Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Vernal Express in Vernal, Utah

We have 5,107,769 pages in Utah

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 13 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1954

Page

11

Pioneer Stake Speech Festival Provides Rural Pageant

A Uintah Stake MIA Speech Festival event featured readings by Stellan Richards and Sonny Baker, with Lucille Calder and Billy Roberts joining. Dorothea Searle led piano pieces, Ina Chivers and James Duvall accompanied harmonica and step dancing, as Mrs Chivers performed. Prologue Indians and stories by Mrs Olive Smith and Ruth Harrison highlighted tribal experiences, with Uintah Square dancing closing the evening after verses of Come Come Ye Saints and a moving tale by Marlene Twitchell.

Joye McDaniels Fen Stellan Richards Waa Bo Oiliver BE. Smith Ruth Harrison Warren Jones Tabbe Ouray Wallac Arsene Pon Johnny Bo Roberts Prank Walker Marlene Twitchell Bal

Eye Ashton Talks At Women's Meet

Eye Ashton speaks at a Republican Women’s Club gathering at the Hotel Vernal. She discusses Communism and subversive activities while emphasizing women’s political engagement. Reports from Harman Colton and Fran Feltch cover trips to Washington, urging action on Echo Park Dam and UN topics.

Hunon Rae Ashton Republican Women's Club United States Tror Europe Hugh W. Colton Washington, D. C Hazel T. Chase National Board Henry Cabot Lodgs United Nations Fran Feltch Washington Echo Park Dam J. M. Franco Reginald Burchinal F. G. Eskelson Loyé Shimmin Uintah Women Wblown Club Shimmin Rulon Hacking Harvey Christensen Henry Millecam Colton Peltch Earl Freemen Owen Nelson Bacar Calder

Maughn Colton Named Member of U of U Junior Honor

Hugh Maughan Colton of Vernal has been named to Skull and Bones the University of Utah junior honor society. Colton is a junior business major and Uintah High School alumnus who served as senior class president and participated in athletics. He was business manager of The Christicle and a Sigma Chi member. he was one of ten chosen for the honor.

Hugh Maughan Colton Vernel Skulard Bones University of Wish Colton Hugh W. Colton Vernal Uintah High School Christicle Sigma Chi Frater Skull and Bones Bolton

New Meat Cutter Hired by Safeway

Don H. Brown of Heber City has been hired as meat cutter at the Vernal Safeway Store, replacing none. Manager Clyde Wahlquist announces Brown began work on Monday. He and his wife Betty and their three daughters will reside at 66 West Sth North. the public is invited to meet him.

Safeway Don H. Brown Heber City Vernal Safeway Clyde Wahlquist John Farrar

Women to Hold Day of Prayer in Vernal

Local Christian women invite Uintah Basin residents to the World Day of Prayer event at Kingsbury Congregational Church. Activities begin at 11 a.m. with lunch for mothers, followed by an afternoon showing of "Around the World" and a social hour. The observance marks the second annual World Day of Prayer in Vernal, part of a global event since 1887.

Uintah Bank Kingsbury Congregational T. Swertman Kings Uy

Heart Fund Drive Totals $391.34 for 1954 Campaign

The 1954 Heart Fund Drive closed May 28 and raised $391.04 so far with funds from schools $127.21 business houses $102.11 high school pep club contest $84.25 churches $2046 and plastic hearts in businesses $37.32. Committee members include Mrs Isol Batty Helen Wahlquist Elaine Richardson Mary Ellen Campbell led schools and churches and Renee Henderson led the pep club. Prizes awarded were a radio and luggage with first place radio going to Marte Nelsen Jensen Cherie Gee Vernal won the luggage.

Hear Eor Mra Isolol Batty Mra Jatty Helen Wahlquiat Elaine Richardson Mary Ellen Campbell Renee Henderson Marte Nelsen Jensen Cherie Gee Vernal

Leland Preece and Fraternity News at Utah Campus

Leland Preece of Vernal, a Latter Day Saint rep for the Religious Forum at Utah State Agricultural College, helps organize a world religion forum series starting in March to foster campus fellowship. Kenneth Lee Hatch of Vernal pledged Phi Delta Theta with 115 pledges in winter quarter. Hatch is a U of U freshman majoring in engineering.

Leland Preece Logan Vernal Utah State Agricultural College A. Ronald Preece Kenneth Lee Hatch Vernel Phi Delta Theta University of Utah Hatch Lois Hatch Umtsh High School University En-Neering Tonian

Dinner Party Honors New Vicar Home At Parish House

A Shrove Tuesday dinner in the Parish House marked the completion of the New Vicar's apartment. Hosted by the Bishop's Committee and prepared by the Women's Auxiliary, the event featured welcome remarks by Dr Wayne Marrs and Father Landberg, presents to the Marrs, vocal selections by Mrs. Margaret Francke, and a tour of the finished apartment. The gathering ended with games and a tea display showing work clothes and decorative carnations.

Qwurch le Roy Smith Oity Wayne Marvs St. Paul's Father Landburg Father Landberg Marrs Margaret Francke Ebergs

Legion Auxiliary Initiation and Birthday Party Planned

The American Legion Auxiliary will meet Thursday evening March 11 at 7 30 at the Legion Hall for installation and initiation night. New members are urged to attend. Ruby Farnsworth, state resident, will conduct the initiation, Ashton will attend, a pot luck supper will follow, and a birthday party dinner is planned for March 15 with Peasy James in charge and Bessie Swain and Virginia Hacking leading the program and entertainment.

American Legion Auxiiliary Legion Hall Ruby Farnsworth Auxiliary We Ashton The Legion I Peasy James Bessie Swain Virginia Hacking

Dean Hobbel Addresses U of U Alumni

Dean Adam E Hobbel, dean of the college of education and anthropology professor at the University of Utah, spoke at the University of Utah Alumni banquet held Friday night at the Hotel Vernal. The event featured dancing by Jugna Banks students, table decorations with miniature teepees, and red white Indiana colors. New officers were elected: Harvey Madsen president, Dr Ray Spendlove first vice president, Whitney Hammond second vice president, Beatrice Rooks secretary. continuing officers included Brent Feltch and Ray Nash as master of ceremonies.

Adam E. Hobbel Wallage of Education University of Utah Beatrice Rooks Ray Nash Harvey Madsen Ray Spendlove Ck Barovich Whitnee Stammond Brent Feltch Whitney Hammond Beatrice Fuoks

Kiwanis Seeks Support for Colorado River Storage Project

A sample letter to Congress urges backing the Colorado River Storage Project as part of water conservation and Western development. It cites Secretary McKay and argues for progress benefiting many, stressing the nation’s welfare relies on western water and power needs.

Kiwanis United States Secretary of the Interior Douglas McKay Congress

Legion and Auxiliary Joint Meeting at Legion Hall

A Legion and Auxiliary joint meeting sponsored by the Legion was held at the Legion Hall on February 22. Miss Bea Stringham presented films and a program on Europe and the Holy Land. Refreshments were served.

The Legion and Auxiliary Legion Legion Hall Bea Stringham Europe the Joly Land

Funeral Services Held for Jesse Willes in Vernal

Funeral services for Jesse Simpson Willes 58 Vernal were held Monday at 1 pm in the Davis Ward Chapel under Bishop Hyrum Slaugh. Burial followed in Seattle Washington. Willes died Friday at Uintah County Hospital after an illness born May 22 1895 in Vernal He was son of Jesse Simpson and Florence Matilda Slaugh Willes Survivors include widow and mother both of Vernal two daughters Elsine Kelly and Vera Willes Seattle four grandchildren a brother and two sisters all of Vernal. Prayer preceded the services offered by Frank Johnson. Opening song I Need Thee Every Hour sung by Davis Ward choir. Closing prayer by Sir and Mrs Karl B Preece. Additional notes mention relatives in Salt Lake City Des Moines and other locations with various references.

Jesse Simpson Willes Vera Willes Seattle Wash Francis Willes George Southam Raymond Searle Frank Johnson Davis Ward

Also Mentioned on This Page

Onch Stake Eye Ashton Women’s Meet Hospital News Uintahountyospital Lorraine Johnson Janet Easten Mamie Goldsten Harvey Kanistanaux Grant Johnson Vaughn Wilkins Glen Hatch Ebert Maughn Colton U. of U Grony John Victor Randleti Lateran Vern Shimming Ogden Shimmins Shimming Gervicena Urben Madsen Yvonne Price Mr. Madsen Harold Warren Auer Provo Jack Jenson Gene Stewart Bangly Mra Jensen Mra Warren Heart Fund Richard J. Slaugh Salt Lake City Mia Jeryvin Slaugh BY Wyoming Carl Manning Steve Stringham Ken Stringham Sam Woolley Wilford Bastian Fred Calder Fred Basil B. Preece Des Moines Iown Jerald P. Lungton Vicar Legion Auxiliary Ford Motor Company Ford Dearborn Murdock Machinery Eant Nain Lyan WN Murdock, Mgr Dean Hobbel Jesse Willes Karl B. Preece Harold Langton Bradley Scott Jerald P Karma) Langton Penny Kaye Kim Roger Jerry J. C Tenney Co LDS Church Jesse Haws Orem Frank Slaugh Alfred Simper Jesse A Hans Gwen Slaugh Edwar Watkins Phillip Murray George Searle Vale Lewis Marion Southam Wiles Southam Junius Southarm Plymouth Bedan Vernal Auto Shop Vernal Ave Dow-On-The-Farm Tumpe Doe Au Ted Aces Halibut Che Heer Crisco Coffel Chef Celery Hearts
Search Courier

Search the Vernal Express Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Vernal Express?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication