Prom postponed but revived with student program at UNITAH HIGH
The UNITAH HIGH news notes a postponed prom revived by a Friday assembly with readings by Trad Manwaring Monta Wentz and a skit by Lorna Cook and Aston Goodrich. The BP W Club staged a skit from Winn Six Aces while Purple Towers operetta is set for March 24 25 directed by Lloyd Winn with Miss Monta Wentz in charge of dancing. Burns McKowen returned from Vernal after jury duty. A poultry meeting in Bennett ward house drew attendees from Utah and Northwestern Turkey Growers associations. County Agents Sx and A Theodore Johnson of Vernal attended. Fred H Knobles of USAC Logan distributed farm account books to farmers. A group from here visited Roosevelt for the Dry Guich meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trad Manwaring
Monta Wentz
Lorna Cook
Aston Goodrich
BP. W Club
Lloyd Winn
Hollis Freestone
Alta Fox
Marvin Jackson
Elino Colton
Fern Slaugh
Rhae ‘Thomas
Norma
Clair Pletcher
John Walker
Lorin Luster
Mervin Bolton
Burns McKowen
Vernal
Bennett Ward House
Utah
Northwestern
Turkey Growers Associations
Peter Sx
Theodore Johnson
Fred H. Knobles
U 8 AC
Logan
Roosevelt
Church and community events update from Vernal area
Sunday sacrament speakers included Lewis Gardiner and Joseph Collier of the high council. A Vernal visitor Mrs Earl Brimhall is ill and staying with Mrs Alfred Simper. Albion Johnson aided spring work. Parent-Teachers meeting featured programs led by Linne Simper and Jacob N Lybbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacrament Meeting
Lewis & Gardiner
Joseph Collier
High Counsil
Earl Brimhall d’ Vernal
Alfred Simper
Albion Johnson
Vernal
Idlk Bowthorpe
Mven
Linne Simper
Marie V Watkings
Wilma Smuin
Aliss Linnie Gump
Mane Watkins
Jensen area notices and community updates on local families
Friday morning arrivals mark new residents Mrs Miner of Springville and Mrs Alice Merkley recovering from appendicitis at Naples ward. Jensen bridge work progresses with cement pours while Postmaster J H Chatwin improves health and Leita Chatwin in Los Angeles reports no injuries from the earthquake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Hames
Jensen
Ramsey Stewart
Nile Auge
Miner
Springville
R Miner
J J Burke
iIrs
Alice Merkley
Naples
W Wilkins
Ertin
Carl FR Richens
Charles H Colton
Elmer
High Council
Wild Rose Club
Susie Nelsom
Mamie
Reef Society
Lorere Simper
West Pier
Rece'ted
Mss Leita
Chatwin
Los Angeles
Bennett-Looton couple and leases noted in local items
Mr and Mrs Milton Smith spent Saturday in Roosevelt. Mr and Mrs George Mohland have leased the Bert Washington plate and plan to move soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Smith
Roosevelt
George Mohland
Pioneer of Ashley Valley Buried in Roosevelt Cemetery
Heber Timothy pioneer of Ashley Valley and the reservation buried in Roosevelt on March 12 born April 2 1861 in Swansea Carmarthorn Co Wales his parents came to America at one year old. He settled in Lem then moved to Vernal 1879 married Esther Elizabeth Vernon May 17 1880. He lived on the reservation since 1909 on a ranch bought from Joseph IH Hardy. Survived by children Verneoh Lewis Weston Parley Preston Esther Powell Lynn Telintha Rasmussen all Roosevelt except Mrs Powell in Neola and Fran in Silt. Brothers and sisters Davis Sandy Utah John and Alma Vernal Brigham Altonan ram Lehi Jed Roosevelt Martha Rudy and FE leinor Timothy Salt Lake plus twenty two grandchildren.
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Heber Timothy
Ashley Valley
Roosevelt
Swansea
Carmarthorn Co
Wales
America
Plains
Lem
Walisbure
Vernal
Esther Elizabeth Vernon
Joseph IH Hardy
Hase
Verneoh Lewis Weston Parley
Preston Esther Powell Lynn
Telintha Rasmussen
Powell
Neola
Fran
Silt Leake
Davis
Sandy Utah
John and
Alma
Brigham
Alton
Local Community Notes and Obituaries From Duchesne
Sunday reorganization of the ward with Laura Perry as president Ora Johnson and Hazel Hoeft as counselors Stella Gregory as secretary Edwin Wardle of Duchesne noted as weekend writer at Aunt Mre. Wm Held's home. Alfonzo Wardle suffered three strokes and is paralyzed. Willard Gilligam funeral attended in Price. EF Peterson reports on warding and farm meeting. Vernal Pearce and Beverly Jean visiting California. Exmest Johnson and Delores Wardle back from Salt Lake City. Relief Society annual program and dance held. Wm Mantle returned from Salt Lake City for medical treatment.
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Tre I‘mery
Laura. Perry
Ora Johnson
Hazel Hoeft
Stella Gregory
Edwin Wardle
Duchesne
Mre
Alfonzo
AD Wardle
Glines
John B Eaton Forest
Sim Ross
Henry
Analo
Willard Gilligan
Price
Colunty
EF Peterson
Ward Ing& Farm
Tewis Galley
Vernal Pearce
Beverly Jean
California
Exmest Johnson
Delores Wardle
Salt Lake City
Relef Society
Mantle
Sacrement meeting attendees and local notices in Naples
Speakers at Sacrement meeting included Arthur Merrill Carl Richens and Charles Colton. Mrs Mary Merrill and children left for Idaho and neighboring towns while others remained to finish the year at high school. Community events featured readings, dancing, and refreshments at the Reef Society, with several locals noted for teaching or visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacremert Metting
Arthur Merrill
Carl R Richens
Charles H Colton
Mary Merrill
Victor Sterling Winona
Lillian Olsen
Idsho Aroavr
LaevVion Merit
Evvere Olsen
High Hone
A G Gontrich
Merrill
East Lake Cyear
R. Teepies
Wih
Ernest J Larry
Emma Hullinger
Harvey of
Lipoint
Il Ruth Goodrich
Leota
A G Goldneh
Reef Society
Afton Goodrich
Katherine Stringhor
Manwaring
Lola Campbell
Iris Manwaring
Vernon Caldwell
Lewis S Gardiner
Bas
Elaine Goodrich
Meenree
Fragmentary note hints at wart and packing scene
Fragment reads as a wartime or travel moment with scattered phrases about packing and a first purchase. The readable lines are incomplete, making full context unclear but suggest a simple domestic or wartime travel vignette.
Powers acquitted after dramatic Vernal trial testimony
The Vernal jury acquitted George Powers on first ballot after a tense trial. Witnesses described gunfire and a fatal confrontation at the Thompson home on December 4 1932 with testimony detailing a search for a weapon in the granary and a struggle before Cook was shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Powers
Man's Heart Stopped After Gas Relief by Adlerika
A man from Vernal experienced his heart stopping due to bloating and stomach gas. After using Adlerika to remove gas, he can eat freely and feels well. Vernal Drug Company 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Adlerika
Vernal Drug Company
London City Services and Public Health Overview
A dense summary of city operations shows Health Department care for about 42 thousand beds with nearly 200 thousand annual parental admissions, 20 thousand in mental hospitals, and 20 thousand other beds. The system employs about 19.6 thousand staff across hospitals and ambulance services. London schools serve around 900 thousand pupils. elementary schools number 600 with 30 thousand teachers. The city inspects shops and food samples through sanitary inspectors, handling 1.5 million appliance checks and over 300 thousand food tests annually. The London Fire Brigade operates 64 stations with 2,000 staff and 260 fire appliances. police oversee safety at theatres and licensing for explosives, with 1,105 employment agencies and about 1,500 massage or similar establishments. The health act for employees covers about 9,000 shops. meters are tested for gas and electricity. Every street and house falls under relief services aiding the poor.
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Guate
London
London Fire Brigade
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Agrsa
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Ren
Ny 3
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Thompson
Cork
Hatch
Brewer
Powers
Mr. Calder
Mr Cook
Mr McCarrel
Cooks Place
Thompson Hore
George
Thompson Place
Watts
Young
Calder
Mr Castle
Jean Urutus
Manary
Mr Cork
Richard Niles
Lester Nighswonger
Mr Nighswonger
Kessi
Jean
Leone
Patterson
Wallace Calder
Winch
Eiecit
D H Young
George H. Christy
Mr Colton
Reuben Cao
Colton
Flere
Christy
Dullainys
Uintah Gas Co
Dad
Alowother
Health Department
Schaffner
Conoco
Paris
Essex
Ilder Schofiner
Uightand
Connie
Conoco Travel Bureau
Denver
Travel Club
Pickwick
Chicago
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