Vernal Health and Activity Day Draws County Crowds
About fev thousand attended Uintah County Health and Activity Day in Vernal on Friday. A mile long parade, a dancer festival at Uintah high school athletic field, and afternoon field events showcased eager junior athletes. Organizers credit Superintendent L. G. Noble, Mary Ricks, nurses Jane Loftis and June Addison, Principal TM Lundell and committees for a wholesome, memorable event.
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Uintah County
Uintah High School
L. G. Noble
Mary Ricks
Jane Loftis
June Addison
TM. Lundell
Grasshoppers and Ants Analogy in Cautionary Tale
A read text contrasts the careless grasshopper with the industrious ant. It notes a tension when authority orders a share of the ant’s hoard to feed the grasshopper. The passage underscores a social lesson that communities comprise both improvident and provident members.
Vernal News Briefs Bring Visits, Travels, and Farewells
Saturday notices: George Law welcomes a son. Allen Davis and family plan an extended visit to Lander. Dave Billet heads to Price to start a business. Green River rising rapidly. expect booming by June. Farewell dance for R L Woodward. Woodward family heads to Provo for education. Lynne Ashton recovering from fever. Roy Colton and Lula Camp depart for Salt Lake. Camp name to Calton, return to Vernal in two weeks. Prof Anderson and family leave for Heber. farewell at Jos Hackings. John Mokeschnie stocks store for summer trade. C B Bartlett returns from Colerain with honey sales. Captain Wright and sister visit from Ft Duchesne. Quarterly conference well attended. Heber J Grant and J G Kimball missionary visitors from Salt Lake City. Miss Geneva Sprouse of Vernal and Rev Johnson wed at Mrs Baird’s home. Young couples from prominent Vernal families.
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George Law
Allen Davis
Woodward
Provo
Lynne Ashton
Roy Colton
Lula
Salt Lake
Calton
Vernal
Prof. Anderson
Frank Chandler
Lett
Heber
Jos. Hacking
John ‘Mokeschnie
C. B. Bartlett
Rott! Colerain
Captain Wright
Ft. Duchesne
Bentley
Grant
J. G Kimball
Salt Lake City
Ev. Johnson
Cienevieve Sprouse
Airs
J. R. Baird
Justice Maw
Yong
Marriage licenses issued in County Clerk's office
County Clerk ONC issued week marriage licenses to Alfred L. Johnson and Core L. Copley both of Upper Deep Creek Alvin James of Vernal and Pearl Johnson of Upper Deep Creek August IL Hankep of Dragon and Fern Murray of Vernal Mrs Agnes Bennion and daughter Vilate who recently returned to Vernal from St George Ethel Emort left Vernal for Fort Lyons Colo to wed Fred P.B. Deming If drafted to Europe Ethel will serve as Red Cross nurse Rallin Walker sold his residence on Fast 1st North Street to Ray Reader Fred Motter of Myton visited Vernal Mr and Mrs A J Johnston welcomed eighteenth grandchild A ten pound girl born to Mr and Mrs Darrel Johnston Professor Douglass planting peach trees at Orchard Springs Mrs Lt Allan recently employed in county recorder's office Mrs Elmer Dillman confined with laryngitis J G Kacking of Lapoint traveling to northwest Colorado and southern Wyoming to study beef cattle Kari Tenney left for New Mexico after visit to N D and Mrs George Wilson Willam N Prees moved his family to Vernal now employed at Bank of Vernal Charley Crouse from Browne Park county
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Onc
Alfred L. Johnson
Core L. Copley
Upper Deep Creek
Alvin James
Vernal
Pearl Johnson
Darrel Johnston
Professor Douglass
Orchard Springs
Allan
County Recorder's
Elmer Dillman
J. G. Kacking
Lapoint
Colorado
Wyoming
Kari Tenney
New Mexico
George Wilson
Willam N. Prees
Bank of Verna
Washington Republicans Plot to Build 1840 Coalition
Behind the scenes Republican leaders plan to overturn the November Democratic victory. John Hamilton and top aides host weekly round table sessions with senators and experts to craft anti administration strategy. The Record notes funds raised for party efforts and hints at shifting allegiances among Roosevelt supporters. The piece blends political maneuvering with references to the Supreme Court plan and labor actions while naming several senators and party figures.
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Ashington
Congress
National Republican Committee
John Hamilton
William R. Castle
Leo J. Casey
William Hard
Olin Glenn Saxon
Saxon
Hamilton
Republican Party
Byrnes
Guffey
Supreme Court
Ust
Adams
Batley
Brown
New Hampshire
Burke
Byrd
Connally
Copeland
Gerry
Hult
King
Longergno
Maloney
Tyd Ings
Walsh
Journey to Ashley Valley with Family and Stock
A narrator recalls a 16 year old boy’s expedition to Ashley Valley with his mother and sister Ada. They travel with overloaded wagons over a rough road, joined by cousins William Clarke and Steven Willis, delivering livestock and goods from Kaysville to Ashley Valley. The thirteen day trek covers 1069 miles? and marks a formative adventure on the Dodds road into the Uintah basin.
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Ashley Valley
Ada
Wiliam Clarke
Steven Willis
Kaysville
Hersee
Ft Duchesne
Vernal
Dodds Road
Lapoint
Uintah Rlver
Rangely progress reports and local events in Meeker district
County Agent Gorengle in Meeker Rangely area reports April 29 meeting on soil conservation and crop conditions. Sheep shearing near completion May 7 with 14 000 head at Rangely plant. Roads advance with graveling and a two mile stretch on Meeker Rangely now fifteen miles gravel. 4 H club Mothers Day party hosted by Mrs. Fred A. Nichols.
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Aea Rechaecreneh Mithila Rove
Gorengle
Meeker
Rangely Sthroi House
Raneely
Jolly Stitchers
Fred A. Nichols
Meeker-Rangely
Meeker and
Rangely
Little Spring Creek
Pleeance Creek
Vernal residents discuss road route and local notices
The High way department plans a new road passage and opens negotiations with C M Steele and family in Vernal. C M Steele, ailing, hopes the change benefits him. Visitors Mrs L S White and Bobbe Lee Routson report Vernal travels. School election results name Mrs O M Steele secretary and Mrs J D McLeod treasurer. Pastor Slattery says mass will be held in May.
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Highway Department
C. M. Steele
Vernal
Utah
Charles Steele
Mr. Steele
L. S. White
Bobbe Lee
Rulison
Cole
Willow Creek Updates and Family Travel Notices
Willows Creek area residents report multiple travel and school updates. Mr and Mrs Marvin Brooma and daughter Aygle returned from Salt Lake Sunday. Louis Teoberts and Erlda returned Thursday from Vernal with horses. Mr and Mrs Orval Thompson moved to Duchesne and Thompson transferred to Lake Fork as a government trapper. Abe Hatch bought a new car with Golden Hatch. Superintendent L G Noble and Mary Ricks visited the local school Thursday. The Hazelbushes plan to visit Vernal with children attending there. LeRoy Hatch and Mrs Earl Leech also went to Vernal. Most children and parents were in Vernal Friday May 7. Jim Luster plans to move to Grand Junction soon. Harry Tomlinson returned from the mountain after taking Hatch Brothers cattle.
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Ape
Marvin Brooma
Aygle
Salt Lake
Dons
Farida Leech
Louis Teoberts
Enrlda
Orval Thompson
Duchesne
Thompson
Government
Lake Fork
Golden Hatch
Jane
Abe Hatch
Abe
Golden
L. G. Noble
Mary Ricks
Rube Squier
W. R. Hazelbush
Hazelbush
Vernal
LeRoy Hatch
Earl Leech
Jim Luster
Grand v Junction
Harry Tomlinson
Hatch’ Brothers
Community Notes From Ballard Ward Week Of Visitors
Charles Stoddard and Raymond Wiscombe visited home folks over the week. Merle Cook of Tridéll spent time with Hope and June Manvwar. Mrs Leona Bauwaring hosted Iteratives 1 Verna last Thursday. Mothers Day service was held by the Sunday School. Funeral services were held for the infant child of Mr and Mrs Frank Lock. mother formerly Miss Ong Bryant of Independence.
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Charles Stoddard
Raymond Wiscombe
BYU
Merle Cook
Tridéll
Hope
June Manvwarin
Leona Bauwaring
Of.cers
Hort
Frank Lock
Ong Bryant
Independence
Henderson chosen to Phi Kappa Phi and forestry honors
Logan Ernest Wayne Henderson of Vernal has been named a member of the Utah State Agricultural College chapter of Phi Kappa Phi. He graduates this spring from high school, was athletic manager, acted in plays, and is registered in forestry with Phi Gamma Rho and Alpha Zeta honors. After graduation he plans to work in a national forest.
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Alpha Zeta
National Honorary Scholastic Agricultural Fraternity
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Washington
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Half Way Hollow
Dog Valley
Clarke
Win
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OUR Pioneers
George A. Slauot
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Ashley
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Ballard Ward
Ernest Henderson
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