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Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1957

Page

8

Court-News Lourth Judicial District Court Session May 14

Uintah County courthouse heard criminal cases including State of Utah v LaVor Clark for support with $45 monthly plan and $500 bond, and Edwin Cheg up Grand Larceny with trunk set for July 11. Probate included final accounts for Benjamin Cook and Lydia Marie Bills estates with distribution approvals.

Lourth Judicial District Uintah ‘County Joseph E. Nelson State of Utah LaVor Clark Edwin Chegup Bradshaw Auto Parts Match Motor Co Basin Auto Supply Hatch Motor Co Earl Dillmen Slaugh Motor Co Judge Hoyt Ollie W. Justice Deep Creek Irrigation Co Mosby Irrigation Co Lawrence Caldwell Justice Land Ehner Roy Huber Deep As Irrigation Co A.C Lydia Marie Bills John Edmond Bills

Genealogy Class Forms New Club at BYU Extension

The Associated Students of Genealogy Club formed from BYU extension division taught graduates of the genealogical course. Officers include Carl DeYoung president Lella Anderson vice president Helen Bloomhagen secretary Leona Madsen historian and Betty Buhler publicity chairman, all of Salt Lake City. The group aims to improve accuracy in genealogy records and enhance skills in sourcing and evaluating materials.

BYU Extension Division Ater i LDS Business Cell Carl DeYoung Lella Anderson Helen Bloomhagen Leona Madsen Betty Buhler Salt Lake City Buhler

Local Committee Plans Selection of 1957 Dairy Princess

Wallace Parrish, chair, says Uintah County clubs will sponsor candidates for the 1957 Dairy Princess. County winner advances to the state telecast finals September 6 in Salt Lake City and national contest in October in Chicago with travel paid. One candidate per county, Utah rules require high school graduation by September 8, ages 17 to 25, single, dairy-loving, and willing to devote time to dairy work.

Wallace Parrish Schairman Uintah County Sibe Salt Lake City Chicago Utah

Floyd L. Tullis is Mission Aid in Central America

Floyd L. Tullis, son of Mr and Mrs W LaMond Tullis of Glines, was appointed first counselor in the LDS mission presidency in Central America. He will complete his two and a half year mission on October 1. Piloro, leaving for the mission field, attended Brigham Young University and is touring the mission with the presidency in Panama. His parents say he may finish his education in Central America and possibly reside there to pursue business.

Floyd LaMond Tullis W. LaMond Tullis Glines Central America Elder Tullis Piloro Brigham Young University Panama

Dairy Princess Contest opens in Uintah County

Archie Johnson, chairman of the Dairy Princess contest for Uintah County, and William F. Farnsworth, county agent, invite submissions. Requirements include dairy knowledge, proper attire, and exclusion of professional models or bathing suit appearances.

Ndustry Chiba Archie Johnson Dairy Princess Contest Uintah County Wm. F. Farnsworth

Neighbors clash over children in Denver garden dispute

Mrs George Calvert moved to a Denver suburb and installed a rusting summerhouse. A dozen neighborhood children, aged two to six, trampled the lawn and ignored polite admonitions shaping a tense, daily battle as she tried to protect her grounds and peace of mind.

George Calvert Denver Colorado Ing Cam Ferpore Iphee Gouteun

Union Pickets Halt U.S. 40 Work Near Roosevelt

Pickets from carpenters teamsters and laborers unions halted work on U S 40 near Roosevelt last weekend. Four hours later work resumed after four nonunion workers joined unions and paid dues. Construction firm Lee Young said two holdouts may quit or join to avoid further delays as operating engineers refused to cross the picket line.

Roosevelt L. A Young Construction Co Springville Carpenters Teamsters Lee Young Young

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Court-News G.E Ashley Valley Appliance Uinh Prolly Bally Ackerman Jett Mital Walker Tom L. Emery Juno Dairy Month Uiite County OL Interest In Genealogical ‘Workers Associated Students of Genealogy Club Dairy Princess George Pitts Roscoe Tino Rosanni The Berlin Opera Co Unitah High School Ibotal Uribe Floyd L. Tullis Paris New York Faris Caba John and Jane Strickland GMC Pine North Carolina
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