Ollie Rasmussen Enters Horse at Springville Races
Ollie Rasmussen traveled to Springville to enter his horse in the local races. Nearby, baby news and visits light community life with relatives from Belt Lake City and Los Angeles, California, plus social ties across Vernal, Altonah, Provo, and Salt Lake area households. The piece notes several births and visits, highlighting small-town connections and ongoing local events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie Rasmussen
Springville
Charles Pool
Holy Cross Hospil
Belt Lake City
Pool
Rhea Bracken
Jess Butcher
Vernal
Micelle Snyder
Song of
Altonah
Caf
Charles Bingham
Ralph Lebrum
Los Angeles
Cal
E. C. Goston
Clyde Whalquist
Provo
LeRoy Anderson
Keith Todd
Laurence Brighton
Bennett
Farrell Rasmussen
A. Besley
Salteonami Shirley
Daugh
Hert
Piaty
Salt Lake
Pi Ws
An Erle Stolla
Erna Stolla
Ashley Pitchfork Injury and Local Visits Highlight Week
Ashley Sowards received treatment for a head injury after a pitchfork accident while helping his father haul Fay. The week featured numerous family visits, travels to Salt Lake City, Provo, and Los Angeles, plus veterans school in Logan and a Sacrament meeting with several speakers and a piano solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Sowards
Leland Sowards
Fay
Alene Swett
Edna Barney
Salt Lake
Matilda Ellsworth
Blu
Elmer Swett
Green Dale
Green Dale Sunday With Mr. Swett
Gmily
Oscar.wett
Dan Erickson
Cora Erickson
Navy
Los Angeles
Lawrence Thorne
Harley Schmidt
Edward Schmidt
Port
Indiana
Horace
Mis
Edith Winn
Earl Merrell
Craig
Edithan
Lydia Church
Kenneth Westover
Marion Westover
Newby
Alberta
Canada
Lydia Bills
Bonetta Freestone
Ruthie Sowards
MTA
Norman Haslem
Ella Batty
Ronald Winn
Boyd Erickson
Alice Kidd
Lula Twitchell
Salt Lake City
Nene Gardiner
Clinton Twitchell
Cary
Tothchell
Manila
Wid Ponies Roam On the Outer Banks of North Carolina
A yearly roundup gathers free roaming ponies along the Outer Banks of North Carolina. Local officials and caretakers corral the herds to protect both animals and coastal habitats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Carlina
Funeral Held for Infant Serrano
Funeral services were held Wednesday at 8 a.m. in a Catholic church for Andrew Max Serrano four months old, son of Mr. and Mrs. Maxim Serrano. He died Monday morning of causes incident to a cold. Burial followed at Vernal City Cemetery under J. Arden Jolley Mortuary direction. Survivors include the parents two sisters Rita and Maxine four grandparents and relatives. Mr. Serrano is employed by L. D. Roberta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Max Serrano
Maxim . Serrano
Wendell Leutmer
St. Hennen's Church
Roosevelt
Vernal City
J. Arden Jolley
Vernal Mortuary
Rita
Maxine
An Ma
Andrew Serrano
A. Castro
Mentmore
N. M
Serrano
L. D. Roberta
Marcel Young Returns Home After Visit with Family
Marcel Young of Pragoen spent Wednesday morning returning home after a three day visit with his mother Mrs. Geo E Young and sister Mrs Hattley Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcel Young
Pragoen
Geo. E. Young
Hattley
Johnson
Vernal City plans street improvements and assessments
The Vernal City Council Utah intends to improve multiple streets with native asphalt including 1st South between 3rd East and South East, 1st East between 2nd South and 3rd South, 2nd West between 1st North and 2nd North, and 4th East between 1st South and 2nd South. Widths range 20 to 35 feet with asphalt wearing course about two inches thick. Abutter costs $10,800 estimated. Protests due by 23 May 1950. special meeting June 26, 1950 to consider levy and objections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal City
Utah
Itl
1St South
al Aireety
Descr
Towaalp
S.L.M
3Rd East Street
2Nd West Street
East Street
St North Street
South 31 Ag
City Recorder
Verna
Lloyd Winwarhd
Naples News Briefs Highlight Local People and Visits
A jumble of small items covers local happenings. Dale Merrell accidentally shoots toe and recovers after treatment in Salt Lake City. People, trips, and visits include Margaret receiving care, Lowerence Powell employed for summer, and many relatives visiting in Utah and nearby states. Community events feature primary graduations and park outings, with teacher and parent involvement.
Plaques Awarded to 1949 Vernal Jaycees at State Meet
At Gateway cafe May 24, Mayor Hansen and County Commissioner Ashe Manwaring presented plaques to Jaycees saluting their eight awards at Logan's state convention. Ken Sewards, newly elected Utah Jaycee president, praised Vernal's unit and urged broader cooperation. Lawrence Siddoway cited campaign success and outlined plans to visit other chapters while committee members received top plaques for membership, leadership, and public affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaycet Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Gateway Cafe
Joseph L. Hansen
Ashe Manwaring
Jaycees
Stats
Logan
Ken Sewards
Vernal Club
Utah State Jaycee Organization
Utah
Roosevelt Jaycees
Stewart Ashton
Miles cKinley
LaMarr Hawkins
Lewis Abegglen
Grant Parry
Lloyd Eaton
Harold Duke
Lawrence Woodard
Lar Mar Hawkins
Dale Slaugh
Siddoway
Alvin Kay
Harold Rich
Tdson
Myron Hacking
Cate Jensen
Labor leaders study Echo Dam issue in Vernal visit
In Vernal Utah on Sunny May 20 CIO leaders Prasigpal Brophy and Adolph Geiner met with Attorney General Vernon to review Echo Park and Split Mountain dam plans. G. B. Untermann and Ernest Untertant provided maps and data as the National Reclamation Committee weighs which dams to support, aiming to gather full facts for future decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
In Brophy
Prasigpal
Councils
Ashington
D.C
Adolph Geiner Nat Ca
CIO
Utah Field House of Natural History
O National Reclamation Committee
Echo Park
Mr. Germer
Ernest Untertant Sr
Vernal
Local Guard Unit Heads to Fort Douglas Friday
Vernal's National Guard unit Company A 1334th Engineer's Combat Battalion will depart at 5 am Friday for Fort Douglas. This marks the first leg toward Camp Williams June 4 to 19 for summer camp maneuvers. Commander Nielsen notes early departure due to no local firing range and aims for a day's practice before live fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal
1334Th Engineer
Fort Douglas
Milton Nielsen
Camp Willams
Nielsen
Camp Williams
Lehi
Utah National Guard
1949 Americanism committee meeting notes plaque awards
A second Plaque for Christmas notes was presented to Jack Allred. Members of this 1949 committee were Tom Anderson, Rodney Hoss, Steve Stringham, Richard De Journette and Frank Hackler. Harold Duke gave a brief resume of the state convention and honorary member Leo Thorne offered a few one liners for plaques. Glenn Cent, president, presided as Alvin Jowden conducted the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aso
Jack Allred
Tom Anderson
Rodney Hoss
Steve Stringham
Richard de Journette
Frank Hackler
Harold Duke
Leo Thorne
Glenn Cent
Alvin Jowden
Bilent
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United States
U.S. State Department
New York
Ellen Bracken
Ashley
Pitchfork
Mrs
Alma Preece
Naples
Dale Merrell
Mru Ade Opemhen
Foriupeta
Pete
Ruby Day
Igarat
Salt Lake Ity
Margaret
Bornis Lee Alfred
Steamboat Springs
Cola
Lowerence Powell
Jeer Mecallister
Sacramento
James Richardson
Cutton
Dallis Nickell
Moses ‘Wash
Kim Nekell
Cameron
Mont
Cynd Holmes
Alonza Ingram
Nephi
Para
Bob Blizzard
Bser
James Duvet
Elbert Brines
Hira
Richardson
Brines
Lloyd Pope
Grace
Manwaring
Merkley Park
Manwaringe
Evenues
Gail Gardiner
Phildren
Mies Florie Nielsen
Safford
Ariz
Wendell
Alvin
Elizabeth Nash
Elaine
Jo Anne Hugging
Nash
Ray Huggins
Lynn Richens
Lorna Southam
Roselle Atwoo Norita_Gardiner
Fern Richens
Lois Goodrich
Shr Karren
Ralaine Phelps
Clyde Gardiner
Hihi
Jaycer
the Staley Coal Co
Enue
F.H.A. Citlon
H. Bott
Rollie
Bath
Sani Erie
Rt Rt Ae Saracen Hone
Cottbbles
Pho Bien Pond
Galt
Mtns
Iain Cess
Bessie Ie
Rana Washinston
Wep'tooles
Uitee
Gove Ape
ING
Toote
Fis
Oeai
Uintah Basin
Utah Power & Light Company
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