Hod Rupte Funeral Held Here Tuesday
Hod Rupte born April 2 188? Island Park homestead. Funeral services were held Tuesday in the Vernal First ward chapel conducted by Fuller Remington. Interment at Vernal Memorial Park followed by Swain Funeral Home arrangements. Survived by widow Lilly Taylor two daughters Wanda and Bille Unterman mother May O Ruple and two sisters. Continued on page four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rupte
Uintah
Ruple
Rainbow Park
Green River
Ajury
Vernal
Vernal First Ward
Fuller Remington
Wiliam H. Siddoway
Orson B. Calder
H. Walter Woolley
Hood
Istend Park
Mr. Remington
Elva B. Davis
Mrs. Calder
Mr. Kennard
Miss Calder
E. J. Longhurst
Geo. O. Massey
James L
Ethel Taylor
Ogden
Charles Taylor
Lapoint
Frank Taylor
Bille Unterman
Wanda Ruple
Island Park
May O. Ruple
Vernal Lions Host Meeker Club Friday Luncheon
Meeker Lions visited Vernal for a Friday luncheon at the Commercial Hotel. President Hugh W. Colton presided as a large Meeker turnout enjoyed a fine program. Most Lions headed home after the meal, with a few staying overnight. Mr. and Mrs. Haller Witbeck of Meeker, formerly Vernal residents, joined the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meeker Lions
Vernal Lions Club
Commercial Hotel
Hugh W. Colton
Sdeeker Tions
Tir
Haller Witbeck
Meeker
Vernal
Pacific Advertising Clubs Convention Heads to Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City hosts the annual Pacific Advertising Clubs Association convention from June 13 to 17. Executives from the northwest, British Columbia and Alaska are expected, with many visitors planning Utah sightseeing. Merchants statewide indicate attendance to study advertising methods and public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Vernal Woman Presents National Auxiliary Head Visit
Eva Ashton national committeewoman and former Utah auxiliary president introduced Mrs. C. W. Hohn national president of the American Legion Auxiliary during an official visit to Walstrand Salt Lake City. City officials and Utah veterans leaders attended as Mrs. Hahn spoke and toured with department and state officers. Mrs. Hahn, chosen national president at the Cleveland convention, travels the country promoting Americanism child welfare and rehabilitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva, Ashton
American Legion Auxiliary
C. W. Hohn
Wal Tast
Salt Lake
Hahn
Utah Department
State Auxiliary
Ronald Wadsworth
Utah Auxilary
Wayne
Neb
Cleveland
Ashton
Recreational Plan Outlined Under WPA for Uintah
Coach Frank Wright of Uintah high school named recreation supervisor for Uintah county. plan outlines WPA effort with three divisions, softball leagues already started, four workers assigned, and two main directors to be placed in Tridell and Aval on or Randlett. Hiking club and cross country bicycle race planned. cooperation offered to local groups needing supervision or instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wright
Uintah High School
Alm~tah County
Maeser
Alexanders
Garland Pusey
WPA
Provo
Tridet
Avallon
Randlett
Vernal
Ashby
Naples
Siieser
Glines
Jensen
James Abplanalp
Shirley Price
Jesse Wall
Whiterocks
Tridell
Lapoint
Leeton
Fort Duchesne
Gusher Ranchett
Avalon
Leota
Ballard
Alter
Wright
Judge Gives Pen Sentence for Theft of Wire
Judge Abe W Turner sentenced three defendants for copper wire theft from Utili Power and Lipi company at Pack Allan coal mine. Gale Aterander 19 Milford Galloway 21 got six months in county jail with six months suspended and $100 monthly payments. Hughie Galloway 25 received one to five years in state penitentiary. Reed Yall faces wool theft trial August 23. jurors dismissed for term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe W. Turner
Utali Power& Lipl Company
Pack- Allan
Gale Aterander
Milford Galloway
Hujehe Galloway
Lurtr Geims
Reed Yall
Owen Down Hamaker
Crew Leaves for Blue Mountain to Fight Crickets
In Uintah County, 25 men led by C. P. Mippe depart Thursday morning to battle Mormon crickets. Dust and poison will be spread, with traps used to capture clusters on sage brush and rocks. The operation aims to halt vegetation destruction and may continue through June. A Colorado camp begins about 50 miles away, with workers to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Mippe
Blue Mountain
Uintah
Ruppe
Elsersscco
Colorado
Roosevelt Sportsmen Riot at Uintah Canyon Draws Crowds
Roosevelt Men to Hold Riot at Uintah Canyon next weekend June 5 and 6 in Little Park. Free heat barbeque and coffee for visitors. program includes State Fish and Game speakers, story tellers, music, and a canyon dance. Sunday features Roosevelt versus Vernal baseball, trap shooting for a perpetual cup, and assorted contests for all ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satuday
Little Park
Uintah Canyon
Lester Mullins
Men's Fish and Game Club
Roosevelt
Mr. Mullins
State Fish and Game Department
Canyon
Vernal
Reservation
Hamaker Sentenced to Three Years in State Court
A World War veteran and father of four minors, Hamaker received a suspended three year sentence. He recently arrived from Colorado, and his children were removed from his custody and will be placed in Colorado homes. He must remain in the court's jurisdiction and away from his children until further decree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamaker
Colorado
Early Builder Burns Beach Canal Buried
Albert W. Wilkins a Jensen pioneer aged 74 died Friday at 5 15 p m after illness He moved from Spanish Fork to Jensen in 1889 and helped build the Gurns Beach canal He is survived by his widow several children and many relatives Funeral services were held Monday at 2 p m in the Jensen chapel with speakers recalling his pioneer life Interment followed in Jensen Cemetery under Swain Funeral Home guidance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert W. Wilkins
Jensen
Wilkins
Spanish Park
Mary Ellen Daley Holingshead
Gurns Beach
Limes
Ashley Valley
Jensen Chapel
Ishop Ga
Gardner
Verna
Carl G. Davis
Lloyd Winn
May Calder
Meda Walker
Elva Davis
Beautyuf
Calder
Wales
Driver ©. Smith
Jensen Ward
Archie 3. Richardson
Vernal
Wiliam Ashby
A. DeMarr Dudley
Owen D. Wall
Suartis Dudley
Howard J. Duiley
George W. Orvil Dudley
Phelean Case
Jensen Cemetery
Swain Funeral Home
Jos~ i
Dudley
Spanish Fork
Utah
Ann
George W. Wilkins
George
Ertin L
Harley Wilkins
Melvin A. Wilkins
Montana
Eleanor iChew
Elsie Case
Arep
Mary M. Collier
Consumers
Emma
Arizona
Vernal man dies in Idaho Falls Idaho
Mrs Vern Olsen received word from Myrtle Kendall Alder that Dallas E Alder formerly of Vernal died in Idaho Falls Idaho. Details are sparse. Mrs Alder is in hospital. Alder, 37, was a familiar figure in Vernal after living there several years. Four children survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern Olsen
Myrtle Kendall Alder
Dallas E. Alder
Idaho Falls
Ida
Proposed City Building Gets President's OK
The President approved the proposed City office and museum, with construction to begin once workers are available. Mayor R. C. Cooper announced no funds yet for the waterworks extension and that the CCC camp would provide labor for an asphalt road if the city covers gasoline costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Cooper
Cooper
Frank W. Wright
Uintah High School
Uintah
Ito
J. H. Stewart
Roosevelt and
Vernal
Thomas McKenna
Uintah Railway
Twaue Burton
Ukitah State Bank
Asl Johnson
Housevelt
Charles A. Hatch
CCC
Scout Camporee To Be Held in Canyon June 14
Uintah district Boy Scout Camporee set for Monday June 14 at the Morgan Merkley pasture in Ashley Canyon. Attendees will check in 3:00 PM, run seven events 5:00 to 6:20, pancake supper, campfire program, and morning breakfast the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah District
Morgan Merkley
Ashley Canyon
Bower Plant
Spring Creek
Buelet
Floyd Noel
Saparovan
National Legion Head Visits Uintah Basin
National Legion Commander Harry W. Colmery will dedicate the new Legion Chateau in Roosevelt and address Witbeck Post No 11 members and Legion Auxiliary in a meeting this Thursday evening followed by a banquet for Legion and Auxiliary members. Representatives from Duchesne Uintah Osburn Emery Utah and Grand counties will attend the ceremonies. A public meeting is planned at 7 p m in the Roosevelt ward hall and Colmery will travel from Evanston Wyo to Duchesne June 4 with a large Ogden meeting set for June 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witbeck Post
No. 11
Legion
Verbal
Hoosevelt
Legion Chsteau
National Legion
Harry W. Colmery
Duchesne
Uintah
Osrbon
Emery
Utah
Grand
P.m
Roosevelt Ward Hall
Colmery
Roosevelt
Evanston Wyo
Otto Wiesley
Ogden
Softball Schedule Announced for Vernal League
WPA recreation chief James Abplanalo unveils the first half softball schedule at Central School Vernal. Opening June 1 Maeser defeats Alexanders 14 to 9. June 3 Penneys versus Vernal COC postponed to Sunday. Remaining games list dates June 10 Alexanders CCC and June 15 COC versus Maeser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Abplanalo
WPA
Maeser
Alexanders
Penneys
Central School
Fenneys
Sneser
CCC
Coc
Marser
Memorial service canceled by heavy rain at Dinosaur Wedona Monument
Severe rain prevented the Second Annual Memorial Services at the Dinosaur Wedona Monument in Vernal from taking place. Archdeacon William Bulkley and Rev Willard Spence were set to speak, with about 500 expected attendees from Myton Roosevelt and other areas. Mrs Earl Douglass sent a note read aloud by the committee, praising Dr Bart Douglass and the monument dedicated to his quarry legacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dinosaur Wedona Monument
Vernal Junior Chamber of Commerce
William F. Bulkley
Episcopal Diocese of
Utah
Wyoming
Willard Spence
Myton
Roosevelt
Bart Douglass
Dinossaur
Earl Douglass
Douglass
Salt Lake City
Dulkley
Bulkley
Unis
Wits Place
Mke
Bridge Over Ashley Creek Rebuilt by Vernal Camp
County commissioners voted to rebuild the Ashley Creek bridge with Vernal CCO Camp handling the construction and the county supplying materials. High waters washed out the structure. The meeting also covered tax adjustments involving Harrison estate and several individuals, veteran exemptions filed, land sales, and outlines for a summer recreational program funded by local and federal sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CCO
Cricket Control
Dicmond Mountain
Weherd G. Harrison
James
Nelson
Sina M
Allred
Purvely
Metter
Daniel 5. Carroll
Wilkie Cfustian
Sarah L
Owen A Johinstun
Murphy Leon G. Pack
Newton Shelton
Bernard Cash
Raymond W. Green
Joseph Johnston
Talkander D.moore
Myron D. Perry
Domgn
Rianne Lee
Vern ML. McCarrell
Prank G._ Stephens
W. J. Johnson
Jock Point
Lesee Bingham
Fairview
J. &. Dougan
Rosella Horrocks
Henry Liltater
Acel Caldwell
George Bigelow
Oc.b. Todgers
W. A. Banks
Elite Zufelt
J. A Cheney
Med. Hislap
Bert Chandler
Tigrer Rau«mussen
James Coupe
N. Reece E. Miller
L. G. Toblé
Board of Education
United County
Andrew Vernon
Uintah County
Registrars of Vital Statistics
H. B. Tracy
J. Clive Davia
Nettie
Richens
Thee
Jay Nethelsel
Vernal
Siddoway Farm
Lewis W. Duvall Funeral Set for Saturday
Funeral services for Lewis Weaver Duvall age 73 will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. in the Naples Word Chapel. Bishop Lovell Manwaring will preside. Duvall died at his son’s home after a brief illness. He was born February 19, 1862 in Wilkinson County and lived in Colorado and Wyoming before settling in the West. Survived by widow Henrietta M. Duvall four sons Lewis Alexander Gusher Robert Price Albert James Vernaty Hardee John of Los Angeles two sisters Honest G. Bough and another sister with last address unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
Lewis Weaver Duvall
Henry H
Elizabeth Philips Duvall
James Duvall
Lovell Manwaring Will Preacle
Duvall
Mr. Duvall
Wilkinson County
Papid
Colorado
Wyor Ing
Henrietta M. Duvall
Lewis Alexander
Gusher
Robert
Price
Albert Jamey
Vernaty
Hardee Ji Bn
Los Angeles
Bara~toga
Wyo
Sonister
Honest GB
Bough
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vernal Lions
Meeker Club
University of Advertising
Dirs
Oscar W. Halun
National
President Legion Auxiliary
Vernal Woman
Burns Beach Canal
E. Alder
Idaeho
Chateau de Cande
Monts
France
Edward
Duke of Windsor
Wailis Warfield
Royal Familly
Srnlist
Church of England
Chateau
Charles Dedaux
Alaska
Harry Colmery
American Leigion
Ulntah
Uintah Basin
Dinosaur
Ashley Creek
Lewis W. Duvall
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