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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1951
Page
14
In district court a petition to disincorporate U. S. Oil Shale Corp has been filed. A hearing will be held in the court room. any objections may be filed. County clerk Chast Pope and N J Meagher Jr attorney listed. Vernal address Box 3.
Mosby Irrigation company represented by Elmer Huber seeks extensions to file Proofs of Appropriation for Nos 11795 11796 11797 11798 covering 100 sec ft and 500 ac ft from Dry Fork Creek and 80 sec ft and 1000 ac ft from Twin Lakes North Fork Dry Fork Creeks. Proposed total irrigation 8527.45 acres. Hearing set December 5 1951 at 10:00 am in Salt Lake City. Protests must be filed by December 1 with reasons in affidavit form.
Fred Weyerman is believed to have killed a large season deer near Red Mountain on Monday October 22. The 5 point buck weighed 220 pounds dressed with a horn spread of 30 inches. A large gathering of friends and family from Salt Lake City and nearby towns visited during the deer hunt and related social events.
The Uintah Basin Schools planning board on the Cen tral School site mapped November menus with state officers from Salt Lake City guiding the effort. Rodney Ashby state director, Marjorie Meyers the nutritionist, and Una Vermillion from the USAC cafeteria branch spoke, as twelve Duchesne county planners led by Chairman Mrs Reya Owens attended.
Cloris Dawn Watson, 20, of Slowx Falls SD, earned a $500 scholarship after entering the Colorado Woman's Cortege in the Make It Yourself Wool home sewing drive. The 1951 contest heads toward its climax as proficiency in sewing is celebrated.
Milk distributors in the Ogden Salt Lake Provo area will raise prices for many dairy products effective Thursday November 1. A penny per quart increase on milk two cents per pint on whipping cream one cent per pint on half and one cent per pint on coffee cream. The higher milk price stems from a 35 cent per hundred pounds rise paid to farmers and is said to still keep Utah home delivered milk below the national average. Farmers' costs including feed and labor have risen with beet prices and dairy mix up.
Mr and Mrs Sheldon Lewis and family of Sahara Village Utah spent the latter part of the week visiting Mrs Lewis parents Mr and Mrs J E Jensen. Joe Chapel and family were weekend visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Blake Veay nephew of Bird Peays. Duane Wall of Vernal and Grant Brough of Roy joined hunting trips with local families. Primary Wednesday featured Phyllis Wardle Neola and Thelma Roberts Roosevelt as visitors. Vernal visits, Union Meeting attendees, and a song practice were noted. Ward movies moved to Monday for Mutual on Tuesday nights.
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