Vernal Effort Drops Fort Duchey Contests In Classic Tilt
Vernal baseball showed strong form with a 6 to 1 win over Spanish Fork as local clubs showcased top hitting and fielding. Hoffman, Kurgesch and Lee led offensive output while Reed and Wellin provided key plays, though Duchey’s squad battled hard for crowd admiration.
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Vernal
Cas
Tyeniay
Ornish
Utah
Spanish Fork
Howe
Rere
Buleh Hoffman
Jacleto Kurgesch
Epa Arnold
Jorge
Staley
Wellin
Escententerenes
Miller
Sana Wand
Hoffman
Penton
Curry
Reed
Junior baseball crew beats Craig 15 to 10 in basin league
Vernal's junior team, in the Basin division of the American Legion Baseball league, defeated Craig 15 to 10 on Sunday. The locals had 12 hits to Craig's 11, led by L Bennion with 3 for 3 and Colton contributing key hits. Craig's Seip led hitters with 3, while Martinez had 2. Next, Vernal travels to Craig for a return game.
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Vernal
American Legion
Baseball League
Craig
Golo
Chage Ang
Gls
L. Bennion
Bille
Colton
Tri Bie
Donnie Bates
Ted Hatch
Seip
Elle Star
Martinez
Veral First Crew Caps First Half Softball Title
The Vernal First Crew caps the first half of the softball season as the board reorganizes multiple committees at a county chamber meeting. Key figures include Hugh W. Callon and Lee Sowards directing agriculture and roads committees, with Dewey Ross leading convention planning and a large slate of officers and members assigned to housing, public affairs, membership, and industrial development.
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R. A. Bryson
Hugh W. Callon
Lee Sowards
Tess
Clare Hekins
Rex Striegel
Sid Merkley
Lyle Glen
Virtus McConke
Morgan Merkley
DeMarr’ Dudley
Ralph Siddoway
Herold Reader
Les Anderson
Cit McCoy
Roy Showalter
Rulon Hacking
Lester
Bing~ham
Alma Preece
Joe Haslem
Doug Chew
Howard Williams
Oakley Larson
Utah
Dewey Ross
Francis Feitch
Jack Turner
Claudis Banks
Chris McKinlay
Don Batty
Claur Hopkins
Henry Millecam
Wm. Slaugh
Venus
Clair Hopkins
A. W. Shepherd
T. R. Seager
H.W. Marrs
Clayton Simmons
Alson Shiner
Dale Naylor
Claudius Banks
Wiley Baucum
Lawrence Siddoway
Pail Lunt
George Roth
Glenn Cooper
Ken Sowards
Willam B. Wallis
Malph Siddoway
Ray E Spendrove
Lee Walker
Vernal
Pishsand Widlife
Gee Sowards
Jack ‘Turner
Paul Batty
Delbert Casada
Tom Hatch
Joe Labeau
Coker+Jeffries
Henry Schaefermeyer
Dale ,Jansen
da Vi le Nielson
N. J. Meagher
Jess. Cheney
0. L. Johnson
Hob Johnston
Sauleiters
Gaegs Roth
J. D. Jones
Franke Ward
LeRoy Taylor
Rex Gardner
Stewart Ashton
Alvin Bowden
F. G.eskelson
Woodey Scarfe
Dick , Gardiner
Paul Lunt
Larson Caldwell
Don Showalter
Russ Holley
Chuck Taylor
Lawrence Siidoway
Driver Smith
Jack Millecam
Charles Henderson
Delbert Ida
J. A. Cheney
J. C. Anerson
Rae Ashton
Oliie Boswell
Earl Freeman
Francis Feltch
N. J. Meagher Jr
Vern Gilford
B. Frank Ward
Whiterocks Triumph as Glines Maeser Gain Softball Wins
In a busy week of county softball, Glines Vernal Drug and Whiterocks earned victories while Maeser champions from prior seasons faced stiff competition. Davis fought hard with Thelma Smith going 4 for 4, and Vernal’s Tridel and Bartlett contributed key hits as newcomers edged out Lake 7-6. Grace Mantwarings led the night with 3 of 4, and Napels Danged posted strong defense though White Rock fell short.
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Maeser
White Rocks
Davis
Belva Perry
Workman
Arlyn Watkins
Wis
Thelma Smithh
Pemaret
Enerage
Blenty
Jayry Power
Wes
Jae Hacking
Mac
Nehberocks
Vernal LA
Bartlett
Hanafer
Tridell
Pete
Lake
Massey
Triple
Manhardert
Tridel
Eris Bind
Trumphed
Roahomer
Grace Mantwaring
Naples
Recreation Facilities To Be Enlarged In Local Area
City and county workmen proceed on Vernal area projects to expand recreational options. Plans include backsteps and softball diamonds at the ballpark, resurfacing and fencing of Central School tennis courts to add a class A court, and a lit horseshoe pitch at the ball park to broaden Utah’s recreational program.
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Vernal
Oldaters
Gree
Uiatah
Woodbury Seeks Entrants for Midget League Softball
An all boys up to age 23 league invites entrants for afternoon play in Vernal County outside Vernal. Parents urged to meet Jack Call and representatives next Monday at the Honde Ing to form a 2 age league.{"}
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Jack Call
Wintah
Vernal Rodeo Begins Tonight At Fairgrounds
Vernal prepares for the annual rodeo with new attractions including Beeswex Moore and family, Sid Ritter and his comedy cat, Wes Curtis the clown, and Jack Andrews whip act. The event features Barbraist and Beverly Smith, tri roping, and prize drawings with a pony and saddle valued at 150 dollars and 50 dollars in prizes. The Vernal Chamber of Commerce promotes attendance and western dress, with Jaycees running concessions and audience prizes.
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Jay
Main Street
Kirby
Beeswex Moore
Sid Ritter
Wes Curtis
Jack Andrews
Barbaraist
Beverly ‘Smith
Lee
Joe Staley
Princess Jean
White Cloud
Henye
Vernal Chamber of Commerce
Rodecay
B. Frank Ward
Gmneane
Vernal Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jaycees
Last rites for Henry Lee recount a frontier pioneer life
Henry Lee, a pioneer who built the first saloon and store in the area, engaged in drayage, theatre provision, and a range of ventures from a trading post to a sawmill and coal mining. He married Mae Trujillo in 1908 and left a large family spanning Meeker, Vernal, and beyond.
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E. da
Lees
LDS Church
Hen- Lee
Mae Trujillo
Jernal
Leeton
Man
Fisher
Denver
Henry Lee Bolle
Wilford Whiteke
Mosby Mountain
Mr. Lee
Little Water
Lapoint
Vernal
Local committee members named Doway Owen Wall Chester Murray
Com mitteemen Doway Owen Wall Chester Murray and Alvin Bowden listed as committee members in a partially readable local notice. Other details are fragmentary but indicate organizational roles and governance context.
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Doway
Owen Wall
Chester Murray
Alvin Bowden
Atomic Explosion Described for Public Release
A government issued booklet explains atomic explosions and their effects. The text, issued to civilian defense planners and builders, outlines building resilience, radiation hazards, and probable damage to American cities. It draws on non confidential scientific data from the Atomic Energy Commission and aims to inform the public.
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Ashington
Pers
Gona
Japan
Atomic Energy, Commission
Stream fishing tips from Ted Resto and Dan Holland
Ted Resto and Dan Holland discuss stream fishing technique with focus on current, fish location, and behavior. They note trout and other stream fish favor pockets, holes, and backwaters, lie deeper than insect feeders, and avoid open current. Migratory steelhead and salmon follow headwaters and stay near main currents.
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Dan Holland
Olla
Community Notes From Ballard Ties Local Visits
Distant relatives and friends gather in Ballard for visits and church potlucks as locals note travels to San Francisco Tooele and Salt Lake City. Several households host relatives, with stories of reunions, baptisms, and a July Fourth gathering. Harris Denver funeral observed July 5 at Ballard chapel.
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Ellen Brackentte
Dorothy
Hiawatha ‘ Dent
England
Mary'Collins
Roosevelt
Ernest
Betts
Baileard
Hauselham
United
Ana
L. E
Lake Aigie Te
Hart
Rene
Xavier Son
Fet
Baptist Church of
Win
Taylor
Park City
John
Simon
Peo
Hig
Mras Erell Johnson
Achool
Ned Gines
Eric Stolls
Clearfield
Lake City
and Sarr
Sarrlees
Ruth Brighton
Joffrey Gerrick
Chastwork
Cal
Boencee
Squire
Mire
F. G. Showell
Salt Lake City
Showell
Bir
S.B. Kettle
Sod Mire
Saltane City
Ballard
Mira
Angus Anderson
Brighton
Mra
Julia Kettle
Minnie Angus
Ardis Kettle
Seeley
Iit
Loren’ Stanley
Land
Pee
Glen Stanley
Mare Wilkins
Mos Angeles Cave
Wilkens
Charles Sh
Elton Kettle
Douglas
Peat Take City
Moot
Lott Dicheme
Lees Af
Thomas
Sopper
Tag Brass
Earth
George Washington
Rooklyn Dodger
Auction notices and local biddings from Maeser area
A fragmentary 1941 notice mentions a special calor bid, a Baying 2 Our Lyok event, and contact details for Maeser. It references interested parties willing to take part, a postal inquiry, and a potential f ine wt. The legibility is poor with several garbled names and numbers.
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AlTi
Buteks
Fragmentary OCR evokes quirky seaside image and local notices
The readable fragments describe a rambling seaside scene with bathing beauties and moonlit reflections, mixed with odd promotional phrases about places named Moonglow and a Brooklyn Dodgers reference, plus scattered names and a hazy social context. The tone resembles a collage of local notices and vivid imagery from a past era.
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FT. Duchesne
Chamber OF Commerce
Gheutu Caldwell
Lapoint and Wares
Howard Clements
Caldwell Raid
Meena
Aly A Qooeane
Renee
Glines
Vernal Drug
Tridell’ Whiterocks
Wu Gums
Apes Vintner Treeonens
Wage Maeser
Tridel Iy Schainle
Merserve
Lea
Woodbury
Fairgrounds
Ich Searle
Icne Taylor
Vice
Istead
Chris Neiy
Her Rey
Cais Lawrence Si
Henry Lee
Meeker
Cole
Wilma Taylor
Jewel Wall
Randlett
Bonnie Hooker
Los Angeles
Cistle Lee
Bonanza
B. Lee
Zella Hall
Ouray
Roy Lee
Ted Resto
Walienstisis
Chosan Te Isadssed
Devughi Te Gals Mallemalal Sirgaghild
Caine Eveseum
Boltresps
Fermoss
Laat Nationalial Carpets
Mapechina
Sprini
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