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Newspaper

Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1937

Page

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24 Favorite Boxers Enter Tournament

The Urst annus Chamber of Commerce and UHS Amateur Boxing Tournament in March attracts many early entrants. Elimination is March 11 and finale March 16 at the UH Gym with AAU official H. M. McNeil likely attending. Winners receive miniature golden gloves. top competitors advance to AAU events.

Urst Annus UH Gyn Salt Lake Tribune Deseret News AAU Salt Lake Uintah PFA Vernal CCC Ashley Valley Mr. Fletcher Kenneth Barker Ferro “Qurley Rooks Hugh Caldwell Norman Fletcher Jack Powell Don Olson Grant Southam Niles Southam Jay Williams Dan Price James Lufe John Navis Roger Hatfield James Bel Howard McGraw Frank Yands Lawrence Reynolds Thomas Hlein Hollis Mullinger J. Glenn Ashby Shirley Reader Don Richardson Harry Hacking Myroni Hacking Roosevelt Town FFA Ft. Dueteste Basin Towns Clair Fletcher Dave Ells Rube McConkie Preston Hole H.M. Snyder Netsetsel

Power Company Plans to Reduce Rates in 1937

Utah Power and Light officials discussed a nationwide push with 315 dealers in their territory at a Commercial hotel banquet. Layton Baldwin announced plans for advertising support and home service aids while predicting a bigger 1937 with rising sales and a downward trend in electric service costs. An imminent rate reduction for Asney Valley was promised, noting higher costs in Vernal and Moab.

Layton E. Baldwin Utah Power& Light Company Commercial Hotel Baldwin Sessions Razeting D. D. Noffatt Provo W. E. Fleetwood Utah Power Ceight Asney Valley Vernal Moab Banquet

Varion Shaffer Funeral in Manti Sunday at 2 pm

Funeral services for Varion KX Shaffer, who died after an operation for a ruptured appendix, will be held Sunday in Manti at 2 pm. Shaffer was a noted Vernal businessman and son of Mrs. James M. Shaffer. Speakers include H. Walter Woolley and Hugh W. Colton. A brother Alden was recently buried in Vernal.

Aerion KX. Shaffer Manti Shaffer Vernal and & Son James M. Shaffer H. Walter Woolley Hugh W. Colton Alden

Plans for New City Building Submitted at Council Meeting

A Uintah State Bank director's room session saw Councilman roster H R Sowards T G Alexander W Henderson Phil Watkins Chas Hatch Sheriff Lare Trichardson Watermaster Frank Hatch Treasurer Wilson Murray Recorder Oscar Lyman plus Mayor Cooper. A viewer was requested for 2 North Street. A Vernal City Memorial Park proposal with plot prices and upkeep was read. William Cook's plan for a city building housing library offices fire department relic HAM and American Legion was presented.

Uintad State Bank Sowards T. G. Alexander Henderson Phil Watkins Chas Hatch Lare Trichardson Frank Hatch Wilson Murray Oscar Lyman Mayior R Cooper A. N.gonnson Alvin Weeks Jfs. Olsen W. & Henderson William Cook American Legion

Uintah High selects team for Brisham Young meet

Debating coach Don L. McConkle announces at tryouts that Agneta Norgard Lola Nash Hazel Johnson and Beulah Duvall are chosen to represent Uintah High School at the UHL Speech tournament to be held at Brisham Young University in April.

Don L. McConkle Uintah High Agneta Norgard Lola, Nash Hazel Johnson Beulsh Duvall UHL Brisham, Young University

Airways Observation Station Opens at Duchesne City

Duchesne gains an airways observation station completed last week by meteorologist P.O. Epperly of Batt Lake City. Located at Winslow Service station, it joins another station at Craig and records observations four times daily for Salt Lake City and Chicago. Instruments valued around 500 dollars include thermometers, barometer, anemometer, and wind recorders.

Airways Duchesne P.O. Epperly Batt Lake City Winslow Galt Lake Denver Craig, Cole Early Salt Lake City Chicago A. m P.m Wineslow

County approves $4500 WPA road project for Ouray Valley

At the county commissioners meeting a $4500 WPA road project for the Ouray Valley section was approved. Leon P. Christensen ordered to draft plans. The board approved a 45 day option on tax delinquent Avalon district property and discussed water rights for proposed acreage. Road work included snow clearance, bridge and loading bin on Dismond mountain road, and joint efforts with CCC camp and District 8.

Board of County Commisioners Ouray Valley Leon P. Christensen D. Lewis Exund Milter Avalon District B. ©. Colton Louis Allred Celton Ouray Valley] Irrigation Company A. B. Woolums CCO John WH. Karren Richard Jensen Peter Detomass Ray Kimball Paul Hardy Ed Watkins Moses Moore Wallace Calder E. R. L.gooper George Dean Independence Dean James Orr Vernal Cce Dismond CCC Commission J. A. Cheney Stockmien Cheney Hyrum Burgess Deep Creek Rosd WEA

Last Snow Storm Report Sparks Weather Reading

A last week storm dropped two inches of snow in one hour and a subsequent night added about six and a half inches of new snow. Water content was noted as high, signaling potential compaction in the covering.

Sarah Thomas Last Pioneer of 1847 Succumbs

Mrs. Sarah Thomas aged 90, last Utah Pioneer of 1847, dies in Roosevelt after funeral plans in Vernal First Ward chapel. She was born in Pueblo, Colorado, step-daughter of Harley Mowrey, linked to the Alar mon Battalion. death occurred Tuesday at the home of her daughter Maggie Casto.

Sarah Thomas Utah Vernal First Ward Thonag Harley Mowrey Maggie Casto Roosevelt Pueblo Colo Thomas

School Bus Driver Suspended for Intoxication

Elmer Gardner, Hayden-Alterra bus driver, suspended for intoxication under Uintash district rules. Superintendent Noble cites multiple complaints and parent refusals to allow riding. Board set to hear Gardner and Rex Taylor, tied to a separate case, with legal actions pending and prior juvenile sentencing noted.

Elmer Gardner Hayden-Alterra Uintash Harry Larson I. G. Noble Gardner Thoral L. Larson Ballard Supt. Noble Board of Education Rex Taylor Lapoint-Deep Creek D. C. Sparks Taylor Alterra High School Lapoint Sparks Elmer Caldwell Ray Houston Whiterocks

Elsie Collier Buried in Lehi Native City

Mrs Elsie May Standing Collier wife of Vernon Collier died February 26 in Baltimore City. Funeral services were held in Lehi where she was born. Born May 23 1905 she moved to California at age five. A BYU attendee and LDS convert she married in Salt Lake Temple about three years ago. Survived by husband infant son seven months old and her mother in California.

Elsia May Standing Collier Verdon Collier Balt Lake City Lehi Collier John Edwin Mary Jane Standing Leh California Vernon Collier Salt Lake Verna

Don Irwin Orchestra Now Heard On Radio In Vernal

Vernal residents can hear the Don Irwin orchestra on radio station KPRO in Houston Texas each Monday Wednesday and Friday at 9 20 p m EST. The six local boys include Floyd and Merle Allen Herman Bingham Lloyd Calder Don Hacking and Newell Beunin.

Don Irwin Houston Texas KPRO Floyd Merle Allen Herman Bingham Lloyd Cal der Don Hacking Newell Beunin

Army AWSIs Break Out of Vernal Jail

Two army deserters from the 30th Infantry led a jailbreak in Vernal escaping their county jail cell by tearing through a wall and stealing the sheriff’s car. Woodrow M. Geller and Arthur T. Foster, both 20, claimed to be soldiers with no leave, and fled after taking a Ford coupe, later ditching the vehicle and hiding at the Escalante Hotel before recapture by deputies. The pair face additional burglary and theft charges.

San Francisco Jonsen Jus- Hea Woodrow M. Geller Arthur T. Foster Fbe Co. L, 30Th Infantry Presidio Marshall H. M. Snyder Marshall Lafe Richardson Mr. Snyders Naples Edward D. Dunn United States Salt Lake California Vernal Showalter Motor Garage Amasa GC Caldwell Jensen Escalante Hotel Marshall Snyder Sherri Emery Johnson Alf. Gunn Salt Lake City

Uintah School District Receives March State Funds

Uintah School District was apportioned 6623.30 by J E Parenti of the state department of public instruction. It was the ninth allotment of the year, bringing Uintah's total to 60073.95 and 19.41 per pupil of 25 allowed. The latest allotment represented 214 of the 145619 state figure. In Roosevelt Sam Sprouse, wounded from a gunshot, could not appear to answer involuntary manslaughter charges tied to Oscar Berry Cooper’s fatal injury near the Myton bridge on January 20.

Uintah J. E. Parenti State Department of Public Instruction Sam Sprouse Roosevelt Tha Oscar Berry Cooper Myton Bridge

Funeral Held in Second Ward for L. Logan Empey

Funeral services were held Wednesday for Logan Empey 73 who died Sunday evening at his home from heart complications. Speakers included Chas A Hatch George E Pop Ernest Eaton and Bishop John Hate who knew him since arriving in the Ashby Valley over 25 years ago. Music by a quartet with J Clive Davis Rosy Walker Aston Ruffin Aubra Hodgkinson and Mary Manwaring. Pallbearers listed with interment at Vernal Memorial Park. Levi Logan Empey born 1663 in Texas came to Ashley Valley about 30 years ago and married Mrs Ellro Oset who survives, with several surviving stepchildren.

Logan Empey Chas. A. Hatch George E. Pop Ernest Eaton John Hate Ashby Valley J. Clive Davis Rosy Walker Aston Ruffin Aubra Hodgkinson Mary Man«waring Lou Henry Oseik William Holmes William Holmes, Jr Wiliam McCarrell Osborne McCarrell Vernal Memoriat

Saturday Evening Post Praises LDS Social Security Plan

An editorial in this week’s Saturday Evening Post lauds the LDS church social security plan. It cites church work projects in pioneer days and the current program’s achievements. It quotes Brigham Young on relief tied to labor and ends by praising Mormons for self-reliance and service to country.

Saturday Evening Post Brigham Young Church Devert

Bright Decorations Highlight Annual Promenade Event

The UMS Junior Prom Friday night will be held in the most brilliant and elaborately decorated ball room yet seen in Eastern Utah. Bright cellophane and white overhead lighting create a novel scheme, walls feature murals from nursery rhymes, a closely held theme. Marjorie Trike chairs the committee with Barney White Loyd Winn and Ethelyn Larson as advisors. Olenn Cooper is class president. The prom and post prom begin immediately after basketball games at the high school.

UMS Utah Marjorie Trike Barney D. White Loyd Winn Ethelyn Larson Olenn Cooper

Round Robin Tourney Opens At UHS Gym

Round robin basketball opens at UHS Gym with a street parade. Moab Grand San Juan Roosevelt and Central teams join Fighting Utes Uintah district runners up in a multi day event. Coaches call it a toss up as undefeated Moab and Uintah loom strong.

UHS Grand County Moab Central Carbon County Vernal Fighting Utes yMoab Grand San Juan Central High Carton-Emery ~dia+ trick Roosevelt Tough Clayton Wardell Glenn Morrill Junior College of Grand Junction bin Walkers Roosevelt Rough Riders Ferron Lessee Wright Fightinal Utes

Uintah Juniors Earn Seventh At State Tourney

The Vernal Lions Club funded Uintah UH3 junior high basketball team to compete in the Junior State Tournament at Midvale last week. Coach Frank W Wright led players as Uintah placed seventh, defeating Payson 18 to 19, losing to Murray 24 to 10, winning by default against Lincoln, and falling to Midvale 22 to 17. Billy King earned second all star honors as the team’s standout.

Vernal Lions Club UH3 Midvale Frank W Wright Uintah Payson Murray Lincoln Billy King Davis Jorgensen I. Imperial Floyd O. Noel Bhell Service Joe Milburn Chad Noel Wayne Anderson Jay Freestons Hanneth Workman Kenneth Sowtards Bily King

Lester Chapoose Elected President of White Rocks Cattle

On February 24 Lester Chapoose progressive Indian farmer and stockman of Fort Duchesne was elected president of the White Rocks Cattle Association for the ensuing year Fred Meyer was elected vice president A meeting at Fort Duchesne is set for Friday March 5 at 2 pm to discuss White cattle raisers within the district and is expected to attract many growers from the White Rocks cattle district

Lester Chapoose Fort Duchesne Whitecocks Cattle Association Fred Meyer Chapouse

Also Mentioned on This Page

Power Company Joyce Kerr University of Minnesota Miss Kerr Hg Ten Northwestern University Varion Shaffer Wes UNS Duchesne City J. C. Anderson the Power Company Avalon Elsie Collier Grcnhestra AWSI Vermiat Alfred Pacini San Franciseo Fel Jefferson Thomas Jefferson Washington John Russel Pope Eyte Philippine Islands Paul V. McNutt Ndiana McNutt Frank Murphy Michigan Second Ward L. Logan Empey L. D Uintah High Gym The White Rocks Cattle Association
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