Poet Mother of Tridel Dies of Heart Attack
Mrs Alice Morrill, longtime Tridell schoolteacher and poet, died Friday after an angina pectoris attack. She leaves several children and grandchildren and was honored at a Sunday funeral in the Tridel chapel with music and speakers from Vernal, Provo, and Tridell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tridel
Alice Morrill
Tridell
Morrill
Tridell School
Glenn
Mor Till
Rose Bartlett
Salt Lake
Eugene L Morrill
Tooele
Reed
Grant Morrill
Alterra
Grace
J Glenn Moorrill
Central States
H LeRoy Morrill
Lula Mullins
Provo
Davis
Leland Morrill
Tridell Chapel
E Peterson
Vernal
Joseph Sudweeks
BYU
B Bartlett
Stake
Wallace Calder
Utahs Eastern Empire and the Broad Utah Landscape
Poem extols Utahs eastern region at foot of the Uintahs with lakes hills rivers and lowland basins. It speaks of those who died and the home lands spirit rising from the soil to empower those who toil and build an inland empire under the eastern sky. It emphasizes courage hope contentment and faith in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utahs
Quarterly Conference Held May 18 19 at Merkley Meadow
The quarterly conference is set for Saturday and Sunday May 18 and 19. The first session will be Saturday evening at Merkley Meadow in Dry Fork canon after an afternoon of sports from the Uin tah Stake Agstonic Triesthood.
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Merkley
Dry Fork
Canon
Uintah Stake
Agstonic Triesthood Querims
Three Uintah Boys Place At BYU Invitational Track Meet
Coach Carl Davis of Uintah High School lauds three track athletes for earning recognitions at the BYU Invitational in Provo. Sterling Cook won the 830 yard run in 2 minutes 6 seconds and took second in the mile. Jack N Cook finished seventh in the mile. Dee Curfew placed third in the half mile in Class A while missing Class B action due to late arrival.
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Carl Davis
UHS
Thret Uintah
BYU
Provo
Sterling Cook
Jack N Cook
Moon Lake Ground Breaking Fete Planned for May 21
The Duchesne county Moon Lake celebration committee sets May 21 for a ground breaking ceremony at the dam site. Plans include forenoon ceremony, barbecue, sports, and evening dancing with a seven member committee chosen from each county section and notable figures invited. Construction has begun with dam-site staking and NRA carpenters preparing camp facilities as weather improves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moon Lake
Bridgeland
Duchesne County
Bridgelane
Arthur Wiscombe
Moon Lake Water Users Association
Dry Gulch Irrigation Company
Ray E Dillman
Roosevelt
Moonlake Association
Henry H Bloods
Blood
W. R Wallace
Utah Water Storage Commission
E. O Larsen
Duchesne
Tribune
Congregational Services at Kingsbury Church and Upaico
Services at Kingsbury Congregational Church will be held Sunday morning May 5 at 11:00 with sermon and song by Rev George T. Guild. Additional services will be conducted at Upaico at 1:30 P.M.
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Kingsbury Congregational Church
George T. Guild
Upaico
Ashley Ward Dinner Show and Dance Friday May 10
Ashley Ward will host a dinner matinee at the Vogue and a dance in the amusement hall on Friday May 10 to furnish their new ward chapel built at about 9000 dollars. Bishop Alms Reece notes the chapel was completed last winter and will be dedicated May 18 during Uintah Stake conference. The ward has used the Ashley school building and now invites the public to attend the events.
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Ashley Ward
Ward
Alms Reece
Ashley
Sillest Warde Din Lintah
Weston Oaks to Address Uintah High Commencement
Dr. Weston Oaks of Provo will deliver the commencement address for Uintah High School. Seventy four seniors are to graduate at a program Monday evening May 6 at the Uintah high school auditorium.
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Weston Oaks
Provo
Uintah High School
L. G. Noble
Appropriation to Double Whiterocks Fish Hatchery Output
The Whiterocks fish hatchery along Farm Creek will double its output from 1.5 million to a higher level. Seventeen workers will be employed and a new water line, six ponds, retaining walls, check dams, and a cement floor will be added. Superintendent Jay Larsen will oversee the project funded by state and FER appropriations.
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Whiterocks
Farm Creek
FERA
FER
Jay Larsen
Whiterocks Hatchery
L G Noble Heads Vernal Lions Club
Uintah high school principal L G Noble was elected president of the Vernal Lions club at a Wednesday night meeting at the Community House. He has served as vice president this past year along with officers J O Stewart and B P Kelly as vice presidents, Hugh W Colton as secretary and treasurer, and directors H Sow erds J C Anderson. Special guests included Lions Folies directors and Miss Owen Hansen Miss Helen Cook Mrs Feith Young and Miss LaVere Petty.
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L . Noble
Uintah
Vernal Lions Club
At & Meriing
Noble
J. O Stewart
B .P. Kelly
J. A Cheney
Hugh W. Colton
Floyd Noel
Lion Tanner
W. K Bullock Tall Twister
H . Sowerds
J C. Anderson
H. B Calder
DeVere Carroll
Lions Follies
Owen Hansen
Helen Cook
Feith Young
LaVere Petty
Beth Ashworth
Lion Noble
Follies
Ken McCarrell
Jack Gleeton
Roosevelt Club
Vernal
James Abplanaup Wins Intermountain Goods Letter Contest
James Abplanaup of Vernal won the Intermountain Made Goods weekly letter contest conducted across Intermountain states by the associated manufacturers. His winning letter appeared in 96 newspapers regionwide and was read by about 150000 people.
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Vernal Express
James Abplanaup
Vernal
Intermountain Made
Intermountain States
Associated Manufacturers
Mr Abplanalps
Roads in Uintah County Need Attention
Officials from Serial Express report the Willow Creek and Hill Creek roads are dangerously poor. From Ouray to Willow Creek school 23 miles took 1.5 hours with many hazards, including mud, cliffs, and hidden drops over Wallow Creek. Ranchers urge a road levy and Elton projects to grade existing roads and extend state funding.
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Willow Creek
Hill Creek
Serial Express
Ths
Ouray
Wallow Creek
JU Creek
Uintah County
Federal Land Bank
Hua Creek
Tah Congregational Conference to Meet in Provo
The 0th annual Tah Congregational conference will be held in Provo at the Community Church from May 9 to 11. Guest speakers include Mrs Mary D White of the Women's Board and Rev Theodore G Lilly of Salt Lake City. Rev Geo E Guild of Vernal will preach the conference sermon with delegates from Vernal Congregational Church in attendance.
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Tah Congregational Conference
Provo
Mary D White
Women’s Board
Theodore G Lilly
First Presbyterian Church of
Salt Lake
Geo E Guild
Kingsbury Church of Vernal
Congregational Church
Vernal
Contraction Will Start Work Before High Water to Aid Fowl Nesting
Early in April engineer R. M. Crocker surveyed Stewart Lakes with W. O Crump to assess feasibility of migratory fowl nesting and hunting grounds. The report to Newell Brook led Vernal to approve, with state FE RE committee expected to endorse, aiding national conservation efforts. Work would begin promptly to precede high water from Green river overflow.
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R. M. Crocker
State Fish and Game Department
W. O Crump
State Fish and Geme Commission
Stewart Lakes
Crocker
Newell Brook
Fish and Games
FERA
FERE
Green River
Stewart, Bates
CWA
CCO
Leota
Ashley Creek
Vernal Express Scholarship Campaign Nears Second Period End
Saturday May 4 marks the close of the campaign's second period with a drop in voting power for all subscriptions. Candidates are urged to submit all new or renewal subs to the campaign office by 8 pm and out-of-town entries by noon Monday to receive second period votes. A 20 percent savings applies if paid during the campaign.
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Vernal Express
Fatorita
Uintah County Seeks Water Conservation Projects
Uintah County officials and state planning board members met in Salt Lake City to push a coordinated plan for conserving water resources. Additional county requests covered a range of projects, with PWA funds noted as available and early steps to align funding with national priorities.
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Utah State Planning Board
Uintah
Salt Lake City
Willis L. Johnson
John G. Bolton
John W Weaver
Rice
Cooper
Leon P. Chrstensen
J R Douglass
State Planning Board
National Board
PWA
Lapoint Ward Plans Friday Carnival to Finish Chapel
Ashley Valley residents are invited to the Gold and Green May Day Carnival at Lapoint Friday evening. A dinner and show precede a 7:20 performance by tap dancers and tumblers from Hingham Louang university Provo with entertainers from Uintah High School. After the show a Gold and Green Rail with Neva's Band will entertain. The event funds the English style Lapoint chapel interior finish. cost of building reached 12000 dollars. Committee members include Harvey Wullinger Otto Stoker Clise Sprouse Iva Caldwell Lillie Bigelow Opal Foster Ruben S Hullinger Celestia Rewmussen Grand Rasmussen and George F. Bigelow. The chapel, completed and usable, needs funds for furnishings. Join neighbors in western Uintah County.
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Ashley Valley
Lapoint
Hingham Louang University
Provo
Uintah High School
Musle
Neva
Harvey Wullinger
Otto Stoker
Clise Sprouse
Iva Caldwell
Lillie Bigelow
Opal Foster
Ruben S Hullinger
Celestia Rewmussen
Grand Rasmussen
George F. Bigelow
Lapolot
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Lake Bottom
F.E. R.A
Utah
Marjorie Twitchell
Driver E Smith
Uintah Schol Board
Geo Dads
Thurza Alexander
Merrill Anderson
Andre Alen
Venna Anderson
Llvyn Bascom
Calls Billings
Ruth Bingham
Veda Bngham
Zelda Bingham
Loyal Birchell
Wesley Bowren
E.in
Lela Colton
Dee
Harola Duke
Ilia Rae Duke
Florence Hacking
Kenneth Hadock
Cryde Hall
David Hall
Freda Hall
Var- An Hodgkinson
James Horrocks
Alice Irene Jackson
Nelle Collier Jones
Calla Jorgensen
Mildred King
Lenore Lewis
Louise Lybbert
Vernal Lions
Intermountain Goods
Business College
Lapoint Ward
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