Lions to Open Convention Here June 16
Lions announce the district convention at Vernal Utah on June 16 with entertainment by local bands and a parade to scenic sites along Green River. The program includes tours, a $500 prize for a quarter contest, and a governors banquet. committees and speakers are named for promotion, reception, finance, decorations, and entertainment.
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Utah
Idaho
JC Anderson
Tilcnfield
Box Elder
Roosevelt Altern
Uintah
Green Lakes
Rei Canyon
Green River
Uinta Mountains
Ashley Forest
Rodanyon
Wyoming Line
Hideout Canyon
Verne
Thasibie
Anderson
Imo
Pittsburgh
Verttal
A C Boyleau
W S Henderson
F A Nelson
S Carter Ralph Ski
Grant HL
Calder
Karl Enger Claudius
Fishing Season Opens in Utah on Sunday
Utah anglers prepare for the 1939 fishing season with streams in Vernal and neighboring counties opening June 4 after favorable weather and pre season stocking. Deputy Henry Slaugh reports thousands of fish released in local streams with Dagget County streams remaining closed until July 1 while other areas open July 1.
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Vernals
Mles Jophers Ynes
Henry Slaugh
Keme
Tintah
Daggrt
Medical Association Meets in Duchesne Host Dr Murray
The Union Basin Medical Association met Sunday at Duchesne with Dr FP Murray as host. Special guests included Dr Claude Rhelds of Tall Lake as Utah State Medical Association president, Dr Clyde Ed monila secretary, and Dr Ogal Vie Tistructor of pathology at the University of Utah. An illustrated lecture on skin cancer followed dinner. Vernal attendees included Dr and Mrs John H Clark, Dr and Mrs Ralph By Hegsted, Dr and Mrs Joseph L Hansen, and Dr PF G Eskelson. Mr and Mrs Lynne Ashton retired Tuesday from Salt Lake City, and Mrs M Brown of Los Angeles, sister of Mr Ashton, returned with them.
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Uinlon Basin Medical Associaion
Duchesne
Murray
Claude Rhelds
Tall Lake
Utah State Medical Association
Clyde Edmonila
Ogalvie
University of
Lynne Ashton
Salt Lake City
M Brown
Los Angeles
Ashton
Seven Vernal Students to Receive Degrees at BYU
Seven Vernal students are among more than four hundred graduates at Brigham Young University 63rd commencement on Wednesday June 7. The article lists Sam Calder art major BB Kenneth Chariçés Aycock photometer major BB James Wallace Johnson education major & B Edith Collett normal Edna Collett moral Lr Ys Hull nfinal and Eva Price normal as Vernal recipients.
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PROVO
Brigham Young University
Steven Es
Sam Calder
Kenneth Chari¢és
Aycock
James Wallace Johnson
Edith Collett
Edna Collett
Ys Hull
Eva Price
Funeral Rites for Isaac Nelson at Maeser Chapel
Funeral services for Isaac Nelson were held at Maeser Chapel with Bishopric oversight and a program including vocal selections, a duet, and readings. Speakers Joseph P Hacking and Charles H Colton offered remarks. interment followed in Maeser Cemetery. Nelson, born December 29 1908 in Manila Utah, died May 22 after an illness, leaving a family circle including Vernon and Harold Nelson and many relatives from Beaver Linwood Heyburn and Whiterocks.
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Isaac Nelson
Tindulan
Tver
Maes¢r Chapel
Verdin R Johnson
Mark B. Hall
Colton
Caldar
Leo Calder
J Kennard
Clark Newell
John Stagg
Delbert Schanno
Loran Hatch
Ernest Chellus
Morris Caldwell
Nelson Harvey Vernon
Ira Neilso
Isaac Harold Ashby
Dee Jenkins
Sarah Ann Smith
Mary Briggs
McKinnon Wye Harvey Nelson
Beaver
Vernon Nelson
Bertha Potter
Rosiha Nelwn
Jeny Smiley
Ray Blackum
Henry
Albert Twitchell
Linwood
Wallace Twitchell
Whiterocks
Jane Tolton
Heyburn
Rupert
Idaho
Exe
Aprouse
Magzie Sampson
Ogden
Tsaac
Nelson
Manila
Utah
Daniel Moral
Matilda Warby
Nel Stille
Mantle
Beannce ‘Dwitchel
Belofield
Mitesc Oonca
Uintah Academy
Joseph P Hacking
Vernal Art Talent Show in Deseret News Contest
Vernal talent contest wins go to young Donald Snow duck imitaters deluxe and a girls trio led by Elizabeth Waller Edna Conkle and Lois Walker. Polls show strong support for Ray Nolaxi Taylor and George Blount with 12000 votes total from Utah and neighboring states. Final broadcast June 10 on HGL will determine the grand prize of 200 dollars through a public poll.
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Des ‘Eret News
RSL
Donald Snow Duck
Elizabeth Waller
Edna Conkle
Lois Walker
Burton Forrest Powell
Deseret News
Ani Mall
Utah
Idaho
Nevada
Colorado
California
Vermal
The
Lions Club
Radin Alation Eal
Evers
Golr H Clark
Vernel Lions Club
J . Anderson
Chadrtan
Gates
Sentences Planned for June in Utah Court.
The June 6 sentencing is set for Philip Van after a jury found him guilty of a statutory charge. The session of Judge Abel Tiener heard multiple cases, including burglary pleas, probation, and parole actions.
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Abel Tiener
Moodway
Alva Cloward Lloyd G Henry
Sam Kettle
Henry Wall
NM Johnson
Mark M Chew
Louis Anderson
Utah
Philip van the
George Bigelow
Russell Giles
Provo Ay
Vernal
Erey Norton
Belourge
Ol Probbery
James Euton Pack
Michael ‘Thomas Rowayn
Wildemar Frandsen
United States
Gours
Prandsen
Watter Francher
Lila Har
Charles Bishop
B. Johnson
Night Softball Field Proposal Prompts League Plans
Frank W Wright announces a county recreational program initiative to light a night softball field. Investigations continue into a lighting project with town cooperation. If successful, two leagues will form under WE A supervision with play at multiple sites for ages seven to adult and a tennis league is planned for local stores.
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Frank W Wright
WEA
Miseser Naples
Central Schoo Uintah High School
Lapoint
Stroke Claims Life of Snellen Johnson
Prominent Ashley Valley resident Snellen Johnson died after a paralytic stroke near Green River. Born September 3, 1870 in Idaho, he moved to Ashley Valley as a child, worked as a wagon and machine dealer, and had a large family. Survived by wife, children and siblings. funeral held in Vernal with interment in Vernal Meypartal Park.
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Snellen Johnson
Ashley Valley
Johnson
Strickeit
Wcross
Green River
Leo
Melvin Swentfield
Mrr
Charien A Hardy
Joreas
Organ
Jowel
Gor Donnell Goodrich
Vernal Meypartal Park
A. Theodore Johnson
Gwellen Johnson
Gage Creek
Lake County
Idaho
Lycirgis
Cora Davis Johnson
Ashlay Valley
Marser Hear
John S
Brigham Young Academy
Provo
Genvieve Sprouse
Vahughn
DeVere
Clifford Hugene
Hilda
Alton
Mying
Mx Johnson
Miles Hattie Young
Old
George Yoimg
Hazel Johnson
Dave Johnson
Vaughn DeVere
Iris
Hilda Mann
I Los Angeles
Clifford Eugene
Erdet
Funeral services held at Manila for drowning infant
Funeral services were held Tuesday at 4 o'clock in the Manila ward LDS chapel for one year old Darrel Walker, son of Mr and Mrs Owen Walker of Manila, who drowned in a can near his home Monday afternoon. Surviving are his parents and grandparents, Mr and Mrs Frank Adamson, with Vernal ties.
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Darrel Walker
Owen Walker
Manila
Frank Adamson
George O Walker
Vernal
WPA Recreation Tournament Plan Description
The text outlines a WPA program recreation plan featuring a tournament with teams of two singles and one doubles pair. It notes awards for the tournament and mentions additional activities such as golf hiking and junior baseball under the WPA umbrella.
Ashley Chapel Dedicated By Elder Joseph F Merrill
Ashley Chapel was dedicated Sunday night by Elder Joseph F Merrill of the council of twelve. The new building, begun in November on the site of the former chapel destroyed by fire, offers improved classrooms and heating. Speeches by Alma Preece and Hyrum Calder highlighted the dedication along with a report from the finance committee.
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Ashley Chapel
Joseph F. Merrill
Ashley
Fade J Joseph F Merrill
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Belgun Innt
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Alma Preece Troy
Memorial Day Funeral For Henry J Chatwin
Funeral services conducted at Jensen ward chapel by Bishop A O Boyle on Tuesday at 3 pm for Henry J Chatwin. The ceremony included prayers, songs by a quartet, and a poem by Edgar A Guest. Speakers, including P nan and Archie Johnson, honored his decades of service as postmaster and community advocate. Interment at Jensen cemetery followed.
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Jensen Ward
A O. Boyle
Henry J Chatwin
Ing Pryer
Jodo
Ea Alley
II & Gardner Fon
Big Pather
May
Mos Jorgenson
Pontha Calder
National Association
Thomas E Chatwt Orother
Pnan
Archie Johnson Rae
Reineris
Bishop Boyle
Ian
Attite
Calder
Iegation
Wellman
Washington Memorial
Jensen
Dinosaur Monument
Split Mountain
Herley Wilkins
Chatwin
Boyles
Mable Bragg
Jensen Ce
Joseph 5
Pal Calley
William E Chatwin
William A Chatwin
Thames Chatwin
Dante
Jerman Bam Sanderson
H FR. Wall
Isaac Burton
Isa Burton
W ¥ Billings
Lewt Sat
Jtns Jenen
PF Peterson
Cleo A.laugh
Woi
FL Riadearny Oeprre H
Southam
Alf Ainge
Peter A. Case
John K. Bull
Youth livestock show draws five states to Utah event
Fragmented OCR reveals a Utah youth livestock show with the Junior Live Stock Show, listing 1928 stock heads and bidders. Utah provides the largest share, with five states sending cattle and lambs. Details mention Lymn Rich, Pang, Miroek Show, and butter production figures, hinting at page industry coverage and a continued report on page five.
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Don Trekson
Ieee
Mirman Fiehs Bisnelara
Bert Lip
Persieune
Pang Wee Ie Bon SiGalton
Jack Maggerty Nichols
William Bareen
Utah
Miroek
Uintah Basin
Lyman Rich
Displays Prize Pig at Uintah Basin Livestock Show
Eugene Sund of Verna took top prizes at the Uintah Basin Livestock show with a prime prize pig. The entry, purchased at nine months old from J. W. Hilliacot, earned blue ribbons for the best boar and overall pen quality amid judging by local expert judges.
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Eugene Sund
Verna
Uintah Basin
Sara Bal
Maxwood
Nint Mont
J. W. Hilliacot
Gransteigh School
Eugene
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