Basin Caravan Demands Urgent US 40 Completion
Salt Lake City will see more than 100 cars led by regional notables in a Friday parade from the Chamber of Commerce to the state capitol. The Ulitan Basin drive aims to press for hard-surfacing US 40 from Bull Lake to the Colorado line, with a capitol rally and meeting with Governor Henry Blood and the State Road Commission. Utah 49 is called the state’s most vital road, serving 65 percent of the population and industries, as organizers vow continued pressure until the US 40 project is completed.
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Ulitan Basin
Salt Lake
Chamber of Commerc
State Capitol
Bull Lake
Colorado State Line
Capitol
Henry If Blood
State Road Commission
United States
Ocean
Utah
Colorado
Ulitah Basin
Hebor City
Paul Hunt
Northern
Utah Civic Clubs
Henderson
Vernal
Lions Club
Uintah County
Coach Cal Davis Accepts Position At Springville
Carl G Days, longtime Uintah high coach, accepts a similar role at Springville high. He will start duties at the September opening. Davis earned honors at Utah State Agricultural College in basketball football and track and led Uintah teams to multiple division titles. He is active in Vernal Lions Club Scouting Baseball and Gun clubs. Mrs Davis contributes musically to community events and funerals. The community wishes the couple success in Springville.
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Carl G Days
Uintah High School
Springville
Davis
Cal
Watt
Utah State Agricultural College
O1is
Undi
Vernal Lions Club
Vernal Baseball Club
Vernal Gun Club
Vernal Golf Club
Eerles
Athletic Club and CCC Tie in Softball Showdown
The Athletic Club defeated an opponent 28 to 8 on Friday while the CCC all-star team won 22 to 8 on Monday. An upcoming Friday clash pits Naples against Athletic Club and next week Naples faces OCC in a defining Vernalleague battle.
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Athletic Club
CCC
Ashton
Naples
Ashtons
Penneys
Vernalleage
OCC
Funeral Rites for Lapoint Pioneer In New Chapel
A large throng gathered in the Lapoint ward chapel to honor Specty 40 Nebeker who died at his home in Quray Valley on July 7. Bishop Jerry Harrison led services with speakers Jarod Rasmussen and C B Bartlett, and prayers by B O Colton. Music by Roy Taylor Leonard Harris and Acel Caldwell. Interment in Lapoint cemetery. pallbearers John D W Pallegh Stanley Nebeker Neb George Brough Alpert N Tarris. Nebeker born Sept 19 1808 in Salt Lake City. survived by Elizabeth Snowe ball wife and children AM Nebi Jar Nampa Idaho Mrs Jesse Brough W Maleigh Nebeker Randlett Mrs Ira Lindsay Idaho Falls, brother G W Nebeker California, sister Mrs Yetlle May Keath Laketown Utah. He moved to Uintah Basin in 1914. a Lapoint Ducay Valley pioneer, he served a mission in the Southern States in 1894 and was active in church and local affairs.
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W Nebeker
Lapoint Ward
Quray Valley
Jerry Harrison
Jarod Rasmussen
C. B Bartlett
B O Colton
Roosevelt Stake
Haybert Foster
Roy Taylor
Leonard Harris
John
Mary W. Nebeker
Elizabeth Snoweball
Nebi
Lapoint
Ducay Valey
Nebeker
LDS Church
Wasatch Mountain Club Visits Vernal and Uintah Mountains
Twenty Wasatch Mountain Club members from Salt Lake spent July Fourth weekend in Vernal Utah visiting Dinosaur National Monument Dry Fork Canyon and Green Lakes among other sites in the Uintah range. Claudius A Banks former club member and Conoco manager hosted the group during their Vernal stay.
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Wasatch Mountain Club
Salt Lake
Vernal
Dinosaur National Monument
Dry Fork Canyon
Green Lakes
Alastair Mountains
Claudiua A Banks
Conoco
Violator of Liquor Law Receives Jail Sentence
Dave Hatch was arrested during the weekend by local and state officers for selling liquor. He pleaded guilty before Justice W S Henderson and received a mandatory sentence of 30 days in the county jail. The prosecution was brought by the State Liquor Commission.
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Dave Hatch
Mr Hatch
W S Henderson
State Liquor Commission
Johnson A M former Maeser resident dies in Montrose
A M Johnson long time Maeser ward resident dies at his daughter Mrs JoT Brooks home in Montrose Colorado on June 2 after a four year battle with illness. Born March 10 1889 in Lake Itown Utah he was 67 at death. Survived by his daughter Madeline J Brooks and grandson James Brooks Jr as well as sisters Cora J Hawkins and brothers WW Johnson Robert Johnson J A Johnson and GL Johnson Funeral services were held in Montrose with Rev Mark Warner delivering the sermon. A quartet sang The Old Rugged Cross Nearer My God to Thee and Beautiful Isle of Somewhere and Dr Grethaumer sang The End of a Perfect Day. Interment followed in Grand View cemetery.
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A M Johnson
Maeser Ward
Jot Brooks
Montrose
Colo
Johnson
Me Johnson
Lake+ itown
Utah
Bung
S M
Rebecca Johnson
Ifo
Madeline J Brooks
Uttle
James Brooks, Jr
Mra
Cora J Hawkins
Robert
JSON
Wyo
J A Johnson Evanseton
GL Johnson
Monterose
Cole
Montrose FuneratiHome
Mark Warner
Old Rugged Cross
God
Verngl Lions Headed to International Convention in Providence
Verngl Lions depart for the 20th Lions International convention in Providence Rhode Island with an expected turnout of about five thousand Lions and guests. Speakers include Rear Admiral Richard Byrd Senator Byrd and Col George Abrew. Delegates travel by car plane and train. Vernal Lions Glenn Miller DeVere Carroll to attend. The event closes the 1939 36 fiscal year, noting substantial membership gains and 215 new clubs bringing total to 2741 clubs and over 8 000 members, with Lions expanding into Colombia Panama and Costa Rica.
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Chicago
Eprciati
Lions International
Providence
Rhode Island
New England
Richard E Byrd
Byrd
Virginia
George Abrew
Bost
Vernal Lions Club
Glenn HM Miller
DeVere Carroll
Mia Miller
Golda Massey
Richard Josenbaugh
Denver
Cole
International Association
Sesason
Lions Club
Columbia
Panama
Costa Rica
Canada
Cuba
Mexico
China
United States
Uintah County 4-H Club Growth Draws Youth Involvement
Keen interest in Uintah County summer 4-H activities shows 160+ boys and girls pledging efforts. Programs aim to improve farm and home practices, reveal rural life possibilities, aid future farmers and homemakers, and build public spirited, useful rural leaders.
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Uintah County
Utah
Dillman Enters GOP Governor Bid in Utah
Ray E Dillman a Roosevelt attorney and former Utah state senate president announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Utah governor. A native of Verhal educated at BYU Utah and Chicago, Dillman has been active with the Uintah Basin Industrial Convention, organizing and presid ing the conference multiple times.
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Ray E Dillman
Roosevelt
Utah State Senate
Dillmans
Brigham. Young University
Provo
University of Utah
University of Chicago
Liberal WPA Rules Loom In Utah Plan
Darrrell Greenwell WPA administrator for Utah outlined looser eligibility and higher prevailing wages to be used under a new WPA program. He said relief status will be the only requirement, with social workers determining eligibility, and emphasized apprenticeships through WPA and NYA amid a building trade labor shortage.
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Darrell Greenwell
WPA
Utah
Chamber of
Greenwell
Allen T. Sanford
National Emergency Council
Franklin D Richards
PHA
National Youth ‘Administration
Deseret News
Alton Peterson to Teach At Bunkerville Nevada
PROVO Alton Peterson has been given a teaching position at Bunkerville High School in Nevada, according to Edgar M Jensen BYU placement bureau head. Peterson, a recent graduate of NYU, is active in student and scholastic activities and was one of 58 BYU Y graduates receiving teaching contracts in the past weeks.
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Provo
Alton Peterson
Jensen
Bunkerville
Nevada
Edgar M Jensen
BYU
Peterson
Bunkerville High School
NYU
Uintah Club
Mierabek
Btudlo Guild
Lui
Portland Up Holds Taylor Orezing Case on Grazing Act
The United States District Court at Portland Up holds Taylor Orezing that the Taylor Grazing Act does not unlawfully delegate legislative power. It states public lands are held for the nation and Congress retains rights to ownership. Administrative duties include defining grazing district boundaries and issuing rules, with discretion for the Interior Secretary to regulate permits as long as aligned with the act.
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United States District Court
Portland
Que
Taylor Grating
Secretary
Interior
Congress
Secretary of the Interior
Summer course ends for Utah agricultural teachers in USAC program
Vernal Smith I Hughes instructor finishes the annual two week Summer Besson program at Utah State Agricultural College. Logan-Clair RMooking, a vocational ag teacher at Utah High School, also completed the conference with field trips across Cache, Hox Elder, Weber, Davis and Salt Lake counties to study landscape beautification.
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Vernal Smith-I Hughes
USAC
Logan
Clair R
Uktah
Besson
Utah State Agricultural College
L A Trumpherys
le Wilson
Press
F M Coe
Utah State College Horticulture Department
Orvin T. Nelson
Granite
Balt Lake
Cache Hox Elder
Weber
Davis
Topkins
Noel Keys
University of California
Education
Son of Former Vernalite Wins Olympic Berth
Utah track standout Dale Behofield, a national hurdler champion, earned an Olympic spot after top finishes in Milwaukee and Princeton events. The Verdal native, son of Leah Giles Schofield, is BYU trained and joins the U S team in New York.
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Utah
Mo Dale Behofield
Milwaukee
Princeton
New York
Manhattan
United States
Dale
Spencer
Dales
Leah Giles Schofield
Brigham Young University
Beehive Girls Start Three Day Uintah Outing
More than 150 Beehive girls aged 12 to 14 depart Uintah mountains for Iron Springs on Brush Creek for a three day outing. They travel by bus truck and car, plan a 10 am ward roll call, camp, and a full schedule including warm day exercises, Indian campfire program, and trips to Green Lakes and Fed Canyon. Committees and leaders accompany the group for supervision and program delivery.
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Uintahatake
Iron Springs
Brush Creek Mountain
Uintah Mountains
Muriel
Green Lakes
Green River
Vernal Rivermen Start Boulder River Expedition on Salmon
The Vernal group of five men led by Al ton Hatch and Dr Wallace Calder began a two and a half day river run from Bear Valley to Sulphur Falls on Idaho’s Middle Fork of the Salmon. They rebuilt two boats with conveyor belt bottoms, resumed from Blackfoot at dawn, and expect a 200 mile challenge with a 4000 foot drop remaining. They joined two new boats piloted by Roy ces Mowry and Dill F Pahrni and Frank Swain with guides, while two companions from Mutaugh, Idaho, abandoned their craft earlier in the rapid.
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Sulphur Falls
Middle Fork
Salmon River
Idaho
North American
Dus Match
Wallace Calder
Alton Hatch
Frank Swain
Royce Mowrey
Mr Hatch
Blackfoot
Bear
Valley Trank Swain
Austin J Lightfoot
Calder
Bus Hatch
Bear River
Maresh Creek
Latch ‘Royce Mowry
Bill Pahrnl
Falla
Salt Lake
Fins
Cop Mowrey
Dr Fravier
Sulphur
Bome Water
Clyde Ferdy
Grand Canyon
Mutaugh
Ida
John Marshall
O Wilatebeck
Riddle Fork
Austin Lightfoot
Two Rivers
Mack Corbet
Utah
Stanley
Riggins
Clayton
Gulphur Creek
Lightfoot
Doata
Bulpour Falls
Lota Ve
Colorado
Russell G Frazer
Rainbow
Uintah Future Farmers Head To Yellowstone On Eight Day Outing
A 33 member Uintah chapter of Future Farmers left Vernal for an eight day trip to Yellowstone National Park. Led by instructor C. J. Hopkins, the group will travel via Vernal Manila Green River and Rock Springs to reach Grand Teton and Yellowstone. They plan to explore the park a week then return through Idaho camping at Bear Lake and visiting Logan Agricultural College. President Ronald Preece drove the bus with the group.
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Uintah
Yellowstone National Park
Verenal-Manila
Green River
Rock Springs
Wyoming
Jenneva Inka
Teton National Park
Yellowstone
Park
Eome
Idaho
Bearlake
Marion Hull
Hugh Caigwell
George Lyon
Ver Warburton
Elwin Blackburn
Clyde Tansen
Keith Wellman
Lee Cool
Colston McKeachnile
Jack Stagg
Ivan Hulnger
Elwin Simmons
Arbray Chivers
George Millecsin
Charles Ringhard
Charles Beck
Ftonald Preece
Bla Bus
Community Church Announces Ten O'clock Service
Community Church holds services at ten o'clock with a sermon titled The Cates Next Door. Scripture cites Thy Neighbor as Thyself from Matthew 22:39. Public invited to attend.
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Mathew
Nellie E Fagan Dies in Pasadena California
Mrs Nellie E Fagan formerly of Vernal died at her daughter’s home in Pasadena California from a heart attack on June 23 She was born July 1 1863 in Lawrence Massachusetts married April 1885 to Chatila B Fagan who died in 1914 She leaves three daughters Mrs Mary E Harrison Mrs Lois B Tucker and Mrs Alice F Barnes one son Charlie Edgar Fagan and several grandchildren The family lived in Naples Ward for a year before moving to California
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Nellie E Fagan
Vernal
Anty
Pasadena
Calif
Nelle E. Sullivan Fagen
Lawrence
Mass
Jay
Friend
Neb
Chatila B. Fagada
Fagan
Pagan
Hee
Hee [Leng, Three Daughters, Mrs Mary E Harrison, Rego, Nev. Mrs. Lois B Tucker
Alice F. Barnes
Denver
Cale
Charlie Edgar Magan
Naples Ward
Move Piitorain
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