Lions Charter Sought for Randlett Ouray Group
A reform effort by the Randlett Ouray Lions seeks to establish a local Lions charter to succeed the present club. J.C. Anderson heads a committee tasked with organizing, while traffic concerns and a local rivalry with the Tandlttours ECAP Warola Dutley are noted. Mayor Stringham updates members on Uintah area road projects and hospital plans, urging readiness to raise $100,000 for state aid and county improvements as the Wranglers meet.
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Lions
Randlett Ouray
J.C. Anderson
Lore Club
Stoppeed
Tandlttours
Ecap
Seminary declamation winners named at LDS contest finals
Winners in the Utah LDS seminary declamation contest were announced at the Second Ward chapel last Sunday evening. Miss Martin Curtis spoke on Adherence to LDS Traits and Glen Goodrich on The Power of Example, ahead of about 250 entrants. Finalists included Lin Ashby Lorraine Pope Glen Hatch and Melvin Weeks with judges A. A. Rigby Weston Belnap and Mrs E J Nixon.
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Martin Curtis
Glen Goodrich
Byron Goodrich
Annus Ulitah Lds Seminary
Second Ward Chapel
Misa Curtis
Goordrich
Exeample
Rites
Audent
Glen la & Jenior
Lin Ashby
Rulon Ashby
Lorraine Pope
Wendell Pope
Glen Hatch
Charles Hatch
Melvin Weeks
Alvin Weeks
A. A. Rigby
Vernal
Weston Belbap
E. J. Nixon
Roosevelt
Typhoid Shots Scheduled at County Schools
Typhoid inoculations funded by the Uintah School District and health committee begin March 31 in schoolhouses across communities. Public and student access with 50 cent total per person for doses. schedule lists United High School, Alterra Med School, Avalon, Ballard, Ft. Duchesne, Fopoint, Triitel, Central actions, Mberser, Naples, Jensen, and more with times in April. Local nurses Nettle Remington and Helen Taylor assist. travel and social notes follow.
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Uinta
Nettle
Remington Wd
Helen
Tayor
United High School
Alterra
Avalon
Ballard
Ft. Duchesne
I Fopoint
Triitel
Pam Central
Construction to Begin on $4,000,000 Cas inghead Plant at Rangely Field
Rangely field will see groundbreaking within ten days for a four million dollar casinghead gasoline plant. The California Company and Standard Oil of Indiana will own and operate it, with 150 workers during construction and 40 during initial operations. The plant aims to process natural gas into gasoline, with an expected daily yield of 10 to 20 thousand gallons and completion within a year.
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Rangely Field
Hudson Agineering
California Company
Standard Oil of
Indiana
Goller
Oye Rangery Field
Ing Company
Royston
Texs
Califormia Company
Standard Oil-affedtiona
California
Standard
Teringiem
Denver
Statewide Centennial Events March 30 to April 3
A rundown of statewide centennial events from March 30 to April 3 including an Utah Art Exhibit in Weber County, a Salt Lake City conference, a Maven 20 L.D.5 and Tabernacle Choir radio concert, Blossom Time appearances in Richfield Kanab and St George, springville and Moraine exhibits, children’s concert with Werner Janssen, Mimi Benzell and Sperm Star, a Grand Concert by the Southern California Youth Symphony Allstate Choir and Metropolitan Opera Star appearances, and other related performances across multiple cities, with several dates in April.
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Utah
Weber County
C. W. ME
Salt Lake City
Maven
L.D
Tabernacle Choir
Richfield
Kanab
Springville
St. George
Jah Symphony
Werner Janssen
Mimi Benzell
Schoal
Southern California Youth Symphony
Allstate Choir
Mini Menzel
Metropolitan
Opera Star
Funeral held for Don C Hall at Maeser Chapel
Funeral services for 27 year old Don Curtis Hall were held Monday in the Maeser ward chapel Salt Lake City under the ward bishopric. pallbearers included six cousins and relatives from Salt Lake City Provo and surrounding areas with a male choir from Tridel ward performing. Burial followed at Fairview Cemetery. Family survivors include Elizabeth Hall wife and child Jean along with parents and numerous brothers and sisters.
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Don Curtis
Bardne
Thomas E. Hi
Elizabeth Ubbett
Maeser Ward
Philip
Lynn
David
Avel Miall
Glen
Gordon Ashby
Salt Lake City
Tridel Ward
Margaret Caldwell
Leo Taeieing
Aker
Johnean
Per Adam
Lora
Paul Dehlin
Itley Parle
Don
Elizabeth
Harvey McKee
Made
Tridelware
Bingham
Brea
Fairview Elery
Wall
Elizabeth Bartlett
Jean
Lela Carlos
Provo
Freda Lessee
M. Halvotson
Tubesgar
Salt Lake Ie
McBride
Hyrum
Bi Whe
Vancouver
Washia
Glade
Edwin Hall
Verna Visivora
Byronberg
Anna Lyman
Pri] Dehiin
Don Ashby
Uintah High Students to Compete in Price Events
About 26 students from Uintah High will travel to Price to join a program featuring public cooking, debate, extemporaneous speaking, oration, typing, shorthand, and related tasks showcasing student work and skills.
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Prinay
Uintah High Force
Price Pri
Snowal Somal
Work Starts During Week On Three City Projects
City crews begin sewer work on Bout and Third West streets, extending westward then north and west to reach Firth West and 250 Nartis. A traffic signal project at Verna Avenue and Bein is under way, with expected installation by Saturday. City engineer P Christensen notes ongoing improvements and readiness for new guttering and pressure features.
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Beemer
Firth West
P. Christensen
Verna Avenue
Rend Gala Trial and Divorce in Court Session
Judge Joseph B. Nelson presided at Friday's session. Benjamin Sanpace was found guilty on a faculty charge and sentence continued. Sydney S. Morrison of Verjoel was convicted of fraudulently checking and placed on one year probation with ordered deposits. Engel John Chipian, born from Evangeles John Chipienilla, became a naturalized citizen. The court granted Rosalie DeJournette divorce from Thomas F. DeJournette and awarded custody of the minor child.
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Joseph B. Nelson
Fourth District Court
Benjamin Sanpace
Sydney S. Morrison
Verjoel
Evangeles John Chipienilla
Nelson
Mike Kastrinakis
N. J. Meagher
Wes
Engel John Chipian
Rosalie DeJournette
Thomas F. DeJournette
Jebild
Flying Farmers Postpone Trip To Uintah Basin
The Flying Farmers program postpones their Utah visit to Vernal and nearby areas for two weeks. The group, numbering around 100 members with 60 aircraft, plans a Centennial air tour visiting 25 Utah cities over the weekend.
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Uintah Basin
Word
Thursah Group
Utah
Birth announcements from multiple families and travels noted
The clipping lists several newborns with dates in March, naming families such as Preece, Mize, Jones, Lee, Brady, Wallace, Christen sen, Postma, Smyth and Ackhurst. It also mentions the Smiths hosting relatives, a move from Steamboat Springs to Turfork, and a weather note about two feet of new snow in Routt County meadows.
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Erland Preece
Tee Preece
Ley
Clark Jones
Gtri
Homer Mize
Arteta and
Hin
George Lee
Brady
Mes
Wallace John- Jae
Cloyd Christensen
Marc Me
Lee Postma
Bonanza
March
Claude Smyth
Steamboat Springs
Asinettie Ackhurst
Carter Well at Hs Seeks Mesa Verde
A damaged OCR record notes Carter Well at HS seeks Mesa Verde as a period reference. The fragment mentions drilling at a site with mentions of Feder deeper and angyly ti. The legible bits point to a proposed well near a basin or plateau with planned production and future action in the era.
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Carter
Mesa, Verde
Loriart
Angyly
Pont Wee Productions
Periodio
Merkley Funeral Held Wednesday At Macset Chapel
A funeral service for Mrs. Merkley was held Wednesday at Macset Chapel with invocation and remarks by Bishop Harvey McKee. Mra Merkley of Vernal, a Utah native, died aged 31 after living most of her life in Vernal and Salt Lake. She is survived by four daughters, five sons, and numerous siblings. burial followed at Vernal Memorial Park.
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Merkley
Macset
Albert Smith
Mra! Co
E. Merktey
Tridell
Richens
Harvey McKee
Leo Hacking
Joseph Bad
Sok Fe Rly
Penish Fork
Jeremiah
Mary Jay
Vernal
Charles A. Merkley
Karl
Salt Lake
Examplina Varley
Clara Nelson
Ae Britt
Tacoma
Wash
Sarah Engberson
Oakland
Calif
Murrey
Rites Held Tuesday for Charles P. Fox FuneraI
Charles P. Fox late resident of Vernal and former Vernal Furniture employee, remembered by family Esther and Ernest Caldwell and George Davis among mourners. Clergy Wallace Calder presided. songs included I Know that My Redeemer Lives and Oh My Father. Burial at Vernal Memories Penh Willa Cabin grave with Wm B Walls in charge of service.
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Au Tee Senie Ward
Charles Patton
Archie Jo
Jotaaon
Fox
Clay County
Orne
Bagge
Cosine Tor
Caine
Soval Gma Anders
Vernal Furniture ii Fottons
Hest i Fox
Missigriary
Chetua Ravin
Lina Jorgenson
Ase Hs AL
Parent
Risa” Wallace
Galdera Ernest
Caldwell
Mil George Davis
Miz
Roosevelt Youth Killed in Hunting Accident
Carl Powell aged 16 from Cedarview was killed instantly Sunday when the rifle of a companion accidentally discharged while hunting rabbits about eight miles north and west of Roosevelt. Ted Nelson and Delaine Perry of Cedarview were with him. A coroner’s jury ruled the death accidental. Powell was the son of Mr and Mrs James Powell of Cedarview.
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Carl Powell
Roosevelt Hachwol
Powell
Ted Nelson
Delaine Perry
Cedarview
James Powell
Cedarvlew
Better Uintah Beef Feeders Elect Officers
Four H club beef feeders in Vernal gathered March 21 at the county courthouse to elect officers for the Better Uintah Beef 4H Club. Sieda Jenkins named president, Dean Freestone secretary treasurer, Jean McConkie reporter, Mertel Murray recreation leader. Other members present included Robert Murray, Dale Galley, Karl Dee Jenkins, Glenn McConkle, Edward Merkley, Leland McNeil and Rita McConkle. Lorin Hucking Senator leader and Wirtts McConkle senior leader. County agent William C. Whitaker spoke. heat meeting set for April 19 at 9 am at the courthouse. Charles T. Pape county clerk is back in his office after a short absence. Mr and Mrs R B Henderson of Salt Lake City visited Bir Henderson’s parents.
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Vernal
Sieda Jenkins
Dean Freestone
Jean McConkie
Mertel Murray
Robert Murray
Dale Galley
Karl Dee Jenkins
Glenn McConkle
Edward Merkley
Leland McNeil
Rita McConkle
Lorin Huck
Ing
Wirtts McConkle
William C. Whitaker
Untitled quotation from fragmented local meeting notes
Fragmentary OCR text from a local political or board meeting notes. Names and places are partially legible, with references to votes, property, and levy discussions. It mentions Ulai tah county board members and a local figure, plus several unclear person names and positions.
Third Ward Dinner Saturday at Central School
The Third Ward will serve a de jure turkey dinner Saturday March 20 at Central School to raise funds for building a new ward chapel. The bishopric is in general charge with Bellet Society members overseeing cooking and serving.
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Ward
Central School
Hinds
Fe New Ward
Bellet Society
Car Safety Stickers Needed By May 1
Lt Simmy Hated of the Utah Highway Patrol warns motorists to display safety inspection stickers. Inspections are carried out by authorized garages in Vernal and test critical points like lights, brakes, vision, steering, and tire condition as part of the 1947 accident prevention program.
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Simmy Hated
Utah Highway Patrol
Vernal
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