Hopes for Lost Hunter Revived as Fresh Tracks Found
The six day search for John Young continues after fresh tracks found northwest of the Lost Pines area. Sheriff Snyder notes evidence of pauses and possible compass use. John Young’s father joined volunteers in Vernal, while Gulf Oil Company crew chief R. F. Carter and Mrs. Carter coordinated from Willow Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Young
Gull QU Company
L. Young
Vernal
Hison
Heck Snyder
Lost Pines
Vernal City Election Set for November 6
Registration is complete for Vernal’s city election to be held Tuesday November 6. A total of 25 new voters are registered on the North and South sides with some transfers. North side polling moves to the Vernal City Office Council Room while South side voters go to the Scout House between 1st and 2nd South. Polls open at 7:00 a.m. and close at 8:00 p.m. Results will be tabulated immediately and announced by 10 40 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal City
Court House
Autos Collide Near So. and 3 West Streets
Two drivers escaped injury when their cars collided Wednesday morning at So. and 3 West. Jerry Hatch of Willow Creek was cited by Officer Arthur Corless. Lester Hatch was the other driver. No damage estimate was available.
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Let So
West Eeds
Jerry Hatch
Willow Creek
Arthur Corless
Lester Hatch
Cor Tess
Pheasant Season Opens Here on Saturday November 3
Utah Fish and Game officials report an average or better pheasant and quail season ahead in upland areas. Opening Saturday noon November 3 runs to Tuesday November 6 at 5 30 pm with bag limits of one pheasant and six in possession, four possession limit of 16 for all species. Lyon Neilson notes counts suggest equal or more birds despite weather and feed.
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Utah
Fish
Game Iifariient
Lyon Neilson
Uintabasin
Master Singers to Present Concert Here November 16
The Master Singers, a 60-voice community chorus organized in 1946 by Ed A. Sandgren, will perform at the Cedar City Tabernacle on November 16 under Uintah Stake Relief Society auspices. The group, which has sung across Utah and Las Vegas and broadcast for KSL, is led by Alfred Olsen and features sacred, classical and modern numbers. Tickets are available from Relief Society members or at Vernal.
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Tabernacle
Uintah Stake Relief Society
Man
Ed A. Sandgrin
Prove
Tt Tt
iUtah
Las Vegas
Evstd
KSL
Salt Take
Utah Parks
Ulsh Parks Commission
Madison Square Garden
New York
Ane
Therogram
Alfred Olsen
Vernal
Vernal C of C Reports on National Reclamation Meet
Vernon Chamber of Commerce secretary Frank Ward reported at the regular board meeting on the National Reclamation Association convention held in Amarillo Texas October 18. He cited West concern over the no new starts policy and said a resolution urged the administration to revise its stance before it is too late. Main speakers included Michael W Straus U S Commissioner of Reclamation and Representative Reva Beck Bosone.
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National Reclamation Association
Amarillo
Texas
Vernal Chamber Oof
Frank Ward
Ward
West
Michael W. Straus
U.S
Senator Watkins to Hold Legislative Clinic Nov 13
Senator Arthur V. Watkins former Ver nal resident returns to Uintah County to host a public legislative clinic at the County Courthouse on Tuesday November 13. He will hear questions from attendees and discuss issues raised in Congress over the past year. The visit also includes a scheduled address to Uintah High School students later that day.
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Watkins
Arthur V. Watkins
Uteh
Ver
Sen. Watkins
245 Seiakor
Uintah High School
Seni ‘Watkins
Gintsh High School
Union High Dedication Delayed to December 1
Union High School dedication exercises postponed to December 1 with Russell Todd as master of ceremonies and E Allen Bateman State Superintendent of Public Instruction as principal speaker. Speakers include representatives from boards of education and Uintah Ouray Indian Department. Building open for inspection before and after program. Committee includes Principal L F Hutgs, Superintendent Harold M Lundetl, Vernal, and Superintendent Dean C Christeton Duchesne.
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Union High School
Russel Todd
Umntsh High School
E. Allen Bateman
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Board of Education
Uintah- Ouray Indian Department
L. F
Hut Gs
Emerald Oil Meeting to Be Held on November Fifth
The shareholders of Emerald Oil Company will hold a dissolution and liquidation meeting at the Uinta State Bank Building. The board will seek stockholder approval of dissolution and stock equalization, with the session set for November fifth as announced in the last issue.
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Emerald Oil Meeting
Mrosseholden
Emerald Oil Company
Piper
Capra
Uinta State Bank Duildine
Itm
Guest Speakers Scheduled for Church Services
The Congregational Church of Vernal announces guest speakers for the coming weeks. On Oct 28 at 11 a.m. Dr J F Robinson of Westminister College Salt Lake will address the congregation on uniting community churches. Subsequent Sundays feature a Clearfield church minister and a California college rep. Dr Stanley North of the Congregational Church will speak at the district convention in Ogden on Nov 8.
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Congregational Church of Vernal
J. F. Robinson
Westminister College
Salt Lake
Robinson
Harvard University
Utah State Council of Protestant Churches
Uniting Community Churches
Congregational Church
Clearfield
California
Stanley North
Extension Division
The
Ogden
Whit
Intermountain District
Uintah and Ouray Indians Spend New Funds Wisely
Uintah and Ouray Indians are investing cautiously with new allotment funds. Local bankers note wise purchases and sound investments though full data is unavailable. Utes buy warm clothing furniture and appliances for electrified homes while used cars dominate purchases. Officials monitor expenditures and require thumbprint signatures on checks for older members.
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Uintah and
Ouray Indians
District Boy Scout Group Is Organized
A new Uintah District Hop Scout Committee has been appointed and met in their task session Oct. 19. New committee members include Chairman Sivas Call and a full slate covering vice chairman Dr. Marrs, commissioner Orlo Goodrich, neighborhood commissioners Garl Gardiner and Erwin Day, organization and extension Karl Whatcott, finance R. Seager, health and safety Harvey Madson, advancement Dr. Dan Price, camping and activities LaBell Anderson, and secretary Richard Jensen. The group aims to enlarge enrollment and organize the program. meetings will occur monthly at 6:00 p.m. in the Board of Education office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah District
Sivas Call
Marrs
Orlo Goodrich
Garl Gardiner
Erwin Day
Karl Whatcott
Nance
R. Seager
Harvey Madson
Dan Price
LaBell Anderson
Richard Jensen
Tor
Board of Education
Adult Education Classes Planned At Uintah High
Uintah High School will host winter adult education classes after registration. Subjects include art photography typing women physical education sewing and understanding of the child with a new class in men’s physical education. Contact A Alwyn Call at the Board of Education office to register or suggest new subjects.
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Uintah High School
A. Alwyn Call
Board of Education
Tackle by Man Retrieves Stolen Truck
George M Calder credited with capturing a car theft suspect and recovering a pickup truck from Vernal Motor Sales. At 11 15 pm Calder and son helped police pursue the thief who abandoned the truck and fled on foot after a brief chase. The suspect Pete Raybal Santa Fe NM was booked for auto theft and Jutta Venty Millecam in County Justice Court faced sentencing.
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George M. Calder
Vernal Motor Sale Company
George
Gates Yard
Bob Bath
Sammy ‘Hatch
Mr. Calder
Second South St
Calders
Bec
Srr Georgér
aS.te
Pete Raybal
Santa Fe
Marshal Bath
Jall
Jutta Venty Millecam
Bal
Rangely Woman Found Dead In Car on Roadside
Mrs. Mary Ellen Seay 53 of Blue Mountain City Colorado died Wednesday from coronary thrombosis after her car veered off the highway and plunged into a bank. Born August 22 1898 in Texas she leaves husband Thomas W Seay and siblings in Texas. Funeral plans pending Vernal Mortuary.
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Mary Ellen Seay
Blue Mountain City
Range
Colo
Rangely
Vernal Mortuary
Deer Hunt Winners Named At Local Contests
About 3000 deer were checked at four stations during the hunt ending October 30. Ashley Farmer's Union Co op awarded first to Stewart Tanner with a 33 inch spread. Dah Hall had 31 inches. Linus Openshaw won booby prize with a 3 inch spread. Biggest buck lead went to Frank Brewer at 244 pounds. Myron Hackne shared a 3444 inch spread. Orlando Cook and Don all tied for antler points with eight and eleven. Contest results to be announced next week at Ashby Valley Appliance.
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Ashley Farmer's Union Co-op
Stewart Tanner
Hall
Linus Openshaw
Ashby Valley
Frank Brewer
Myron Hackne
Orlando Cook
Don
Oil News Contours in Murky Labor of Wells and Towns
Fragmentary oil page note records names and places around Louisiana fields and pipelines. Mentions Walterlvar joy M. Johnson Watson White River Davis Berko and Stanolind with garbled figures and partial well numbers. Indicates activity and stops mid sentence with unclear details.
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Walterlvar Joy M. Johnson
Watson
White River
Davis-Berko
Roy
Dohnadn
Whitlock
Gulf Tai
Gusherpee
Nwa
Goring
Raymond Bigelow Dies After Stroke on Farm Creek Road
Raymond Bigelow, 74, died early Friday from a stroke while hauling mine props near Farm Creek on Mosby Mountain, after being taken to hospital by Basal forist. He was born in Vernal to Elvira and later lived in Lapoint and Vernal, a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Survived by his widow, five daughters, one grandson, three brothers, and four sisters. Burial will be in Lapoint Cemetery.
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Mosby Mountain
Rae Bigelow
Ares
Nay Ples Aare
Elvira Fatty
Lee
Church of Jesus Christ
Laterds Satna
Pogurvivin
Twila Nielson
Betty Borrells
Helen Bigelow
Phillis
Laura B Gels
Lapoint
Bigelow Lapoin
Bite
Waena
Lee Walker
Thor
Construction to Start Soon on National Guard Garage
Commander Ralph Ashton announced a new National Guard storage and classroom garage to be built on government land at the Fair grounds 2nd East and 4th South. The reinforced concrete block structure with brick veneer will cost about 35000 dollars and prefigure a future armory costing 135000 dollars. The 1334 National Combat Battalion, Company A, with fifty men, will train there. enlistments for those under eighteen and a half may be exempt from the draft. Further details on enlistments will follow.
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National Guard
Ralph Ashton
Ara
Fair Grounds
Ashton
Aince
Youth Center Planned at Monday Meet
Campaign plans for founding a Youth Center were laid at a Monday evening meeting of civic groups. Spearheaded by the Junior Chamber of Commerce, the effort aims to offer teens a weekly recreation program for ages 12 to 20. A center with a shuffleboard court, piano, table, and dance floor would host activities funded by memberships and managed by a youth activity committee.
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Junior Chamber of Commerce
Rivas
Itme
Fortam
Eac
Scotty Putman
Otee Junior Chamber of Commerce
Preece
Asy
Brice Watkins
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Master Singers
Ae Music Lovera
Cedar City
Vernal C of C
Union High
Indians Bank
Tnd
Rim
Ward Openshaw
United State Bank Rec
Minter, Wea
Apem Tyre
Ray Candice
J.C. Panney Store
Ulntah &, Ouray
Uintah High
Oil News
Raymond Bigelow
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