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Newspaper

Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1952

Page

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Silver Spurs Riding Club a ReFeature of Vernal Rodeos

The Silver Spurs Riding Club of Utah will join the Vernal Rodeo for three days June 26 27 and 28 with parades and events. Queen Norma Stan Carroll and attendants Gwen Woolley and Betty Atwood traveled to Salt Lake with TV appearances and plans to invite dignitaries for the Vernal show. Parade theme will recount Uintah Basin history with horse drawn floats scheduled for 10 am daily.

Utah Nogran Joan Carroll Rodeo Quean Gwan Wooley Uintah Betty Atwood Silver Spurs Riding Club Silver Spire Riding Club Wiley Baucum All Ladies Ogden Silver Spurs Norma Stan Carroll Gwen Woolley Salt Lake IKDYL Grant Parry Rex Striegel Will F. Baucum

Utah Leaders Call June 12 Special Legislative Session

Gov. J. Bracken Lee called the Utah Legislature into a special session for June 12 at 10 am with two main items public retirement and the soldier vote. Other matters may be considered including claims against the state and session expense appropriations. The call notes a possible focus on liquidation costs of the Public Employer Retirement System and urges action before July 1. The session aims to address rising costs and potential amendments to the retirement bill.

J. Bracken Lee Utah Legislative Council

New Home for Searle's Appliance Ready July 1st

A large 40 by 200 foot cement block building is rising on Meeser road northwest of Vernal for Searle Gas & Appliance. The project, by Woodey Searle, aims to be finished by July 1 with brick front and large glass windows. The new site will house gas appliances and part of the area will be used by a well service company. Expected move includes relocating the Firestone agency from the present store and other departments.

Meeser Road Vernal Woodey Searle Searle Gas& Appliance Maite Doerrle Ome Ata Henry Mille Tam Stenerson Waltehingon Port Br Stenerson Bulli Nite Homes Green River Rock Springs Rawlins Casper Wyo Elko, Nev Sumset, Wan Orland L. Johnson

Utes Receive 2 Million in Oil Royalties

The Ute tribe began Tuesday paying 3200 to each enrolled member from oil lease bonuses while total royalties and bonuses near two million dollars. Rex Curry said about 200 members reside on the reservation with monthly royalties around seven thousand dollars from six wells in Roosevelt and Duchesne Pools. Transportation delays have kept current production low despite Duchesne rising as the state's top producer at times.

Rex Curry Indian Business Committee Business Rmanaree Roosevelt Pool Duchesne

Spendlove Elected President of Uintah Knife and Fork Club

Dr Ray E Spendlove was elected president of the Uintah Knife and Fork club at a Saturday directors meeting held at the Vernal Hotel Jack KH Turner was named vice president and Calvin Geom secretary treasurer. Outgoing officers were Dr Wayne Marra president G Untermann vice president and Orlan L Johnson treasurer. The next meeting is planned for October 1.

Ray E. Spendlove Uintah Knife and Pork Club Jack KH. Turner Calvin Geom The Tin Her Club Wayne Marra G. ©. Untermann Orlan L. Johnson Treamirer Ithe

Weekend Auto Accidents Cause Heavy Damage

Two weekend auto incidents caused major property damage with no serious injuries. James E. Tate, 28, of Duchesne attempted a pass on a hillcrest and veered off the highway into a hillside, his new car a 600 mile model sustaining about 1200 dollars in damage. a reckless driving citation was issued. Sunday a 1941 Chevrolet coupe owned by Raymond Stone, 27, of Vernal was struck by a 1950 Kaiser sedan driven by Harvey F. Gillespie, 97, also of Vernal, near Glines chapel. Stone’s car sustained 300 dollars damage and Gillespie’s 800 dollars. Stone was cited for improper left turn and lacking Utah license, operating on a California license. Patrolman Hatch notes improving driving and increased traffic enforcement in the region.

James E. Tate Duchesner Tate Sammy Hatch Raymond Stone Kaiser Harvey F. Gillespie Vernal Glines Chapel Stone Gillespie Utah California Hatch

Moon Lake Electric to Locate New Dam

Moon Lake Electric Cooperative District based in Altamont Duchesne County has hired Clyde B. Kennedy of San Francisco Engineering to survey sites for a new dam and hydroelectric plant. The announcement, made in Salt Lake City by W L McDonnell, notes the cooperative serves Duchesne and Uintah counties in Utah and Moffat County in Colorado. The Kennedy firm recently completed a master sewage plan for Salt Lake City.

Moon Lake

Last Rites Held Tuesday For John Hodgkingox

Last rites were held Tuesday for John Hodgkingox, a retired farmer who died Saturday night in Uintah county hospital after a lingering illness. Bishop C Laurence Fox conducted the services at the chapel with prayer by Lewis S Gardiner and music by Dorothy Jolley. A mixed quartet sang Sometime We’ll Understand, with solos and additional quartet numbers by local vocalists. Speakers included Bishop James H Cottey and President Ray E Dillman of the Western States LDS mission.

eThra Henry Poser Uintah County Hospital C. Laurence Fox Lewis S. Gardiner Dorothy Jolley TL Ava Collett Carrie Calder Laurence C. Cooper Graham Hollingworth Maranla Goodrich Joseph Winder Goodrich Eloise Caldwell Miss Collett Miss Calder Loreen John James H. Cottey Pres Ray E. Dillman Denver Dillman Western States LDS Mission Avard Rigby Jolley Archie Johnson

Hotel and Grill Get New Front

The Commercial Hotel Motel and Grill undergoes remodeling to feature a white stucco front with large plate glass windows and a 2x16 foot lobby plate window. A glass entrance will open to a hall leading to the lobby while the grill and lobby near completion and cabins redecorated by co manager C R Hopkins.

C. R. Hopkins

Jensen Youth Steer Wins Top Place at Livestock Show

Uintah Basin Junior Livestock Show concluded with Lee Wilkie a 14 year old Future Farmer from Vernal earning grand champion with a Hereford steer weighing 810 pounds. The steer sold for 150 per pound to Rem Mortensen at the Maton Stock Yard sale. County Agent Newel Acord credited curfew plans and exhibitor shows as key highlights of the event.

Uintah Basin Ita Lee Wilkie Fromyderisen Wilkins Uintah Highiwchool Chamblong Aaron Sfenten Inter Aventae Newel Acord Cinit Grand Champort Reni Mortensen Bou Searle Aodey Searie Don Wall

Democratic Handshake Rally Planned in Glines Ward

Mayor Earl J. Glade of Salt Lake City will headline a Democratic Handshake Rally at the Glines ward meetinghouse on June 4 at 8 p m. State Democratic chairman Milton L. Weisenmann and other party leaders will speak, with a flag ceremony and local musical numbers. Refreshments will be served and the public is invited.

Earl J. Glade Salt Lake City Epeen Glines Ward Milton L. Weisenmann Geo, Pault Romney

New Well to Be Drilled in Ashley Valley

A wildcat test labeled No 1 Blader is staked in Section 16 Township 23 south Range 22 East Salt Lake Meridian five miles northeast of Vernal Uintah County. The 6300-4 Weber sandstone test will be drilled by Herman Flader of Denver.参与 are U Tex OC Co Tintle Standard Mining Co and South Standard Mining Co all of Salt Lake City.

Ashley Valley Section 16 Township Range 22 Salt Lake Meridian Vernal Uintah County Weber Herman Flader Denver U-Tex OU Co Tintle Standard Mining Co South Standard Mining Co Galt Lake City

New Ordinances On Bicycles And Water Payments

Vernal City plans bicycle registration starting June with tags issued after delay. Police Chief Carl Staley to instruct riders on traffic safety and ordinance details. Tags attach to frames and remain as long as ownership stays unchanged. An August 1051 ordinance banning padding and solicitation at homes will be reviewed at a later meeting.

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Uintah Basin Center of Area's Largest Oil Hunt

Uintah Basin remains the focal point of a broad oil exploration push as wildcat and development wells are announced across Utah. Companies target Uintah, Duchesne, Carbon, Wasatch, and parts of Utah and Grand Counties, with activity expected to rise despite dry conditions. Major operators include California Co. and Shell Oil, planning tests in Coyote Basin and nearby fields. The competitive scene suggests new discoveries could boost development and output through the year.

Sid Robert W. Bernick Tribune Poada Utah Uintah Basin Uintah Duchesne Carbon Wasatch Grand Counties Ory Idaho Nevada Routhers Wyomi Indus Nehive Auota Ss Co Calif

Legion marks Memorial Day with cemetery services

Early Friday morning the American Legion Post No 11 will tour Vernal cemeteries placing flags and poppy wreaths on every veteran grave. At 10:30 a short service with silence and a firing squad salute will occur at Vernal Cemetery, then Maeser at 11:00 and Rock Point at 11:30. Legion members in charge are Vern McCarrells and Carl Haws at Vernal, Junius Hackl Ing and J. S. Milburn at Maeser, and Hubert S. Hatch and Francis Lennox at Rock Point. If a grave is missed, contact a Legion member so all veterans receive care in years to come.

American Ion Post No Vernal Maeser Rock Point Ho SF of Legion Vernal Cemetery Vern McCarrells Carl Haws Junius Hackl Ing J. S. Milburn Hubert S. Hatch Francis Lennox American Legion #0

Annual Meeting of Vernal C of G To Be Held Monday

The Vernal C of G holds its annual meeting Monday at Hotel Vez 18 with election of officers and the annual report by secretary-manager Brantard. The Vernal Rodeo Queen and attendants are expected to attend.

Vernal C. of G Armenes Hotel Vez Brantard

Walker Succeeds Johnson As Seminary Leader

Archie Johnson announces Frank Walker will replace retiring Vernal Seminary principal Johnson. Walker has led the Vernal Seminary for 12 years, completing 30 buildings and earning BYU graduate status. Uintah Stake board of education oversees the transition with BYU connections noted.

Walker Johnson Wallace Johnson Seminwill i Aranster Saerie Mit Frank Bein Prin Nein Mye Tu Archie Johnson Uintah Ealt Lake BYU

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