Street Parade Opens Health Day Activities in Vernal
A Friday Health Day parade forms at the court house at 10 00 am and marches to Uintah High School for a noon dance festival. Following the festival a field sports program will be held at the Uintah High athletic field in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Main
Uintah High School
Wich
Main Street
Uintah Hgh School
State Highway Patrol
Board of Education
Uintah County Commission
Uiitary High Band
Enid Lambert
Avaton School
Alterra
Tridel School
Mallard Sehcot
Imamuntenon
Fort Duchesne
Lapoint
Whiterocks Indian School
Maeser School
Jensen School
Naples
Central School
Watriton
Ashley School
Mintah High School
Vernal Cco
American Legion and Legion Auxiliary
Red Cross
Vernal Lions Club
Congregational Church
Temperance
Ashley National Forest
Vernal Drug Co
W. P.A
Sanitation
Basin Chevrolet Co
Bhowalter Motor Co
Utah Motor Co
Dust Bowl Booster Plans To Locate Here
Bergmen of Colby plans to locate near the northwest Kansas meeting point at Pete's Place in Vernal. He says he will move here soon and has sent in for a Vernal Express subscription for more information. He encloses two post cards showing dust storms named the Dust Howl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bergmen
Colby
Kansas
Pete
Vernal
Vernal Express
Former Vernal Beauty Shop Operator Arrives in Fairbanks
Mrs Exfie L Young arrives in Fairbanks from Salt Lake City and, with Mrs Elsie D Schrank, joins Collegiate Beauty Shop staff. She brings ten years experience in hairdressing and beauty work, praising Alaska as modern with scenic charm and facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal Beauty
Fairbanks
Alaska
Ant Jn
Exfie L. Young
Salt Lake City
Sne. Bils. Young
Elsie D. Schrank
Uintah County to Purchase a Power Grader
Uintah County commissioners meet Friday with full board. Tax adjustments and penalty relief dominated the session. They approved purchasing an Austin Meter road grinder with a Diesel engine for $5000 from Lang Co. for demonstration near Roser, inviting public inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah County
Board of County Commmssiioners
James B. Harvey
Wm. McDermild
Perry Bowen
James W. Parker
L. Be, Eklund
Joseph Horrocks
Loviola Smith
Wu- Yam Sprouse
Calvin Jorgensen
Hyrum Gurr
Art Paulson
K. J. Meyers
Lorenzo Gardner
EL S&s
Birehell
Wallace Jensen
Jess Jeustu
Charles QC
Gardner
L, Dufon
Charles N, McConkie
William Sprowe
Thos
E, Caldwell
H. Siddoway
Lang Coa
Roser
Wright
M. J. Stewart
Lang Company
Byron Thomas
Dry Fork
Jane Loftis
Jane Addison
Court House
Salt Lake City
P. J. Teller
Esal
Denver
Mia- United Airlines
Red
Tridell
Vernal City
Weaver
National Forest ‘Service
South Boundary Line
Indian's Desire to Pep Up Bear Dance Fails
Tom Graymountain Ute Indian sought to pep up the bear dance at My ton last week. State and federal agents halted the effort, boarding a bus for Salt Lake, failing to make contacts, and escorting him back to Salt Lake City where authorities claimed possession of items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Graymountain
Myton
Tom
Salt Lake Cty
Beulah Duvall and Austin Haws Win Oratorical Contest
In a Ver First and Second wards joint session at the Vernal LDS seminary, Beulah Duvall a VHS senior won the girls division with The Value of Clean Living and Austin Haws of the So whomore district won the boys division with As a Man Soweth. Judges included H Waller Wealley Edith Bhimmin and Archie Johnson. Winners received deluxe editions of the Book of Mormon Pearl of Great Price and Doctrine and Covenants. The Olen Family Orchestra provided music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guniday
Vernal Lds Seminary
Deulah Duvall
Vhs
Austin Jaws
Miss Duvall
Edith Bhimmin
Archie Johnson
Elma Merrell
Mildred Tind
Kenneth Samuels
George
Funeral Services Held Tuesday For Asa York
The Vernal First ward chapel hosted the funeral for Asa M. York who died after a long illness in a Salt Lake hospital. Speakers included State Representative Irving J. Pratt and Archie Johnson. Interment followed at Vernal Memorial Park. York, 39, was born in Mona and left a widow, a son and a daughter, plus his mother and several siblings. He served briefly during World War I but was released before muster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal First Ward
Asa M. York
Salt Lake Hospital
York
Vernal City Volunteer Fire Department
Irving J. Pratt
Utah State Fireman's Association
American Fork
Pratt
American Fork Volunteer Fire Department
Archie Johnson
Uintah Stake
Johnson
Pontha Caldvch
Musle
May Calder
Clark Newell
E. C. Jones
Mes
J. M. Lundell
W. Z B. Walls
Charles H.gclton
George C. Davis
Harold E.davis
Mabie Stagg
Father
George OC. Davis
Jesus
Calder
Harold E. Davis
Merle Siddeway
Aston Ruffin
Iasary Manwaring
John Hair
Ace
Vernal
Driver E. Smith
Inslaw Golden
Lee
Jesse Rex York
William Gurr
James* Gurr
H. B. Millecam
John Millburn
George Rhodes
Marion Datty
Vernal City Ure Department
Jesse York
Wendell Pops
Vernal Fire Department
Vermal Memorial Park
Swatn Funeral Home
Warren Richardson
First Ward
Ave
Asa Marion York
Mona
Ellas Land
Elizabeth Yates York
The
Basin Chevrolet Company
Leonard Yorks
Wayne
Rita York
Golden York
Salt Lake City
Rex York
Pittsburgh
Leo York
Roosevelt
Vaughn Johnson
Los Angeles
Kenneth Richerson
Wendell Pope
J. LeRoy Kay
Land
California
Uintah Basin Boys Prepare Stock to Exhibit
Uintah Basin youths gear up for the junior fat stock show in Salt Lake City. Russell M. R. Keetch notes tough winter and feed shortages but local clubs push fattening calves under vocational instructors Clair Hopting and Walter Atwood. A roster of Roosevelt and Neola youths shows calves ready for judging and potential profits from grain alfalfa and corn silage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Keetch
Uintah
Picture Farmer
Gait Lake City
Vevital
Clair BR. Hopting
Dwain Jonnson
A. Theodore Johnson
Boys of
Toyack
Toyack Chapter, Fy B
Hoosevelt
Walter E. Atwood
Vocatlangt
Salt ‘Linke City
Thora
Fred
Roy Gardner
Neola
Geo, Pickup
Keith Gardner
Twn Labean
Roosevelt
Creil Jeckins
iRoosevelt
Loyd Gentry
Myton
Paul Lemon
Toks
Grant Marchant
Girls Day at Uintah High School a big success
Uintah High School hosted a Girls Day program on Friday with all classes at 2 pm led by girl instructors. The afternoon featured an assembly themed “Looking forward twenty years,” a violin and vocal solo program, a dance, and a fashion show by home economics and physical education departments. A Mothers Tea followed at 3:15 pm with corsages for attending mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah High School
Assembly
WES
Mary Swelen Mills
Frances Pitt
Lois Walker
Norma Hall
Mildred Lind
Beulah Hardy
Eloise Mott
Virginia Lind
Evah Colter
United States
Enid Lambert
Eve Robinson
Bhirney
Smith
Barbara ‘Tiffany
Barta’ Stringham
Glen Witbeck
Maxine
Evans
Ethelyn Larson
Miss Marie
Singleton
Helen Calder
Domestic Science Department
Liquor Traffic With Indians Yields Heavy Fines and Penalties
In federal court Judge Tillman D. Johnson in Salt Lake City ordered fines and probation for numerous defendants in a liquor traffic case with Indians. Sentences ranged from fines of 200 dollars for intimidation to one year and one day for perjury. Several defendants received probation and others were sent to reformatories in Oklahoma for related offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillman D. Johnson
Salt Lake City
Arthur 2
Salt Lake
Willian W. Greethalgh, Jr
Roosevelt
Johnson
Ean
Wyoming
James Lanier
Richard Wright
el Reno
Oklg
Indian Service
George Brandon
Olver’ Woodward
Thomas Litt
Joe Harvey
Salt Lake County
Woodrow Morrison Getter
Arthurs Thomas Foster
Eich
MoNell Istana
Uintah High School nutrition project with rats unfolds
Miss Calder of Uintah High School conducts a classroom experiment using eight white rats to compare diets and growth. Three cages test balanced, low mineral, and deficient vitamin feeds, with early differences in fatness energy and coat condition. A fattened calf and local stock show plans figure in the broader rural display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Helen Calder
Uintah High School
University of Utah
Miss Calder
Xorg Jay Hall
Ying
Vernal
Iast
Iter Mountain
Jay
Jey
Tribune
Daughters of Utah Pioneers Woman Poets Featured
Unusual talent shown by the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers of this county during winter with social and journalistic efforts. Mrs Mary B Henry and Mrs Lauretta Johnston honored on birthdays as both elderly members received poems by Mrs Crystal Lewis. Lewis also wrote Indians of Windup Basin piece in May issue of the DUF magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Mary B. Henry
Lauretta
Johnston
Crystal Lewis
Wintah Basin
State Duf
Origin of Child Health Day in Utah Statehood Era
Historical note traces origins of May Day Child Health Day in Utah and North America, linking educator and health official concerns about schoolchild health to 1918 wartime health failures. It highlights early advocacy from 1900s through 1930s, national campaigns, and the White House Conference on Child Health Protection, noting widespread public recognition and media coverage of the health education movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Utah
Tammely
Congress
May Bay
Children’s Bureau
Congress of
Dorothy Myswander
Japan
North America
Chia Health
Tlinois
American Tuberculosis Association
White House
Agen Wegmesewesmer Co
America
Utah to Oil US 40 Vernal to Colorado Line This Summer
State road commission prepared one-fourth of the proposed fed eral fiscal year program totaling 5100,090 and submitted it to the US Bureau of Public Roads for approval. The plan includes oiling US 40 between Vernal and the Colorado line at a cost of 225,000 and work on two US 40 sections slated for completion around August. If funded, the Vernal to Colorado project could be finished within the year, advancing Utah’s portion of the transcontinental highway toward dustless standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal
Colorado
Bureau of Public Roads
State Road Commission
United States Bureau of Public Roads
U. S. 46
Colorado Line
Utah
Highway Department
Reserve
Iy Ds
Salt Lake City
Fruitland
Daniels' Canyon
Uintah Basin
US 40
Roosevelt
Fort Duchesne
Duchesne
Protesta
Sant' Gear
Duchesne West
Myton
Fort Due Sod
Half-way Hollow
Daniels Canyon
Road Commission
Tribune
Duchesne to Hold Wealth Industrial Conference
On May 14 and 15 Duchesne will host a health and industrial conference with agricultural topics. The Utah State Board of Health will cooperate and speakers from the Oya Agricultural College are listed. LeRoy Dilshop, superintendent of schools, pledges support. Bishop Levi Anderton is temporary chairman of the general committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duchesne Wil
Utah State Board of Health
Oya ‘Agricultural College
LeRoy Dilshop
Levi Anderton
Arrest of “God” figure in Conn cell after assault
Report describes George Baker, known to thousands as Father Divine and “God,” being held in a Connecticut cell after arrest on charges connected to the assault and wounding of a process server. He was later returned to New York and released on bond before retreating to a religious retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
George Baker
Father Divine
Pulford
Conn
New York
Bond
Also Mentioned on This Page
Little Brush Creek
East Park
Newell B. Cook
Big Brush Creek
Windy Park
Oaks Park
Duchesne County
Lake Canyon
Moon Lake
Duchesne River
Red Creek
Dust Bowl” Booster
Duce
Napies Cock
Rome
Fallan
U Durey
Carl B. Gray
Orsbp
Neb
Gray
Golden Rule Foundation
Union Pacic Rebroad
Tee Geoge
End
Uguer
Eddie Rose
U. S
Edward D. Dunn
Rose
Graymountain
L. C. Wright
Uiniah-Ouray Indian Reservation
Deseret News
Beulah Duvall
Austin Haws
Asa York
U. S. 40
Utah-Colorado
Tay Hall
Seiwal
Sumernus
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!