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Newspaper

Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1933

Page

1

Pioneer Workman Dies Suddenly in Ashley Valley Farming

Albert Workman a veteran livestock entrepreneur and early Ashley Valley settler died suddenly Friday while raking a lawn at Mrs Nettie Richens home. He was born June 1 1871 in Snyderville Utah and married Libbien Cook in 1899. Survived by his wife mother four brothers and two sisters and two children Vada and Sherman of Vernal. Funeral services were held at the Vernal Second Ward chapel with comments honoring his role in early pioneers and the Workman hall. Interment followed in Vernal cemetery.

Dee Albert Workman Astley Valley Nettie Richens Dick Carson Mr Workman Carson Richens Frehens Snyderville Utah Salt Lake City Jacob Reader Workman Matia Johnson Workman Ashley Valley Libbien Cook Vernal Vada Sherman Weman Willam Don Milford Gilbert Nevada Joe Calfornia Lois Trimm San Diego Calif Rose Griffin Roosevelt Workman Vernal Second Ward John Hair Jr Wiliam HW Siddowly Ernest Eaton Workman Hall Vern William Henry Orishel Leland Sherman Workman Alfred Alice Caldwell George F Walker Frank Walker Alay Geo Bartlett Phillip Watkins Vernal Cemetery John Hair, Jr

Preview of Uintah District Court of Honor Sunday

A large Uintah District Court of Honor preview Sunday drew many Boy Scouts. Chairman L G Nobile presided with Richard Jensen and Wallace Calder assisting. Several Naples troop boys appeared awaiting advancement as merit scouts in upcoming honors sessions.

Boy Scouts Uintah District Court of Honor L G Nobile Richard Jensen Wallace Calder Naples Court of Honor Wilds

Twenty Years Ago and a Hospital Plan

The Virtar Academy building 1 is to be converted into a hospital to be used for at least five years with no rent and taxes paid by the church. James Hanson sold twenty acres to Joona P Hecking for about 18 dollars per acre. Roosevelt reband open isdeos mid April. Parents of a baby born March 24 are Louise Jorgensen. Louise completed an embroider and drawn work now on display at the Marpers Bazaar in New York, prize range $10 to $350.

Eli Virtar Academy Uintih Etake James Hanson Jowpa P Roosevelt Isdeos Wiboun Tfiss Louise Jorgensen Marpers Bazaar New York

Garden Vegetables and Hardy Annuals for Uintah Basin

A 1932 report from the Uintah Basin Alfalfa Seed Experimental Farm tests veg and hardy annual flowering plants for Utah Basin conditions. Recommended farming methods include long rows, manure soil, preplant irrigation, April sowing for most, May for some crops, careful irrigation, weeding and thinning, with frequent cultivation. Varieties tested include beets, beans, carrots, corn, cucumbers, squash, radish, turnips, onions, peas, squash, and many flowering plants. results show successful yields with standard farm practices.

Uintah Basin Utah Basin Utah Agricinal Extension Service Chantenay Howling Mob Stovells Weathersfield Boston Davis Hubbard Bannana Little Marvel Campion of England Laxtons Progress Atterman Royal Asters Queen of the Market Asters Petunias Four O Cloeck

Five Telephone Crews Build Line Between Jensen and Fruitland

Mountain States Telephone reports five crews at work on the Salt Lake City to Denver interline between Jensen and Fruitland. Four eight man crews operate Roosevelt to Fruitland with one crew Jensen to the Colorado line. The Uintah Basin line cost about $200000 and work aims for early summer completion.

Paul L Cowan Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Company Fruitland Jensen Salt Lake City Denver Uintah Base Roosevelt Colorado Line Vernal Roccevelt Colorado-Uteah

Funeral Services for William Timothy in Maeser Chapel

William Timothy 52 of Salt Lake City died in a hospital Monday from heart trouble after a stroke. Born in Washington December 10 18 he moved to Vernal at age 8 and went to Salt Lake about a year ago. Survived by his father Hurlinyng of Vernal widow Josephine Lord Timothy of Salt Lake City three daughters Mrs Afton Velle of Vernal Amity and Katherine Timothy of Salt Lake and two sons Howard of Vernal and Wiford of Salt Lake City. The body will be brought to Vernal for funeral services and burial in the Maeser ward chapel Friday.

Willam Timothy Salt Lake City Waullsburg Mir John Timothy Vernal Salt Lake Pas Josephine Lord Timothy Virs Afton Velle Veril Wiford Mat Lake Varnal Maeser Ward Witbeck Iheno

Scout Camp Set at Moon Lake in Uintah District

Ray Duke chairs Uintah district Boy Scouts plan a four day summer camp near Moon Lake July 17 to 20 with Jamboree led by Scout Executive A A Anderson. New ward interest includes Jensen forming a troop and Tridell Lapoint planning summer activities as Duke urges greater involvement from ward authorities and parents to develop leadership, citizenship and vocational training for youth.

Ray Duke Uintah Timpanogos Council Boy Scouts of America Duke Jensen Ashley Ward Tridell Lapoint Davis Ward Uintah Basin Moon Lake Koon Lake John A Anderson Timparegos Council Agun UBIC Varius Ward America Boy Scouts Tomorow Timpanogos Jesse A Tiwss N J Meagher C S Carter Richard Anima Wundell Thorne Stewart Goodrich Peterson Davis Poultis Lundell Wilson Murray J O Stewart M Goodrich Charles Y P Lewis E J Young Jr Lilosd Winn G Davis Bea Hampton LaVell Manwaring Cimplig Emery Johnson Hugh W Colton Ralph Suddoway Wsills Cychne Archile Johnson Pontha Calder David Calder Theodore Johnson Electricio J G Andersen Set Perry R C Cooper FY G Tcskelson van Massey Irvin Lator Ernest Eaton Catte D. Smith Richard Jensen Des Noelser Vern Olson Ufe Ferron Hacking Leon

Graduation Class of Uintah High Holds 60 Seniors

A list of sixty seniors who completed all graduation requirements is announced by Uintah High School principal L G Wwoble. Commencement is set for May 1 at the high school with students including Clyde Anderson Loal Anderson Elva Angus Dean Bascom Paul Batty Winona Beck Irene Behrmai Ethel Bowden Bernice Colton Clara Colton Elmo Colton JaBerle Cook Mary Duke Helen Elvans Gladys Yoster Alta Fox George Galtloyay Frank Guard finer ODonnell Goodrich and many others.

Uintah High School L G Clyde Anderson Loal Anderson Elva Angus Dean Bascom Paul Batty Winona Beck Irene Behrmai Ethel Bowden Bernice Colton Clara Colton Elmo Colton JaBerle Cook Mary Duke Helen Elvans Gladys Yoster Alta Fox George Galtloyay Frank Guard Finer Odonnell Goodrich George Hacking Leo Hacking Mary Helen Hacking Reva Hartle Ernest Henderson Margie Hislop Roland Hutlinger Vel Hunny Genevieve Jacksor Marvin Jacke For Wendel Johnson Tenny Johnston Levi Kitchen Kenneth Angston Idemna Larsen Loren Luster Arthur Menill Helen Murray Ray Nash Roy Nash Kenneth Dirks Linn Oaks Tride Overhansly Clinton Fickterson Clair Pickup Enid Reid Carl Richardton Lila Fehens Laurence Schmid Detere Smper Mark Stringham Genevieve Swain Dore Js Taylor Rhee Thomas Norma White Howard Willams Milton Wison Alexander Woolley Cloyd Wool Kaima Young

Purple Towers at Uintah High Draws Large Crowds

Purple Towers the two act musical comedy directed by Professor Lloyd Wirt of the US music department at the auditorium on Friday and Saturday nights drew large enthusiastic crowds. The cast included Climp Colton Lorin Luster John Walker Clair Fletcher Norma White Fern Claugh Rhee Thomas Alta Far Hollis Freestone and Marvin Jackson with 89 chorus and a 20 piece orchestra.

Lloyd Wirt U .S Mr Winn Margaret Oaks Gwen Roberts Ay Panis Mrr Winns Monta Wentz Coy Fife Vera Calder Muriel Wallis Ruth Hart Albert McGoodrich Marion Gillett Merle Campbell Tenney Johnson Bob Johnson Nick Ekaloris Climp Colton Lorin Luster John Walker Clair Fletcher Norma White Fern Claugh Rhee Thomas Alta Far Hollis Freestone Marvin Jackson Dantes Fiss Wentz

Variety Night to Be Held At Uintah High School

Uintah High School dramatic art department presents four one act plays titled Variety Night next Friday and Saturday under Miss Monte Wentz directing. Cast includes Stan King Dale Jensen Jowell Anderson Roy KochNardiq Alexander Kenneth Ay cock Vaughn Edwards in Think It Over. Teddy Steps Out features Don Carter Manwaring Guen Roberts John Welker. The Snake Charm stars James Dudley Mildred King Glen Farris Merle Aller Orval Hullinger Martford Woodruff. The Prairie Doll features Theda Show Vernon Caldwell and Ernest Henderson.

Dramatic Art Department Uintah High Schol Monte Wentz Genevieve Swain Andy Milleceam Teddy Edna Collett Stan King Dale Jelsen Jowell Anderson Roy Koch Nardiq Alexander Kenneth Aycock Vaughn Eouards

Court Session Rescheduled to April 13 by Judge Turner

The district court date shifted from April 14 to April 13 due to Arbor Day and a legal holiday. County Clerk L William Carlstrom reports Judge Abel Turner intends holding a court session on the new date.

Arbor

Lions Leader Offers Help After Vernal Fire Destroys Ward

District Governor Chas V Sandles of Utah and Idaho Lions writes to Vernal Lions Club chief R Douglas Bouglas expressing sorrow over the First Ward L A and re noting a desire to assist. He offers cooperation to raise funds and urges rapid reconstruction for the church home.

P.caldent R. Bouglas Vernal Lions Club Chas. $V. Sandles Utah Idaho Vernal Vermal

Fire destroys First Ward chapel. rebuilding planned in Vernal

Fire devastates the First Ward chapel in Vernal with only the blackened brick left standing. Fire Chief Millecam and the Vernal volunteer department battled the blaze as crowding autos and a hose rupture delayed water. Restoration plans begin with a finance committee, air the bishopric and local organizations pledging support and meetings scheduled at the Stake Tabernacle.

Walia First Ward First Watch Vernal Fire Department Henry B Willecam Leon P Christensen Christensen Millecam Milecam Relief Society Aeel York John Milburn Milburn Hyrum B Calder Carnival County Fair Relief Society Avtaar Amusements James H Wallis Isemarks H W Wederston Pontha Calder Ray Duke E & Cher Fiicharg@ Jensen Wallace Calder Wilson Murray Vernal City Fire Department George E Guild Congregational Church Stake Tabernacle Ward Relief Society

Fatal Shooting Ends Family Dispute at Mantle Ranch

Wellen Mantle 38 is fatally shot allegedly by his brother Bryan after a supper table quarrel at Mantle ranch north of Uintah. Bryan surrendered to U S commissioner J T Young as an inquest was called and pending. Family says Bryan acted in self defense as Wellen allegedly threatened to kill him. Wellen, World War veteran and early Uintah county tuberculosis survivor, is mourned by relatives. Details remain sparse.

Coba N M Wellen Mantle Bryan Mantle Ranch J T Young United States Mantles Piryan

Crew of 100 Men Digging Trenches For Water Mains

Water superintendent Franck Hatch leads a hundred men digging trenches from the Wilson Murray place to the setting tank for the Vernal City water system. The crew is laying a 12 inch cast iron pipe and is expected to finish this section this week with the entire project wrapped in about two weeks.

Franck Hatch Wilson Murray Place Vernal City

Desert Mirage Sparks Heated Valley Debate

A tourist and a desert rat quarrel over which location is the hottest in Death Valley. The tourist insists Inclusive 30 64 lies there, while the prospector retorts the area beyond Hell is the real scorcher. The exchange captures local legend and bravado in desert lore.

Death Valley Hell

Charles P Fox Injured In Vernon-La Porte Road Accident

Charles P Fox sustained a broken leg when a vehicle he was driving slid off the Vernon La Porte road in October. He was taken to Salt Lake City by his son Lawrence. An X-ray showed misalignment. Fox underwent leg reset at LD hospital and remained cheerful during the ordeal.

Charles P Fox Vernai-Lapoirt Salt Lake City Lawrence Fox

Two Day Session to Clear the Court Calendar

A two day session was scheduled to clear the court calendar. This plan aims to reduce backlogs by expediting hearings and dispositions, with judges coordinating docket management and administrative staff preparing cases for swift resolution.

Uintah High School Home Economics Dept Ranks Sixth

Uintah high school home economics department earned sixth place in the state in a statewide evaluation by the state superintendent. The school scored 126, behind Uintah and 48 other high schools examined, with a state median of 98.7. Credit goes to department heads Miss Vera Calder and Miss Coy Fife and to Principal L G W Noble for the strong showing. Uintah also ranks among the seven highest accredited schools in the state per the Northwest Association of Secondary and High Schools.

Ulotalz High Home Economics Uintah Joan Cox Hhe L G W Noble Charles IL Skidmore Public Instructioon Utah

Blaine County Votes to Retain Deputy Agent for Year

Blaine County Idaho voters approve a 1956 appropriation of 1956 dollars to keep Deputy Agent I J Klinger for the coming year. A promise of 1200 dollars from the University Extension Service supported the budget after Warren Barber district extension leader assured funding.

Hailey Idaho Blaine County Commission I J Klinger Tis Warren Barber University Extension Service

Twin girls born to County Surveyor and Mrs Christensen

County Surveyor and Mrs Leon P Christensen celebrate the birth of twin girls Sunday morning. One daughter weighs 6 pounds 3.4 ounces and the other 7 pounds. Mother and babies are reported to be doing well. Mrs Christensen formerly Miss Mazie Smith.

County Surveyue Leon P Christensen Christensn Mazie Smith

Vernal Utah Market and Local Notices From 1903

A garbled 1903 Vernal page notes Beers Store bargains with calico yard goods and cheap shoes, a death in the Johnson family from scarlet fever, Dr Buchtel’s scenery ride, Bullock’s store paint, and a widow recruitment ad. Also mentions Joe Neilsen blacksmith, a rental, and a letter offer from WN Renfro seeking addresses for payment.

Baigiins Calica Daitk Ught Curtis Sidlock Joe Neilsen Blackam Chris Johnson Neighbo Dr Buchtel Altamont Bulloks Utah Renfro Lincoln

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Second Ward John W Carlson Uintah Basin Experimental Farm Jensen & Fruitland William Timothy Maeser Chapel Purple Towers Hela Lions Club Salt Lake Hospital Edward W Picaaia Edward W Pickards NEW Review Tor Now U. H .S. Home Economics Department Blaine County
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