Andersons Jewelry celebrates first Vernal anniversary in stylish expansion
The Vernal Andersons Jewelry marks its first anniversary this month in the Hotel Vernal building. The store expanded space, added departments for jewelry and watch repair, and a complete camera department. Manager Larson Caldwell, with Gerald G. Thomas directing watch repair, leads a team including Ho Conaway and Jerpa B. Wallace as sales reps. Kenneth Anderson, general manager of the Salt Lake store, visited Vernal for launch events as the firm promotes thrifty, enterprising local commerce amid Echo Park dam projects. The company, founded 1919, was Utah’s first to extend store credit with no interest or carrying charges, and its Vernal location aims to serve nearby residents without traveling to Salt Lake. The Vernal store features Theodore Haviland china and Community Plate, with other company stores in Salt Lake and Oden.
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Anderson's
Vernal Bulding
Elry
Larson’Caldwell
Vernal
Gerald G. Thomas
Ho Conaway
Jerpa B. Wallace
Kenneth Anderson
Balt Lake
Echo Park
Therm
Anderton
Lerson
Charles D. Anderson
Sait Ke
Utah
Wald
Anderson
Salt Lake
Erson
Theodore Haviland
Syracuse China
Towls
Gorham
Reed
Barton
Wallace
Internati
Community Plate
Utah Manufacturers plan to boost state communities
Amos K of the Utah Manufacturers Association outlined measures to develop Utah communities at the Vernal Chamber of Commerce luncheon held at Hotel Vernal. BH Stringham reported on Echo Park dam progress while Bagley praised Utah’s labor, urging conserving existing industries and attracting new ones through resource education and regional cooperation.
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Vernal Chamber of Commerce
Amos K
Haeley
Utah Manufacturers Association
Hotel Vernal
Vern Gitford
BH. Stringham
21 Counties
Echo Park
Frank Ward
Chamber
Bagley
Utah
Bagely
Association To Utah
Municipal League Conferred Plan for Rent Problem Relief
A proposed municipal league approach to address rent difficulties includes a city recreation program to redirect youths from delinquency. The plan suggests using difficult cases to demonstrate consequences and deter crime, highlighting the need for accountability and preventive measures.
Mrs Henderson Visits Then Plans Move to Ogden
Mrs. Wm. S. Henderson and Mrs. Lindquist returned home after a brief visit. Mrs. Henderson will spend a few weeks before moving to Ogden to establish her residence.
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Wm. S. Henderson
Anderson Says Over Two Hundred Are Involved
A statement attributed to Mr Anderson places the number involved at more than two hundred, indicating a sizable scale of participation or effect within the event.
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Mr Anderson
Vernal Merchant Defends Indian Tribe in Fort Duchesne
In a call for harmony, Vernal business owner praises the Indians of Fort Duchesne for growth, honesty, and community contribution. He urges acceptance of tribal government and cooperation with local residents, defending the tribe against accusations of communism or antisocial behavior. He commends the Me Indian tribal council's work and friendship with Vernal.
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Don Hackling
Chamber of Commerce
Vernal
Fort Duchesne
First Ward Upsets Lapoint In M Men Basketball
In a Saturday rivalry at the Stake Center First Ward defeated Lapoint 27 to 21. Preece led First Ward with 15 points, Hack dog and Turner paced Maeser in a later 40 to 28 Third Ward win. Spectators included numerous Uintah high seniors and juniors enjoying the event.
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First Ward
Lapoint
Wil
Stake Center
Lupoint
Mantec
Jones
Havine Pesceion
Lapo
Pe Notions
Cay Ley Turing
Preece
Hacking
Ward
Tommy Hackdog Tes
Red Cross Theme At UHS Assembly Stirs Patriotism
Uintah High School students joined in a Red Cross themed assembly led by Merlens Davis on March 21. The program featured performances honoring Florence Nightingale, Clara Barton, and battlefield memories, with pledge allegiance and songs reflecting wartime spirit.
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UHS
Jr. Red Cross
Merlens Davis
Red Cross Assembly
Uintah High School
Frank Walker
Theresa Hadlock
Miss Davis
Assembly
The
Red Cross
Florence Nightengale
Leah Rae Davis
LaRae Collett
Fire at Pope home from defective flue quick actions halt blaze
A neighbor saw smoke and alerted the fire department but a family member quickly controlled the fire before firefighters arrived. No injuries were reported as the inferno was contained to the residence.
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Pope
Local Warden Assists In Southern Utah Deer Count
Local wardens including Jack Boren and Dave Thomas helped with deer counts and beaver trapping in San Juan and Grand counties. Harry Sprouse and Duchesne district wardens aided in Roosevelt after five days away, returning Sunday evening last week.
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Utah
Jack Boren
Dave Thomas
Duchesne
Harry Sprouse
Roosevelt
San Juan
Grand Counties
Veteran Teacher Retires After 33 Years of Service
Jane Lee longtime Ul district teacher retires after 33 years in education. Superintendent Harold Lundell announces retirement citing health and best interests of all concerned. Jane Slater of Ogden will replace her in fifth grade at Central School. Lee plans to move to Salt Lake City to support his children's schooling.
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Jane Lee
Harold M. Lundili
University of Utah
Brigham Young University
Utah State Agricultural College
Ite
Jayden and
Davis
Lyman
Freemont
Wayne Countty
Price
Duche County
Neola
Almaris
Lee
Lundell
Ot Ervite
Jane (Slater
Ogden
USAC
Mr. Lee
Central School
Slater
Salt Lake
Robert
Commercial Hotel Dining Room Is Redecorated
The Commercial hotel’s dining room, one of the city’s oldest, is being extensively remodeled under manager Claire R. Hopkins. The room is redecorated in pale green with new wallpaper paintings, walls, ceilings, and pale green tile. A west entrance service counter will offer walkaway sundaes and malts, using a local mix. Hopkins plans an evening event on April 10.
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Maryn King
Jaynie Siddeway
Mary Alice Calder
Rita Curtis
Gounls McGraw
Dale Fuller
Galf
Price
Max Caldyrell
Laddie Hacking
Belva Vernon
Darius Burke
Ellen Burns
Larry Hodgkinson
Max Caldwell
Merlene Davis
Stephen Powell
UHLS
JoAnn Lee
Wommen
Claire R. Hopkins
Winrvice
Hopkina
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