Ashley Creek Jensen Project bid set for April
Mrs Cora Wardle Stone widow of W H Stone of Yoka died after a ten week illness from heart trouble at her daughter’s home in Vernal She was born October 10 in Midway Utah and was among Utah pioneers moving to Ashley Valley at age eight She married in December 1882 and had ten children all predeceased except four living in Vernal Roosevelt and Toka plus three sisters and two half brothers Funeral is Saturday at 11 in Vernal Second Ward chapel with interment at Maeser cemetery. Contract for remaining link U 840 between Vernal and Jensen projects awarded April 4 to cost 50 000 and employ about 50 men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Wardle Stone
W H. Stone
Yoka
Mentzer Calder
Mrs Stone
W.H Stone
M Calder
Vernal
Neida Nichols Roosevelt
Averil
Garrett Btone
Toka
Slaters
Etta Hof Ioka
Reid Vernal
Hits Hattie Shelton
Standarvile al Wardle
J Roosevelt
Jed Wardle
Leota
Second Ward
Glines
Maeser Cemetery
Tempa
Isaac M. Kelb
Utah
Mra
Mr Kalb
Mrs Kalb
Mr Johnson
Funeral Services for Nim Sweatfield Held Friday
Funeral services for Nim Sweatfield were conducted Friday at 11 in the First Ward Chapel with Bishop Haller Witcheck presiding. The service featured a mixed quartet, tributes to the deceased’s honesty and optimism, and interment at Vernal Cemetery with grave dedication by Joseph Horrocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nim Sweatfield
First Ward
Verral
Chanel
Haller Witcheck
Mra May Jorgensen
Mar Calder
Fred Stone
Joseph Horrocks
Jim Workman
Secom
Warren Richardson
Ife
Thaenartet
Puller Remington
Seventfeld
Park City
God
van Massey
Terrill Atwood
Horace Caldwell
Wm Mott
Wendell Atwood
Leland Sewards
Des Nelson
Vernal to Salt Lake City Telephone Line Begins Work
Crews arrive to start a 200000 telephone line from Vernal toward Salt Lake City and eight miles south of Vernal. Engineers plan to rush completion before next fall with about 160 miles total length, much of it in the Uintah Basin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal
Salt Lake City
The
State Road Commission
Jensen
Ashley Creek
M &T & T Company
Roosevelt
Telephone Company
Uintah Basin
Mrs Zing M Searle Dies At Home In Salt Lake City
Mrs Zing M Searle 67 died Tuesday at her Salt Lake City home from cirrhosis of the liver She was born December 25 1864 in Washington County and lived in Vernal for many years before moving to Salt Lake City Survived by husband George Searle a daughter Mrs Crieht two sons Charge Searle Jr and Myrtle Searle ten grandchildren two sisters Mrs Belle Lochey and Mary Searle The body was brought to Vernal today and funeral services will be held at 11 o clock at Maeser chapel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zing MW Searle
Salt Lake City
Hington County
Vernal
Searle
George Searle
W.crieht
Charge Searle Jr
Los Angeles
Myrtle Searle
Salt Lake
Belle Lochey
Gatt Lake
Mary Searle
Omnia
Oakland
Calif
Maeserhape
Pioneer Family Chronicles Through Drought and Loss
Mrs Kolb Johnson and her blended brood endured frontier life from Arizona errands to Utah valleys. After multiple moves and the deaths of two husbands, she raised ten children and numerous grandchildren, battling scarcity and harsh winters while managing a large household.
State Extension Workers to Visit Uintah Basin in April
State Extension Workers plan visits to Uintah Basin on April 18 and 19 with Mrs Emme Barrows home management specialist in Uintah County. Meetings target workers from every community and include one day of home calls by Mrs Barrows and Alice Pedersen. They offer help on house plans remodeling and interior decoration and invite contact with Extension agents for assistance. May 3 and 4 Miss Myrtle Davidson and Miss Miller will lead 4-H club leader classes in Uintah County and Duchesne County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emme Barrows
Uintah County
Mra Barrows
Alice Pedersen
Myrtle Davidson
Miller
Duchesne County
Public Relations Dinner of B P W at Uintah High School
The Business and Professional Women club held its annual Public Relations Dinner at Uintah High School with Miss Iras White as toastmaster. Pine themed Washington Bicentennial decor and table centerpieces featured red white and blue. Local clubs contributed to a Library project fund now on a savings account after raising 390 dollars last year. Special guest Miss Lethe Coleman spoke on international affairs and American opportunities. About fifty people attended, with committee chair Miss Alice Pedersen and assistants guiding the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah High School
Business and Professional Womens Club
Iras White
Washington
Weldon Bastian
Byron
Collett Glen Guyman
Alice Pedersen
Lethe Coleman
HI T Coleman
Midway
Utah
Coeman
America
Colenisn
Coleman
Wyoming
Pearl Shaf
Hemstreet Tenry Schaefermeyer and G wards travel visit
Miss Helen Hemstreet Tenry Schaefermeyer and Bill H. G wards left Tuesday for Salt Lake City. Mrs. Sowarda will go to Legion to visit daughter Hazel at U C A C. Hemstreet went to be with her brother Glen who was operated on Wednesday at Gault Lake City. Scheefermeyer and Hemstreet return to Vernal today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hemstreet
Tenry Schaefermeyer
Bill H. G
Salt Lake City
Sowarda
Legion
Hazel
Miss Hemstreet
Glen
Gault Lake City
Scheefermeyer
Brand children active Relief Society officer aged 76
Mrs Kolb, a long time Relief Society officer and teacher, is seventy six, in good health, does her own house work, attends many meetings, stays optimistic, and never complains about hard times.
Uintah High School Opera The Count and the Coed
After four weeks of rehearsal Uintah High School presents The Count and the Coed in the auditorium Friday and Saturday. The production features a large cast from over 600 students with 85 in the chorus and a 30 piece orchestra under Lloyd Winn. A campus May Day festival includes special dancing numbers and a plot with Snoose Postma disguises and an endowment twist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. Mf
Uintah High School
Lloyd Winn
Marden College
Middle West
Snoose
Frank Postma
Trate
Rex Harvey
Rhae Thomas
Uintah High School Team Honored at Vernal Lions Luncheon
The Uintah High School basketball squad and Coach Davis were guests at the Vernal Lions Club luncheon. Lions discussed an Easter Egg Hunt, road route changes for mail service, and potential federal aid for road improvements. A Roosevelt meeting was scheduled to consider route changes to East Lake City via Strawberry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah High School
Davis
Vernal Lions Club
Ijonas Club
Lion J. Douglas
Court House Grounds
Lion Douglas
Henderson
W. B Wallis
Lion Henderson Trade & Report
Lion
R C Cooper
Paul L Cowan
Roosevelt
Vernal
East Lake City
Strawberry
Price
Carter
Indian Canyon
Lion H B Calder
Salt Lake City
Victory Highway Board Endorses Washington Memorial Effort
The Victory HighwayAssociation board endorses the George Washington Memorial plan as pushed by the Jensen Utah Bicentennial committee. The lands committee approved eight western land offices to be created or realigned across several states, with offices in Helens Miles City Lewistown Glasgow Rapid City Glenwood Springs Vernal and others planned to support the memorial project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Lands Committee
Walsh
Montana
Helens
Miles City
Lewistown
Glasgow
Mont
Oregon
Union
Baker
Grant
Morrow
Umatilla Moetheur
Harevey
Wallowa
Secretary of the Interior
Rapid City & D
Glenwood Springs
Colorado
Ander, Wyo
Vernal
Utah
Victory Highway Association
Washington Memorial
Victory Highway
Pack
American Tree Association
Memorial Boulevard
Topeka
Kansas
Jensen
George Washington
Easter Egg Hunt for Kiddies by Lions
All children under twelve are invited to a Lions Easter egg hunt Saturday at 2 PM on the courthouse lawn. Several hundred dyed eggs will be hidden. Boy Scouts from Vernal wards will supervise. Prizes await the child finding the most eggs. observers may watch. Committee chair J R Dotglass and assistants organize. Scouts supervised by J M Lundell and Phil Watkins. Domestic science department colors eggs with Miss Vera Calder assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House Lawn
Lions Club
J R. Dot Glass
W 5S Tenderson
W LB
J M Lundell
Phil Watkins
U 338 Domestic Science Department
Vera Calder
Rangely Deep Test Well Advances to New Depths
Rangely field progress reports indicate the California Company, a Standard Oil of California subsidiary, resumed drilling a twelve inch hole after cementing 3578 feet of casing. Weather improved, drilling reached over 3800 feet with 448 feet of 25 inch casing previously set. The firm aims to reach deeper formations, competing with Associated Oil’s claimed 4700 feet in the same field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Company
H F. Davies
Standard Oil of California
Rengely
Associated Oil Company
Ita
Blanco County
Utah
Page Flve
Isabell Dillman Wins Eastern Division Oratorical Contest
Miss Isabell Dillman of UH 3 won a place in the state finals of the Tribune oratorical contest on the constitution by defeating two entrants in the eastern Utah regional elimination at Price. Her subject was On Highest Law the Constitution. This year is the first in five years that a non Carbon High entrant won first place in the divisional finals. Dillman’s coach is Mead Morrill of the focal high school, who accompanied her to Price. Dillman will go to Salt Lake to compete in the finals in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabell Dillman
UH 3
Tribune
Utah
Price
Miss Dillman
Balt Lake
Survey of Unusual Sheep Losses By State and Federal Experts
Dr L E Swanson and Dr W H Hendricks from Utah and national agricultural offices visited Uintah Basin flocks in cold winter conditions. They reported poverty and dry seasons as root causes, with some flocks losing 69 to 75 percent and a case where 1480 sheep dropped to 400 due to grub in the head parasites. Remedies include pine tar applications and careful livestock management. additional meetings are planned to combat internal and external parasites affecting the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E Swanson
J. &. Department of Agriculture
W. H. Hendricks
Atate
Balt Lake City
Europe
Uintah
Syvanson
Winetah
Anc Garrange
Charles M Steele Returns to Rargely After Vernal Visit
Charles M Steele returned to Rargely Colorado after a brief visit with his wife and family near Vernal. He has two daughters at Uintah Bush School and plans to move to their summer home after school ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Steele
Rargely
Colorado
Mr. Steele
Provo Couple Guests of Vernal Residents
Mr and Mrs H J Corelasen from Provo visited Vernal this week as business visitors. Mr Carletssen Le a representative of a Texas company accompanied them. They are guests of Mr and Mrs A V Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Corelasen
Provo
Vernal
Carletssen le
Texas Company
A V. Lewis
Marriage Licenses Issued and Local Notes
Marriage licenses issued to Jasper Rt J Biatch and Dora Fr G Savin of Randlett and to Alonzo Caldwell and Aliss Elizabeth M Miller of Alexander on March 20. Work on the county dam will begin soon. Frank F Smith of Maeser has the bid. Wiley Collett of Maeser leaves March 23 for a mission. Five feet of snow is reported at the Mosley mill. It is hoped there will be water this coming year. Mrs Lena Catlin will be in Vernal in April. she lives in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper Rt
J. Biatch
Dora
G Savin
Randlett
Alonzo Caldwell
Aliss Elizabeth M Miller
Alexander
Frank F. Smith
Maeser
Wiley Collett
Mosley Mill
Lena Catlin
Catlina
California
Cedar City Efforts Rise to Reopen Bank of Southern Utah
Community leaders in Cedar City push to revive operations at the Bank of Southern Utah as discussions with regulators and local investors gather pace. Officials cite renewed demand for regional financial services and support for small businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar City
Nue
Bank of Southern Uta
Weber County Commission Funds Road Construction Project
The Weber County Commission approved a $10,000 appropriation for road construction work. The action sets financing for pavement improvements and related infrastructure efforts in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogdin
Weber County Commission
Thirty Years Ago Notices of Local People and Moves
Mr and Mrs Oliver Haws welcome a baby girl born March 15. Orson Hall and family move to Canada seeking permanent residence. Charles Bearley and Jeff Trall also voyage with no fixed plans. Alice Line sells leather and nickle plated dog collars at Evans Chartes Cilines. Cilines and family plan Canada relocation. Riley Green’s home quarantined for smallpox a light form. Sheriff Preece reports a point outside for an inmate to reform school and another to the asylum. Charles B H Bertett called for a mission to New Zealand. he has been on the island four years, returning in 1894.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orson Hall
Canada
Charles Bearley
Jeff Trall
Alice
Evans Chartes Cilines
Riley Green
Gheriff Preece
Ponts
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ashley Creek- Jensen
Daughters
Zing M Searle
OUR Pioneers
Mary EF Williams
Zioa
Mr Williams
Galt Lake City
Breena
Kolb
Benjamin F Johnson
Springlake Villa
Arizona
Mr Johnson Jr
Holb
B.P.W
U.H.S. Opera
Victory Highway Board
Congress
Board of Directors
West
Coed
Oliver Haws
Gladden
U. BH
Vernal Drug Company
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