Golden Gleaner Gayla Honors New Members in Vernal Ward
The Golden Gleaners sponsored a Tuesday evening ceremony in the Vernal First ward chapel with about 160 attendees including girls mothers and ward officers. The event featured an acceptance ceremony for new members a fashion show and displays of handiwork from the Gleaner girls.
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Golden Gleaners
Stake Gleaner Irs
Stake Gleaner
Ernest Johnson
Vernal First Ward
YWMIA
Stake
Ywmia Stake
Lucille Watkins
Mariel Remington
Loreene ,Anderson
Vern
Collier
Vera Gurr
Cleta’Hateh
Leah Simper
Glad Weart
Crystal Perry
Glincs
LaVanna M. Ross
Doris Preece
Reva Merrell
Yenna H. Bascom
Velda D. Simmons
Clela C Hatch
Lorna R. McKee
Elizabeth B. Hall
Atendance
Velora R. Merrell
Carma Goodrich
Grace Manwaring
Mabel G. Goodrich
Aston G Calder
Ruth W. Robertson
Beth G. Caldwell
Vena Collier
Francis Gardiner i
Trousseaus
Miss Adams
Oficers
Donna Goodrich
Eloise Neilson
Trousseau
Berle J. Bell
Modena Horrocks
Lawrence Bascom
Venna Haws
DeLyle Bingham ‘Richards
LaWanna Manwaring Ross
Golden Bastian
Lora Johnson
Raymond York
Eva Reynolds
Stephen Stringham
Earl ‘Calder
Carol Ray Walker Brady
Armete
Alice Blue
Vonda Lee Fletcher
Reva Merril
Amber Adams
Niion
Donna Lundell
Jane Goodrich
Bascom
Enid Goodrich
Betty Curtis Horrocks
Carma Godrich
Clela C. Hatch
Carla Dean Watkins Fletcher
Vena Coller
Gloria Wallis
Fiere
Kuid Goodrich
Vermal Rodeo Purses Shared Among 70 Contestants
A purse totaling 2250 was split among about 70 contestants at a rodeo event. Winners included Charles Fancher Lovelock Ney Clit Whitely from Tucson and IM Rush Hot Springs NM in bulldogging. Saddle bronc riders Gene Prucott Don Roseberry George Lowe. Bareback winner Booker Bordwell Blaze Pratt Rupert Idaho. Bull riding names Holmes Rogeberry Mantle and others. Roping winner CSI Whately Ag bury Schell College Ariz and Bill Rush.
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Charles Fancher
Lovelock
Ney
Clit Whitely
Tucson
Ariz
IM Rush
Hot Sprince
Gene Prucott
Burnt Fork
Wye
Don Roseberry
Nichfield
George Lowe
Booker Bordwell
Blaze Pratt
Rupert
Ida
John Loftus
Coir
Delegates Return From Boys State Enthusiastic
Five Vernal boys attended the 12 day Utah Boys State at Point of the Mountain Salt Lake County and returned home eager to serve as better citizens. Melvin Weeks Lynn King Bryce Caldwell Jay Turner and Wayne Lundell represented Vernal with Weeks as county commissioner and King as representative.
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Salt Lake
Utah
Verna
Melvin Weeks
Lynn King
Bryce Caldwell
Jay Turner
Wayne Lundell
Weeks
Vernal Lions Club
Vernal Kiwanis Club
Vernal Junior Chamber of Commerce
Independent Order of Odd Fellows and
America Legion Witbeck Post
Utah Officials Discuss Colorado River Drought Plans
Grover A. Giles attends for Utah as compacts permit progress on reservoir and power projects to benefit all basin regions. Utah irrigation could rise to 1,722,000 acres. upper basin states now use only about one fourth of their potential Colorado River allocation. Reservoirs planned on the Colorado, Green, and San Juan include Flaming Gorge and Glen Canyon sites to equalize flow during wet and dry years. Upper basin obligation under the 1922 pact requires 7,500,000 acre feet at Lee's Ferry with over 1,000,000 acre feet more guaranteed at the border with Mexico.
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Utah
Grover A. Giles
Mr. Riter
Colorado
Wyoming
New Mexico
Arizona
Bureau of Reclamation
Green
San Juan
Movig
Flaming Gorge
Echo Park
Split Mountain Gorge
Glen Canyon
Dark Canyon
Lee’s Ferry
Mexico
California
Nevada
Funeral for Earl D Morrison Held in Ashley Ward
Funeral services for Earl D Morrison who died August 5 1944 in the Pacific were held Thursday July 15 in Ashley ward chapel Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints. Bishop C L Richens conducted with a mixed chorus and several speakers. Burial at Vernal Memorial Park directed by the American Legion with pallbearers and color guards.
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Pfo
Earl D. Morrison
New Britain Island
Pacific
Ashley Ward Chapel
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
C. L. Richens
William Morrison
Alma Preece
Leland Sowards
George Swett
Warren Jones
Niles Haslem
Edna Caldwell
Edna Anderson
Doris Preece
Mary L. Kidd
Hugh W Colton
Jesus
Bishop Richens
Carmen Snow
LaVon Wall
Louis Freestone
Vernal Memorial Park
Dale Openshaw
M. H. Wilson
Upper Basin Water Commission Led by Truman Appointee
The passage notes the burden of dry years falls on the upper basin states while wet years let them retain more than the average 7,500,000 acre feet. Water commissioners include Charles A. Carson Arizona Clifford H. Sotne Colorado Fred E. Wilson New Mexico Ed H. Watson Utah and L C Bishop Wyoming. Chairman Bashore was appointed by President Harry S Truman to chair the commission.
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Utah
Charles A. Carson
Arizona
Clifford H. Sotne
Colorado
Fred E. Wilson
New Mexico
H. Watson
L. C. Bishop
Wyom Ing
Mr. Bashore
Harry S. Truman
Farm pests threaten crops with guidance for control
The column notes dry weather and pest outbreaks on farms and gardens. It lists squash bugs pear slugs and Mexican bean beetles as destructive and offers control tips including Sab-Idila dust calcium or lead arsenate sprays and timing for application to protect squash beans and fruit trees.
Farm Safety Urged in National Drive for Food Production
Hugh W. Colton says farm safety is essential to increased food production through better land use. Uintah basin soil conservation district supervisor and local soil conservation service reps plan to assist National Farm Safety Week, proclaimed by President Truman for July 25 to 31.
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Hugh W. Colton
Uintah Basin Soil
Carter Production Tests Await Results in Utah Basin
Carter geologists led by Phillip A. Williams report initial test of the lower section of a Utah basin well between 7080 and 7100 feet. The hole was plugged to 7084 feet for a thorough test in the oil sand with favorable promise. Casing is set and cement cured, with production tests scheduled to start Wednesday. E. J. Laurent leads the gravity meter group arriving in the Uintah basin for regional work not tied to the new Carter well.
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Carter
Phillip A. Williams
Vernal
Vernal Express
E. J. Laurent
Carter Company
Gravity Meter Group
Uinteh Basin
Williams
Carter Well
Insect Control Tips For Cabbage and Corn Crops
Rotenone proves highly effective against cabbage and cantaloupe aphids and corn earworms. Apply a few drops to corn silks a few days after they appear to partially control earworms. if Rotenone is unavailable, light mineral oil serves as an alternative.
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Marie Manwaring
Carol Manwaring
Gaber
Betty Slaugh
Lita Simper
Rachel Calder
Lucy Calder
Lita Simer
Leah Simer
Oma Wardle
Carol Ray Brady
Erma Goodrich
Mariam Perry
Dana Goodrich
Delores Caldwell
Carol Jean Hacking
Carma Goodiich
Jeannine Gardiner
Lila Ashby
Eva Merkley
Stake Board
Arlys Watkins
Green Johnson
France
U. S
Georges Dbidault
Jefferson Caffery
Paris
Ery
Averell Marriman
ABS
Earl Morrison
Buehner
U of U Laboratories
Viste
W. Temple
Ford
Showalter Motor CO
Vernal, Utah
Farm News
By Wiliam C. Whitaker
Uintah County
Witbeck
Duly
Vietah
LDS Church
Vada Slugger
Sacramento
Cal
Charles Morrison
Doyle Morrison
Sacranico
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Atlas
Salt Lake City
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