes with new committees including rodeo affairs, tourism promotion and recreation development, and an oil tax study group. Led by Frank Ward and Francis Felteh, the panels aim to expand business, retain visitors, and evaluate fair oil taxation amid Utah industry activity.
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Vernal Chamber of Commerce
Frank Ward
Chiia McKinlay
Charlex
Chuck) Taylor
Tate
Tenney Johnston
Ernest Untermann
Harry Ratlitt
Francis Felteh
A. W. Shepherd
Charles Henderson
Henry Minecam
Wiley Baucum
Corne
Asmus
Clayton Simmons
Curt Goodrich
Charles Lee
Byron
Fisher
Dale Naylor
N. J. Meagher, Jr
Haag Aas
Utah State’Chamber of Commerce
Utah
Second Notice Issued For Paying Bids
City officials discuss payment due for meters and water system repairs in Vernal. A special meeting covered late bids, revenue needs, and completing finishing touches on the new water system. Residents were urged to conserve as the water flow was redirected to the Maeser box while decisions on reinstalling meters awaited.
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LeRoy Taylor
Seetat
Duncan
Goa
Gomel
Taylor
Lacie
Oil Drilling Report Notes Varied Depths and Gas Cut Mud
A fractured drill stem test at Carter's Ute Tribal No. 2 reports depths around 8737 feet with 300 feet recovered and gas cut mud. Other wells including Bilgebel and a well near Hell's Wak show water, oil, gas cut mud, and drifting operations with depth readings around 8000 feet to 1050 feet. Officials, operators, and drillers such as George Martin and Cerators are referenced with location data in Rangely equity fields and NW 23 55-220.
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Eafter ‘Oil
Bilgebel
Cence Ney E Sec
Ee Burberry Valley
WelsGeorge Martin
Tulsa
Old
Symors
Sasaki
Dane
Brodas
Geese Sevner
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