Calder Released at Uintah Stake Conference
President Wallace Calder and counselors were released and replaced in Uintah Stake during a conference. Archibald Johnson and Hugh W Colton named counselors. Lester Brigham appointed bishop of Maeser ward. multiple stake officers reassigned. Calder urged holding or investing before prices rise and lauded growth of the church. a hymn, solos, and remarks followed with the audience filled by Beehive and Junior groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calder
Ballard
Earnest Eaton
A. G Goodrich
Calders
Umtah County
Hyrum
Archie Johnson
Hugh W Colton Drier
Brith
Charlies A Hardy
Smith
Haller Witt.beck
John N Davis
Carl R Richens
Maeser
A T Johnson
Lester Bngham
Richens
Archis Johnson
YMOM
J Hamilton Calder
Warren Richard
Uintah
Mase Jorgensen
Watatch
Abraham Hatch
Thomas H Giles
W & Rexander
Samuel R Bennion Wa
Joseph EB Hardy
Wm H Smart
Don B Colton
Joseph Ho Hardy
Don EB Colton
David Bennion
Ernest Eaton
Albert G Goodrich
Bon B Colton
Wallace Calder
Uintah Stake
Colton
Eaton
Albert G Good- Ernest Eaton
A G
Goodrtch
James H. Wallis
Salt Lake City
England
First Ward
Reed Morrill
Calder Archie Johnson
Hugh W Colton
Apostle Ballard
Zion
United States
Elaine Gordrich
Naples
Sirs Fillsferkie
Mary
Picardy
Torna Afurray
Kama Jung
Cail
de Hive
Jenior
Nekion Calder
Hardy
Bautard
Dalard
Fila Wilkins
Ui 1930-31 Staff Portrait Highlights
The list names Kelly for football, Wiley Stewart for basketball and Donald Maryon as editor of the Uiitaria for the 1930-31 year. Don Richardson leads as cheer master with the principal and Mrs Noble overseeing.
Five Month Old Child of Albert M Goodrich Dies
Barbara Eloise Goodrich, five months old, died May 10 after a brief illness. The infant daughter of Albert M and Mrs Barbara Goodrich, she was born December 26, 1920. Funeral services were held May 11 in the Naples ward chapel with hymn and prayers, and interment at Vernal cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert M. Goodrich
Napless
Barbara Eloise
Albert M Goodrich
Albert Bfand
Elinds Starkie Moodrich
E C Starke
Naples Ward
Lavelle Manwaring
Redeemer
Drier E Smith
Levis
Gardiner
Puller
Vernal
Harold Lundell
Salty Lake City Visit And Local Family News Recap
A long local notes column lists visitors and health updates from Bennett and nearby towns. Syhvanus Collett's improving health is noted alongside Mrs Maggie Timothy Tunday, Mrs Mamie Hacking, and Mrs Wilson Murray traveling to Salt Lake City on business. Several families host relatives for Mothers Day, and Ferron Hacking returns from the Swiss German mission. Added are motor trips to Jensen and Duchesne, plus updates on Dolly the race mare and residents dealing with injuries and medical treatment in Roosevelt and Allonah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syhvanus Collett
Sal Lake City
Joe Price
Bennett
Maggie Timothy Tunday
Mamie Hacking
Wilson Murray
Salt Lake Ciy
Ferron Hacking
Elza Hardy
Cora Templeton
Colorado
Sith
Nathan Hardy
Sisiters
George Wilson
Mir
Karl Tenney
Jensen
William Oakley
Bernce Colton
Duchesne
Aston Reynolds
Wil Vernon
Galt Lake City
Dolly
George Wileon
Lola Kilpack
Little Dughter
Ada Curtis
Thornberg
Daughters of the
Utah Pioneers
Mirs
Esther Carrot
Cath Stra
Martina Curtis
Salt Lake City
Burt Singlet
Lola Kil Pack
Irs Leona Hall
Vire
Otele “Turray
Allonah
L Roosevelt
Amanda Niche
Bert Singleton
Nichols
Zinna Murray
Mira Willurray
Murray
Ian
Will
Irs
Mo Fdarty
Robert Moon
Da'e Moon
Tabloni
L. C Pearce
Calder
Barbara
Loka
George Wardich
Wyom
Frank Carroll
Price
Craig
Peppard Reed Company
Thurmer Rasmussen
Lapoint
John Glines
Mattie Curtis
Melia Roberts
Rainbow
Clarice Blair
Enid Reid
Rangery
Irs Victor Alfred Mr
Norris Haus
Lola Killpack
Aire
Bet Carroll
John B Eaton
Rebs Eaton Ward
Efiee “Furle Curth
Florida
Melba Roberta
Doris Johnson
Af Freen Thomas
Osendolyn Duke
Fondar
Franela Gardner
Tery
Clarter Haier
Provo
Orval Alplanalp
Shearng
Wat
Clara Perry
Glines
Roberts
la Pont
Mrr
Leland Forrill
Ray Nebeker
Vernon’s Breaks Leg Animal After Collision
A horse suffered a broken leg between the ankle and hoof and had to be killed after a car traveling north at high speed struck it. The impact forced the radiator open and knocked the animal several yards. the driver fled south before being caught and punished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernons
Knoek Dowun
Ballard Ward 2 Reports Local Meetings and Damages
Vivien Burcuard of Los Angeles visits with her mother Mrs Jennie Hawley. The Ballard Ward notes social events at meetings, weather and field damage from wind storms, and a funeral in Ogden. Absent Sunday services due to quarterly conference. many ward members attended Neola event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivien Burcuard
Los Angeles
Jennie Hawley
Aitken
Roosevelt Gave &Hak
Ballard
Mountain Wells
Fynnett
Neola
Vm Jorrocks
iMcCarry Place
Elso
Stodderd
Bert
Ogden
Stoddards
Lax
Genevieve Mannaring
Stoddard
Lublin
Gertrude Fredrickson
Tietef Society
Russell Todd
Vernal
Harriet Todd
Annie Jorgenter
Staram Podrintrahas
Local Society Notes Highlight Weddings and Recoveries
Mire William Winward recovers well after illness. Arnold Perry and Crystal Woodruff head to Salt Lake City for marriage at the temple. Mr and Mrs Ruth Sturgeon visit from Roosevelt. Ora Johnson seeks ear treatment in Salt Lake City. Multiple locals attend travels, visits, and family events with varying health and travel updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Winward
Arnold Perry
Chrystal Woodruff
Alt Lake City
Salt Lake Temple
Mir Perry
Ruff
Charles Perry
Miss Woodruff
Fugene Wodruff
Ruth Sturgeon
Roosevelt
Mire Ora Johnson
Arnod Perry
Salt Lake City
Violet Young
Two New Service Stations At West Entrance To Vernal
J H Ratliff plans a modern White Star gas station at the old Red Plane corner in Vernal city. E H Calder and Don Hacking are building a Conoco station near Henderson cabins with water system and tanks in place. Both sites aim to open in time for tourist travel as Vernal builds its six-station network serving Shell Canoco Texaco and White Star fuels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J H Ratliff
Red Planer
White Star Gasoine and
Ratliff
Unih Pasin
Fruitland
E H Calder
Don Hacking
Henderson
Conoco
Shell Canoca Texaco
White Star
Community Bands to Be Organized in Uintah County
Uintah County plans to form beginning bands in Vernal and Jensen wards and in Vernal city to raise instrumental music standards. Lloyd Wrinn will direct the effort, aligning with a system where each community sustains its own band and feeds the high school program. A ward meeting will discuss the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah
Vernal
Jensen
Lloyd Vwrinn
Alsn
Court of Honor Held As Scouts Honor Evening
A court of honor was held Sunday night, April 2, with Scouts Speer, Erikser, Roberts, Hodged, and others in attendance. The event noted several scouts achieving high numbers of advances this season, including Oscar Kirk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Tell
Biench Riehens
George Erekser
Non
Karl Roberts
Ralph Hodged
Aiison Og Gimes
Oscar Kirk
Graduates Visit Mrs Slaugh and Family Member
Graduates of the U H 5 Mrs Hyrum Slaugh and daughter Floy visited Mrs Slaughs father during the week revealing a family gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyrum Slaugh
Floy
Uintah Power & Light Reports Yearly Gains and Investments
Uintah Power & Light shows operating revenues of 39000, up 1000 from 1929, and operating expenses near 23000, about 1300 higher. Tax bill 3600, fixed capital investments 337000, bond interest 12000 on 150000 bonds, transferred surplus 400, nine employees, two generating plants, headquarters in Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah Power and Light Company
Public Utilizes Commission
Utah
Roosevelt
Grazing Enclosure Project Planned by Forest Service in County
Forest Service officials visited county offices to map sites for grazing enclosures on the Twelve Mile flat near Vernal and Ft Duchesné with landowner Soldoway supporting a large fenced area. Further possible enclosures may follow along Diamond Mountain road and toward Watson or White. The trials aim to rehabilitate overgrazed range for local sheepmen and livestock owners are urged to cooperate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Stewa
L Forcing
Fickford
Forest Service of
Ogden
Peterson
Fay
Victory Highway
Twelve Mile Flat
Vernal
Ft Duchesné
H Soldoway
Forest Service
Forelng
Diamond Mountain
Ashley
Brush Creek
Toxward Watson
Whitelive
Boy Scout Troops Award Roster From Jamboree Region
Regional director recalls experiences at a France jamboree as troops 231 232 233 and 235 awards are listed. First class badges go to Eart Iingham Noel Hardy David Lee Jenkins Arthur E Schaefermeyer Lawrence St Richens Lawrence Allen and Von toper. Second class badges awarded to Reed Catton Ward Ashby and Shirley Price. Merit badges include William Murray in Horsemanship and Henry Millecam in Woodcarving Bird study and Dairying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J Milecam
Thurman Merkley
Henry Millecam
Naples
Wendell Johnson
Lynne Good‘tith
Arthur Merrill
Charles Olsen
Fyrst Ward
Lawrence Cooper
Samuel Calder
Lawrence Murray
Clive der Stephir
Stringhant
Fay Evans
Clinton Cooper
Glenn van Tassel
Donald Neel
Arthur Nelsen
Dale Jersen
Woodcoming
Nelson Calder
Howard Mecham
Earl Ho Calder
Host titles urged for library purchases
Readers encouraged to buy portions of the Host collection for their libraries. The included books are described as well tried, found interesting, and helpful to readers seeking useful reading material.
College reading chair picks boys books for scouts
Professor M Wilford Poulson chairs the reading committee of the Timpanogas council. The committee has compiled a list of books for boys age to help scouts select volumes of unusual interest. The library committee is urged to consider these recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Wilford Poulson
Timpanogas Council
St Scouts
Ownership Statement for The Vernal Express April 1 1931
Notarized statement by William B Wallis manager of The Vernal Express Vernal Utah declares ownership and management details for the April 1 1931 issue. It lists publisher James H Wallis editor James H Wallis business manager William B Wallis and owners The Vernal Express Publishing Company with directors James H Wallis William H Siddowns Don B Colton John N Davis H W Woolley and William B Wallis. The document is sworn before Notary Leon P Christensen Vernal Utah with commission expires June 19 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Uvintah
Wiliam B Wallis
Las
Ernal Express
Pubisher
James H Wallis
Diplomatic Careers and Public Service Roles Examined
A discussion outlines how individuals from private life join diplomacy and how career diplomats integrate into the U S foreign service. It notes transitions from private life to official service and the varying paths of appointment and tenure.
Indian barefooted population totals 20 million plus
Fragmentary note states a total co tulation of 2200 and claims at least 20,000,000 people of India are barefooted. The garbled text provides no clear date or context.
Life's Constant Movements
Fragmentary text discusses ongoing events and daily life rhythms. It mentions movement, play, and broad life experience, though specifics are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Alther
Wool Growth Rates Across Seasons
A rough note observes wool growth varies by season with faster growth in summer and slower in winter. It mentions factors like climate and feeding affecting fleece development.
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Citizenshp
Donald Wargon
Lorna Siddoway
Bovine
Ballard Ward
Seb
Bssess Speer
Pade
Uintah Power & Light
Forest Department
Congress
ALG
Vernal Express
Tre
Indiana
Wools
Ottelle
Gannet Cechle
J.C. Penney C& Department Store
J. C. Penney CO
Wwe
Wwens
Libby
Kolb White
Procter and Gamble
Tree
Japan
Tex
Texas
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