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Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1949

Page

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Scouting officials name Uintah district finance chief

Francis Feltch a Vernal businessman and former official was named district finance chairman for the Boy Scouts of America Uintah district. James G. Anderson announced the appointment at a stake meeting. The drive aims to raise $2000 to support Utah Parks council expenses with district leaders coordinating troop fund efforts.

Francis Feltch Vernal Boy Scouts of America James G. Anderson Price Uintah Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Second Ward Anderson Rock M. Kirkham Salt Lake City LDS Church Kirkham Boy Scout Movement Vernal Kiwanis Club Episcopal Church Feltch Utah Parks Council Uintah Basin B. H. Stringham

Inspection of Cars to Start in Utah Statewide Program

State highway patrol announces inspections for all Utah motor vehicles from March 15 to September 15 at 850 stations statewide including Uintah county. Vehicles must display inspection stickers on the lower right windshield. Trooper Sammy Hatch notes no major accidents last week and warns drivers to expect spring driving hazards. The life slogan reads It is your Life Save It.

Utah Sammy Hatch State Highway Patrol Uintah County Hatch Uinish Basin

Legion Post Plans Building Front Changes on West Main

Witbeck post No. 11 of the American Legion will move the building back from West Main street and landscape the grounds with a flag pole. Officials announced extensive changes and a recruitment campaign for new members is underway. Veterans seeking information are urged to contact Legion officials or members.

Witbeck Post No. 11 American Legion West Main Street Legion

Local Births Reported This Week

Congratulations to families announcing newborns on March 5 and March 7. Mr and Mrs Lynn Pope welcomed a boy and Mr and Mrs John Scott a girl on March 5, while Mr and Mrs Don Roberts welcomed a boy on March 7.

Lynn Pope John Scott Don Roberts

Uintah County 4-H Leader Honored by Appointment

Mrs. Sadie McConkle of Verna was elected by nearly 200 4-H club leaders at the state training school in Logan to a three year term on the state 4-H club leaders advisory council. She has previously earned a leadership medal from the state farm bureau and a pearl studded clover pin for 18 years of service. She is a member of the Uintah County 4-H council and serves on a safety campaign planning group.

Uintah County Logan Sadie McConkle Verna McConkie State Farm Bureau McConkle United County 4H Club Council

Uintah Basin Hospital Weekly Patient List

Patients receiving medical attention at Uintah Basin Hospital last week include Nathan, Lee Rose, Mrs. Millburn Hatch, Alvin Weeks, Donnell Winder, Eugene Winder, Henry Merkley, and Mrs. Derrell Huber. Surgical patients were noted with patrons of local clubs in a county forestry and home improvement program.

Uintah Basin Hospital Nathan Lee Rose Millburn Hatch Alvin Weeks Donnell Eugene Winder Henry Merkley Derrell Huber Birchell Lynn Tate Maeser

Blood Typing Clinic Planned at Hotel Vernal

A blood typing clinic will be held at Hotel Vernal on Wednesday March 16 from 8 to 10 p m. Adults without prior blood typing are urged to participate. Tests by the Utah State Health Department division of laboratories include blood type determination and donor listing with no charge.

Hotel Vernal Utah State Department of Health Division of Laboratories

Vernal Jaycees Plan Inaugural Banquet at Gateway Cafe

Vernal Junior Chamber of Commerce announces its inaugural banquet Saturday at 8 30 p m at the Gateway cafe with Hugh W Brockbank Salt Lake City Jercee vice president as guest speaker Attending also are Al Hart Bountiful Utah Jaycee president Ray Klauck Springville state vice president and about 75 Jaycee members and leaders Mayor B H Stringham and Lions and Kiwanis club presidents will attend Outgoing and incoming officers are named with Glenn Cooper Frank Hackler Dale Slaugh Alvin Bowden Milton Novak N J Meager Jr and others to be inducted.

Vernal Junior Chamber of Commerce Gateway Cafe Hugh W. Brockbank Salt Lake City National Jercee al Hart Bountiful Utah Jaycee Ray Klauck Springville B. H. Stringham C. R. Henderson Lions Club Max Cluff Kiwanis Club Active Vernal Jaycees Kenneth H. Sowards Glenn H. Cooper Alvin Bowden Frank Hackler Harold Duke Charles Taylor Dale Slaugh Milton Novak N. J. Meager Jr Dale Jensen Dean Voores

Party Honors Ellis Caldwell Sr On 80th Birth Date

Ellis Caldwell Sr was honored at his home February 20 for his 80th birthday observed February 19. Born 1869 in Chicken Creek Juab County Utah, he is a father of eight with 19 grandchildren and five great grandchildren. He helped deliver the first mail to Price in 1886 at age 16 after a contract under Ed Guyman and Oscar Crandall, making a notable pioneer journey to Vernal via Brooks Station and Gate Canyon.

Ells Caldwell Ernest Caldwell Mr. Caldwell Chicken Creek Juab County Utah Louise Caldwell Jess Caldwell Ellis Caldwell The Basin Caldwell Price Ed Guyman Oscar Crandall Myron Gate Canyon Mr.Caldwell Brooks Station Vernal

Librarian Appeals for Return of Overdue Books

Mrs Charles P Lewis librarian of Uintah County Library asked Vernal residents to check shelves for overdue library books. The appeal urged return of long overdue items as reported by the librarian. Grant and Leo Calder spent Monday in Salt Lake City on a business trip returning to Vernal Tuesday.

Charles P. Lewis Uintah County Vernal Lewis Ubrarian Grant Leo Calder Salt Lake City

County Hospital construction resumes after weather delay

Plewe Construction Co reports progress on the new $350000 Ainish County hospital. The boiler is installed and operating, the roof is finished, plastering will begin, with occupancy expected in June though final completion depends on weather and equipment decisions by state and federal agencies.

Ainish County Hyrum H. Plewe Plewe Construction Co Bolier Glenn H. Cooper Coener

Ides of March Tax Deadline Reminder

The note marks the March 15 deadline for federal and state income tax payments. It warns Americans of heavy penalties for late filings and urges timely submission with four days remaining. Julius Caesar reference frames the date as historically fated.

Julius Caesar Caesar

Uintah Boxers Reach AAU Semi Finals

Dallas Jacobson led Uintah boxers into the AAU semifinals after winning his Tuesday night bout at the Ute fairgrounds Salt Lake. Coach Cliff Caldwell noted a controversial decision against Ronald Bair drew crowd reactions. Other Uintah representatives included Glen Kurtz Buddy Jacobson and Jack Woodbury could not attend due to a basketball playoff. Jacobson planned to fight again Wednesday in the semifinals.

Dallas Jacobson Uintah Ute Fairgrounds Salt Lake, Yy Cliff Caldwell Vernal Boys Ronald Bair Glen Kurtz Buddy Jacobson Jack Woodbury Uintah- Roosevelt Jacobson

Graveside Rites Set for Sgt George I Karren

Graveside services for S Sgt George I Karren in Vernal Memorial Park Sunday at 2 p.m. will be conducted by Ross Merrell bishop of Naples ward Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Military rites will be by Witbeck Post No 11 American Legion. Karren born Oct 14 1922 in Vernal is survived by his parents three brothers and a sister.

George I. Karren Hugh Karren Vernal Italy Vernal Memorial Park Ross Merrell Naples Ward Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Witbeck Post No. 11 American Legion Karren

UHS Civics Students Tour Utah Legislature

Fifty four Uintah high school civics students toured Salt Lake City last Friday and Saturday visiting the state legislature, the Salt Lake Tabernacle, the LDS Church, and the Salt Lake Tribune Telegram plant. Dallas Workman and A M Rich led the trip as instructors.

Uintah High School Civics Salt Lake City Salt Lake

School Heads Return From Confab in San Francisco

Uintah county school officials returned from a five day convention of the American Association of School Administrators in San Francisco. Attendees included Harold M. Lundell Avard A Rigby Russell Todd and Ernest Johnson with remarks by Dr Willard E Goslin urging education to stave off resource depletion and conservation of human resources. Utah educators joined group sessions and Lions club events during the coast visit.

Uintah County San Francisco American Association of School Administrators Western States Harold M. Lundell Uintah Corn Schools Avard A. Rigby Uin Russell Todd Ernest Johnson Willard E. Goslin Pasadena Association Allison Davis Chicago University Paul Rehmus Portland Ore Utah Lundell Rigby Lions Club Coast Area

Uinta Refinery Powers Ashley Crude With Ashley Field Output

Uinta OIL Refining Co at Jensen reports daily processing of 200 barrels of Ashley valley crude from Uintah county, alongside 500 barrels per day from Rangely, Colorado. Plant superintendent C R Halstead says three weeks of experimental processing have begun and more crude from the nearby field will be used as experience grows. Roads connect the Ashley field to the Jensen refinery reducing truck needs, though costs and crude quality offset hauling advantages. Weekend visitors from Salt Lake City and Cedar City joined Harold and Mrs. Davis at their home.

Ashley Valley Uinta_ OIL Refining, Co Jensen C. R. Halstead Rangely Halstead Highway 40 Ashley Field Ashley Hollis Hunt Salt Lake City J. Clive Davis Cedar City

Equity Oil Drilling Advances in Ashley Valley With Several New Wells

Equity Oil Co reports multiple new wells in Ashley Valley including Hollandsworth and Travis Hall No 1 at 4130 feet in the Weber sand and Uintah Basin No 1 at 9 15 am, with rates near 25 barrels per hour. C&G Drilling Co adds a second nearby well. industry observers foresee up to 26 wells by summertime.

Hollandsworth Travis and C&g Drilling Co Travis Hall Frank ‘Hollandsworth C&g Drilling Co C&g J. W. Griffith Longview Tex Thomas Hall Uintah Basin No Ashley Valley Uintah Basin Thomas Hall No. 3 Griffith Hollandsworth and Travis California Co Yom Turner Equity Oil Hollandaworth Sunda Momen Awai Crain Griffith Uintah Basin Beetie Carter Ruth Nelson U Tribal Lake City Bittercreek Ashley ‘Valley Waltons TaAay Bullock Ley Valley No.3 Seaboard of! Co Ouray Uintah Baird and Robbins Slough Naples Mert Baird Ashley

Snow Sings Sign of Spring From Water Snakes

Mrs Claire Hacking of Maeser reports that a weather authority water snake emerged from under her house signaling spring. The family has nested there for about 20 years and is described as heralding the end of winter each year.

Claire Hacking Maeser Hacking House

Artesia Residents Send Money To March of Dimes

Artesia residents contributed 95.17 dollars to the March of Dimes campaign announced by Mrs. R A Tucker. The fundraising included 20.04 from the Survey Co and remaining gifts from local businesses. Last year with 1800 residents the town sent 57.79 to the Colorado fund. this year fewer than 500 residents participated.

Moffat County March of Dimes R. A. Tucker Artesia Eastman Oil Colorado Fund Tucker

Vernal City Marshal Dexter Resigns. Taylor Announces Succession

Vernal city marshal Leo F. Dexter has resigned to take effect March 9. City manager LeRoy Taylor said he has screened applicants and will likely name a successor within the week.

Leo F. Dexter Vernal LeRoy Taylor Taylor Marshal Dexter

Federal Insurance Official Schedules Vernal Visit

Lawrence V. Riches of the Salt Lake City bureau of old age and survivors insurance will visit Vernal City Hall at 11 am on March 16. He explains that benefits depend on employment type, noting noncovered work such as government, railroad, farm duties. Insured workers over 65 in covered jobs may earn 14.99 monthly before benefits stop. inquiries and applications for Survivors Insurance can be made.

Lawrence V. Riches Salt Lake City Bureau of Old Age and Survivors Insurance Vernal Itam, Cay Mree Riches Mr. Riches Ao Ff

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Scouts Name Fund Francis Falich Legion Post Hospital News Vernal Jaycees Ellis Caldwell Sr County Hospital Cooper Naval Hospital Hospital Board Plewe UHS Confab Ian Francisco Uinta Refinery Ashley Crude
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