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Newspaper

Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1937

Page

4

Nation Rises to Cut Traffic Toll With Safer Driving

Nation moves toward safer driving as traffic deaths total about 38,000. Campaigns push for stricter motor vehicle laws, driver licensing, inspections, and enforcement. New York, Kansas City show declines. several states report gains in road safety during January 1937. Public opinion backs stronger rules, education, and police action.

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Sinclair Oil to Open Station Here in May

Sinclair Oil Co plans the first service station in the Utah Basin to be built this May. Mans for the project, including D. Greer and Valentine, visited Vernal to finalize details. The station will be on Math and Second West, finished in white stucco with green trim, with more outlets planned at Jensen, Roosevelt, and Craig. Fight Cancer Week urged public awareness via the Utah Division of the Women’s Field Army.

Sinclair Oil Company Uliah Basin Valentine Sinclair Refining Company D. Greer Heber City Math Second West Wnd Jensen, Roosevelt and Craig Utah Thhe Women's Field Army

Governor Proclaims Fight Cancer Week in March

Governor Henry H Blood designates March 21 to 27 as Fight Cancer Week in the state. A Cink division of the Women’s First Army of the American Society for the Control of Cancer calls for observance to boost public education and reduce cancer mortality, aiming to halve deaths in five years.

Henry H. Blood Cink Women's American Society For the Control of Cancer Women's First Army

Dr O E Patterson Dies Uintah Agency Physician at 55

Dr O E Patterson 55 Uintah Ouray Indian Agency physician stationed at Fort Duchesne died at 1206 p m Friday in a Salt Lake hospital. He had served at Fort Duchesne about two and a half years after transfer from Klamath Ore. A native of the eastern U S he trained in Washington DC. Survived by his widow and three children Virginia Robert and Bryant Patterson. Body shipped to Oregon for interment.

O. F. Patterson Uintah-Ouray Indian Agency Ft. Duchesne Salt Lake Fort Duchesne Klamath Ore United States Washington, D. C Virginia Tobert Bryant Patterson Oregon

Knowlton Appointed Chief Engineer of Utah Road Commission

E. G Knowlton, previously assistant chief engineer of the Utah State Road Commission, was appointed by the commission to fill the vacancy created by the resignation. The move elevates Knowlton to chief engineer, with duties to oversee state road projects and administration.

Knowlton Utah State Road Commission E. G Knowlton Enainter State Road Commission

Engineering shakeup at Lang Company in East Lake City

I G Wright resigns as chief engineer to become manager of the Industrial Equipment System of Lang Company. M C Moffatt becomes assistant engineer in charge of plans and estimates. A Knowlton to continue directing construction. Wright, Brigham City native, Utah University 1915 grad, longtime road commission official and ASCE Utah section past president. Weeks buys Jesse A Maw's former home.

I. G. Wright Wright Lang Company East Lake City M. C. Moffatt Atr. Knowlton Willontinue Brigham City Road Commission Stnte University of Utah Utah American Society of Civil Engineers Western Association of State Highways Knowhton Andras

Vernal Man Named Director of State Wool Marketing Association

Five men were named to serve on the board of directors of the Utah Wool Marketing Association for 1937 at the annual Salt Lake City meeting. New directors include Sylvester Broadbent Salt Lake J Clive Davis Vernal Charles Rela La Sal and Frank Thornley Cedar City and John W Shand Mant. Broadbent is president and Davis vice president, both re elected. The organization nears its tenth anniversary, having helped Utah growers move about 50 600 000 pounds of wool through the years. The USWMA is a leading wool marketing force and part of the National Wool Marketing association.

Utah Wool Marketing Association Salt Lake City Sylvester Broadbent Salt Lake J. Clive Davis Vernal Charles Rela la Sal National Wool Marketing Associathen Frank &. Thornley Cedar City John W. Shand Mant Association Broadbent Davis Wool Marketing Association Utah National Wool Marketing Association Wo MA

Rock asphalt and soil conservation discussed

A condensed report outlines discussions on rock asphalt production and soil conservation strategies. The piece notes cost considerations and potential material impacts, with emphasis on planning and long term maintenance. Continuous debate hints at policy and funding implications for future infrastructure projects.

Vernal Lions Hear on Soil Programs and Clean-Up Plans

At a Vernal Lions Club meeting officials touted federal soil conservation funding flowing into Uintah County, noting 40000 brought in last year. They urged continued soil building crops, landscape meetings with Dr. Arvil Starke, and a community clean-up push. Plan s also include the Vernal camp anniversary on April 4 and Uintah County as a potential feeding and attracting center.

Vernal Keeteh Lions Wintah County Keetch Arvil Starke Lion James Orr Lions Club Lion R. G. Cooper Lion DeVere Carrolls E. E. House Salt Lake City Wash Uintah County

Willow Creek Mancher Injured In Fall At Creek Bank

Warry Themilsen of Willow Creek was brought to Vermal Bune day for surgical attention after a mule rider was thrown over a steep bank. He landed in the creek bed, was knocked unconscious, and needed stitches for a facial wound.

Warry Themilsen Willow Creek Vermal Bune Temilsen

Hospital News Highlights Births and Local Medical Updates

Mr and Mrs Linyd Dee Hate l h announce the arrival of a baby girl on Tuesday. Jenny Metrley of Jensen falls ill after an ice incident and Warren Billings of Watson moves to his home after a knee issue. Orin Hartwell at CCC camp underwent major surgery on March 17. Mrs Paul Lyman welcomed a baby daughter and Billy Siddeway underwent a major operation. Harold Mooke and Mrs John Wardle are mentioned with recent health events. Mr and Mrs Gilbert Smuin announce the birth of a baby boy on March 23.

Linyd Dee Hatelhs Hate Wes Loremerly Ruby Wilkins Travis Moore Shelby Sxain Jenny Metrley Jensen Warren Billings Watson Rov Orin Hartwe CCC Paul Lyman Billy Siddeway Ralph Siddeway Harold Mukee Maeser Amtsa Ie Offinsen John, Wardle Eugenia Brough Miss Brough Aber Hten Randlett Gilbert Smuin

Ballard Ward News Highlights and Social Updates

Glenn and Grant Walauist attended USAC at Logan then spent days with friends. Relief Society held its annual day entertainment despite road conditions with welcoming remarks by Leona Manwaring and musical numbers. Essie Tabria attended the Gleaner Mt Men banquet in Salt Lake City on March 13 with two hundred girls. Several visits and relocations noted including Mrs Josephine Collins visiting Vernal, June Manwaring at the doctors’ offices, and Mrs Lerne Alfred joining her husband in California. Air and Mrs Dave Horrocks plan to move to Salt Lake City. Dell Timothy to rent and move. Elmer Mills visiting Detomasi home. Malis noted as a jeweler.

Glenn Grant Walauist Logan Relief Society Leona Manwaring Sala Sarah Goodrich Jduet Fanny ‘Todd Alice Labham St. Pat Minnie Angus Thoral Larson Millie Cook Essie Tabria LDS Business College Utah Arthur Wiscombe Josephine Collins June Manwaring Warnick and Saunders Lerne Alfred California Joseph Rawlings Salt Lake Dave Horrocks Stes Dell Timothy Elmer Mills Fred Detomasi Mills Nephi Malis

Supreme Court Upholds Vernal Sueep Case

The court documents discuss brand alteration and intent to steal in a Vernal case. It notes the defendant altered sheep earmarks and later claimed the animals, with circumstantial evidence indicating ownership by others.

Vernal Sueep Supreme Court

Home Made Chocolate Ice Cream Recipe Card

After the egg rolling contest there is nothing quite so delightful as a freezer brim full of home made ice cream. Hera 36 tested recipe for matty parties. Plan patty and bake home made ice cream CHOCOLATE ICE CREAM pint cream, pints milk, sugar, eggs, vanilla. Scald milk, heat eggs with sugar, thicken, add melted chocolate, blend, chill, add flavoring and cream and freeze.

Hera Plan Patty Iake Baker's

Interlocking Circumstances Upheld in Trial Ruling

The court upheld the trial ruling on branding and marking offenses, finding an ample interlocking of circumstances that could lead the jury to infer intent to steal. It affirmed district judge Turner on the crime locations, timing, and the range of charges, distinguishing branding from mere marking and rejecting new trial grounds. The handshaking incident with Siddoway was deemed non prejudicial and did not warrant a new trial.

Abel W. Turner Greot Reunien Willava H. Siddoway Jty

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