Government plans county agri agent amid AAA programs
Forum notes urgent need for Uintah county agricultural agent as a two year plan targets wheat corn hogs and dairy. Director William Peterson confirms funds and possible appointment within days if commissioners approve travel and office expenses. Bear dance and ranch plans mentioned alongside local officials’ comments on reconstruction program and farm credit eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pn County
Uintah County
William Peterson
Utah State Extension Service
Agricultural Adjustment Administration For
Utah
Uintah Basin
Sevier County
Juab County
AAA
Farm Credit Administration
United States Treasury
Theodore Johnson
Quiet wedding and social events in Randlett area
A quiet wedding occurred at the C L Knight home in Randlett on March 6 uniting Miss Mildred Knight and Earl Bachelor in a ceremony by Bishop Walquist in the presence of relatives. The reception followed with 22 guests, and a dance and gifts event drew over 200 guests. The Knight and Bachelor families are prominent in church and social circles, with multiple community notices of gatherings, visits, and plans around the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Souda
Abe
C L Knight
Randlett
Mildrew
Earl Bachelor
Bishop Walquist
Mr Knight
Lfr
C Knight
Olive Bachelor
Mr and Myrs
Earl Batchelor
Nellie Brough
Junius Jackson and Sons
H W
Owens
Here
Vern Weaver
Salt Lake
L. Knight
Stephen Abbot
Helen
Olive Batchelor
Marlorr Westover
Hugh W Owens
Glenn Knight
Irel Westover
Rey Batchelor
Harvey Knight
Alfred Harris
Trel Westover
Bingham
Mildred Knight
John Young
Mock
Ft Duchesna
Mary Grey
California
Ranchett, Marchmith
Muse Harris
Roosevelt
Harris
Fred Palmer
Mston
Ed Ooston
Ouray Visit and Local Movements Reported
Melvin Jorgenson of Leota carried mail from St Duchesne to Ouray Saturday and Monday while carrier Ross Larson attended to business in Salt Lake. Three generations of Francke family from Vernal visited Reagan at Ouray Sunday. Marvin Broome visited March 5 reporting Willow Creek stock in good shape. P O Miller of Leota and daughter Blanche Rowley of Montana visited March 5. Herold transferred Jerry Hatch’s remains from Vernal to Willow Creek where interred beside his wife. More than 50 people attended the burial. A M Myrup and in‑law family passed through on the Meomr march to Ho Creek March 16. Lee Myrup and family also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Jorgenson
Leota
St Duchesne
Ouray
Ross Larson
Salt Lake
Francke
Vernal
Reagan
Marvin Broome
Willow Creek
P O Miller
Miller
Fire Blanche Rowley
Montana
Herold
Jerry Hatch
Vernw
Tor
Mare
Mat Curry
Wank Stewart
Myrup
Les Mymperd
Ho Creek
Lee Myrup
Willow Creek Burial Visitors and Local Moves
A list of attendees at the Jeremiah Hatch burial includes Bessie Swain Harol Rea, Perry Clark, Jerry StateI, Brownie Hatch, Mat Cuny, Cloe Richens of Vernal, Perry Johnson and family of Dragon. Visitors and local work notes mention Mrs W A Brown hosting Mrs Russel Squier, Vernal visitor Mrs Golden Hatch, P E Burnham from Salt Lake cattle buying, W HR Hazelbush returning from Vernal, H O A Brown homebound, Miles Bounds and Freis ending sheep work, a corn delivery by Miles Bounds and Bryan Jacobson for Harold Reader, and Tom McKenna leaving Harold Reader to manage Cliff Broome place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Swain
Harol Reader
Perry Clark
Jerry Statel
Brownie Hatch
Mat Cuny
Cloe Richens
Perry Johnson
Dragon
Jeremiah Hatch
Russel Squier
Watson
W A Brown
Golden Hatch
E Burnham
Salt Lake
Hazelbush
Hazelbush Reformed March Nth After Spending A Few Days In Vernal
H O A Brown
Miles Bounds
Harold Reader
Bryan Jacobson
Tom McKenna
Cliff Broome
Rangely Field Faces Drilling Slowdown Under NRA Code
Raven Oil and Refining manager Bryson says NRA code limits refinery production nationwide and classifies Rangely as a Wild Cat structure requiring ten producing wells to operate. He notes supply exceeds demand, most oil is imported, and no deep-well activity is expected in Rangely this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doko Rr
Bryson
Raven Ol & Refining Company
NRA
Rangely
Mr Bryson
Rocky Mountain
Texas
Rangley
Rangley Field
Local Community Notes From Provo Visit and Meetings
Mr and Mrs George Bills traveled from Provo Friday evening to attend funeral services for Mrs Kermit Young Clair Pick up who accompanies BYU. Others visiting included Miss Helen Marshall of Lapoint and Mr Sander and Mr Lybbert arranging for the Sunday School conference on March 18. Various residents attended Sunday School, dances, and school events, with several local visits and illnesses noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bills
Provo
Kermit Young Clair Pickup
BYU
Ray Pickup
Irs Bills
James Faucett
Price
Sim Ross
Sunday School
Sander
Lybbert
Charles P Lewis
Whaterocks
Nathan Springer
Minnie Pearce
George Miller
Zella Perry
Ranchett School
Thurmer Rasmussen
Lloyd Rasmussen
Don Batty
Allen Orchestra
Loader
Bingham
Martin W Curtis
Stephen Perry
Fmma Johnson
Orta Johnson
Jersen
California
Houce
Tyan Perry
Feron
Local family reports measles illness and recovery
Mr and Mrs Dosh Hall learn their son at AOC Leein has measles but is able to move about again. They receive word from the PoC field in Catonma that he is recovering from the illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dosh Hall
Forgir
Leein
Catonma
Mins
Local residents attend events and medical visits in Vernal
Edgar Taylor made trips to Vernal on Saturday and Monday to take Joseph Engberson who is suffering with an abscess to the doctor for medical attention. Mrs Lola Hall visiting Vernal, her daughter Mrs B W Caldwell visited Friday evening, Mrs Ellis Caldwell, in Vernal for dental work, returned home Monday improved. Quite a number from the community attended boxing bouts at UHS Friday. Clyde Hall participated. Glen Oaks, Harvey Nelson, Thos Hall, Philip Hath, Allen Jones and Mr Pitt of Maeser were ward teachers here on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Taylor
Verneal
Joseph Engberson
Lola Hall
B WL Caldwell
Ellis Caldwell
UHS
Clyde Hall
Glen Oaks
Uarvey
Nelson Thos Hall
Philip Hath Allen Jones
Mr Pitt of
Maeser
Local CElderly and community notes from Greensdale district
Ashley Adams of Cedarview visits with sister Mrs W Powell amid minor eye infection at Mrs C B Atwood’s residence. Primary election Saturday with 1 officer and about 66 children. Joseph Atwood family relocated to Davis. 35 backyard chickens smothered in the trip. Ora Preece weekend with parents Bishop and Alma Preece. Mr Young, Salt Lake architect, inspected chapel. Walt McCoy and Mr Calp petition for stock crossing bridge over Green River in Greensdale. Cosy Corner Reading Circle elected new officers. program featured Irish poetry and history of Ireland. gifts presented to retiring president Mrs Louie Kidd and vice-president received a Japanese primrose. Baby visit from Fr Duchesne. pneumonia noted. Jack Huston purchased Tex Enger place to lamb sheep there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Adams
Cedarview
W Powell
C B Atwood
Joseph Atwood
Davis
Ora Preece
Bishop
Alma Preece
Craig
Mr Young
Salt Lake
Walt
May Streeston
Leona Schaefermeyer
Louie Kidd
Ireland
Vera Harrison
Tor Ller Lake
Harrison
Hadloch
Kidd
Gilbert Harrison
Duchesne
John Harrison
Jack Huston
Tex Enger Place
Maeser Tecrimonial Honors Elder Colton Return
A Sunday chapel service honored Elder Ray Colton returning from a twenty five month Conedian mission. The program featured songs, readings, sketches and remarks by Maughan and Witbeck, with notable participants including Verdin R Johnson and Keith Bodily. Miss Rhoda Reynolds recently returned from Apalco visiting family. A baby girl was born March 7 to Dallas Bodily. Loran Hatch and Harold Calder returned from Detroit with news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Colton
Charles P Maughan
Keith Bodily
Verdin R Johnson
Phillip Hall
Maughan
Haller Witbeck
Colton
Witbeck
Afr Hall
Sodfly
Calder
Stake
Rhoda Reynolds
Apalco
Will Mitchell
Dallas
Loran Hatch
Harold Calder
Detroit
Local notes from Neola and nearby towns
Weekend visits and minor injuries dominate a string of community items. Rulon Ashby broke his foot at Hacking ranch while Miss Mildred Mitchell visits Wells Ashby family. Joe Merkley and Morgan Merkley move to new properties. Measles cases reported but not serious. Mrs Rudge store vandalism prompts plea for constructive acts. Mrs E J Miller recovering after heart issues. Lorna Oaks visits Roosevelt with family. Norma Rae Freston stays with grandmother in Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Plymouth
Rulon Ashby
Hacking Ranch
Canyon
Mildred Mitchell
Marvin Mitchell
Neola
iMr
Wells Ashby
Mery
Helen, Hacking
Leo Hacking
Provo
Joseph P Hacking
George Bills
Rudges
Rudge
George Perry
Lapoint
Virginia Jarrell
E J Miller
Trueman Miller
Miller
Roy Lee
Ashley Ward
Lorna Oaks
Roosevelt
Cof
Vern Freston
First lecture on geology draws large crowd at school house
A large attendance heard Dr A C Boyle speak on geology at the school house on Friday evening. Guests included F W Monahan and Dr F F Hintze of Utah. Glen Wellmen traveled from Price to visit relatives. Spring work begins as farmers plant early gardens amid cold nights and muddy Green River water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orfa Johnsen
Vernal
A C Boyle
Glen Wellmen
Price
Green River
W Monahan
J J
Peterson
Utah Farm Housing Survey near completion
Logan Utah A federal works project the farm house survey led by Mrs Rena B Mascock reports progress in three rural Utah areas. The study covers adequacy and demand for improved facilities, cost estimates and financing methods, with collaboration from the Bureau of Home Economics and the Utah State Agricultural College. Data from Cache Weber North Davis Sevier and Sanpete counties total 6198 schedules, with state summaries in Logan ahead of Washington DC submission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Rena B Mascock
State Extension Service
Utah
Bureau of Home Economics
Bureau of Agricultural Engineering
Department of Agriculture
Cache
Weber
North
Davis
South
Sanpete
Sevier
North Pinte
Cathe
Weber-Davis
Sevier-Phule- Sanpete
Washington, DC
Simmons Move Brings Family to Tridell for Summer
Sebeet George Simmons and family relocate from upper Deep Creek to Tridell for the season. Mr Simmons occupies the former A M Lyman property and will develop the site this year. Their children transfer from Lapoint to Tridell School. Tridell Sunday school officers and teachers attended a Vernal institute, including Lorin Ross, Wm Harvey, Grant Morrill, Margaret A Bartlett, Leland Morrill, and Alice Morrill. Visitors at Barkley School and Sacrament meeting listed as E Peterson and Miss Evelyn Creen. Elbert Smith and children, with Mrs Nettie Merkley, visited Vernal to see Mrs Smith under doctor care. Perrell Goodrich has the foundation completed for a new home south of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Simmons
Upper Deep Creek
Tridell
Simmons
A M Lyman
Lapoint School
Tridell School
Trideh Sunday
Monthly Institute
Vernal
Lorin Ross
Wm Harvey
Grant Morrill
Margaret A. Bartlett
Leland Morri
Alice Morrill
Barkley School
E Peterson
Evelyn Creen
Elbert Smith
Nettle Merkley
Smith
Perrell Goodrich
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Ber
Jack Santio
Piet
Mountain Dell
Ashley Ae
Tates
AesReb Jensen
Appty
Pete
Farm Housing Survey
Nis Maycock
Harold R Kepner
Utah State Agricultural College
Almeda P Brown
Conoco
Secoszd
Getafree
Tony Sarg
Germany
Ehu
West Bord
Salt Laki
Heber City
Fruitland
Mytgon
FT. Duchesne
Gubher
Beau Ryy Sai Lon
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