Utah Gorge Trip Highlight On New State Highway Map
State of Utah publishes an official tourist service highway map stressing a two fIfths advertising for Uintah region. It promotes a 30 mile Split Canyon Gorge boat and auto trip from Vernal to Island Park with scenic walls and rapid thrills. The map also touts Wasatch Uint a Ashley forests Kings Peak and Wayne Canyon attractions plus hunting and fishing codes from the fish and game department.
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Uintah Mountains
United States Tourist Service
State of Utah
Split Caneyon Gorge
J E Broad~dus
Standard Optical Company
Salt Lake City
Atation Ksi
Unital Boekly
Theaddug
Vernal
Dinosaur National Monument
Utah
Vernal Lions Club
Vernal Utah
Ulitah
Kings Peak
Wasatch
Uinta, and
Ashley National Forests
Uintah’ Mountains
Kamas
Canyon
Carnal
Wayne Wonderland
Cove Fort
State Fish and Game Department
Tolano
Sighwass
Vernal Junior Chamber of Commerce Organized Here Monday Evening
The Vernal Junior Chamber of Commerce was organized Monday evening with fourteen members present. Donald R Barr elected president and Claudius A Hanks vice president, Orvil Ross secretary, Don Showalter treasurer, Clyde Bush Johnson Merrill Goodrich and Ald G Merkley directors, Don Richardson publicity chair. A special meeting will be held next Monday to report the by-laws committee. The group will meet biweekly and seek at least 25 members and National Junior Chamber of Commerce membership.
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Vernal Junior Chamber of Een
Donald R Barr
Claudius A Hanks
Orvil Ross
Don Showalter
Clyde
Bus' Johnson Merrill Goodrich
Alrd G Merkley
Don Richardson
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Ohare
Faculty Play at Uintah High Is Nearing Final Showings
Uintah High School presents its faculty play Bike by George Cannon on Thursday and Friday. Directed by Myles E Judd of the dramatic department, the cast includes Judd, Hingleton, Lundell, Mangieson, Shell, Winn, Larson, Whulinger, Gee, Childs, Lambert, Calder, and others with Easle Jane Lows Ards as dramatic manager and a full backstage crew handling scenery, woodwork, and lighting.
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Dinton High School
George Cannon
Myles E Judd
Mr Judd
Marie Hingleton
Marold M Lundell
Hel En Mangieson
Maud Shell
Lloyd Winn
Ethelyn Larson
Harold Whulinger
Elwood A. Gee
Boa ‘Childs
PF Lambert Clair
Fooking
Helen Calder
Funeral Friday for Mrs Hannah Parker in Glines ward
Funeral services for Mrs Hannah Faye Parker, pioneer mother of Ashley Valley, were held in the Glines ward chapel with John B Eaton conducting. Burial followed at Vere Valley cemetery, with elaborate floral arrangements and a large out-of-town attendance.
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Hannah Parker
Automo biie moans lengthen Wilc claims in sack Yerima
A dubious contemporary claim suggests the average moan of human Wilc has lengthened though initial impressions faded as Yerima Repos indicated broader automotive influence on expression in everyday speech.
Lions Follies Delights Uintah High Crowds
A two night production at Uintah High School auditorium entertained large crowds last week. Directors Myles E Judd and fellow cast members presented mostly original scenes with dances and a male quartet. Notable acts included Little Nell and The Nero, with Tom Carroll and Joe Douglass among performers, plus dedicated dance sequences and music by Etienne Shepherd and Virgil Caldwell.
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Lions
Uintah High School
Myles E Judd
Little Nella
John Clark
Showalter
Henderson
Rose Sell
R Keetch
Dery Johnson
Frank Syain
Noble Lloyd Winne
Anderson
Dave Baton
Little Nell
Credenderson
Nero
DeVere Carrotl
HM Lundell
Hugh W Colton
Clair
King Clark DB Newell
Cc R Henderson
Carl G Davis
Lundell
Marold Hallinger
Clair R Nepkings
Neils
Myles Judd
Dr W EK Bullock
Fidiag
Paul L Cowan
Joe Douglass
Nyle Smith
Harold Kelley
Don Ross
Richardson Glen Miller
Jorry Schaefermeyer
Bones
Penney Employees Hear Founder at Roosevelt Meeting
Friday evening Ray Duke led J C Penney Vernal store employees to a Roosevelt gathering to hear founder Mr Penney recount experiences and outline future plans in a talk exceeding two hours. He greeted staff but could not visit the Verndl store due to time limits.
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Penney
Vernal
Roosevelt Meeting
Ray Duke
J © Penney
Roonevelt
Mr Penney
Verndl
Uintah Basin Irrigation Engineer Promotion
Henderson former chief engineer of the Uintah Irrigation Project was promoted to assistant supervising engineer of Indian Irrigation projects in district four with headquarters in Los Angeles. He had led the Uintah project from Myton since 1930 and was moved from Blackfoot Idaho. Burke was transferred from Tempe, Arizona to fill the vacancy.
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Nul Fo Henderson
Uintah
Callifornia
Arizona
Utah
Nevada
Los Angeles
Mr . Menderson
Myton
Blackfoot Idaho
John T Burke
Tima Revovation
Uintah County Schools Hold Annual Meet for Grades Five to Twelve
The Uintah annual play day drew the largest crowd as fifth and sixth graders joined seniors and juniors in expanded events at the UHS. Schools staged eliminations and individual contests with merit certificates awarded. Lernice Lybbert won the oratorical contest, judged by Hugh W Colton Ele Wood A Gee and Charles Col tary.
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Uintah
UNS
UHS
Strassed
Vchools
Echools
Lernice Lybbert
UILS
John Nouston
Altern Hight
Hugh W Colton
Elewood A Gee
Charles IL Coltary
Vernal Lions Club Elects New Officers and Plans Hatchery Push
At a Wednesday Vernal Lions meeting Glenn Miller became president as new officers took over duties. Topics included a hatchery proposal for Brush Creek Beatty ranch and a possible Dinosaur National Park acreage withdrawal. Plans were announced for a Logan district convention and a Lions Follies financial report.
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Vernal Lions Club
Glenn Miller
L. G Noble
J E Broaddun
Herty
Uintah County
J A Cheney
L Il Allan
Cheney
National Parks Service
Taylor Grazing Administration
Dinosaur National Park
Hugh W Colton
Whiterocks
Vernal
Roosevelt
Duchesne
Kamas
Beatlitt Ranch
Brush Creek
Logan
Vernal Lions
Lion Clark Newell
Idon Cullen
Penny and Wim From Ashtons In Soft Ball Friday
The first league softball game last Friday night saw the J Penney team defeat Ashton Bios 13 to 23 with a large crowd cheering. The next game, unofficially planned, features the Vernal Lions Club and Naples ward on Friday evening as the league continues.
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J © Penney
Ashton Bios
Penneys
Rooters
Vernal Lions Club
Naples Ward
Congregational Conclave Concludes at Kingsbury Church
The Congregational Churches of Utah held their fifth annual convention at Kingsbury Congregational church concluding Saturday with 21 delegates. Willard Boence was ordained Friday as minister, following sermon by Rev DOP Taglia. Rev Spence presented a paper on religious development and was ordained. Notables included Rev James Walker and Dr A Bayle. thanks extended to Vernal residents, newspapers, and churches for hospitality.
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Congregational Churches of Utah
Kingsbury Congregational Church
Willard Boence
Dop Taglia
Rey Cole
Spence
Conference
Congregational Church
Willard Spence
University of New Ibiaske
Union Theological Seminary
New York City
Tle
University of Illinois
Chicago Theological Seminary
Bublette County
Wyoming
Missiong Boar
Madeline Giles
Sandy
Thomas Gordon Bountiful
Roy
Te Westminister ‘Young Peoples | Society of Myton
Mao Teregensen
Bus Hatch
Boy Stringham
Vernal
A Dart
Fygieston
John Probst
Frances Dauwalder
Mra
Filler
Myton
Resolut Tons
Ladies Aid Society
Versal Church
Vernal Express
Salt Lake
National Parks Service
Fishing Season Opens Sunday May 17 in Utah Areas
Deputy Game Warden Noel announces legal fishing opens at 4am on Sunday May 17 with a seven inch minimum and a bag limit of 20 fish or ten pounds. Streams on the south slope below 7000 feet reopen, while portions on the north slope above or below 7000 feet have specific closures and later openings.
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Utaly
Field Noel
Uintah
Sear
Noel Alr
Brush Creek
Athrey Creek
Crrt Creek
Francis Creek
Otitis Brush Creek
Dest Park
Funeral Services Held At Naples For Mrs Williams
Funeral services were held at the Naples ward chapel for Ida Jane Williams wife of Willard Williams. The service featured a special chorus and speakers including Jospeh Collier and A G Goodrich. Pallbearers were her sons John LeRoy Venry Levi Charles and Lorin. The burial followed at Vernal cemetery under Swain Funeral Home direction. She died May 10 after a paralytic stroke and pneumonia. She was born February 8 1860 in Provo Utah and survived by a large family including many children and grandchildren.
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Glines
Glines Ward
Hannah Faye Parker
Vale
Bey
Pleasant Grove
Giies Ward
John B Eaton
Mra Don Batty
Enid Reid
Mia
Vilate Hodgkinson
Martin Cutis
Walter Woolley
Herb Bell
John Hodgkinson
Bis Lom Timothy
George A Blaueh
Walle
Eva Match
Syhia Mctilde
Mervin Thomas
Mis Bay Hatch
Ifo
May Jorgens
Mother Machiee
Bay Lateh
Archie Jonson
Tlahey Caton
Tha
Myron Perry
Stephen ‘George
Ronald Davis
Mark Niebon
Bud Thomas
Colton Melkeachnie
Vere
jMal
Fuller Remington
Mrs Parker
Caldescot
Bedfordshire
England
Willan
Mary Ann Slater Page
Anc
Higglestwade
Ametica
Wyoming
Joseph F Davis
Salt ‘Lake Temple
Abner Richens
Ashley Valley
Joan McKeachile
Tay
McKeachnie
Gimnes
Port Duchesne
Siig
James Parker
Ace
Mes Abner
Vernal
Jos D Frage
Eyner Melisen
Ducheané
Byron Thomas Verna
J TH Keller’ Fillmore
John
Thos McKenchnie
Jos D Page
Mary Bo Fage
Mattin Johnson
Ruth Fase
John Martin Duke Cullimore
C M = Iverson
Josph Collier
A G Goodrich
Ernest
Eaton
Merrill
John LeRoy Venry
Levi
Charles
Lorin
Ryton Goodich
George R Goodrich
Swain
Ida Jane Bawom Willams
Willard Williams
Naples
Provo
Utah
Joel
Alice Jane Bell Bascom
Ane
Mr Williams
Mona
Henry Wiliams Verenal
John Provo
Charles Vernal
Ley Delta
Cole
Alice Buk
Iona
Ida
Roy
Mary Nickles
Lucy Duvall
Gusher
Lorn
Elva Carroll
Almon Bascom
John Bascom Staymond
Alberta
Canada
Willem Basem
Ek Springs Cola Kimball Tarcom
Mua
Nellie Stanity
Bishop Cannon to Attend Aaronic Priesthood Outing
Presiding Bishop Bylvester Cannon of Balt Lake will attend the annual Aaronic Priesthood outing at Merkley Pass in Dry Fork canyon on Saturday. The event marks the 207th anniversary of the restoration of the Aaronic Priesthood with gatherings starting at 10 am and a pioneer program at Merkley Grove followed by a pageant and devotional services in the evening.
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Bylvester Cannon
Balt Lake
Merkley Passure
Dry Fork Canyon
Bature
Roosevelt Stake
Ulntat
Bishop Cannon
Pions ‘Eer
Old Ashley Towns
Fort Thornburg
Ab Itaom
Merkley Grove
District Court Schedule and Judge Ahead
District court will convene next Wednesday at 2 o clock for probate and uncontested civil matters under Judge Christensen. The regular second term opens Monday June 1 with criminal cases set for Tuesday at 12 noon.
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Diviet Court
Christensen
District Court
Uintah High School Graduation Set for May 22
Uintah high school plans its 1030 strong graduation on Friday May 22 at 8:00 pm. Principal Lundell said diplomas will be presented with no speeches beyond graduating members. demonstrations by department groups and possibly calico gowns from some graduates are noted.
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Uintah High School
Lydy
Aha
Lundell
Wintah High
Alterra High
Teed Mortih
Scenic Moffat Road Draws Uintah Basin Travelers to Denver
The Denver and Salt Lake Railway Company operates the Scenic Moffat Road from Craig to Denver with a night train leaving Craig at 800 pm and arriving Denver at 710 pm. Fares are 5 dollars 38 cents one way or 9 dollars 45 cents round trip with a 30 day return option. Day trips from Craig depart 200 am and reach Denver 440 pm, returning Denver 730 am and arriving Craig 535 pm. Passages pass through Moffat Tunnels under the Rockies offering magnificent mountain scenery ideal for a weekend visit with Denver’s many attractions.
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Moffat Road
Craig Cole
Denver
Craig
Pam Beales
Ridge of
The
Rockies
Officials Visit Dinosaur Camp at Jenson Tuesday
On Tuesday D Hi Madsen and John Rebhels of Balt Lake and A FV Ahrens of Denver visited the Dinosaur National Monument. They toured camp management and early construction supervised by Dr A C Boyle. The group, including National Parks Service staff, saw progress on the 80 by 20 feet storage building and the layout of the museum’s prehistoric specimens.
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Hi Madsen
John Rebhels
Balt Lake
FV Ahrens
Denver
Dinosaur National Monument
A C Boyle
Madsen
Wild Life
National Parks Service
Mer Rebhola
WPRA
L Ahrens
Iidh
Boyle
jDr Boyle
UHS Athletes Shine at Provo State Track Meet
UNIS athletes scored 10 points at the State Track Meet held at BYU Stadium in Provo. Sterling Coole placed second in the half mile and mile events while the relay team of Wayne Lyons Jack Cook Orvil Dudley and Doug Noel finished fourth in the medley relay.
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UNIS
Byu Stadium
Provo
Sterling Coole
Wayne Lyons
Jack Cook
Orvil Dudley
Doug' Noel
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