Scouts Head to High Uintas Camp in Uintah Basin
About 300 Boy Scouts and Explorers, plus 400 Bay Senate and Ox plorers, depart Monday for the High Uinta Scout Camp near Bennion Park. Speakers include Dilworth Young, camp director plans, and a Court of Honor will honor every boy with Heroism award for saving a life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay Senate
Utah National Parks Council
Fider Young
Visi
Salt Lake City
Uintah Basin
Provo
Stutz
Court of Honor
Sharon Cummings
Phillip Brotherson
Talmagea
Mfe
High Uinta
Rulon Dean Skinner
Johnny Johnson
Vernal Post
Kent Robinson
John Percival
Iowa
Neil Anderton
Roosevelt
Ralph Donohue
Talmage
Vernal
Orin Barker
Duchesne
High Uinta Scout Camp
Neola
Ainish Canyon
Pole Creek Mountain
Bennion Park
Farm Creek
Farm Creek Mountain
Tridell Haslems Welcome New Boy
Mr and Mrs Ray Haslem are the proud parents of a new son born June 18 at Roosevelt Hospital. The M Men and Gleaners of the ward enjoyed a weiner roast Monday night. Ellen Goodrich and her children returned Monday after visiting with her mother Mrs Rose Gilbert in Myton while her husband was with the National Guard at Camp Williams. The J R McKee family were visitors in Arcadia Sunday. Ruth Morrill is attending BYU Leadership in Provo this week. Kay Goodrich, discharged from the army, spent the weekend with his parents then left for Cedar City for employment. Marian Harvey and his daughter Katherine came from Baggs Wyoming Friday night, Katherine remaining a week with her grandparents. Mrs Carl Haws and children visiting the R L Cooks this week. Val and Garth Ross from Bountiful visited Saturday and Sunday in Tridell. Mr and Mrs Darrell Goodrich brought their son Dean home from Salt Lake Thursday after a leg operation. Mr and Mrs Charles Glines and daughter Alice and Mrs J G Warren visited Max Warren at Camp Carson this week. George Harvey visiting Farrell Simmons home. he is employed in Salt Lake. Bob and Jack Goodrich returned home from Camp Williams this week. Joan Ross returned home Saturday after visiting Salt Lake and Bountiful for several weeks. Mr and Mrs Bill Harvey with Sherlene and Mr and Mrs Clyde Merkley and family spent Sunday with the Bill Hoopes family at White frocks. The Duane Caldwell family from Seattle Washington visited in Tridell Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Haslem
Roosevelt Hospital
Ellen Goodrich
Rose Gilbert
Myton
National Guard
Camp Williams
J. R. McKee
Arcadia
Ruth Morrill
BYU
Provo
Kay Goodrich
Kay
Cedar City
Marian Harvey
Katherine
Baggs
Wyo
Carl Haws
R. L. Cooks
Val
Garth Ross
Bountiful
Tridell
Darrell Goodrich
Dean
Salt Lake
Charles Glines
Alice
J. G. Warren
Colorado
Max Warren
Camp Carson
George Harvey
Farrell Simmons
George
Bob
Jack Goodrich
Joan Ross
Bill Harvey
Sherlene
Clyde Merkley
Bill Hoopes
Duane Caldwell
Seattle
Wash
Hail and Customers Guide Factory Product Choices
The passage argues that customers decide what products factories make and set prices, while competition weeds out inefficiency. This drives lower prices, better quality and service, and the development of new and improved products. It emphasizes consumer influence on production, pricing, and innovation through market competition.
Vernal Church Directory at Kingsbury Congregational Church
Directory lists services for multiple churches in Vernal. Kingsbury Congregational Church under Rev. Harry B. Gordon holds morning devotion at 9 00 and worship at 11 00 with choir and Crusaders meetings noted. St James Catholic shows seasonal Mass times and confessions. St Pauls Episcopal lists Holy Eucharist at 9 00. Assembly of God details Sunday School 9 45 and worship 11 00 with midweek Bible study and evangelistic services.
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Vernal
Fourth Ward
Janus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Harold E. Hullinger
South
West
Scout House
Fifth Ward
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Martin Curtis
First North
Second West
First Baptist Church Corner
First South
Third East
J. E. Akin
Training Union
Kingsbury
ST. James Catholic Church
Assembly of God Church
2Nd West and
Main
E. F. Chopper
Whiterooks Daughter Visits George Walkups
Mrs Howard Collett and children from Mesa Arizona visit her parents Mr and Mrs George Walkup this week. The Montes family left for Oakland California for two years of schooling. Ronald Robb from Cudahy Packing Plant visited his parents. Local families and outings include the Beehive girls trip to Provo Canyon and a temple excursion in Salt Lake City. Dallas Murray returns from Columbus Ohio to stay with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Collett
Mesa
Ariz
George
Howard Montes
Oakland
Cal
Montes
Gon Monte
Ronald Robb
Cudahy
Lorin Pike
Virgil Robb
Donald Simmons
Provo
Orem
Terrell ‘Smith
Lorna
Betty Oberhansly
Barbara Moosman
Theda Huston
Ede Rsa Simmons
Provo Canyon
Timpanogos
Duane Oberhansly
Colorado
Ina Rae Eltingford
Bishop Ellingford
Robert J Smiths
Lehi
Elbert Smiths
Tridell
Ike Barens
Oregon
Matilda Moosman
Wallace Twitchell
Elbert Smith
Wyoming
Black Hills
South Dakota
Clarence Murray
Temple
Salt Lake City
William Hurst
Vernal
Bill Worfs
Dallas Murray
Columbus
Ohio
Local families attend events. Elbert Smiths travel for MIA meeting
Elbert Smiths took the MIA officers to Roosevelt for a preparation meeting on Wednesday. The Eldon Andertons visited Neola on Sunday. The Ober hansly families plan a Yellowstone Park trip starting Monday. Lynn Crozier, infant son of Francis Crozier, drowned. Mr and Mrs Clyde Merkley and Mrs Esther Harvey dined with Bill Hoopes. Matilda Moosman visited Fontella Taylor in Lapaint. Bil Hoopes and Bill Hoopes traveled to Salt Lake City on Wednesday where Mr Hoopes received me-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbert Smith
MIA
Roosevelt
Eldon Andertons
Neola
Duane
Bernard Oberhansly
Yellowstone Park
Elbert Smiths
Lynn Crozier
Francis Crozier
Clyde Merkley
Esther Harvey
Bill Hoopes
Matilda Moosman
Fontella Taylor
Lapaint
Bil Hoopes
Salt Lake City
Forest Service Sprays 2000 Acres of Sage at Diamond Mountain
The Forest Service plans aerial spray of 2000 acres of sagebrush on Diamond Mountain using 24D by plane. A contract for the work has been awarded to the Alrmalive Poet Control Co of Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Forest Service
Tiveaticke
Alrmalive Poet Control Co
Salt Lake City
Intelligence mark in jest from T W Cochran
A playful variant note that reads it ja a mark of intelligence and thanks the reader for their work. The writer signs as T W Cochran and wishes a good time to the recipient. The fragment suggests a lighthearted acknowledgement rather than a formal item.
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Boy Scouts
Explorers
Rowan C. Stutz
Mittee
John Smith
Gilbert Horrocks
Jack Dexter
la Ftell Anderson
Uintah
James FE
Bacon
Josephy E. Olpin
George Hacking
Uintas
Hacon
Health and Safety Committee
Hulon Skinner
Smith
Tridell Haslems
By Lorna McKee
Isam RE
Vernal First Ward
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Sainte
Ralph Siddeway
First
Vernal Second Ward
Frank KR. Walker
Unitah Stake
Vernal Church Directory
ST. Paul's Episcopal Church
West Main Street
Richard E. Lundberg
Whiterooks
George Walkups
By Madeena Smith
Idleal Care
Heaven
Lark Fork Canyon
Altona
Yellowstone Canyon
Bbrarats Creek
Diamond Mountain
Thiat
Eden
England
London
Victoria
the Express
Jeep
Vernal Ave
Willys
Calder Motor Company
Vernal, Utah
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