Jensen and Vernal Social Roundup Across Counties
Long list of visits and travels across Jensen Vernal Meeker and surrounding areas. Notable appearances include Ruth Haslem returning from a Republican convention in Salt Lake, families visiting relatives in Jensen, and Decoration Day trips to Wyoming Colorado and Nevada.
Wallace Calder Led Uintah Stake Work and Scout Movement
Wallace Calder dedicated decades to Uintah Stake leadership in Vernal Utah serving as president of the stake and high priests quorum. He organized Vernal’s first Boy Scout troop around 1910 and held district roles while advancing environmental and public works projects including Humphreys Park and a Scout Park near Ashley Creek. He contributed to fish and game planning, park development, and served as city county attorney and wartime draft advisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
University of Utah
Old Uintah Academy
Vernal
Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints
England
Uintah Stake
Don B. Colton
Ife
High Priests Quorum
Oaks Pack
Ashley Valley
Uintah Reservation
Phoenix
Ariz
State Fish and Game Committee
McKee Draw
Brush Creek
Uintah County
Brush Creek Gorge
Humphrey Park
Scenile
Humphreys Park
Ashley Creek
Merkley Park
Ashley Canyon
Vernal First Ward
Mac Fer
Uintah High seniors graduate in ceremony
Six Uintah High School seniors graduated on Wednesday: Mary Helen Merkley, Elaine Murray, Gene Stewart, Gary O Stewart, James Campbell and Floyd Wilkins. Mrs. Velma Renfree and her children visited from Provo over the weekend with her parents, Bishop and Mrs. Moroni Moor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Haslem
Jimmy Robinson
Meeker
Jensen
Uintah High School
Mary Helen Merkley
Elaine Murray
Gene Stewart
Gary O Stewart
James Campbell
Floyd Wilkins
Velma Renfree
Provo
Bishop
Moroni Moor
Calder Family Obituary Notice in Vernal Utah
Ne married May Hackin, August 31, 1910, in the Salt Lake LDS temple. Surviving are his widow, five sons Neldon H Earl H Lloyd and Glade H Calder all of Vernal Paul H Calder on LDS mission in the eastern states two daughters Mrs Helen Larson Roosevelt and Mrs Melba Allred Vernal a sister Mrs Dora Cook Vernal three brothers Rebeca Calder Salt Lake City Bruce Calder Magna Pantha Calder Vernal and 11 grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Hackin
Salt Lake
Neldon H
Earl H
Lloyd
Glade H. Calder
Paul H. Calder
Helen Larson
Roosevelt
Melba Allred
Dora Cook
Rebeca Calder
Salt Lake City
Bruce Calder
Magna
Pantha Calder
Vernal
Bendix home laundry school draws 500 attendees
More than 500 people attended Vernal's Bendix home laundry school at the Scout House sponsored by Colemere's Furniture and Appliance Co. Mrs. Bart Merkley won the automatic Bendix washer valued at over 300. Other prizes included a Hollywood broiler, laundry cart and basket, juicer, electric toaster and steam iron. Special speaker Josie Stewart of Flint Distributing Co. demonstrated an automatic washer. Allen Giles attended representing Bendix. Refreshments followed. a 25 cent bonus was given to each woman’s organization representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal
Bendix
Colemere's Furniture and Appliance Co
Bart Merkley
Josie Stewart
Flint Distributing Co
Salt Lake City
Allen Giles
Bendix Home Laundry Department
Contract Awarded on U S 40 Near Fruitland
Colthorp Construction Co of Roosevelt is awarded a 165 504 60 dollar state road contract for mixed bituminous road and reinforced concrete bridge on U S 40 in Wasatch and Duchesne counties. Announcement made in Salt Lake City by Ellis W Barker president Associated General Contractors of FABER Intermountains branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colthorp Construction Co
Roosevelt
State Road Commission
Wasatch
Duchesne
Salt Lake City
Ellis W. Barker
Associated General Contractors
Faber Intermountains
Local residents visit kin across states in summer
Mrs. Lewis Haws returns from two week trip to Provo and Pleasant Grove to visit relatives. Ted Remington spends summer at Mark N. Cook's home. Douglas Karren visits his mother Gladys Karren in Salt Lake City area. Oroville visitors stay with Edgar Barker family in town last week. Shirley Rodeback visits parents Noah Rodeback. Rider returns to Provo to enroll at BYU for summer term. Robert Blizzard and V D Blizzard visit from Arvada Colorado at A J Duvall home. Grace Manwaring arrives home after two years in the Texas Louisiana mission. Ray Huggins and daughter from Salt Lake City stay this week with Elizabeth Nash. Ray Gee and children travel to Youngstown Ohio to visit Sterling Bascom family. Josephine Bascom accompanies them home to reside in Orem. Ivan Merrell of Compton, CA visits his mother Mable Merrell. Lyman Anderson from Salt Lake City spends weekend with Weldon and Stella Richards and Glenn Knight families. Merrill Warnick of Pleasant Grove visits Paul Ingram. Warnick en route to Kansas City for the dairy herd project. Bill Mitchell family and Madge Reynolds of Nyssa Oregon spend Sunday with Fred Reynolds. Madge and Mrs. Mitchell are Reynolds daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Haslem
Salt Lake
Boone Mac Knight
Craig
Mac Knight
Willis
Bourdette
Lewis Murray
Philip
Hyrum Murray
Denver
LaVon Wall
Myrorr Roberts
Sam Fratto
Nile Ainge
Alfred
Vernal
Roosevelt
Joseph Arnold
Gusher
James Cowley
Orin
Wyomi
Bryant Oxborrow
Ely
Nevada
Iva Stewart
Margaret Nickelson
Brent
Pearl Johnston
Asa
D.S.T. Oakley
Roy Richardson
Colorado
Carl Richardson
Mae
Reid
Vernal Clinic
Henry Slaugh
Jensen
Rose Robinson
Leafy Gardner
Joan Gross
Martha, Ainge
Joy Ainge
Andy Karren
Blue Mt
George
Grant Ainge
George Massey Jr
Provo
Curt Dudley
Jim Campbell
Geraldine O’conner
Charles Martinsen
Donald
Green Lakes
Martinsen
Bert Beacham
Ber Hare
Peggy
Walter Simper
Verna
Marion
Moon
Charles Lewis
Crarg
Colo
Venice
Pierce
Meeker
Lewis Haws
Pleasant Grove
Ted Remington
Odenta
Mark N. Cook
Douglas Karren
Salt Lake City
Gladys Karren
George Hemstalk
Meth
Edith Hemstalk
Oroville
Calif
Arvada
Blizzard
A. J. Duvall
Grace Manwaring
Texas-Lousiana Mission
Ray Huggins
Elizabeth Nash
Ray_Gee
Youngstown
Ohio
Mr. Gee
Sterling Bascom
Josephine Bascom
Orem
Ivan Merrell
Compton
California
Mable Merrell
Lyman Anderson
Vernal City Debates 108000 Improvement Levy
The Vernal City plans a 108000 improvement program with costs billed to property owners. 1% costs due within 1% days of notices, no interest charged initially. after period, interest applies. Protests to be written by June 17. council to consider the levy on June 18.
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Taylor
Cay Street
City Recorder
Vernal City Discusses Driveways and City Improvements
City officials note a $75 charge to property owners for optional driveway work within total improvements of $93,990 abutter shares. Residents must request driveway construction at the city office. Vernal Council intents to publicize improvement plans, begun in 1947 but paused due to material shortages. Completion would enable improved mail service to homes.
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Taylor
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ALGER
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New York
Col
John J. Bennet
William O'Dwyer
Earl Buntin
O'Bulliyan Robber Company
George A. Hammid
Atlantic City
Non Dollar Preess
Bernard Bar
U.S. 40
Fruitland
Vode Srotnt
Showalter Motor CO
Vernal, Utah
Vennal City
Edgar E.sampson
Mazie Caldwell
Asher Manwaring
Val Rosas
Stella Richards
Sacrament
Wallace Southam
Bob Blizzard
Elwin Simmons
James Duvall
DeMar Duvall
Lawrence Bascom
J. Oliver Nash
Robert
Glenn
Linus Openshaw
Springville
Lowell Clements
Fred Reynolds
Leo Merrell
Dennis
Ashton
Idaho
Karl Merrell
Fuller Merrell
Leo
Karl
David Whale
U, of U
Sie
Matty Oath
U.K. Appliance CO
Alvin Kay
North Vernal Ave
Utah
Sirlom
Lego
Loz
Stores
iLge
Republican Central Committee