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Newspaper

Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1933

Page

1

The Plotters and Fire Reel Fund Drive Planned

A four event season begins May 19 with The Plotters directed by Vera Calder to raise funds for rebuilding the Vernal First Ward chapel after a fire. Chauncey Witbeck directs In Old Louisiana on May 26, followed by dances and a Vogue theatre show on June 2. Season tickets go on sale July 4 under F. E. S. Gurr and others, with more events including horse racing and boxing.

Vera Calder Wallace Calder Vermal First Ward Ray Duke Vernal First Ward Old Louisiana Chauncey IL Witbeck Oguen Imperial Vogue Theatre FE S Gurr B H Stringham Clilmar Rz Largan First Ward

Former Vernal resident leases Texaco station

Milton Beers of Vernal, who has spent eight years in Southern California, leased the Texaco Service Station on Second West and Uintah Avenue last week. Beers, with Texaco for two years in North Hollywood, plans a full auto accessories line and notes his shop was the only business repainted during the cleanup campaign.

Milton Beers Vernal Calfornia Points Texaco Second West Uintah Ase Mr Beers North Hollywood Calif

Detours around sure things death and taxes

A compact note reflects on how unavoidable costs and risks force reconsideration of plans. It frames detours as practical responses to predictable pressures, urging cautious steps and flexible timing amid rising burdens.

Vernal petition on wet vote and local business changes

A four page notice reports a Vernal petition with twenty five percent of voters seeking a city election to decide if Vernal shall be wet. The Woodard Bay furniture company buys Henderson Bartlett furniture interests. Henderson and Bartlett move to piano and undertaking work in Davis building and S P Trim parlors. Neal to manage Utah Telephone Company. A Vernal Woman asks if a husband should work. Vernal Secord ward season ends with a program including solo performances and a lecture on purity in power.

Vernal George Das Woodard- Bay Furniture Henderson-Bartlett Company Henderson and Barlett Davis Whch S P Neal Uktah Telephone Company Secord Ward Saunday Mary Sturgwe James Neil Livia Hamilton Archie Johnnson R i Sainsbury Plano Gladys Carter Peter, Mabel and Wiliam

Funeral for Young Bride Held Sunday at Second Ward Chapel

Funeral services for Mrs Farva Kidd Roper wife of Lawrence Roeper who was married less than two months were held Sunday at 12 15 p m in the Second Ward L D chapel with the First Ward bishopric in charge Death occurred Friday April 23 after an eight day interval since an appendicitis operation Burial was in Rock Point cemetery under Swain Funeral Home direction Fuller Remington dedicating the grave Speakers included Ed Bodly Liver E Smith and Bishop Pontha Calder The First Ward quartet sang several hymns and a duet was performed Pallbearers were June and Zina Behrman Yena and Ardith Haddock Elia Kidd and Lana Harrison.

Far Va Kidd Roper Lawrence Roeper Second Ward First Ward Rock Point Swain Boma Fuller Remington Ed. Bodly Liver E Smith Pontha Calder Mine Jorgensen Vera Calder Wm B Wallis George Davis Whispering Hope Jorgensen Wile Tha Geo O Masses Sr Warren Jones June Zina Behrman Yena Ardith Haddock Elia Kidd Lana Harrison

Aaronic Priesthood Outing Scheduled at Merkley Ranch

The Uintah stake announces the annual Aaronic priesthood outing for May 15 at the Merkley ranch in Ashley Creek canyon. Activities begin at noon with a group lunch followed by sports, games, and hikes, ending with a bonfire program in the evening. organizers aim to entertain the largest group yet.

Aaronic Priestood Merkley Ranch Canyon Uintah Stake Morgan Merkley Ranch Ashley Creek Canyon

Timpanogas District Scout Executive to Visit Vernal

Scout executive A A Anerson of the Timpanogas council will visit Vernal on Saturday May 13 to administer examinations to district examiners and Uintah district scouters. The event opens at 1 20 p m in the Uniton State Bank directors room with Chief Anderson testing. evening activities include outdoor tests at a council fire in Scout Park. Ray Duke urges all troops to attend and earn merit badges as interest in scouting grows.

A Anerson Bo Timpanogas Council Vernal Satuday Uintah Ray Duke Uniton State Bank Anderson Lr Duke

Boy Scout Heads Study I D Church Program

The national council of Boy Scouts of America studies the LBD and program for Trailbuilders In the Primary association and the vanguards in the Mutual Improvement association. George Albert Smith of the Council of the Twelve announced after returning from a New York meeting. The study aims at programs for boys younger than 12 and older than 15 in the scout organization. Church organizations have programs for these ages.

National Council of Boy Scouts of America Mutual Improvement Association Geoge Albert Smith Council of the Twelve Apostles of the Church National Council New York Salt Lake City Mr Smith

Quarterly Conference Notices Uintah Stake May 6 7

The Uintah Stake holds its regular quarterly conference on Saturday and Sunday May 6 and 7 in the tabernacle with sessions at 10 am and 8 pm Sunday. Special meetings for workers are listed for Sunday afternoon and morning at designated wards and buildings. Mothers Day services and Aaronic Priesthood events are noted with ward conferences on May 28.

Uintah Stake Tabernacle Saunday Second Ward Howard Brookes Tabernnacle Elt WB Calder Archhxy Johnson Hugh W Colton Etaks

Indians Get Forest Corps Jobs On Reservations

President Roosevelt approved sites for 2 forest work camps on 15 western and southwestern reservations. About 14 400 American Indians will be employed for six months with Indian Service supervision, while the army handles other camps.

Roosevelt Vintah & Ouray Reserve Washington Civilian Conservation Corps U.ca Utah Uintah Robert C Yochrer Indian Service Army Fechner Interior Department

Two Arrested on Grant Larceny and Assault Charges

Arch RicConkie was arrested on an assault and battery charge after a dispute over sheep with PC Stringham. Hearing set for May 12 before Justice of the Peace Charlies DeMoisy. Max Seeley from the west end of the county arrested on grand larceny for alleged theft of sheep. date before Judge not determined.

Arch RicConkie PC Stringham McConkie Justea Charlies DeMoisy Max Seeley

Home Demonstration Agent Bids Farewell To Uintah Basin Friends

Miss Alice Pedersen announces her departure from Uintah Basin after four years with the Extension service. She praises the region’s people and notes plans to join Logan staff. Her four year program included adult education, 4-H club work, and improving home making and farm practices across fourteen communities.

Uintah Basin Alice Pedersen Ms. Pedersen Logan United Basin Basn Uintah Exvision UmMmtah Basin

Pittsburgh couple begins botanical survey in Vernal

Mr and Mrs 7 fi Graham of Pittsburgh arrived in Vernal for the summer to conduct a botanical survey of the southeast slope of the Uintah mountains from Green river to the high ranges. The project continues the 1931 survey and partners with Hoy Has and a group of geologists examining the Leota section for dinosaurs.

Fi Graham Pittsburgh Vernal Uintah Mountains Green River My Graham Thea Carnegie Museum Hoy Has Leota

Graduation Day at Uintah High School Class of 1933

A large crowd attended Uintah High School’s tenth annual commencement for the class of 1933. Faculty and board members watched as 62 graduates received diplomas and awards, with speeches by BYU President Franklin S. Whitmore and Principal L G Noble praising “Straight Thinking” and Uintah pioneering spirit.

Br. Fs&s L G Noble Overture High School Archie Tohnson Santatorian LaBeris Cook Flaming Gage Miss Monta Clara Cohen Sumner Ralph Siddoway Franklin S Wartiss BY VU Indian Dawn Mit Patricia Wallis Chauncey L Willick Weston Oaks H B Calder Harris Pasir Uintah Hanis Oaks Uintah Academy Bernice Colton Kalma Loung Mae Jorgensen Brpw Club Faculty Womens League Lucille Strngham L G Noble Mde A G Goodrich Board of Education N G Wendell Johnson J A. Cheney Uinted State Bank Mirs. Allan If S Olsen IL G Noble Coy Ruth Fart Davis Reed Morroi Monta Wente Ashton Farold Af Lapel Cyendolyn Hansen Gonorich Vera Colder Itlis Wicox Marion Ileth Leltcy Raph Giderway LeRue Hintrer Charles IT Colton Calder Ils Cilkett Sowards Peatdck Talore Geodrich Eloy Can Clerk Arstie Johnson

Stake Honor Night at Imperial Hall Honors Local Winners

Rain did not dampen a good crowd at Imperial Hall for the Uintah Stake M I A awards. Winners included Theda Showalter Kenneth Aycock Isabelle Dillman Loyal Merkley Helen Tenney Dorothy Merkley Lorna Cook Alta Fox Towell Fox Bud Markey Alma Young and many others for retold stories public speaking drama and dancing.

Staha Tlonor I2fair Imperial Hall Uintah Stake M. I. A. Iheig Theda Showalter Second Ward Junior Kenneth Aycock Vanguard Isabelle Dillman Second Gleaner Loyal Merkley Tridell M ‘Men Ellen ‘Davis Benlor Wallace Johnson Naples Helen Tenney Dorothy Merkley Lorna Cook Hilton Ills Bud Markey Ashley Workman Alma Young Alta Fox Towell Fox Glines Alta Richardson Maeser Davis Psst Mueoct

Eleanor Baker Dies in Grand Junction Hospital

Mrs Eleanor Reed Baker aged 67 of Vernal died April 24 in a Grand Junction hospital after goitre treatment. Survived by husband Robert A. Baker and five children J Raymon of Larmie Wyoming Faith Boolfout Wheatland Wyoming Robert Ether Hall and Beulah Perry of Vernal. One brother Jobo and sister Harriet Taylor of St Johns, Utah also survive. Born December 12, 1866 in Forsythe Missouri. Funeral services held in Grand Junction and Wheatland with burial in the family plot. Mr and Mrs Baker had moved to Vernal seven years ago and relatives attended from Vernal and Wheatland.

Yileanor Reed Baker Robert A Eker Grand Junction Hospital Iive Ren J Raymon Larmile Mis Faith Boolfout Wheatland Wyo Robert Tirs Ether Hall Beulah Perry Vertal Jobo Harriett Taylor St Johns Raa Forseythe Mo Junction Flder Rr W Gardiner LDS Wheatland Wye Wheatland Baker Lave

Forest Corps Recruiting Begins in Utah

Utah launches emergency forest corps drive with Salt Lake City quota of 255 including 149 youths and 85 experienced workers Uintah county to recruit 20 to 30 men as camps open. Applications require in person appearance and signed forms with no early selections. later steps include exam at Army station and certificates for those chosen.

Utah Salt Lake Uintah County Salt Lake City Medef Emergency Conservation Corps TL. Holman Governors Emergency Relief Committee Army

Coltons Win Many Honors In Uintah High 1933 Events

On the 1933 Uintah High School graduation program Colton appears frequently. Charles Colton and four faculty members are noted among the graduates. Clara is valedictorian with highest honors, Bernina earns honors, and Elmo receives a gold medal along with Bernice, Clara, and Llane as graduates.

Uintah High Chasl Colton Charles IL Colton Ere Clara Bernina Weanard Elmo Bernice Clara Llane

Oil boom rumors spark western Colorado growth talk

John Pepe returns home to report survey work complete and drilling to begin as oil prospects expand in western Colorado and Uintah County. Rail access is seen as key. towns move sites for new bank and post office while local residents contend with illness and caretaking.

John Pepe Colorado Uintah Evan Donoher Cottage Hotel Salt Lake Billy Holy Cross Hospital J Winder Winder Jerry Hatch

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