May Day Fest Highlights Scouts and School Meet
A village May Day program featured Ward Boy Scouts led by Ellis Merkley and a field track meet between Uintah and D.C. High Schools. Events included flag raising, first aid demonstrations, signaling, and a 17 to 1 Uintah victory in a five inning baseball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wards Boy Scouts
Ellis Merkley
Newel Shaffer
Orlan Johnson
Walter Abplanalp
Ralph Alexander
Elmo Hadlock
Alexander
Francis Siddoway
Ardath Siddoway
George Alexander
Harold Merkley
Claudius Banks
Joseph Winder
Merkley
Asaist
Austin White
Conareacman Colton
U H
D.C. H
Bingham
Davis
U. H
Watkins
Ord
A. Swain
Cohen
Oaks
McCurdy
Emberson
Rich
D Cc. H. S
Ard
Galloway
Ostler
Chew
Aa. Swain
M. Swain
DC. H .S
Uintah
Hacking
Roosevelt
Jensen Farms News Reports Local Growth and Travel
Jensen farmers report irrigation meets grain and garden needs as Green River rises and Blue Dugway road work continues. New grandson for Mr and Mrs Case. Mrs Case recovering well from illness. Tourists note Berthoud Pass open. postmaster visit fosters Craig Sunbeam mail schedule reform aiming for same day Craig connections and night Moffat road service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jensen
Gardena
Green River
Blue Dugway
Peter Case
Paul Watking
Mr. Cane
Stewart
Jen- Hen
Crawford McKnight
Jenzen
Berthod
Continental Divide
J. M. Lamb
Powell Ranch
Vernal
Mark Brimhall
Provo
Albert Wilkins
Familly
George H. Brimheart
Utah County
Sunbeam
Colo
Bunbeam-Jensen
H. J. Chatwin
Iite
Craig- Sunbeam
Craig
Moffat Road
Denver
Fort Duchesne Notes On Local News And Industry
Sunt F A Gross and Miss Dinsmore a nurse at the government hospital left Sunday for Salt Lake City on official business. Mr and Mrs W T Rice are the proud parents of a baby girl born April 30 at Vernal. The Gilsonite mine north of Fort Duchesne reports better buildings including a large shed with six Sterling trucks. Output exceeds 200 tons of ore each month and ten men are employed. Water for irrigation is now very scarce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Gross
White Bus Line Opens For Winter Service
Victor DeMershmann, manager of the White Bus Line from Vernal to Grand Junction, reported last week that the summit snow is gone and the road is in good condition. Regular trips will start. Road work will be done on Douglas Creek. The route could be kept open all winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor DeMershmann
Vernal
Grand Junction
DeMershmann
Douglas Creek
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Marta Christensoh
Btella Richards
Clara Preece
Burst
Lucy Jones
Ella McKee
Jennie Parker
Alta Gillman
Gene Merkley
Stake
M I. A
Duchesne
Fea
Pye
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Vernal, Utah