Senator O'Donnell Dies in San Diego After Health Battle
Vernal Utah news notes Senator Thomas W O'Donnell died in San Diego after a long illness. He was born in Colorado, practiced law in Vernal, served in the Span ish American War, and was a Republican senator for Uintah Duchesne counties in 1925 and 1927. Surviving relatives include his widow two daughters and two brothers, all in California.
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Vernal
Hirth
Thomas W Odonnell
San Diego
California
the Express
Los Angeles
O'Donnell
Odonnel
Judge O'Donnell
Longmont
Colorado
Uintah
Cavalry
Denver
Torreys Rough Riders
Spain
Uintah and Duchesne
Garrett O'Donnell
Rath
Funeral Services for Wade Schanno Held at Maeser
Impressive funeral services were held in the Maeser chapel for Wade Schanno who died in San Jose California on Friday May 23. Clergy, choir, and speakers outlined the gospel plan of salvation as a large cortege moved to Maeser Cemetery for the burial. He is survived by his parents two sisters and grandparents with many relatives and friends expressing condolences.
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E . Riggs
The
Field Museum
Chicago
Bonanza
Utah
Earl Douglas
Ed Collom
Charles Neal
John Birchell
Poe
Neals
Collom
Uintah
Brig Christensen
Charles & Carter
N J Meagher
Charles A. Hardy
Dragon
Bob Johnson
Bobs
Ft Duchesne-Bon”anza
England
Germany
America
Little Island
London
Mel Mitchell
Wallace Calder
Stake
Charles H Colton
George Allaugh
Joseph P Rudy
F M Young
Nebeker
Pontha Caider
YMMIA
Maeser Chapel
Wade Schanno
San Jose California
Bishon
R Richens
Josephine Bird
Mamie Price
Gerald Caldwell
Warren Jones
John L. McConide
Rosebud
Jospphine Bird
D L Nelson
Edna
Edith Collett
Sylvanus Collett
Jester Bingham
Maeser
Fidel Thomas
Hall Wade
Vonetta
Margie
Penny-Tonnage Estimate Sparks Nuclear Discussion
A cryptic note suggests a large tonnage of pennies would be needed to reach a nuclear threshold of 43 000. The fragment hints at a price or quantity debate, with no clear authorities or locations specified.
Services Held Here for Arthur Butler Victim of Salt Lake Auto Accident
Funeral services for Arthur Butler who died from injuries in a Salt Lake City automobile crash were held Monday in the Second Ward chapel. Marion K Shaffer led the service, with George Slaugh Andrew Dudley Jensen and Arthur Vanraring as speakers and the Second Ward Chorus providing music. Interment followed in Vernal cemetery, officiated by Uncle Joseph McKee. Butler was 36 and had spent most of his life in Vernal, surviving uncles Joseph and Willam McKee of Vernal.
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Arthur Butler
Salt Lake City
Second Ward
Marion K Shaffer
George Slaugh
Andrew Dudley
Jensen
Arthur Vanraring
Joseph McKee
Mr Butler
Willam McKee
Vernal
Chrysanthemum Day Blossoms Again In Vernal Exhibition
Fall 1935 Chrysanthemum Day returns in Vernal after frost ruined last year's display. Mrs Sarah M Logan credited with reviving the show, with past winners named from 1925 to 1928 and plans to make this year bigger and better.
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Cora McAndrews
Wm H Siddoway
J H Ratliff
Louise Jorgensen
Mirs Sarah M Logan
Collett
Wim H Siddoway
Bertha Meredith
Ethel Fowler
Tin scarcity forecast as current usage depletes reserves
Foreseen tin shortage if world continues consuming at present rate. Analysts warn supply may tighten as demand persists, with potential impact on industries relying on tin plating and electronics. Market watchers suggest alternatives and recycling to curb the deficit.
Dry Fork Parents Seek One Teacher for Grades One to Three
A Dry Fork delegation asked the Board of Education for one teacher for Dry Fork next year covering first through third grades with bus transport for other grades to Maeser or Marx if affordable. The board will consider the proposal while also approving sewing machine repairs and a six week free concert at the high school auditorium.
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Dry Fork
Board of Education
Elmer Lind
Bert Caldwell
Steve Beck
Irs Byron Thomas
Maeser
Marx
T . Johnson
Lapoint
Edna C Rirte
Olsen
UCIC
Fort Duchesne
Committees Named For the Fourth of July Celebration by American Legion
Executive committee chair A G Nord assigns committees for a Fourth of July program. Forenocon chair is Sandor with Rev Guild Jessa Haws and an Auxiliary member. Sports chair Harold Lundell with John F McNaughtan Rey Guild and an Auxiliary member. Concessions and Grounds chair Wim Taylor with Marion Penfield John Mibum and two Auxiliaries. Tickets sales chair Adair Ty Zack with John Bragg Glenn Miller and an Auxiliary member. Publicity chair George W Cahoon with WB Walls O Norman Olson J A Cheney and an Auxiliary member. Dance and Band chair Q Norman Olson with Ivan Atwood John Stagg and two Auxiliary members. Finance chair Rae Ashton with additional committee members unnamed.
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A. G Nord
I Sandor
George Guild
Jessa Haws
Paul Wilkins
Ifsrold Lundell
John FE
McNaughtan
Rey Guild
Wim. Taylor
Marion Penfield
John Mibum
Belief of Highlands Delayed Alpine Exploration
The popular notion that mountain highlands were bewitched slowed exploration of the Alps until late in the eighteenth century, shaping early attitudes toward the region and its dangers.
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Alps
World’s largest bell remains in Moscow weighs 480 tons
The 480 ton bell in Moscow, cast in the fifteenth century, still claims the title of the world’s largest bell. Its immense size and historic origin mark a notable relic of early engineering and urban heritage in Russia.
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Moscow
Forest Service Races Beetle Infestation threats timber stands
Forest Service mobilizes manpower to combat an outbreak of bark beetles threatening lodgepole pine across Targhee Wyoming Teton and Caribou Forests and Yellowstone timber. E F Sargent to Wyoming Forest Aston and Hutchings to Targhee St Anthony Idaho join two Utah officers for a four to six week emergency survey and treatment effort targeting thousands of trees.
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Targhee
Wyoming
Teton
Caribou
Yellowstone Park
Forest Service
Experi
E. F. Sargent
Wyoming Forest
Aston Wyoming
Hutchings
Ashley Forest
Town Dr F Towns Opinion Sparks Barber Shop Debate
A barber chair in a town of about seven thousand hosts a visitor who derides the local doctor and urges civic action. The discussion widens to unemployment and civic passivity as locals insist a shared effort can reshape Vernal, urging unity and belief that effort yields change.
Thenal Express Editorial Cooperation Notes Lions Club
Copyright 1930 by A. D. Stone. reproduction prohibited in part. This editorial is published by Thenal Express in cooperation with The Vernal Lions Club.
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A. D. Stone
Thenal Express
Vernal Lions Club
Vernal Lions Lead Utah Idaho Club Meet Endorses Flaming Gorge
Vernal Lions dominated the Utah Idaho district convention at American Fork winning a attendance trophy and pushing a resolution endorsing the Flaming Gorge project. The measure, backed by Senator Reed Smoot and others, calls for a 19 million dollar dam plan on the Green River to create a three million acre foot storage reservoir and power generation.
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Vernal Lions
Flaming Gorge
Weinall
Wilbur Commissioner
Mead
Smoot Con
Ritsman Cotton
Senate of the
United States
Reed Smoot
Green River
Norseshoe Canyon
Utah
Wyoming
Colorado
Lions Club
District No 28
Smoot Frem
American Fork
James H Wallis
Committee On
Ray Duke
J . Anderson
Idaho
Geo W Cahoon
Lynn Strong
8 Henderson
H B Calder
R. Cooper
J C Anderson
Lloyd Winn
H Stringham James EH Wallis
J R Douglas
H Allan Thorit Hatch
Refinery at Rangely Resumes Operations After Fire
Raven Oil & Refining Company at Rangely completed repair work on the distill plant destroyed by fire. Operations resumed on Wednesday. During the shutdown gas was supplied from a reserve tank holding over 40 000 gallons.
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Herb G Kemp
Raven Oil & Refining Company
Range Y
Visitor Stuck in the Mud Near High Line Canal
Joe Himmings of Salt Lake City spent Decoration Day with Mr and Mrs Chellus Hall after visiting Hayden. They sank in mud on the canal bridge Friday night and were rescued by Aston Beck early Saturday. The writer laments the canal area as a dangerous, neglected passage.
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High Line Canal
Joe
Salt Lake City
Chellus Hall
Hastren
Hayden
Highline Canal
Mus
Aston Beck
Allan Te
Bright new arrival and city progress in Vernal
Thirty years ago in Vernal County Clerk Peter Hanson welcomes a newborn daughter named Parva Gurr as Dr Bjornson reports a 7.5 pound baby. Mease Brothers install a $200 acetylene gas plant in their store, providing the first modern light and ending much of the old-era kerosene reliance. Grading and sidewalks advance along east west and north south Vernal avenues, with about two miles of new walks planned.
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Peter Hanson
Shala
Pete
Don B Colton
B ¥. Academy
Uintah
Carbon
Emery
Sevier
Andrew Dudley, Jr
William Ashby
Lake Shore
Ashby
Joseph Mc~kee
Jerry Murray
Mease Brothers
Joseph Gurr
Bjornson
The
Express
Parva” Gurr
Jos
Steering Wheel Failure Scrambles Car Injuring Occupants
GLINES reports a serious Memorial Day accident as the steering wheel broke sending the vehicle into a bank. Mr Stephen B Shelton and Mrs Jane Davis, in the back, suffered injuries including stitches for Mrs Shelton and a broken nose for Mrs Davis. They were rushed for treatment.
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Glines
Stephen B Shelton
Duchesne
Vernal
Shelton
Jane Davis
Davis
Yol
Sterling Transportation expands daily Vernal to Salt Lake truck service
Sterling Transportation announces a new six day weekly route Vernal to Salt Lake City with trucks leaving Salt Lake at 5 p m and deliveries starting the next morning. Vernal receives freight after lunch and other towns along the line gain early morning arrivals with return trips beginning after unloading in Vernal.
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Burton
Sterling Transportation Company
Vernal
Salt Lake
Duchesne City
Ogden
Myton
Roosevelt
Fort Ducchesne
Salt Lake City
Ducheene
Sat Lake
Parker Family Ties Highlight Roosevelts Vernal Move
Mr and Bice Jane Parker of Roosevelt formerly of Vernal are moving to Vernal with Parker’s father James McCog re sle. The fragmentary notice lists family ties and a relocation, indicating a local move with possible household changes.
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Bice Jane Parker
Roosevelt
Vernal
der Oi
Ae Parker
Jemd
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