Uintah High Bansey Festival and Elections Nominations
Wowe Suavavgn Dots in Uintah High School Bansey Festival Friday evening features a sunset festival from five to seven at the OHS campus. Miss Fife and Miss Petty lead fashion displays and dancing acts. Student nominations were held last Wednesday for two tickets in the coming year with campaigns under way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bansey
OHS
Miss Fife
Miss Petty
Gracient Bedy
Leldom
Teddy
Offbeard
Twi
Tuss
Everett Willams
Lela Colton
Essie Jane Sowerds
Henry Mil Jecam
Harry Hacking
New Deal
Prudent
Marjorie Twitchell
Fern Slaugh
PIONEER BISHOP OF GLINES BURIED IN VERNAL
A pioneer bishop of Glines ward, who served over eleven years, is buried in Vernal after a life filled with accidents and illnesses. Survivors include wife, many children and grandchildren, with a large funeral procession and burial at Vernal cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan
Dan
Vernal
Wallsburg
Paul
Provo
Vilate Freestone
Irs Zina Howard
Dora Freecfone
Myron D Perry
Grand Rasmusgen
Lapolint Brothers
EA. Batty
George
Wallace Batty
Wailsburg
Chas Batty
Vernel
Vira Bigelow
Lapoint
Vilate Pickup
Vernal Wu
Emma Russy
Ban
Bernardino Cnan
Dan Yvan
Don
Mark Freestone
Raymond Bsrarle
Macs
Ivan Perry
Erave Whith
Batty
Pau
BYU
Zina Howard
First Ward Mothers Day Exercises Set for Sunday Morning
Ray FE Dillman will speak at the First Ward Mothers Day exercises to be held Sunday morning at 10 o clock. The program includes Vera Jean Shimmins song Joy Fowler, and performances by Ruth Hart and Briss Alta Fox. Florence and Merle Cook provide a singing trio. The public is welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray FE Dillman
Foa
Vera Jean Shimmins
Joy Fowler
J Duke
Ruth Hart Sone
Briss
Alta Fox
Falwin Massey
Jenis Verehs
Cromlrich Tai
Weather Bureau Thanks Davis for Reporting Balloon Find
Weather officials thank Herold E Davis for reporting a balloon finding near a mountain 24 miles from Vernon 2 miles north of Kidwn Wao 40. Davis returned a card and relay info to Salt Lake airport. Balloons used to measure wind direction rose at 910 feet per minute, records taken every minute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Herold E Davis
Harok
Davis
Verral
Salt Lake
Hedquist
Imortati
Mothers Day Service at Kingsbir Congregational Church
A special Mothers Day service will be held at Kingsbir Congregational Church on Sunday May 13 with a music service beginning at 9:30 a.m. The event emphasizes community worship and worship music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsbir
Conrrega
Onal Church
Funeral for Mrs Rich Held in Vernal
The funeral for Mrs Mary J Rich of Vernal, born 1873, was held at Vernal cemetery with Swain Funeral Home directing. She served in the Relief Society and care for the sick, leaving four sons, three daughters, and many relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam al Jed Abe Cistle
Loin Hateh
Swain
Fuller Remington
Rich Ws
Smithfield
Joseph EB Rich
Vernay
H Relief Society
Vernal First Ward
Roosevelt
Rich
MTA
Vernal
Simone
Red and
Monte
John
Tab Rich
Los Angeles
Mary Preemin
Jennie Pope
Joab
Ora Cook
Jed al Sam Chas Abe Clyde
Loien
Registration Book Readied for Distribution in Suffolk
The county clerk's office prepares registration books for distribution as poll workers in the Saratoga district are appointed. A voter who did not participate in last fall's election will need to register. Attorney General Che issued an opinion on repeal and the fall election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleths
Che
Mide Las Falls
Wolf Creek Stock Roundup Set for August 6 and 7
The Wolf Creek Livestock and Range Roundup, in its sixth year, will be held August 6 and 7 at a camp near the head of Wolf Creek in the Uintah mountains at about 9000 feet. George Foman announces the arrangement and a large turnout is expected, with fresh meat supplied for evening meals and a campfire program planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolf Creek
George Foman
Peneray
Uinith Mountains
UHS Variety Night Scheduled for Wednesday May 6
UHS will present a series of one act plays at the Seiko Auditorium. Casts are drawn from the entire town and include standout talent from the department. The event features nine musical pieces performed by a select group.
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Partment
Vernal Lions Attend District Meeting at Craig on Wednesday
The Vernal Lions Club joined a district meeting in Craig with reps from Steamboat Springs Hayden Oak Creek Meeker and Craig. Judge John Childress FP L Cowan and CO J Tradfield spoke on community service and road improvements while Lion Ben Kelly delighted with music. The group of sixteen traveled the farthest distance and received recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal Lions
Craig
Vernal Lions Club
Steamboat Springs
Hayden
Oak Creek Meeker
John Childress
HO Grey
Steamboat Club
CO J Tradfield
L Cowan
Childress
Lions
Cowan
Colorado
Utah
US 40
Park City
Utah Basin
Ben Ff. Kelly
Vernal Club
Mis W
Henderton
TG Alexander
John Jorgensen
Tucker J
Emery Johnson
DeVere Cornroll Thomas Karren
IC Anderton
Dorgles
Po Kelly
W B
Wallis
Boxing Thrillers Highlight UHS Gym Showdown
Promoter Frank Swain and BJ Hatch staged a standout Vernal boxing card at UHS Gym on Saturday. Tiger Jack Fox defeated Jack Howard in a ten round bout after an early decision, with Howard praising Fox’s elite talent. Other results included Kid Black beating Red Wallen in eight rounds by decision, Harvey Howate and KEK O Jackson drawing, Sammy Hatch stopping Lawrence Allen, Lyle Anderson knocking out Gage Frostwell, and Curley Rooks drawing with Jy Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Swain
BJ Hatch
Tiger Jack
Fox
Jack Howard
Howard
Betwee Kid Black
Salt Lake
Red Wallen
Toth
Lient Brady First American to See WWI Action
Lient Brady, with the Gordon Highlanders, joined at the war’s start in Canada. He was reported killed in 1916 but survived and later read his own obituary. The piece notes a daring rescue of a childhood friend on the battlefield and mentions his comrade Jack Carr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lient T’ Brady
Brady
Canada
Gordon Highlanders
Jack Carr
Brad
Price
Uintah Stake Dominates MIA Con Tests at Roosevelt
In Roosevelt Tuesday evening the MIA contests finals featured Unit A and I divisions including Carbon Emery San Juan Duchesne Roosevelt Uintah and Uintah stakes. Winners across dance drama public speaking and retold stories earned gold pins for first place and silver pins for second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
MTA
Unit A
Carbon
Emery
San Juan Duchesne
Rooseveltt
Uliiteh
Vernal
Alice Caldwell
Afton Brown
Ibit Cook
Geo FP
Slaugh
Evelyn Green
Arthur Wooley
Dallas Hatch
Alice Calesell
Charles Henderson
Dror Vernal
Dee Young
Harold Duke
J O Robison
Lisle T Brandley
Elsie Hogan
MIA General Board of
Silt Lake
Uintah
Duchesne
San Juan
Story
Sory
Returns from Convention of Intermountain JC Penney Managers
Ray Smike manager of the local JC Penney store returned from Denver where he attended the Intermountain District managers convention with about 800 attendees. Kir Duke also traveled to Salt Lake City with Mr Penney and then back to Denver. He greatly enjoyed the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Smike
J C Penney
Trenver Cale
Aretend
Intermountain
Altencanes
Kir Duke
Salt Like
Mr Penney
Denve
Curios On Display At Callie Furniture
Harvey Howard brings Chinese and oriental curios from a South Sea cruise to Callie Furniture window. He will give a talk Saturday afternoon to explain the relics on display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callie Furniture
Harvey Howard
Howard
Will trade $100 equity in newly mouth car for livestock
A brief notice states an offer to trade a $100 equity in a new vehicle for livestock. The wording is brief and lacks clear details on seller or location.
Family visitors in town for medical and funeral matters
Ira S Gardner of Jensen visited Monday with his oldest son Dale who is in town for immediate medical attention for a head infection. Henry Gilles will attend the funeral of his sister. Mr Peter Hirston will stay awhile before returning to Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira S Gardner
Jensen
Dale
Imedica
Henry GlLnes
Peter Hirston
Salt Jake City
Larson Couple Welcomes Fifth Boy and One Girl
Mr and Mrs George N Larson announce the birth of their child on March 30, the fifth son and one daughter born to the family this year. Mr Larson teaches at Dragon School this term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George N Larson
Mr Larson
Dragon
Provo Weekend Visit by Miss Mildred Smart and Family
Miss Mildred Smart and her father Lawrence Smart visited Miss Isabel Dillman at the Dillman home in Provo over the weekend and returned to Provo on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Smart
Isabel Dillman
Byu Provo
Lawrence Smart
Dillman
Provo
Broussard Baby Born to Mr and Mrs Lee Broussard
Mr and Mrs Lee Broussard announce the birth of a baby boy weighing 10 pounds born Tuesday morning 7212. The mother formerly Miss Fay Alexander. The mother and baby are doing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Broussard
Bos
Chap
Fay Alexander
Babe
Ely
Noble chairman attends Fort Duchette executives meeting
IG Noble serves as Program committee chair for 1934 1 BIC and Harold FE Landell recreation chairman and Frank P Wellman publicity attended the monthly executive committee meeting at Fort Duchette held Monday Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IG Noble
Harold FE Landell
Frank P Wellman
Fort Duchette
Sowards Family Enjoys Green River Fishing
N G Sowards, who taught in Green River Wyoming this past year, returned home with his son Shirley. They both reported a splendid school year and an excellent fishing day with two large fish caught by Mr Sowards and one 15 pounder by Shirley on Friday.
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Sowards
Lewis Allen
Shirley
Green River
Oldfield Couple Report Pot Creek Dry Season
Mr and Mrs Win Oldfield have lived 25 years on a stock ranch in Pot Creek Colorado. They say this is the first season water has failed to flow from the mountain to Green Ker Bane. The creek environment and cattle needs are severely affected by the drought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win Oldfield
Pot Cree
Colorado
Verna Monda
Mr Oldfield
Pot Creek
Mr and Mrs J I Kitchen and Chiles Glines Visit
Mr and Mrs J I Kitchen and Mr and Mrs Chiles Glines arrived here Friday from Flint Michigan. They toured Virginia birthplace of Mr Kitchen and traveled fifteen days. They reported two tortoises poked along the highway in Kansas. They continued to their homes, arriving Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiles Glines
Flint
Virgina
Kitchen
Kansas
Raven Oil executive Bryson departs for Oklahoma visit
R A Bryson, manager of the Raven Oil and Refining Co at Rangely, left early this week for Oklahoma where Mrs Bryson visits her mother Mrs J WN Davis during her husband’s absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A Bryson
Raven Oil and Refining Company
Rangely
Oklahoma
Bryson
Birs J WN Davis
Calder Wins Mile at UHS Meet Amid Shoe Loss Incident
Earl Calder won the one mile in the Senior division at the UHS track meet held April 27. Far! lost a shoe and was spiked but also finished strong. The moment was unintentionally omitted last week during coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Calder
UHS
Far
Montiors
Dr A C Boyle Visits Vernal on Sunday for Salt Late
Dr A C Boyle passed through Vernal on Sunday to turn over records of the CWA work begun last fall at Dinosaur National Monument where he was in charge. He is unsure if he will return under the new setup when work resumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A C Boyle
Salt
CWA
Dinosaur National Monument
Amk
Indian agency chiefs visit Vernal on hospital plans
I. W Bae superintendent of the Ourav Uintah Indian agency at Fort Duchesne and Roy Bradle supervisor of construction of the Indian department were in Vernal on business. Mr Brad ley will plan the new hospital at Fort Duchesne which will be remodeled from a building there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. W Bae
Ourav-Uintah Indian Agency
Fort Duchesne
Roy Bradle
Indian Department
Bradley
Fairbairns Welcome Sturdy St. Pound Baby Boy
Mr and Mrs F J Fairbairn of Stately Alberta announce the birth of a boy born May 5. Mrs Fairbairn was formerly Miss Alice Birch of Roosevelt. Mr Fairbairn telephoned the news Saturday to Mr and Mrs John W Weaver. Mrs Weaver is Mrs Yahbaun's mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F J Fairbairn
Alberta
Canada
Fairbairn
Alice Birch
Roosevelt
John W Weaver
Weaver
Yahbauns
Thorne Elected to Phi Kappa Phi at University of Utah
Miss Mary Lou Thorne is elected to Phi Kappa Phi, the National Scholastic Society, the highest honor for a student. She is a University of Utah student and the news is welcomed by friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tre Friends
Mary Lou Thorne
Phi Kappa Phi
National Scholastic Society
Miss Thorne
University of Utah
Calder Families Travel and Return from Salt Lake City
Mr and Mrs EH and Calder and Mrs David Calder left for Salt Lake City Tuesday. Mrs David Calder will remain in Salt Lake City to visit her parents for several weeks. Mr and Mrs H B Calder returned in the middle of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EH & Calder
David Calder
Salt Lake City
Davk Calder
H B Calder
Men plan river expedition from Live Park to Green River gorge
Bus and Alt Hatch Dr Wallace S Calder and Royce Mowrey left Live Park this Thursday morning for Little Park in Western Colorado. They aim to reach Jones Hole on the Green River by Sunday morning and descend to the gorge near Jensen in the afternoon. They were driven to Live Park by Milton Hacking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bus
Alt Hatch
Wallace S Calder
Royce Mowrey
Little Park
Cololat
Green River
Green
Jensen
Jones Hole
Live Park
Milton Hacking
Impromptu Complexions Prompt Curious Exchange
A brief exchange on evolving appearances and ad hoc self presentation. The dialogue hints at people making up looks as they move through social spaces, suggesting whimsy and perception shaping.
Boarders quarrel over pantry rat threatens pantry peace
A landlady cries out to Mr Jones about a large rat in the pantry and a boarder suggests letting it starve to death. The odd scene appears in a August U B 1 C program item, noting Peas made for the event.
Community recreation plan aims for 25000 on peak day
A plan to build a permanent cement dance floor for daytime recreation is under Harold M Lindelk care with state leaders backing. Livestock exhibit details to follow as Atwood reports rising interest and museum scale plans. C M Tverson and L W Page praise early progress and target July 10 printer-ready final arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold M Lindelk
Se Atwood
C M Tverson
L W Page
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Genevieve Bingham
Don Carter
Mabe! Gardiner
Kate Merkley
Grice Murray
Lola Manwaring
Alice Norgard
Agneta Norgard
Harold Ross
Essie Jane Towards
Lucilie Stringhany
Fem Slaugh
Valeska Saints
Rhoda Thorne
Ada Winder and
Miriam Young
Theda Reid
Lloyd Calder
Elizabeth Walker
Ellen Merkley
Freld
Norman Johnson
Dale Jensen
Uiitahn
Glines
Vlenae
WARK
DAL
Ron Qismond
Ervices
Joss Pitt Rich
Tuest
Fitia
Phnaces
UHS Gym
Solidifr Wito
Pals Vernal
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Debale
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Pathfings
Hollywood Movie Mag
McCall’s Magazine
Pathfinder
Pictoria
True Confessions
Radioland
Creew
Ae Ria
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Rize
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Country Home
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Gentlewoman
Home Circle
Woman's World
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Comera
Silvertown
Golden Ply
Lewis Motor Company
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