Vernal Baseball Club Names New Manager and Promises Big Fight Card
Vernal’s baseball club announces Harry Poland as new manager replacing Al Tassainer. Jack Woodbury remains captain with Spot Johnson secretary and Donald Barr along with Harry Polad as directors. A twin bill wrestling match Saturday June 25 at Imperial Hall features Atomic Blond Roger Mackay the Swedish Angel and Kostas Davelis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal
At. E. Staley
Harry Poland
Frank
al. Yassainer
Tassainer
Staley
Jack Woodbury
Spot" Johnson
Donald Barr
Harry " Polad
Polad
County Fair Grounds
Midvale
Salt Lake County
Wrest
Imperial Hall
Atomic Blond
Roger Mackay
Angel
Kostas Cavells
Kostas Davelis
Tripolis
Greece
Orvel Hullinger
Play Schedule At Jaycee Park Disrupted
Midget auto races this weekend caused inactivity for Jaycee park programs. Softball games end by Wednesday night and volleyball on the new football field is postponed until Monday. Tennis courts at Central School repaired and in good condition. Recreation department now maintains facilities. Tennis tournament set for July with men boys and girls divisions and awards.
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Jaycee Park
Group Takes Green River Boat Trip to Open Fishing Season
A Vernal group led by Bus Hatch took a boating and fishing trip down Green River for the season’s opening. Traveling with Frank and Ted Hatch and Mr and Mrs Gus Hatch and Mr and Mrs Dale Slaugh, they left June 9 from Pat's Hole, fished Jones Creek, and returned to Green River Sorge where William Slaugh met them. the catch was reported large but scarce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bus Hatch
Green River
Mr. Hatch
Frank and
Ted Hatch
Gus Hatch
Dale Slaugh
Pat’s Hole
Jones Creek
Green River Sorge
William Slaugh
Milk yields rise as fertilized pastures boost dairy profits
Farmers report higher milk output after using fertilized pastures, with dairy herds producing more per acre. The improved forage quality translates into greater milk revenue and steadier returns for farm operations.
Fish Story: Royce Mowrey Hooks German Brown in Ashley Creek
Royce Mowrey angled a three pound German Brown trout at the opening of Ashley Creek on June 11. He was fishing with a brown worm bait when the catch was made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royce Mowrey
Ashley Creek
Junior Baseball Team Wins Over Myton 16-2
Vernal's Junior American League baseball nine defeated Myton 16-2 on the Vernal diamond last Thursday. The win keeps Vernal tied with Duchesne in the basin division, with the high teams meeting next Thursday. Vernal batters earned nine hits while Myron had two. Vernal pitchers allowed only five hits in the two games this season.
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Vernal
Myton
Duchesne
Myron
Junior Softball Games Draw Attention
Utah Os and Bank of Vernal battled for the league lead as Os edged Glines 17 to 8 via a big final inning. Wayne Halstead limited Glines to four hits. Don Hacking went 3 for 3 as Maeser earned its first win after Glines forfeited. Stage Plumbing beat Naples 23 to 18 in a tight contest with four Naples players homering.
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Utah Os
Bank of Vernal
Glines
Wayne Halstead
Tom Samuels
Don Hacking
Maeser
Mae
Naples
West Side sports club shapes local conservation effort
Western Auto and Utah Motor duel for league leadership as Utah Motor romps past Ashton’s 7 to 6 in a tense commercial softball clash. Slugger Patton crushed a three run homer after a late rally, while Western Auto’s young lineup battles for top spot amid a growing local sports club movement led by the West Side Mountain Cumbers and Stream Waders. The new organization, formed by Tridell and Lapoint sportsmen, aims to conserve streams, plant fish, regulate game, and promote sportsmanship with charter members Rex Taylor, Mowrey, Charles Glines, J. L. Kitchen, Frank Griffin, Lester Barnett, George Beglow, Iven Ross, John Wardle, and Hyram Burgess.
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Tridell and
Lapoint
West Side Mountain
John Wardle
Hyram Burgess
Western Auto
Utah Motor Nine
Utah Motor
Ashton’s
Patton
Hugh Caldwell
Ashton
Dick Jacobson
Spalla
Eato
D. Jacobson
C. Caldwell
H. Caldwell
Caldwell
Scouts Hold Camperee at Brush Creek Cave
Scout troop 230 led by Scoutmaster W A Jacobe hiked to Brush Creek cave on Monday June 13 and returned the next day. Twelve scouts participated: George Alexander Darius Burke Fred Calder Dennis Campbell Ernest Freestone Eugene Holly Roger Hacking Bruce Milecam Dilworth Rust Jerry Campbell Dale Williams and Ray Van Leuvan. Transportation was provided by Paul Batty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Holly
Scribe
Boy Scouts
Brush Creek Cave
George Alexander
Darius Burke
Fred Calder
Dennis Campbell
Ernest Freestone
Roger Hacking
Bruce Milecam
Dilworth Rust
Jerry Campbell
Dale Williams
Ray van Leuvan
W. A. Jacobe
Paul Batty
Children’s Summer Theatre Opens in Vernal
Isobel Hislop announced the opening of the Children’s Summer Theatre in Vernal. The program invites all young people with interests in art and offers classes in voice, pantomime, acting, lighting, costume design, and scene design. Depending on talent, plays will be produced this summer with plans for four yearly shows and potential dispatch to Salt Lake City and other centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isobel Hislop
Hislop
Mlds Ward
Salt Lake City
Winter Hang-Up: Warming Clothespins for Quick Drying
A practical winter tip suggests warming clothespins in an oven for a few minutes before use to speed the hanging up process and keep fingers from getting cold. This old-world housekeeping advice reflects frugal, hands-on approaches to domestic tasks during cold days.
Welcome Wagon notices for new residents and births
Newcomers and births listed in a community Welcome Wagon: Lamonn S Halliday and family at Ashley ward. George Fisher and wife at 2nd East 2nd South with son William Iver born May 29. Elaine Manwaring turn 16. Harold C Klamm from Denver now at 194 South Vernal Ave. B Backus family at 4th North and Vernat Ave with Earl Gregory born May 30. Floyd E Workman at 5th West and 2nd South. Phillip B Greenhow at Mann apartments. Ivan Oaks at Glines ward with Sherma Jean born June 7. Milton Novak at Thacker apartments with move from 142 S 1st West and job at J C Penney store.
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Lamonn S. Halliday
Ashley Ward
Halliday
Bonanza
George Fisher
East
South
William Iver
Harold C. Klamm
South Vernal Ave
Denver
Rangely
Klamm
Stano‘lind Gas & Oil Co
B. Backus
North
Vernat Ave
Earl Gregory
Backus
Kerr McGee
Floyd E. Workman
Workman
Uintah County School Board
Phillip B. Greenhow
Mann Apartments
Moab
Greenhow
Laughlin Bros
Ivan Oaks
Glines Ward
Sherma Jean
Oaks
Stagg Plumbling & Appliance &Co
Milton Novak
Thacker
S. 1St West
Novak
J. C. Penney Co
Civil suits pend Four th district court action
Two Vernal men sue for damages in district court. One claims sheep damaged private Diamond Mountain land. The other alleges hay sale of 15.5 tons belonging to plaintiff Warner on Humphrey Investment Co. land for 620 dollars. Demurrer on Stringham case set for June 24.
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Fourth District Court
B. Searle
B. H. Stringham
Searle
Stringham
Diamond Mountain
J. M. Warner
J. H. Ratliff
Ratliff
Mr. Warner
Humphrey Investment Co
Mr. Ratliff
Ladies Team Ties for League Honors in Softball
Verntl Drug and Piedmont Dairy remained deadlocked for first in the ladies league after second round wins. Druggists beat Ashley Valley Market 20-13 led by Weeks and Woolley with two homers each. Emma Jean Workman and McKeechnie added two hits for Naples, Thomas Lumber beat Tridel 26-11, Winward and McKeachnie led with three-for-six including two homers. Naples catcher Chivers starred on defense.
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Verntl Drug
Piedmont Dalry
Ashley Valley
Market
Onwaring
Weeks
Woolley
Calortes
Emma Jean Workman
McKeachnie
Piedmont Dairy
Naples
Marte Merkley
Welse
Chivers
Hacking
Thomas Lumber
Tridell
Winward and
Kitchen
Washington DC Family Visits Vernal for Week with Utah Ties
Washington DC family from Mrs Max P Reid and children Donald and Janet arrive in Vernal with Mrs Douglas L Buchanan and three Kansas City children to visit Mrs Beatrice Schofield. Reid, formerly Marjorie Twitchell, an administrative officer at the US Department of Agriculture, plans a week or 10 days stay at the Daggett county ranch with Virginia Bennion and her father Heber Bennion. They will return to Washington after visiting Salt Lake City and Logan.
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Max P. Reid
Donald
Janet
Washington, D. C
Douglas L. Buchanan
Kansas City
Beatrice Schofield
Buchanan
Virginia Bennion
Utah
Heber Bennion
Daggett County
Reid
Marjorie Twitchell
Bennion
USAC
California
Office of Personnel
U. S .Department of Agriculture
Washington
Salt Lake City
Logan
DUP Ladies Meet at Mrs. Bingham’s Home
DUP Camp Thornburgh members gathered at Mrs Lester Bingham’s home on Thursday June 16 for their monthly confab. Nina Ashby led the meeting. Mrs Bingham shared a retold story about early pioneers. A dessert luncheon followed for the 23 ladies present.
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DUP
Thornburgh
Lester Bingham
Nina Ashby
Bingham
SOS Club Summer Social At Merkley Park
The SOS club held its initial outdoor summer social Monday evening June 20 at Merkley Park. Hostesses were Eula Hall Margaret Oaks Donna Collett Laurence Williams Beatrice Stringham Helen Anderson and Grace Smith. Barbecued hamburgers and salads were served to eight guests.
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SOS Club
Merkley Park
Eula Hall
Margaret Oaks
Donna Collett
Llorence Williams
Beatrice Stringham
Helen Anderson
Grace Smith
Opening Day of Fishing Season at Cart Creek
The column notes a lively Cart Creek opening day with many anglers catching limits, few legal-size trout, and discussion of naturally spawned fish. It questions hatchery reliance, urges stream and lake improvement, and proposes distributing feed via shrimp and moss to boost natural spawning and yields. It mentions the local gun club plans and a July 4 meeting at Greer Lakes.
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Cart Creek
Jones Hole
Brush Creek
Ashley Creek
State Fish and Game Department
State Fish and Game Commission
Anyonie
Agene
yAnyone
KSL
Greer Lakes
Special 4 H Club Movie Matinee at Vernal Theatre
4 H members will view a special showing of The Green Mist at Vernal Theatre on Monday at 2 pm. Miss Ruby Smith, home demonstrations agent, announced. About 12,000 young club girls entered a year ago for a part in the movie. Matinee will run ten minutes late to discuss the planned 4 H club camp and other matters.
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Heslub
Monndays
Ruby Smith
Seeveral
Ulntah¢ County
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Sport News
Westsiders
Commercial League
Western Auto Utah Motor
Ashton's
Camperee
Quality Drug
East Main
Children’s Summer Theatre
Isla W. King
Arben Jolley
Weeks and Manwaring
Jenkins and Perry
A. Alten
Ge Manwaring
C., Manwarng
Tridel
McKeachnie and Whittaker
McKee and Ross
Vernal Dru Piedmont Dairy Thomas Lumber
Pansey Valley Ni
Washington, D.C
SOS
Fish & Gaime
Erland Preece
4-H
Gréiter Burden
GMC
iVernal Auto Shop
North Vernal Ave
Coke Jeffries
Karren
Adair Tyzack
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