Famed Tabernacle Choir to Sing at San Diego Exposition
The Mormon Tabernacle Choir of Salt Lake City will perform at the Ford Music Bowl in Balboa Park San Diego during July 19 to 26 as part of the California Pacific International Exposition. Sponsored by Ford, the choir boasts about 300 voices and will present sacred and secular masterworks in two daily concerts.
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Vernal Community Notes Details Social Gatherings
A series of local Vernal society items cover dances, teas, and club events. Oma Kay hosts a Wednesday party with June blossoms, meals, and guests including Guena Eaton and Helen Stringham. Wards report meetings, lessons, luncheons, and outings with lists of attendees and hosts.
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Guena Eaton
Emma Markey
Lenore Lewig
Verlie Anderson
Helen Stringham
Clive Calder
Ernest Hender
Jon
Herman Bingham
Harold Duke
Dean Peterson
Kenneth Aycock
Fuiterlain at Moon Lake entertain at Yellowstone trip
Mr and Mrs Jas O Stewart hosted friends at Moon Lake near Vernal. The group joined by Dr and Mrs Edward Graham of the Carnegie Museum conducted a field trip to Yellowstone CCC camp. Return route included Altonah and Roosevelt with several other party members.
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Sittewart
Donald
Fulton G Caldwell
Glen Miller
Vern McCarrel
Graham
J He Rat Litf
Matttle Weaver
LC A Manker
Mary Manker
New Works Progress to Be Big Aid for Basin
Continued from page one the Works Progress Administration aims to build local funds for projects where possible. Officials want to prioritize state and local contributions in materials equipment and supervision. Hundreds of useful projects can be developed as workers toil weekly on WPA tasks. Projects will start rapidly yet in orderly planned fashion while relief lists are cared for by current programs.
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Works Progress Administration mobilizes relief for Utah projects
National reemployment offices will supply men and women for W P A projects and relief clients must be registered. People may leave for private work but return if it ends. At least 60 percent of workers must come from relief rolls. Contracts pay prevailing wages. Local governments are urged to develop projects matching regional labor skill and to use federal grants up to 45 percent to finance public works.
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Scenic expedition to Yellowstone and Utah Canyons announced
Utah State Agricultural College plans a two week scenic scientific tour led by Dr Lawrence M Gould. The trip covers Yellowstone National Park, Jackson Hole, and western Wyoming, then Utah Canyon country, departing July 20 and returning August 1. Registration closes July 10.
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Wool Dealers Growers to Present Marketing Views
A proposal to license wool and mohair dealers to curb unfair trade practices is under study by the Agricultural Adjustment Administration. Hearings open July 23–24 in Salt Lake City with growers and dealers invited to share views. The plan focuses on licensed transactions limited to consignments or outright purchases and on basing deductions on actual lot condition rather than flat averages.
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Red Wash Reservoir Reaches Full Capacity for Range Stock
J Cive Davis reports the Red Wash reservoir to store water for range stock is full to capacity. Completed this spring at about $3000 with eight teams and four single men employed for two months. The reservoir, 14 feet deep at the center, received fits water June 13 as water spout overflow occurred. Stockmen praise the project as herds cross the Green river to White river, benefiting from stored water.
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Examination for Vernal Postmaster Announced by President
The Civil Service Commission announces an open competitive examination to fill the Vernon postmaster vacancy. Applicants must be U.S. citizens, reside in the delivery area, meet age and residency requirements, be in good health, and both men and women may apply. Applications close after a set date in July.
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Civil Service Commission Sets Standards for Postmaster Nominations
The civil service commission will certify the top three qualified eligibles to the postmaster general who may select one for nomination by the President. Applicants are not required to take scholastic tests but will be rated on education business experience and fitness. The commission will inquire among local business and professional people about each applicant. Presidential postmasters are not in the classified service and approvals involve certification of results to the postmaster general. Full information and applications are available from Jesse Haws, local civil service representative.
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Uintah County Sends Fourteen Men to Utah CCC Camps
Uintah County FERA reports fourteen men from Uintah County were sent to CCC camps last week. The group includes Wilbur Barger, Stephen Williams, Vernal residents Morgan Harrison and Earl Jenkins, and others bound for Moon Lake camp and Fort Douglas.
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William Richardson
Earl Schaefermeyer
Stephen E Williams
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Earl Ho Jenkins
Elmo C. Lee Joseph Thompson
Lapoint
Cheil R Miller
Leota
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Hospital News From Lepoint And Nearby Areas
Helen Warburton is recovering from an appendicitis operation at the local hospital. Frey Hodgkinson welcomes a baby girl born June 23. A Merrill child fractured her ankle after a bicycle fall. George Vincent seeks treatment for an arm abscess in Jensen. Ellis Gass sustained head gashes while unloading pipe and was taken to Vernal. A Lapoint child cut the tongue after a porch fall and was treated in Vernal. Floyd Wartell and wife announce a baby girl born June 26. Shelby Swain announces another baby girl born June 26, 7 pounds 34 ounces. Clinton Marshall had a tonsillectomy. Deeco Hats recovering. Lorraine Hampton operated on for tonsil removal.
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Oral Hospital
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Moon Lake camp travelers depart Friday
Arthur Hooper and Vernal led a group that traveled to the Moon Lake camp. Those who attended Fort Douglas departed Thursday morning by bus.
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