Uintah High hosts first junior and senior invitational meet
A large crowd attended Uintah High School for the junior and senior invitational day with representatives from county schools and twelve outlying schools. Vernal schools won banners for most points. numerous events across junior and senior contests highlighted track, field, and intramural activities, and Uintah plans to repeat the invitational next year with even greater success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah High School
Marvin Todd Ballard
Lois Walker
DHS
UHS
UBSC
Dorothy Goodrich Ballard
Kenneth Samuels
Mildred Lind
Maeser
Wayne Lyon
UWS
Pat Lopez
Sybil Cook Uitis
Randlett
Jay Freestone
Nellie Halil Maeser
Christie Justice
Taura Welland Jensen
Harvey Knight
Elizabeth Walker
Ada Winder
Dee
Lyle Anderson
Ned Brough
Alterra
Gwen Rocbetts
Harold Brewer Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Elizabeth Halli
Woodruff
Calsert
Calvert
Elizabeth Trall
Jia Oaks
Broad
Pitt
Brewer
Red Horse
Uintah High
Snowy Weekend Impacts Valley Life and Mail Plan
Last Sunday Ashley valley saw a regular snow storm with six to eight inches depth. The storm limited attendance at the MTA conference due to weather. A petition seeks a through mail line Vernal Rangely Cole Jensen to speed letters from eight days to two. Mr Roberts Merrill ward showcased pottery making in a home industry event, urging valley citizens to patronize local crafts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashley Valley
MTA
Vernal
Rangely
Cole
Jensen
White River Country
Roberts
Merrill Ward
Ecribe
Deep Creek joins Lapoint precinct by commission decision
The county commissioners met with full attendance and granted Deep Creek’s request to join Lapoint precinct replacing Tridell. They approved using tools for the Dry Fork to Deep Creek road and rented water shares for fairgrounds. The board endorsed fire cricket control funding but refused office supplies without removing manager E J Young. A Lions Club transfer of Leona Schreiermeyer property to the National Park Service was approved for one dollar. A $264 road fund transfer created an emergency fund for stamps and envelopes. tax notices will be mailed next month with a selected list assisting Treasurer Curtis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W L Fletcher
Deep Creel
Lapoint
Tridell
Clyde Hacking
Dry Fork
Deep Creek
George E Wilkins
George E Wilkins Rented 18-20 Share of Water For Fair Grounds
Sam Carlstrom
Craig Cole
Blue Mountain
Vernal Lions Club
Leona Schreiermeyer
Dinosaur National Monument
National Park Service
Dolla
Martin W Curtis
I Roberts
Uffie Halfeltz Pearl Abplanal
Stella Woodruff
Deezie Billings
Nora Moore
McNaughtan Given July 25 to File Supreme Court Exception
An order filed April 28 with district court clerk L William Carlisle by attorney B W Dalton grants John B. McNaughtan an extension to July 25 to prepare serve and file a bill of exceptions to the Supreme Court. Judge Abe W Turner signed the order. McNaughton was found guilty by a jury on a charge of altering marks and brands on sheep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L Wiliam Cailstrom
District Court
B W Dalton
John B. McNaughtan
Supreme Court
Abe W Turner
McNaughton
Sheen
Red Cross Organizes Uintah County Chapter
At Uintah State Bank directors room a Uintah County American Red Cross chapter was formed with Mrs Mabel Axline as field representative. Officers include Wai B Wallis chair, H S Olson vice chair, Alice Caldwell secretary treasurer, and J Stewart home service chair. Plans include first aid classes at Fort Duchesne and Utah County, a junior Red Cross program in schools, and a proposed Swim Week for life saving training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah State Bank
Uintan County
American Red Cross
Mabel E Axline
Salt Lake City
The
Red Cross
Aresent
Wai B Wallis
H S Olson
Alice Caldwell
J © Stewart
Stewart
UBIC
Fort Duchesne
FERA
Utah County
Millecam
National Red Cross
Coma Springs Morgan
Utah
Jintah County
Hacking
Wilhiute
Abnormally Wet Weather Predicted For Utah Soon
Federal meteorologist J Cecil Alter predicts a six month shift to abnormally wet conditions in Utah after a seven year drought. He cites Salt Lake City’s long term average of 16.1 inches and historical droughts, arguing a turn upward in precipitation is due this year despite record dryness since 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Cecil Alter
Federal Weather Bureau
Mr Alter
Sears
Salt Lakes
Fr Alter
Alters
Salt Lake
Utah
Alter
Drouth
Tribune
Record Boxing Night At Uintah Gym Promises Big Card
Large crowd expected for a Saturday boxing show at the Uintah High School gym with four main bouts led by Jack Howard versus Tiger Jack Fox. Harvey Howard versus KO Jack son anchors an eight round feature along with Cherokee Massey versus Red Vearren. Sam Hatch meets Lawrence Allen in six rounds as a packed program delivers numerous thrills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UHS
Uintah Basin
Niermountain
Jack Howard
Tiger Jack Fox
Harvey Howard
KO Jackson
Massey
Red Vearren
Sam Hatch
Lawrence Allen
May Festival Parade Sponsored by Vernal Club
The Vernal Business and Professional Women's Club sponsors a May Day festival on Tuesday noon. The VHS band led by Professor Lloyd Winn played march music as floats representing Ashley Valley industries passed. Notable entries included Miss Ruth Hart Vernal flour and Mrs Louise Jorgensen lumber, with Miss Mae Jorgensen winning best in ticket sales for eighty tickets. The Imperial hall carnival dance in the evening raised funds for the club's public library fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VHS
Lloyd Winn
Gwen Hansen Marshall
Ashley Valley
Edith R .Lawrence Cooper
Muss Co * Fife
Ruth Hart
Helen Hemstreet
Anna Johnston
Louise Jorgensen
May Jorgensen
Lois McCoy
Lucy Rackham
Blanche Seeley
Katherine Seeley
Pearl Shaffer
Stella Stevens
Dinosaur
Meda Walker
Iras
White
Fern Ross
Mae Jorgensen
Funeral Rites for Mrs Peter Hanson Today at 2pm
Funeral services for Mrs Peter Hanson, who died at her son Prof William Farson Provo home on Tuesday, will be held this Thursday afternoon at 2:00 o clock in the Vernal Second Ward chapel under the Second Ward bishopric. Interment will follow in Vernal cemetery beside her husband, the late Peter Hanson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Hansen
William Farson
Vernal Second Ward
Hanson
Cedar Fort
Salt Lake City
Peter Hanson
Ranses to Open for Live stock Grazing on May 15
James O Stewart supervisor of Ashley National forest announces 370 cattle grazing permits and 130 sheep grazing permits for 1934. Cattle and horses grazing begins May 15. About 135560 cattle and horses and 841000 sheep will be grazed on Utah forests in 1934. Fees: 44 cents per head for cattle and horses for five months and 8 cents per head per day for sheep for three and a half months. No charges for calves and lambs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James O Stewart
Ashley National Forest
Stewart
Ashley Forest
Utah
Utahs planned state museum on capitol grounds outlined
A Utah State Museum Association plan envisions a new building on capitol grounds to house prehistoric, archaeological, and Mayan influenced exhibits. The two story 276 by 297 foot structure would cost about 275000 to construct, with ground floor space of 7500 square feet for exhibits and space for stage construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Uintah Basin
State Capitol
New
Utah State Museum Association Inc
Slack Winburn
State Planning Commission
Capitol
Stievell
Pulver
United States
Earl Douglass
Jensen
Yarl Douglass
Salt Lake City
Yucatan
Church of Jesus Christ of
Latterar &Aints
District Court to Convene Friday May First for Law and Motion
A special session of the district court will convene Friday May 1 at 10 am in the courthouse. Judge Martin M Larson will hear law and motion cases during the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Court House
Martin M Larson
Government to Make Survey Valley Water
In Utah a drought relief effort is outlined by the Governor. Uintah County Farm Bureau president A T Johnson and Logan irrigation engineer George D Cirde call for countywide meetings on May 10 at 9 am to discuss water supply problems. Officials, farmers, and irrigation leaders are urged to meet to plan conservation and possible supplementary supplies with federal aid. A questionnaire is enclosed to assist discussion and identify potential temporary relief sources. Continues on page four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Johnson
Uintah County Farm Bureau
George D Cirde
Logan Irrigation Engineer
Utah
Vernal Airport Nearing Completion Ahead of Schedule
Vernal Municipal Airport is nearly finished and ready for safe airplane landings. Fences moved to boundary lines, grounds leveled, and ditches covered to prevent hazards. The field's Greek cross shape allows favorable air currents for arrivals and takeoffs. A May 19 event plans for a 20-plane airfleet landing, signaling a landmark Ashby Valley moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal
Lancing
FERA
Ashby Valley
Roosevelt Sportsmen Invite Vernal to Uintah Canyon Outing
Roosevelt and Basin sportsmen plan a Sunday May 6 outing at Big Park in Uintah Canyon inviting Vernal and Ashley Valley sportsmen. Bring lunch shotgun and ammunition for a day of fun in the first sportsmen's outing of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Vernal
Uintah Canyon
Basin Towns
Ing West
Big Park
Ashley Valley
Vernal News Briefs Touch Local Business and Faith
Twenty years ago W H Small W A Miles and Joseph H Wardy were in Vernal on business. Rebeau Calder aided in opening a Stude biker Bros branch. Mrs Nora W Cock Nee Nora Wetkins shipped to Chicago for Northwestern States mission work. The Crouse baby ill with pneumonia. Elder George Cloadrich returned from a two year Western States mission. Al Goodrich spent time in the Dakotas. Clive Oasis named to play first base for DYU university ball team after contributing to a Utah defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thee Steels Iq
Wm H Small
Miles
Joseph H Wardy
Rebeau Calder
Studebiker Bros
Nora W Cock
Nora Wetkins
Western States
al Goodrich
Dakotas
Wa Cook
Clive Oasis
Cnd
DYU
U of U
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UHS High School
Uintah County
Greene
Frank H Smith
E J Young
J. E. McNaughtan Givin
Imperial Hall
Fioer
Bureau Ee
UHS Gym
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Hh Museum
E J Young Jr
G L Haerr
Robert H Slinckley
Young
Utah Buckaroos
Vernal Municipal Airport
Peden
Dimission
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