Pioneer Day celebrations draw crowds at Maeser Jensen event
Large crowds filled the chapel and amusement hall for a pioneer program featuring band selections, songs, prayers, and an oration by Hebert Grant. An afternoon of games and races followed with Maeser winning key events and a well attended dance and evening program concluding with notable guests including Congressman Don B. Colton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Thomas Lee
Wihn
Tia
Floyd
Merle Allen
Herman Bingham
Neva Allen
Mae
Suettle Galder
Hebert Grant
Salt Lake
Brigham Young
C Himball
Daniel H Wells
UH & H
Philip Stringham
Bowery
Maeser
Gilnes
2Nd Ward
Kiddles
Don B. Colton
Harden Bennion
A W Watkins
Hugh W Colton
Scout Encampment at Deer Lodge Near Vernal
The largest Boy Scouts encampment in Uintah mountains concluded Saturday morning at Deer Lodge with 13 troops and about 200 Scouts and Leaders. A. A. Anderson led the Timpanogos council staff with Hay Duke and J Emery Johnson directing. daily routines included bugle calls flag ceremonies camp inspections and structured classes in campcraft nature study first aid and cooking. The week featured lectures merit badge work fishing and hiking with a Friday court of honor and a large Thursday evening program by a Vernal audience of about 500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah
Deer Lodge
A. A Anderson
Timpanogos Council
V Gien Smith
Hay Duke
J Emery Johnson
Mr Johnson
A Anderson
J . Stewart
W. Glen Smith
Lloyd Winn
Vernal
General Assembly
Vernal Congressman Don Colton to Speak at Uintah High
Under the Ladies Republican Club, a program at Uintah High School auditorium begins at 8 pm Friday. Congressman Don B Colton will be the principal speaker and the general public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. H. School
Ladies Republican Club
Uintah High School
Don B Colton
Feneral
Elwood Gee Guest at CW Showalter Home
Provo resident Elwood Gee visited the CW Showalter residence as a guest, enjoying hospitality and conversation. Local social notes highlight the informal gathering and community ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood Gee of
Provo
Showalter
Jensen Rodeo Draws Immense Crowd in Haslem Grove
Special report notes one of Jensen's largest gatherings at Haslem Grove Pioneer Day on Green River east bank. About 650 people attended as Haslem Reinhart and Lewis presented 25+ unridden horses for a clean free show. Howard Ainge won the bareback riding trophy. Ted Sewell leapt 35 feet from Jensen bridge into the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Je“Sen
Jensen
Haslem Grove
Green River
Excalante
Jenser
Uintah County
Shorty Clark
Eldon C.de Martin
Joe Evans
Chew Douglas Chew Howard Dudley Floy& Reynolds
Howard Ainge
Morens Moon
Marshall
Mrs Zina Smith of Davis Dies After Operation
Death notice for Mrs Zina Smith 40 of Davis wife of Albert Smith. She was taken to Salt Lake City LD hospital for an operation and died there. Body to be brought to Vernal for services at Darts chapel. Daughter of John and Zina Evans she is survived by husband and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Zina Smith
Davis
Albert Smith
Smith
Salt Lake
Vernsl
Darts Chapel Decesse
John
Zina Evans
Venice
Eldon
Uintah High Band Concert Set for Saturday Evening
Director Lloyd Winn announces a special Uintah high school band program to be performed Saturday at 6 p m. The concert moves from the Scout Encampment location to the Postoffice Grounds lawn with selections including The Victor The Last Excellis Overture The First Run March Fidelity Over the Alps March and The Avenger among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Winn
Uintah High School
Mr Winn
Ford
Alps
Avenger
Newton Brothers Relocate to Former CW and M Co Building
Newton Brothers Leather Manufacturers move to larger quarters in the former CW and M Company building. The new site expands space for machinery and display of goods. The plant now turns out thousands of inches weekly with orders from Schoelknoenh of Dallas. Eleven workers employed with peak staffing at 16 to 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Brothers
Newam Ties Company Leather Manufacturers
CW & M. Company
Focal
Schoelkoenh Company
Dallas
Texas
Eight Carloads of Cherries Shipped from Davis County
Eight carloads of cherries were shipped from Davis County up to a recent date, highlighting a notable local fruit harvest. The report notes substantial transport activity and signals strong regional production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kavysville
Davis County
Web worm menace prompts state entomologists visit Vernal
Airplane brings government expert on web worms to Vernal to aid Uintah County farmers. Officials from the State Department of Agriculture, the County Agent, and entomology staff gathered to study the alfalfa web worm, assess damage, and plan weed control and ditching to protect crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harden Bennion
Barrett
State Department of Agriculture
Daggett County
George I Reeves
Bureau of Entomology
Millecam Vacation Scout Encampment in Uintah Mountains
H B Millecam spends vacation in the Uintah mountains attending two days of a Scout encampment during his trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millecam
Uintah Mountains
Mr and Mrs A Ericson Visit Salt Lake City
Mr and Mrs A Ericson are spending a few days in Salt Lake City. Mrs Ericson has been spending the summer with her mother, Mrs John N Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Ericson
Salt Lake City
Mrs Ericson
John N Davis
Pope Family Visits Old City Ties in Mosby
Mr and Mrs. Mars Pope and daughter Maurine of Mosby visit friends and relatives in the city. The Papas are former residents, and Mr. Pope is manager of Utah Power and Light in Moab.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars Pope
Maurine of
Mosby
Pope
Utah Power & Light Company
Moab
Maeser and First Ward Tied for First Place
Valley Baseball League standings show Maeser and First Ward tied for first as second ward met Naples in a 3 p m doubleheader. Vernal First edged Vernal Second 11 9 in a late inning rally as both teams fight for top spots.
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Maeser
First Ward
Valley Baseball League
Second Ward
Naples
Giines
Davis
Gimes
Ae We Ota Maeser
Furst
Gunes
Vernal
Diris
Daria
Doris Ward
Lee Workman
Babe
Frank Richens
Jay Workman
Marve Jackson
Almy Buist
Sherrel Williamson
Wallace Slaugh
Mark Pope
Tommy Hingham
Laurente Siddeway
Kenneth Hadlock
James Anderson
le Oo
Stervéns
Dinosaur museum to be first project in park service program
Congressman Colton reports the dinosaur quarry museum near Vernal will be the first Park Service project once funding and highway work align. He cites upcoming US 40 completion and a national museum collaboration with the American Museum of Natural History Carnegie Museum and National Park Service as pivotal to Utah Uintah Basin tourism and regional development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colton
Uintah Basin
Jensers
Craig
Intermountain
Deseret
Untah
U. 40
Guternal
America
Colorado
Yellowstone
Utah
Dinosaur Quarry
Lions Club
Jensen Bileentennnist Committee
American Museum of Natural History
Carnegie Museum
National Park Service
Coton
Director of Museums
U.S 43
United Effort
Jensen Bicentennial Committee
Department of Agriculture
Department of the Interior
Albricht
The
Park Service
Colt
Jensen Committee
Huge Sign Marks Scenic Uintah Basin Route For Tourists
Uintah Basin and Northwestern Colorado towns funded a $180 sign at U.S. 40 near Park City directing eastbound traffic onto the Uintah Basin scenic route. The article cites local meetings, remarks by Lion Colton on federal relief and banking aid, weed control plans, and a Vernal Manila highway marking project. The Heber City band won two first prizes at an international Lion’s convention in Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park City
Uintah Basin
Colorado
Lion Dun
Colton
Congress
Finance Corporation
Joan
Col
Lion E Peterson
Peterson
J. C Cooper
Fetergon
J. C Stewart
Balt Lake City
Manila
Vernal Gun Club
Com Bronenere
Lenson
J. Clive Davis
Heber Cl.y
Los Angeles
Vernay Organization
Los Angee
Cowboy Nearly Drowns After River Rescue
Street Reinhart, Blue Mountain homesteader, narrowly escaped drowning when his horse sank in the Green river near Hastem raduch during a rodeo attempt. Joe Haslem and others on shore pulled Reinhart from deep water, revived him after he was submerged, and credited quick actions for preventing a tragedy on the Green river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mtr
Reinhart
Joe Haslem
Mr Hastert
Realnhart
Mr Haslem
Reichart
Mr. Hasler
Mr. Reinhart
Mr Reinhart
Grant and Colton Address Large Maeser crowd
President Grant and Congressman Colton spoke to seven hundred and thirteen attendees at Maeser Chapel during Sunday school services. The program included hymns, a pioneer poem, readings, and an inspiring talk by Grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Con. Gressman Colton
Maeser
Maiser
Meva Allen End Company
Flag of the Free
John EL
McCorkie
Utah
Thora Ashby
Beatrice Stringham
Elva Caldwell
Weldon Dastian
B Calder
Don B Colter
Hebert Grant
Eunice Smith
Mamie Price
Germain
CA Jones
Marvin Singleton
Neldon Richena
Cloxing
Benediction
LeRoy Richens
Valley
J. C. Penney to Open New Store with Dance Night
J C Penney Company announces a public dance tonight to celebrate opening its new Ashley Co op building store. Manager Ray Duke says the store will open Monday morning with redecorated interiors and new stock lines adding to its appeal outside Salt Lake City and Ogden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J . Penny Company
Ashley Co-op
Ray Duke
Salt Lake City
Ogden
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Maeser and
Baeser
Zina, Smith of
Postoffice Grounds
E. Peterson
Uintah County Area
Rob Baker
Jon Bob
Leonard Perry
Jeff
Wyoming
Wiss Alice Pederson
In & Take
4 Nutrition
Chicago
Gastes
Vernal First Ward
Vernal Second Ward
Gam
Woullinger
Vernal Secomawardt
Hasing Smith
Grand Davidson
Emil Hadlock
Monk Eaton
Yerval
Fret
Page Four
Bus Hatch
Joe Darrel King
George McCurdy
Eeeneee Beee Orlan Johnson
George Daryls Jr
Jesmeiss N Hardy, Jr
Carl Davis
el IL
Frank Swain
Con
Ress
Don
Washington
Streeter Rinehart
Coalville
Echo Dam
J. O. Penney Company
Duchesne
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