Modern Homes and Public Works in Area Development
The report highlights new school and home construction projects, road improvements funded by a $1 million state program, and traffic enhancements along Route 40 and local state roads. It notes the Richie Stubbs road culvert completion, grading shifts to Dry Fork, and surveys of a grasshopper issue with spraying planned. It also describes the modern Dr Ray E Spendlove home planned south of Fifth West with brick, stone and redwood, moving in next spring, plus a general reminder to drive carefully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tablonal Junction
Banela
Duchesne County
Lapolat
Teldell
Colorado
Richie Stubbs
Dry Fork
Neola
Ray E. Spendlove
Fifth West
National Guard To Return From Camp Sunday
Utah National Guardsmen wrap up a 15 day training encampment at the Wasatch Mountains military center. Brig Gen Maxwell B. Rich calls the camp a success as engineers, artillery crews, and medical units complete bivouacs and field exercises before a Sunday parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Tant
Utah
Oqmuirrh Mountains
Maxwell B. Rich
Utah Guard
Tach
Sume Mars
Salt Lake City
Raiged Wasatch Mountains
Brighton Resort
Midway
Wasatch County
American Fork Canyon
American Fork
Murray
Heber City
Springville
116Th
Cannoneers
XI Corps Artillery
Jordan Narrows
Dugway Proving Grounds
Cedar City
213Th Field Artillery
Provo
145Th Field Artillery
Ogden
222Nd Field Artillery
Logan
204Th Field Artillery
Dugway
144Th
Oquirrh
115Th Ordnance Company
Vernal considers water system referendum after orders
A Utah commission orders a four mile Vernal mains project with a 2200000 distribution line and allows Laughlin to extend service county wide where demand exists. Sorenson of Caldwell and Richards engineers met in Vernal with locals pushing for a referendum to choose Laughlin system or municipal ownership, requiring petitions from 15 percent of voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laughlin
Uintah County
AH Sorenson
Salt Lake Ighty
Caldwell and Richards
Way
Hospital Patients Listed At Alas tah County Hospital
Hospital administrator Erland Preece reports medical patients this past week include Jess Richens Frank Gerber Leta Johnson Morgan Slaugh Mrs William B Wallis Barbara Sawards Dewey Atwood Mrs Franklin Whitaker Stephen Westwood A N Johnson and Mrs Rulon Goodtief Surgical patients include Mrs William J Williamson Bebe Pryor Mrs Earl Alexander Lynn Mecham Mrs Pong Chew Mrs Acel Chivers and Mrs Lige Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alastah County Hospital
Erland Preece
Jess Richens
Frank Gerber
Leta Johnson
Morgan Slaugh
William B. Wallis
Barbara Sawards
Dewey Atwood
Franklin Whitaker
Stephen Westwood
A. N Johnson
Rulon Goodtieh
William J Williamson
Bebe Pryor
Earl Alexander
Lynn Mecham
Pong Chew
Acel Chivers
Lige Jackson
Encampment Echoes With Military Police and Band Roles
The 625th Military Police Company based in Salt Lake kept traffic orderly while constant equipment work continued. The 23rd Army Band, Salt Lake, performed at six parades and several civic events during the camp. Troops joined encampment activities from Logan Smithfield Garland Brigham City Ogden Haydon Bountiful Vernal Tooele Salt Lake City Murray Lehi Springville American Fork Spanish Fork Provo Orem Nephi Manti Mount Pleasant Richfield Price Beaver Fillmore Cedar City St George Heber City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
625Th Military Police Company
Salt Lake
23Rd Army Band
Logan
Smithfield
Garland
Brigham City
Ogden
Haydon
Bountiful
Vernal
Tooele
Salt Lake City
Murray
Lehi
Springville
American Fork
Spanish Fork
Provo
License Fees Revised at Council Meeting
City council amended an ordinance to align with state law and appointive officers no longer require prior qualifications. City Recorder Chelina Caldwell appointed, salary $230.01 monthly for minutes. Renewal of business licenses for establishments on Mall Street. neon sign permit for Central Motel and Utah Motor Court. Traveler's Insurance bid $265.80 for city fleet coverage. Purchase of 100 shares Ashley Reservoir at $1600 each. Donation $1000 to Chamber of Commerce Publicity Committee for tourist brochure.
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Cuy Connell
Chellua Caldwell
Ealy
Maher
TJ A Jackson
Fleetrical Products Consolidated
Salt Lake City
Central Motel
Utah Motor Court
Mall Street
Ralph A Preece
Traveler's Insurance Co
Ashley Reservoir
The
Chamber of Commerce
Funeral for Lewis Gardiner Remains Rich in Service and Family
Lewis Gardiner born August 7 1881 in Pleasant Grove son of Joseph Henry and Eliza Ann Watts Gardiner active LDS high priest and temple worker married Lucy Tees October 11 1911 in Salt Lake Temple. He served in bishopric high council and Naples YMMAA and helped build chapels. A bass singer in ward and stake choirs and a two year England mission led to meeting his wife in Salt Lake City. Survived by son Frank Gardiner Salt Lake City three daughters Emma Winward Mable Goodrich Amy Pope Vernal one brother William Vernal four sisters Vernal Bridger Montana and Panguitch nine grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral attendance noted from Salt Lake City Panguitch Pleasant Grove and Vernal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Grove
Joseph Henry
Eliza Ann Watts Gardiner
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Lucy Tees
Salt Lake Temple
Florence
Frank &. Gardiner
Salt Lake City
Lee
Emma) Winward
Arlo
Mable) Goodrich
Lynn
Amy) Pope
Vernal
Wiliam Gardiner
LaVell Manwaring
Laura Evans
Flossie Hurst
Bridger
Mont
Joseph Collier
Gardiner
Naples
Naples Ward
A. G. Goodrich
Uintah Stake
Frank
Lewis
Arthur Dalton
J. Riggs
Panguitch
Nora Nelson
Sarah Evans Adams
Twin sisters together visit Vernal family in summer
Mrs. Clinton Ashworth and Mrs. Clayton Woolley, twin sisters, travel from Schenectady to Denver and Vernal to spend the summer with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Leo Calder. Ashworth plans a September stay with Jeff Lucy and Jimmy, Woolley brings Sam and Kama, and both households note visits from H. Walter Woolley and other family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Rachel) Ashworth
Clayton
Lucy) Woolley
Leo Calder
Ashworth
Jeff
Lucy
Jimmy
Denver
Colo
Schenectady
New York
Calders
Vernal
Mr Ashworth
Woolley
Sam
Kama
Mr. Woolley
H. Walter Woolley
Arizona winters appeal to Vernal family Burk
Mr and Mrs Ernie Burk and family visiting Vernal this week on business. Burk, former owner of Western Auto Co in Vernal, now runs a motel near Tuscon Arizona. He notes light winter snow melts by noon and grass stays green year round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Vernal
Ernie Burk
Burk
Western Auto Co
Tuston
Echo Park dam project sparks renewed tribal support
Clyde stresses Echo Park dam not out as he calls for unity for the project. Navajo leader Paul Jones defends the Upper Colorado River plan, arguing it brings water and education to the reservation, while opponents press propaganda claiming waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde
Echo Park Dam
Upper Colorado River Gras Roots Inc
Washington
Paul Jones
Council of the
Navajo Tribal Council
Jones
Upper Coldradys
Brush Canyon
Upper Colorado
John P Saylor
R-Pa
Craig Hosmer
Calif
Congress
Colorado
Accident Victim Penetrates Uintah County Hospital Report
Uintah County hospital officials reported Wednesday that 69 year old Jon Tichens remains hospitalized after a collision that injured him, with 34 year old William Richens driving the GMC pickup involved. A lamb and a buck were killed or injured in the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah County Hospital
Jon Tichens
William A Richens
East 2Nd
Mekin Price
Paul Te Sears
Association of Science
Upper Colorado
Tribune
Also Mentioned on This Page
National Guard
Hospital News
Vernal Amateur
Uintah County Fairgrounds
Wild Horse Rage
Jensen Ward Building Fund
Vernal Roping Club
Lewis Gardiner
Pene
Mr Tichens
Courtly
Bitchell
Good Righ
Sammy Hatch
Roth
Hilda W Faulkner
University of Utah
Alterra
Carter Servicenter
Ted Williams
West Main
U. P
Swift
U.S
Klondyke Jb
Cliff
Skaggs
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