Congregational Church Hosts Staite Conference in Vernal
Uintah School District board meets to review a tentative 1932 33 budget with expenditures of 156 024 000 and receipts lagging behind by about 20 000. A state uniform exam shows Uintah students scoring near standards. Utah Congregational Conference held in Vernal concludes with officers elected and tributes to Dr Kingsbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Uintah
Bbs Olsen
Olsen
Uintah Distrit
State Department
Utah
John FR
Bedford New York
Frank L Mbfoorr
Chicago
James Walker
Pocatello
Idaho
Intermountain
Harry W. Johnson
Cheyenne
Wyoming
George Guia
R O Cooper
Vernal
N. Wallin
Provo
George E Guild
Madeline Gile
Salt Lake
Arthur L Rice
Ireland
ZL. H Page
Wallin
E P Mills
Ogden
Kingsbury
Congregational Church
Arizona
Church of Bedford
Mass
New England
Henry Ford
Roy Scotford
South America
United States
Scotford
Tax official checks Vernal business block assessments
W A Strumm of Salt Lake City for the Utah State Tax Commission visited Vernal this week to review assessments on multiple business blocks in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strumm
Salt Lake City
Utah State Tax Commission
Vernal
Family visit noted in Grand Junction report
Ernest Jones and family of Grand Junction visit the home of Mr and Mrs Baker. Mrs Jones and daughter of Mr and Mrs Baker recently succumbed in Grand Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Jones
Grand Junction
If Baker
Jones
Baker
Immigrant Story of Hunger Hope and Hardship on the Plains
An immigrant girl recalls a brutal plains trek marked by starvation and death. She describes burial in the field a stampede that killed a young helper and her decision to stay prayerful and calm. She finds work in Salt Lake City after arriving exhausted and speaks of learning to loom in Norway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plains
Norway
Salt Lake City
Bishop Hunter
Utah
Brother Bonells
Salt Lake Cuty
Vernal Student Wins 50 Award in Swift Essay Contest
W. Wallace Winder of Vernal won 50 for third place in the 1031 372 Swift Essay contest. A Uintah high school graduate and Ag club member he previously earned 5 from Humphreys Foundation for a top agricultural project. The essay covered Swift and Company marketing farm products and was judged by Kansas State Agricultural College faculty.
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Vernal
Packer
W. Wallace Winder
E. J Winder
Swift
Young Winder
Uintah High School
Ag Club
Ife
Humphreys Foundation of
Denver
Swift and Company
Kansas State Agricultural College
Farm Home Improvement Club Holds Dry Fork Outing
The Mt Dell Farm IHome Improvement club hosted a Saturday outing with Byron Thomas and Lamar Thacker as organizers. A 2 pm softball game pitted single men against married men, ending with the singles winning by six points. In the evening 65 guests enjoyed barbecued mutton sandwiches, pickles, punch, a bonfire, foot races, and a musical program before hayracks ferried attendees home. The event at the Dry Fork community grounds was described as one of the most successful ever held there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm
Byron Thomas
Thomas
Thacker
Floyd Halt Morris
Cheli Caldwell
Rhan Thomas Wilford Adama
Bert Caldwell
Flora Rolfe
L. Caldwell
Rosella Beck
Denzil Adgins
Lawrence Beck
Dry Fork
Mr and Mrs Henry Nelson Visit A A Weeks Home
Mr and Mrs Henry Nelson of Feooservelt were visitors at the A A Weeks home last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Nelson
Feooservelt
Pilgrim Heritage and Faith in Action at Congregational Church
Rey Moors spoke on the Pilgrim heritage and autonomy of the local Congregational church, urging service and the love of Jesus as guiding law. Mr Thorne discussed Uintah Basin fossils, Vernal’s modern conveniences, and isolation from railroads, noting about one million Congregationalists and annual missionary spending around $550000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey Moors
Congregational Church
Fae
United States
Strocby
Jesus
Thorne
Uintah Basin
Vernal
Amelia
Uintah Scout Council To Hold Park Barbecue Bonfire
Uintah district Scout Council plans a barbecue and bonfire at the Scout Park near Calder Creamery on Monday evening. Chairman Ray Duke says the event honors all scout officials and their wives with A A Anderson of Timpanogos council as a speaker. The evening centers on Scout work and district organization with several program features arranged by local accents.
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Te Uintah
Calder Creamery
Ray Duke
A Anderson
Timpanogos Council
New York Editor Speaks At Lions Luncheon Address
Reverend John R Scotford of The Congregationalist gave an engaging talk at the Lions club luncheon, covering exploration of Latin America, public office dynamics, and social customs. Lion Hay Duke invited members and partners to a Scout barbecue and program at the Scout park on Monday evening.
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John R Scotford Newark
the Congregationalist
Lions Club
Seaford
Rio Grande
Mexico
South America
Spain
Lion Hay Duke
Uintah Scout Commission
Homestead Proof Extension Granted by Department
Information from Leon P Christensen agent for the U 8 Lend office shows a two year extension by the Department of the Interior for final proof of homestead entries on public lands. The extension applies to those whose final proof date falls between July 1931 and December 31 1933 and requires proof of hardship due to weather or economic conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon P Christensen
U 8 Lend Office
Department of the Interior
United States
Unusual Criminal Calendar Opens in Vernal District Court
Judge Moffatt presided as district court opened its June session with Judge A V Watkins. cases included Utah v Lopez, McNaughton dismissal, Hanna continuance, and guilty pleas by Arial Alexander and Philip Martin with three year reporting and three year travel restrictions. Judgments awarded in several civil actions and probate petitions granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Watkins
D W. Moffat
Watkins
A V. Watkins
Cc. Alde R
M. B Pope
Hugh ~ . Colton
Chorus
W Hanna
Becaus
Aldo Smith
Don Fisher
State of Utah
Arial Alexander
Philip Martin
Utah
Vernal
Ulitah County
United States
Martin Westover Jr
Arnold Ray G Labrum
Charles YI Pearce
Byron Thomas
J. F Owings
John Curfew
J Walkeer
J. W Herbert
Lovell Manoware
John T. Wilson
Willis Johnson
J K Bullock
Claud
la Madda Ellsworth
D L Bills Day
Nettle Kirkendall
James A Kirkendall
Vera Christensen
Marimus Christensen
Venice
Collett King
Harold Thomas King
Federal Land Bank
John M. Lundberg
Ashley Cooperativeompany
L Bown
Jan L Day
George F Johnston
James A Freestone
Uintah State Bank
John Ira Burton
Jessie Gipson
R A Turner
George O Dean
Utah County Letter Warns on Alfalfa Yields and Remedies
A Salt Lake County County Agent letter outlines causes of declining alfalfa yields and a three part remedy plan. It urges systematic crop rotation, good stands, soil prep, fertilizer use, and careful seed selection to boost farm profits in Uintah and nearby counties. A follow up letter proposes substitute hay crops to bridge production.
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Uintah Basin
Salt Lake County
Uintah County
Mr Farmer
Galt Lake County
Birt
Utah
Relief Flour Dispatched by Red Cross Pacific Areas
The American Red Cross Pacific Area reports 157,295 barrels of flour distributed to families as of May 14 across eight states and 73 chapters. In total 272,781 families in the Pacific region benefited, with Utah receiving 27,784 barrels and California 64,?3?4 barrels, among others.
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Pacific
Red Cross
Nes
A. Schefer
Alaska
California
Idaho
Nevada
Oregon
Utah
Washington
Los Angeles
Salt Lake
Oakland
Seatle
Indiana
Arizona
Creek
Alaskan
United States
Departent of Agriculture
Agriculture Extension Department
Owens of Loman Tied to U S A Co Extension Faulty Visit
W W Owens of Loman a member of the US A Co extension faulty was in Vernal Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W W. Owens
Loman
U.S. A Co
E Lawson Visits Vernal for Californiene News
E Lawson of Salt Lake, general manager of the Californiene, was in Vernal Weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E . Lawson
Salt Lake
Californiene
Vernal Weatoe
Vernal News Summary of Local Happenings
Reminiscence notes returning students Miss Merlie Massey Miss Lucy Goodrich Frank Slaugh Leon Pack Misa Nora Calton Thomas Caldwell Jr The Royal Cafe opens in the Coltharp block State engineer Caleb Tanner visits Uintah Casin on water distribution A human beehive front Uintah Theatre for Titanic Disaster film Mr and Mrs Nerbert Asham welcome a baby boy born June 1 Uintah railway link between Mack and Fruita possible this year locals hope the railway reaches Vernal
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Merlie Massey
Lucy Goodrich
Frank Slaugh
Leon Pack
Misa “Ora Calton
Thomas Caldwell
Coltharp
Caleb Tanner
Uintah Casin
Uintah Theatre
Mr and Irs Nerbert Asham
Uintah
Mack
Fruita
Vernal
Central school drainage contract awarded and town updates
The drainage contract for the Central school was awarded to Leen Pack Thera. A 52 rod trench will receive a four inch pipe and be covered with eifsontia. The water system gains a tank for sprinkling as three men work. Various residents announce births, moves, and school departures.
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Leen Pack Thera
T. C McNeill
Miss Winnie
Mar Stringham
Katie Camp
Effie Johnson
Ellis Merkley
Hursday
Provo
Salt Lake
George Wilson
Tillward
Charley Colton
Hermie Colton
Park City
Millward
Robert Bodily
Joseph Bodily
John Galloway
C B Bartlett
Yuby
San Francisco
New Zealand
Carpenter Couple Celebrate Baby Boy Arrival
Mr and Mrs Charles Carpenter rejoice over the arrival of a baby boy born Friday June. Professor W A Y Fulson of the BYU of Provo has been visiting several days with his daughter Mrs N A Wollingshead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Carpenter
W A Y F Ulson
BYU
Provo
N A Wollinngshead
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Kingsbury Church
Anthonette Olsen Lybbert
Wallate Winder
Farm Home Improvement of
Mt. Dell
Uintah Scout Council
Parke
New York
Lions
Moffatt
District Court
Harrison Justice
Jasper Justice Et al
Olle
David H Mcfffite
Third District Court
WB Farr
EFE Heaton
Baddle Layden
Doring
Wat
Moffat
Pearl Jenkins
Lewis A. Timothy
Tive
Sudan
Red Cross Fund
Reat
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