U B SC Committees Plan Entertaining Largest Meet Crowd
Committees for the UBIC plan events to entertain a record UBIC crowd. Notables include Secretary Ray Lyman Wilbur speaking on Water Power and Better Homes, with Ogden Union Stock Yards horses and horse judging demonstrations as major attractions. Local officials and Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce back the convention with a $2 000 appropriation and broad attendance expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Lyman Wilbur
United States Department of the Interior
UBIC
Wilbur Mil
Wilbur
Wilford Whitlock
Leeton 94
Ogden
Ogden Union
UB I
Clydesdale
H M Tidwell
Logan
Union
Basin
Basin Folk
Ogden Union Stock Yards
UB IC
Union Stock Yards
UBS
Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce
Gus
Backman
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Sacred Cantata The Vision by Evan Stephens to Be Given Sunday
A Mormon concert titled The Vision by Evan Stephens will be presented Sunday afternoon or evening by the Vernal second ward choir with singers from Vernal first Maeser and Glines wards under Edna Crowther Rirle. The work centers on Joseph Smiths first vision and the events surrounding it in song. An invitation is extended to Ashley valley residents to attend this sermon in song at the Uintah Stake Tabernacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. I
Uintah Stake Tabernacle
Vernal Second Ward
Vernal First
Maeser
Glines
Edna Crowther Rirle
Evan Stephens
Joseph Smith
Ashley Valley
Roosevelt Lions Club Charter Night Brings Jazz and Toasts
Roosevelt Lions Club celebrated charter night with a banquet at the Nelson hotel attended by District Governor Godfrey of Richmond and Vernal Lions guests. Fred C Ferron presided as toastmaster and James H Wallis, Vernal charter president, spoke amid songs and joint singing as Lions from both clubs joined in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
Roosevelt Lions Club
Nelson Hotel
Godfrey
Richmond
Lions of Vernal
Lion
J A Cheney
N C Cooper James I" Wallis JR
Douglas WS Henderson
Thorn Hatch
Fred C Ferron
Roosevelt Lions
R C Cooper
Rroosevelt
James H. Wallis
Lions
Fred Cherron
Lions Club of
Vernal
Wim
L. H. Allan
J Clive Davis
Ferron
Homer FP Edwards
Local Authors Drama Reading by Pederson and Meyers at YA OC
Alvin Pederson and Prof Ches dex Meyers of the YA OC will present dramatic readings and other entertainments. Earnie Bee Bech BILC next event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Pederson
Ches Dex Meyers
YA OC
Earnie
Bech Bilc
Jones Summer Shows entertain Vernal audience nightly
The American Legion hosted a Jones Summer Shows engagement in Vernal with a chautauqua style lineup. July 22 to 26 featured vaudeville acts, dramatic sketches, musical numbers, and a children’s program led by a touring company owned by C E Jones. Despite varied performances from eight girls to a male quartet, attendance remained light but offerings included Marys Other Husband, Great Moments From Great Plays, Smilin Through, When Ma Wears Pats Pants, The Cobber, The Black and White Review, and A Message From Mars plus crafts stories games and a parade each morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Joybelles
Miss Sission
Joybelits
Miss Buerd
Mars
Neal Family Fishing Trip Near Carter Creek
Mr and Mrs Frank Neal of Spring Canyon visit Mr Neal's brother in Fort Duchesne and enjoy a fishing trip to Carter Creek with their son Rob. Former Vernal resident Mr Neal accompanies them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Neal
Spring Canyon
Henderson Sells Holdings in L. H. Woodard Furniture Firm
W S Henderson disposes of his interest in the S H Woodard Furniture company to Mr Woodard. He will devote full time to overseeing two tourist cabin groups and about seventeen rental homes. Henderson, in business for about nineteen years, came from Roosevelt where he was also active. He was Myton’s first merchant and licensed Indian trader and later the first homesteader on Henderson Beach north of Vernal. He built Roosevelt’s first brick store building, now Harmston hotel, and still owns the old jail there. Change will not affect operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W S&s
Henderson Beach
Vernal
Roosevelt
Harmston Hotel
Uintah Gas Co owners start big Wyoming pipeline project
The Greybull Wye Standard reports a 160 mile pipeline will run from Western Big Horn Basin hot springs Big Horn and Park counties Wyoming to Lat Rel and Billings. The Wyoming Mintana Pipe Line Co led by Ray Phebus of Thermopolis and Paul Stock of Cody will own Uintah Gas with major assets. The plan follows earlier Ashley Valley gas supply as noted by Mr Woodard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Horn
Hot Springs
Park Counties
Latrel
Billings
Wyoming Mintana Pipe Line Company
Ray Phebus
Thermopolis
Paul Stock
Cody
Phebus
Mr Stock
Uintah Gas Company
Ashley Valley
Pioneer Byron Colton Laid to Rest in Provo Cemetery
Byron O Colton a Ashley Valley pioneer was honored in a Maeser chapel service led by Bishop Carl Richens. He lived with his daughter Mrs Minnie Wilson and later burial followed in Provo with relatives from Salt Lake City American Fork and Vernal attending. He is survived by three children two sons and a daughter, nineteen grandchildren and fourteen great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maeser
Byron O Colton
Ashley Valley
Minnie Wilson
Carl Richens
Sylvanus Collett
Thomas Bingham
Colton John N Davis
Mae Jorgensen
Don B Colton
Colton Bishop Hichens
Joseph PF Hacking
Provo
Council Bluffs
Xiss Jane Clark
Sarah M. Smith
John Henry Smith
Colton
Uintah
RS Collett
Mark Poulson
George A Smith
Snow
Isabell Smith
Salt Lake City
Ernest Colton
American Fork
George
Ale Colton
Stella Hardy
Vernal
HB O Colton
Standlett
Adelbert
B O Colton
Blaine
Business Low Mood Is Mental Says Editorial
An editorial argues that the decline in business is largely a mental issue and urges proactive thinking and selling to restore activity. It claims consumer laziness and fear drive downturns, while money and people persist and the economy remains intact.
Grandma Bartlett Honored By 116 Descendants at Tridell Reunion
A large family reunion honoring Annie K Bartlett known as Grandmother Bartlett was held in Tridell Utah on July 24 1930. 116 descendants attended including Alioe Idell Bartlett Shirley Ann and Gwendoline Harmon. The program at the Tridell Ward Chapel featured music prayers addresses genealogy talks and a lauding of pioneer efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tridell
Tridell Utah
Annie K. Bartlett
Bartlett
Alioe
Idell Bartlett
Salt Lake City
Shirley Ann
Gwendoline Harmon
Price Utah
Tridell Ward Chapel
Charles B Bartlett
Ashley Bartlett
Mra Ethlynn Harmon
George Henry Bartlett
Pres Chas Bartlett
John Harmon
Price
Grandfather Bartlett
Keren Bartlett
Annie EK Bartlett
Geof Bartlett
Tridel
Merkleys
Allee Morrill
Nelson Merkley
Viens Smith
Bartlet
Merkley
Chor
Rulon Bartlett
Sunnyside
Ashley Valley
Vernal Construction Update Sees Progress Across Town
Thirty years ago in Vernal, court house walls rise atop the first story as carpenters prepare joists for the second floor. Masons begin foundation work for a new Ashley Cooperative building while 900 feet of rock are cut for stake tabernacle masonry.
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Court House
Frederickson
Thase
Ticte
Ashley Cooperative
Heber Hanson
Stake Tabernacle
James BE
Talmadge
Hare der Bennion
Silt Lake City
Strawberry Valley
Calder
Bennalon Au Calder Sre
Elias Winn
Eastern States
Sherif Preece
Hayes
Amond Mountain
Taylor Mountain
Parek Livestock Company
Irs Ellteh
Denver
Elixl Gardens
Plac
Salt Lake County
Utah
T Sumner
William Winn
T CG McNeil
Meeker, Co A
William Owell
Balt Lake City
Jesse Ewing
Yenial
Frowa & Rimaysays
Ellison Murray
William Ashby
Lake Shore
Talk on Rural Financing at the Uintah Basin UB
Orvald Adams former Utah State Bankers Association president will lecture Thursday August 7 at 1 PM at the Uintah Basin Community center. He bring years of financial practice to explain farm financing and offer guidance during a period of low mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah Dasin
UBIC
Orvald Adams
Utah State Bankers Association
Adams
Uintah Basin
Petersons and Witbecks Tie Up in Colorado Visit
Clinton Peterson son of county agent E Peterson is slowly recovering from a broken thumb suffered while playing bass. Mr and Mrs Harold M M Lundell return from Glenwood Springs visits with Mr and Mrs Huljer Witbeck. On July 24 they met in Glenwood and stayed two days then spent the rest of the time at the Witbeck Summer Range near the Flat Trns. Mr and Mrs Wm E Witbeck Jr also visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Peterson
E Peterson
Harold MM Lundell
Glenwood Springs
Cole
Hul Jer Witbeck
Witbeck
Glenwood
Trns
Wm E Witbeck, Jr
Alfalfa Seed Outlook Brings Hope to Basin Farmers
Alfalfa seed harvest progresses with early cutting ripe and more seed expected this year. Indications point to several times the past output, and the Basin may receive seed money as second cut blooms and matures ahead of frost dates. Co H Wilkinson notes promising yields could push the 1930 crop volume higher overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H Wilkinson
Primary Fraud Entertains For Mrs Christensen
The Primary stake board entertained Monday evening at Mrs Joseph P Hacking’s Maeser home in honor of Mrs Marie Christensen who resigned from the board. The rooms were decorated with phlox and roses and guests played games. a two course lunch was served as the board presented a book in appreciation of her loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Joseph P Hacking
Maeser
Marie Christensen
Christenin
Ingtators and Copy Cats
A reader denounces imitators and copy cats in business. He argues genuine merchants must offer fair open pricing and avoid deceitful tactics that copy rivals. He favors transparent advertising and punishes those who cut costs by underhanded means.
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U. B. SC
Walter McCoy
Nouremberg Germany
Lynne Ashton
Lucy Rackham
John Coates
Bates
L. H Woodard
Frank Abplanalo
Frank
Wilford Witlock
Sam Ten Huloh
Aron
Robert Wimmer
Doe Oe
Jake Workman
Focal
Doctor Hirth
W. S. Henderson
L. H. Woodard Furniture
Uintah Gas Co
Wyo
Mr Woodard
Byron O. Colton
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Towns” Says
Napoleon
Mary
United States
A. D. Stone
The
Vernal Expresa
Vernal Lions Club
U.B
W. Adams
Mrs. LP
Christensen
TI & Merchant
Agame
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