Uintah High wins national livestock show championship
Uintah High School and its IFA team earned Utah the national livestock show championship in Kansas City. The win was celebrated with a march, speeches by local officials, and a large community turnout. Teachers attended a Salt Lake City institute and subs filled in during absences.
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Uintah
Uintah High School
IFA
Utah
Kansas City
Dan Oaks
Stephen Stringham
Noble
Andell la
U HS Auto Mechanics Department Opened
The article describes the opening of the U High School auto mechanics department with emphasis on a refined shop atmosphere, student involvement in painting and equipment fabrication, and a commitment to finishing all started units despite budget limits. It notes 95 students enrolled and outlines future careers in automotive industry fields.
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H J Brown
Election Jurges and Constables Listed Across Towns
A long list of election jurors and constables is recorded for multiple towns including Riverdale Naples South Vernal North Vernal Ashley Reed Whiterocks Tridell Mountain and Willows. Names such as Joseph Ducley Milo Snow Victor Wilkins Charles Gardiner and Ike Shaffer appear among dozens of officials.
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Riverdale
Joseph S Ducley
Joe Ainge
Milo Snow Constable
North Ashley
David Els
H Oaks
W Phillips
Goria Crouse
Randlett
Nettle Owens
Col
Costin
Helene Abbot
Aliie Pickup Whiterocks
Talbot Wallace Cooper
Ethel L Elimegorda
William Searle
School Election set for December 5th in three districts
The next school election will be held on December 5. Three districts vote Lapoint Tridell Naples Davis Jensen Marser and Gines. The board members holding positions are LeRoy Taylor A G Goodrich Charles P Maughan. Holdovers are Mrs H E Seeley and W Russel Todd.
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Lapoint-Tridell
Naples-Davis-Jensen
Marser
Gines
LeRoy Taylor
A G Goodrich
Charles P Maughan
H E Seeley
W Russel Todd
Funeral of Mrs Alvin Weeks' Father in West Bountiful Today
John Eccles Ingles 83 born in Scotland August 24 1851 died of pneumonia at LDS Hospital Salt Lake City. Survived by widow Ella Jane Ingles sons LeGrande Inaho Falls Orlo Ogden Glenn Vernal Woods Cross Johnn A Manhattan Pesach Oregon and Mrs Elizabeth Weeks Vernal plus nine grandchildren. Funeral services at West Bountiful ward chapel Thursday with interment in Ogden cemetery.
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Alvin Weeks
LDS
Salt Lake of
Pneumorica
Vernal
Woods Cross
Johnn
Manhattan Pesach Oregon
Elizabeth Weeks
County Treasurer Appeals For Early Tax Payment
County Treasurer Martin W Cure us urges delinquent taxpayers to settle before January 1 1935 to avoid penalties. If paid by then a 2 percent investment charge only applies. After January 1 a 2 percent penalty plus an 8 percent interest charge begins. Early payments gain monthly discounts up to four percent in January fading to 4 percent in February and beyond.
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Martin W Cureus
Curtis
University of Utah Language Club Members Named
Professor James L Barker notes three Verna students in the university modern languages clubs. Margaret A Banks belongs to both the Spanish club and the French Circle, Alice Norgard is in the French Circle, and Myron Norgard is listed among the German Club members.
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Verna
University of Utah
James L Barker
University
Margaret A Banks
Alice Norgard
Myron
Norgard
Vernal Students Chosen U S A Intramural Team Manager
At a Utah State Agricultural College meeting of the Women's Athletic Association Miss Virginia Noel of Vernal was named team manager for Intramural contests this year. Louis Reverts, also of Vernal, was selected as team manager as well.
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Logan
Women's Athletic Association
Utah States Agricultural College
Virginia Noel
Vernal
Louis Reverts
Red Cross Agencies Safeguard Health
Five outstanding services makeup the health conservation program of the American Red Cross. In Washington these services include first aid and life saving and public health nursing and home hygiene. Red Cross nurses made over a million patient visits last year and 629 025 children were inspected in schools.
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American Red Cross
Washington
The
Red Cross
James L Mleser
Intramural Contests Honor Social Groups With Awards
Intramural events this year recognize social and non affiliated groups across all sports. At season end, sports and team managers receive letters and sweaters for their contributions.
Howe for Hunt Around Deer Hunt Visit
Mrs Charles Tucker and her nephew Richard Elbertson returned from Las Vegas to visit Mr Tucker and attend the annual deer hunt. Mrs Tucker runs a curio shop and museum in Las Vegas and has written articles for Nature. They plan to return to Las Vegas next week.
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Charles Tucker
Richard Elbertson
Las Vegas
Mr Tucker
Tucker
Nature Magaynes
Indian Road Camps Complete 40 Miles of Highway
Indian ECW camps on the Uintah Indian reservation report completion of 40 miles of highway work. A notice promotes subscribing to the paper with a renewal offer suggesting a half-deduction for trouble and lists a special subscription incentive for neighbors.
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Whiterocks
Fock
Uintah Canyon
Orcas Dereble
Port Duchesne
ECW
Uintah Indian Reservation
Six Year Old Buckskin Killed by Thede McCarrel
Thede McCarrel killed a six year old buck marked with both ears in Langston draw. The left ear bore a crop and under lit, the right ear under bit and upper bit. Floyd Neck game wardens seek the ear mark to identify the animal and its hunter. Noe reports 50 outyce sportsmen and 300 to 400 bucks killed. 60 to 80 percent of hunters filled their tag and few does were taken.
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Thede McCarrel
Langston Draw
Floyd Neck
Noel
Noe
County Nurse Schedule for November
The schedule lists Mrs Loftis the county public health nurse with dates from November 1 to November 16 at various Relief Offices and schools including Lapoint Bennett Naples Davis Tridell Ashley Fort Duchesne and Central School. Mrs L K Murphy appears with dates at Relief Office Leota Maeser Alterra High School Glines Jensen Ballard and Leota.
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Loftis
Miss Loftis
Relief Office
Lapoint
Bennett
Naples
Davis
Central School
Tridell
Ashley
Fort Duchesne
Maeser
Alterra High School
Glines
Jensen
Ballard School
Leota
Mail Route Supervisor Inspects Elk Springs Jensen Run
Mr and Mrs A W Lewis left Sunday for Maso Brothers Hospital in Rochester. Men J Tellaferru of Denver, superintendent of railway mail service, visited Vernal on Thursday en route to inspect the Elk Springs Jensen mail route for the advisability of a daily service between the two points.
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A W Lewis
Maso Brothers Hospital
Rochester
Men
Tellaferru
Denver
Elk Springs
Jensen
Bennetts School Market Preparations and Doll House News
The Bennett Sciridol class in first and second grades reports their store nearly finished. Students bring cans and items from home to stock shelves and are making signs and price tags for the shop. The first grade is still finishing a doll house project.
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Almot
Third Grade Booklets on Transportation Drawn at School
In the third grade we have started to make little booklets of the Story of Transportation. We have drawn in them dogs pulling Eskimos sleds camels carrying packs and oxen pulling covered wagons. We think they are going to be very pretty. Reported by Nial McQurdy.
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Glinls
Leota Fifth Graders Build Airplanes
The Leota School fifth grade class is enjoying making paper airplanes with wheels and propellers in progress. Students describe it as lots of fun while final assembly and painting remain to be completed.
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Leota School
Frank Jenkins
Tridal School Fifth and Sixth Grade Report
Fifth and sixth graders enjoyed school sports this year with effort from Mr Hullinger. On October 16 the class visited a site to study hieroglyphics and discovered an interesting rock carving described as a head of an Indian.
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Hullinger
Rainbow School Halloween Celebration
Students at Rainbow School prepare for Halloween with decorated rooms jack o lanterns on posts and large owls in trees the mood is festive and upbeat as the event approaches.
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Rainbow School
School juniors plan Red Cross gift drive
Fifth grade Luana Workman notes a class project to prepare Junior Red Cross boxes for the needy. Students collect pennies and nickels last week and now assemble small presents to bring Christmas cheer to motherless children in distant lands.
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O'R School
Red Cross
Fifth graders visit brick kiln and learn brick making
Students visited Mr Swans brick kiln for a hands on lecture about brick production. They described hot kilns and red hot bricks and began writing stories about the trip. The day ended in victory for La peint in both games.
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Swain
Ballard School First Glide
Students at Ballard School craft costumes for a Good Food parade. They cut and glue paper and clay models to illustrate healthy foods and plant seeds, preparing to march through the town and share what they have learned about good foods.
Seeds and spring plant study by Miss White
A diary style note describes wrapping seeds in celophane and pinning them on a bulletin board. It mentions a Monday nature walk to gather wildflowers and weed seeds and studying them in a room as a poem about seeds is sent by Miss White. The writer plans to sow their flow er on vegetaula seeds and plant them in the spring.
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White Cent
Bragon School Seventh Grade Work Highlights Student Booklets
The eighth graders finished picture books as part of language work with strong effort. The fifth grade pupil Jennia Johnson created a fine booklet on what she knows about Indians, with a distinctive cover featuring her own artwork.
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Bragon School
Eighth Grads
Jennia Johnson
Rande
Verbal request to renew Vernal Express subscription
A reader from Vernal Utah mails a check for two dollars and fifty cents to renew the Vernal Express subscription. The note expresses appreciation for staying in touch with Uintah Basin residents and signs J Wo Blanken.
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Dallas
Vernal Express
Uintah Basin
J Wo Blanken
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Teanchers
UHS
Salt Lake City
Atend USA
Miss Petty
Salt Lake
Hugh W. Colton
Harold E David
Myr Childs
Learback
Lorna Cook
Aiitrsh
U. HS Auto Mechanics
South Vernal
LeRoy Oak
Rk Elias Reader
Leland Bennion
Martin Fletcher
North Vernal
Porter Long
Henry Herriott
Ora Hemstreet
Lee Caldwell
Leeton - Bennett
Otis Horrocks
Sidney Brighton
Albert Rasmussen
Sam Snyder
C A Thompson
Lai Todd
Acel Caldwell
Bert Swain Ballard
Lee Angus Joseph Rollins
John H Cook
Fred Oberhansley Davis
Nathan Chivers
Wiliam Holmes
Rowena Collier
Jesse Frichers
Oway Valley
J P Stevens
B Cloward
Lawrence C Wal
Ellsworth North Dragon
W H Barr Paul Britten Wary
Allen
O L Jacobson
West Bountiful
Treaurer
D’’ Language
U.S. A
Howe
Hunt
Radio Value
Crosley
Crosley Fiver
Collier Furniture Co
Crosley Radios
Frong
Nial McQurdy
Tridal School
Davis School
Luana Workman
Lapoint School
Jick
Enjoys Express
Brighton
Trinidad
British West Indies
Jetter
Goodrich
Wallpap
Furni
Ture Gathree
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