Community Notes From Vernal and Nearby Areas
Sunday visitors include Mr and Mrs John G Harking of Gusher and Mr and Mrs Jas Lindsay with relatives. A Republican rally was held at the chapel. Several locals travel to Salt Lake City for medical aid and temple work. Primary day moved to Tuesday for chapel meetings, with a rally and dance event at Maeser chapel and a showing of the film Seed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hacking
John G. Harking
Jas Lindsay
Guy Duke
Heber City
Sarah Oaks
Lindsay
Oaks
Duke Iso
Ray Duke
Vernal
Ted Bilis
Pew Baby
Jay Packs
Bqls
Elmer Holforta
Abe Price
Floyd Perry
Lapoint
Jones
Mont Carpenter
Salt Lake City
Tom
Timothy
Colorado
Owen Hacking
Salt Lake
Weston Oaks
Provo
William Oaks
Tom Timothy
Boneta
John Timothy
Temple
Los Angeles
Walter Hannefield
Pete Walphen
Goleeente
Beceepine
Trueman Afiller
Uintah Barty
Maeser
Local Social And Community Notes From Vernal Area
Davis Mr and Mrs William Offield of Port Creek visit Vernal. Mrs Andrew Atticott in poor health. Republican rally held at ward house. Miss Aretti Smuin entertains MYA Bee Hive class with games and lunch. Henry Williams family relocate to Smithfield for winter. Cye Smuin goes to Little Emma mine for work. Ward house meeting plans for a new chapel. Mrs Benjamin Slaugh hosts quilting with Mrs Slaugh, Mrs Boren, and Mrs Flaugh nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williarm Offield
Pot. Creek
Davis Ward
Vernal
Andrew Atticod
Ward House
Aretti Smuin
Mya
Henry Willams
Green River
Smithfeld
Cye Smuin
Mendas
Little Emma
Hyrum B Calder
Archie Johnson
Benjamin Slaugh Sr
Charles Slaugh
Loen Boren
Hyrum Flaugh
Display of Silver Cross Foxes In Vernal Window
In the J C Penn store window H Walter Woolley displays Silver Cross fox pelts raised this year. Woolley, assistant cashier of the Tunted State Bank, says the pelts are valuable and will be shipped to market next week. He notes pups born in March and April are killed in October and that he has raised many for breeding. others in the venture include John W Pop, Stringham, and Joseph P Hacking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J C Penn
Il Pelta
Silver Cross Fox
H. Walter Woolley
Tunted State Bank
Woolley
Narch
Afr
John W Pop PC Stringham
Joseph P Hacking
Fish Planting Report Near Naraje Lake This Summer
The State Fish and Game Department released 176000 fish into Naraje Lake during the summer after completion of a highway stretch on Grand Central Highway a few miles south of Cedar City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Fish and Game Department
Naraje Lake
Grand
Red Cross Relief Efforts in 1939 Strain Resources and Union Aid
The American Red Cross faced heavy relief burdens in 1939 with droughts floods fires and storms across multiple states. It aided 75 600 families totaling 3286 000 individuals in the year ending June 30 1882 and spent substantial funds from its treasury to feed protect and assist victims. Local and national contributions plus the annual Red Cross drive support ongoing emergencies and encourage readers to join the local chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
United States
Reg Crota
Red Cross
Northwest
North
South Dakota
Montana
Nebraska
Washington
Iowa
Mirafsetpp
Armia
Avery Citizen
George Alexander Making Record at Logan
George Alexander of Vernal a Uintah high school student is making good on his Utah State Agricultural College freshman football end duties. He showed promise in the season opener at Rexburg Idaho as Rexburg Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Utah
Geo Alexander
Vernal
Uintah High School
Utah State Agricultode
Alexander
Rexburg
Idaho
School of Arts and Sciences
Uintah County Students At A G Hold Meeting
Uintah County 4-H Club members from the Utah County area attending Utah State Agricultural College gathered October 27 in Logan. Horace Palmer presided as 4-H Club president. Maxine Sharp performed a clarinet solo, with William Peterson and Madre Reese presenting talks on extension work and field agent programs. Peterson highlighted 4-H benefits for rural students pursuing college education through scholarships and prizes, presenting Sharp with fifty and twenty-five dollar awards from Ball and Kerr Glass Companies for the best canned product at the Utah State Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Utah
LeRoy Oakes
Mary Hoeft
Corinda Peterson
Haro'd Wall
Uktah Goounty
Utah State Agricultural College
Horace Palmer
Maxine Sharp
William Peterson
Extension Service
Madre Reese
Western States
Tor Peterson
Coalville
Ball and
Kerr Glass Companies
Vernal Girl Chosen for AC Publication Staff
Miss Marie Singleton of Vernal has been appointed to the feature staff of the Utah State Agricultural College paper. The weekly publication offers experience to student journalists. Singleton is registered in the School of Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logen
Utah
Marie Singleton
Vernal
Utah State Agricultural College
Miss Singleton Ia
School of Education
4 H Club Contest Honors Rae Carol Bharp for National Award
Rae Carol Bharp of Coalville Summit County named winner of state wide honor and an Elgin gold watch for excellence in the 4 H Canning Project. D P Murray of Utah's Logan Agricultural College led the contest with prizes from Herr Glass Manufacturing for rural youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Rae Carol Bharp
Coalville
Summit County
Elgin
National Committee On Boys and Girls Club
D P Murray
State Extension Service Agricultural College
Logan
Utah
Cope
Chiawa
Herr Glass Manfacturing Corporation
Sand Springs
Oklahoma
United States
Kerr Company
Hay preservation and crop outlook in Utah remarks
WW Ovens of the Utah Extension Service says stocking hay is good business to guard against high prices after harvest. He notes that proper stacking reduces spoilage and that a ten percent carryover protects against dry years. A thesis on fish eating birds is noted as awarded a research fellowship though not yet public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ovens
Utah Extension Service
Utah
Uchle
Museum of
University of Californ'a
Ralph W Chambern
University
Six Utah Valley Students Enroll at University of Utah
Six students from Uintah County based in Vernal are registered as resident students at the University of Utah for the present term. Total resident students reach 3171 with 1955 men and 1226 women. Vernal College entries list Ciatudius Banks Harold Bangs Glade Colton Ruth Johnson Lorna Siddoway LaMar Steptaker and Mary Louise Thome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balt Lake City
Uintah’ County
University of Utah
Jeanne M. Home
Yision
School of Mines and Engineering
Vernal City
The
State University
Ciatudius Banks
Harold Maurice Bangs
Glade B Colton
Ruth B Johnson
Lorna Boone
Splendid Road Project Progress in Ashley National Forest
Forest department work on a twelve mile road in Ashley National Forest paused by heavy cold. Spring will resume construction from the Smith Fork area to Gridger Valley, benefiting Uinta county residents. The three year project, costing about 61 000, aims to connect foothills to the Interior timber belt. A nine mile preliminary road was built by Wyoming residents to secure forest support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James O Stewart
Ashley National Forest
Tha
Smith Fork
Gridger Valley
Ummta County
Wye
Interior
Forest Department
Peope of
Wyoming
Interior Timber Belt
University Toasts Birds Dictating Utah Game Fish Diet
University of Utah zoology findings argue game birds do not prey on game fish. William H Behle’s thesis analyzes over a hundred birds from Great Salt Lake islands, noting predation on slow-moving fish like carp and gar, not game species.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University
Utah
East Lake City
Islands
Great Balt Lake
William H Behte
Department of Zoology
University of Utah
Behle
Beble
California
Beg Island
Wolte Fock Island
Fron
Fashion authority Mise Cherie Nicholas guides women’s wear
The article highlights Mise Cherie Nicholas as a leading fashion authority guiding women readers on up to date styles at moderate costs. It traces her career from Chicago style articles to editorial roles in Millinery Herald and major wholesale millinery houses and notes high regard from retailers and readers nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Cherie Nicholas
United State
Miss Nicholas
Nicholas
United States
St. Louis
Chicago
Miliinery
Aso
Iterald
Yetall
Coantry
Audh
Fashion advice from Miss Nichtan guides modern women
The article extols Miss Nichtan as an expert on practical economical fashion. It notes her visits to New York and Chicago fashion centers, authentic illustrations, and selections of color and materials likely to please women readers. The paper urges readers to follow her weekly pieces and share with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
foeMemp
Miss Nichtan
New York
Chicago
Misa Nicholas
Rich ore strike near Deep Creek gold hills reported
In the Deep Creek mountains near here Gold Hill Cerlton F and Guy Wilson report a rich ore strike. A new water conduit project to transport Salt Lake City water from Wood Avenue to 17th South Street is proposed. Logan road work on the College Hin project starts by contractor Olof Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cerlton
Wood
17Th South Street
Logan
College Hin
Olof Nelson
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J.C. Penney GO Department
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Mr. Peays
Randlett
Davis
George Alexamder
Uintah County
A. G
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Utail Thi Tean
Chcrie Nicholas
de, Elbert DB
Chanas
Denver
Bosch Radio
Wei
Pone Apeese
Ene
Oups & Saulors
Bode
Fencee
Allen’s Cash Stores
Raibins
Largo
Periepe
Italy
Hewlet's
Endendy
Bob White
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