Uintah State Bank Becomes Part of First Security System
The historical Uintah State Bank trace covers its 1910 opening in Vernal Utah with founders including William Smart and Edward Samuels. It details early leadership, first cashier L W Curry, the 1913 building, wartime and Depression resilience, growth to $53 million in assets by 1956, and the February 29 1956 merger with First Security Bank, with remarks by A Cheney on joining a larger regional system and expanded services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal
Uintah Basin
Uintah
William H. Smart
Edward D Samuels
W M McCoy
George FE Adams
William J Siddoway
J K Bullock
If W Woolley
Thomas W O'Donnell
D Colton
L W Curry
S R Bennion Werbert Tyzack
Uintah State Bank
Ouray
Belcher
William l Smart
William If Siddoway
Edward D Samuels J Y. Bullock
George E Adams
IE W Woolley
W M. McCoy
R . Collett
Smart
A. Cheney
Curry
First Security Bank
First Security
Utah
Idaho
Wyoming
United States
Cheney
Jle
FIA
Uintad State Bank
Moon Lake Assa Officers Attend Regional Meeting in Salt Lake City
More than 250 representatives from 66 rural electrics across eight states attended the National Mural Electric Cooperative Association Region IX Annual Meeting at the Hotel Utah in Salt Lake City November 3 and 4. Moon Lake Electric Association of Utah led the hosting with Vernal attendees named among directors and spouses enjoying tours and a women’s program during the sessions and luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
California
Idaho
Montana
Oregon
Nevada
Utah
Washington
National Mural Electric Cooperative Association
Salt Lake City
Reed Burr
Garbane Power Association
Richfield
Moon Lake Electric Association of Utah
Vernal
J Ballard
Robert Johnston
M J Ylten
Thomas Howell
Tay Brown
Marion Ross
Elvin Urquhart
Ira Cramer
Ralph Taylor
Ralph Chew
NRECA
United States
George D Clyde
Walter Warrison
Millen
Georgia
NECA
Clyde T Ellis
US Congress
Arkansas
REA
David Adam i
Frank E Moss
Hotel
Colorado
Moon Lake Electric
Assa
Extended Hunts Open for Deer November 11 13
The extended deer hunt on the Vernal Unit will run November 11 12 and 13 with unused regular season tags and the special antlerless permit valid. The Book Cliffs north half will be open to regular and antlerless tags. Antlerless permits may be obtained by mail or in person at the Price Fish and Game office. Five day hunts on Clay Basin sold out, with some left for Lucerne Valley and Taylor Flat. Weather will trigger openings as deer move to winter ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Book Cliffs
Fish and Game
Lucerne Valley
Taylor Fiat
Cald Dob Tensen
Vernal National Guard Unit Nets Superior Rating from Sixth Army
The Vernal National Guard unit, part of the 115th Engineer Battalion, earned a Superior rating after a Western States IG inspection at Presidio San Francisco. The Heber platoon contributed significantly. three members head to Ft Ord for six months of regular Army training. unit plans enlistment of 10 more soldiers. Also announced are hunter safety classes, a small bore rifle training, bantam basketball tryouts, and calls for sponsors and coaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guards
Heber
Vernal
Gary B Taylor
National Guard Armory
Ft Ord California
Brent Anderson
James D Grant
Doren R Sadlier
Verna National Guard
Wayne D Martinsen
Armory
Neight
Vernal Visitors See Davis Family Departure for Mission
Mr and Mrs George Davis former Vernal residents visited Vernal with friends and relatives. The couple accompanied their son Wayne to Salt Lake City where he entered the mission home prior to joining the Central States Mission, and departed Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Davis
Vernal
Davis
Wayne
Salt Lake City
Central States
Day
Building funds split with furniture and fees named
At a meeting of the industrial development committee plans were outlined for using about 100000 dollars with 40000 to 50000 set for school furniture. SuptTraws explained as the group planned a phosphate development tour for Tuesday after lunch. A letter from Ival Goslin warned conservationists aim to limit Glen Canyon storage to protect Rainbow Bridge.
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Industrial Development Committee
Ival Goslin
Upper
Colorado River Development Committee
Glen Canyon
Rainbow Bridge
Sierra!Club of
California
Goslin
Rex Roylance
Jaycees
National
US 40 Assn
Vernal
Chamber 1
Jim Wharton
Johna-Manville Company
Auto Collision Damages and Vehicle Loss on Front Page
The Ballard car suffered 80 dollars in hood and left front door damage, while the Lambert car continued 120 feet and struck a 1955 Chevrolet owned by Charles M Wright of Vernal, knocking the Wright car onto the curb and a parking meter. Total loss reported, engine knocked out, front smashed in, with 1380 dollars in damage and facial injuries to Mrs Fox who was hospitalized. Police Chief Claudius A Banka and Sgt Howard Powell investigated with Highway Patrol assistance.
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Manwaring
Royalld
Henderson Md
Herbert M Snyder
Republican Ireland
Merkley
Snyder
Uintah
Rulon Hacking
Glen A Lambert
Grant Pickup
Karl Shialer
Pickup
Ballard
Gusher
Avalon
Willows
Blayne Morrill
Whiterocks
Tridel
Lapoint
Ulatsh
John F Kennedy
Lyndon B Johnson
Richard M Nixon
Kenry Cabot Lodge U. 5
A. Walter Stevenson
M Blaine Peterson
George D Clyde
A Barlocker
Lamont
Toronto
Laurel J Brown
Walter L. Budge
WH Henderson
Sherman J Preece
Louis E Moley
Sid Lambourne
Sharp M Larsen
Jackson D Howard
Alien
Sorensen
Leland Sowards
Inlant
Stringham
Asher Manwaring
Royal
Henderson
Rulon
Jiacking
Roland Merkley
Lambert
Chevrolet
Iotel
Charles M Wright
Vernal
Wright
Fox
Claudius A Banka
TV Club Plans Discussion on Coat Accounting and Trailer Court
TV Club discussions continue with Lloyd Winward and another accountant detailing coat accounting for road shops. Don Showalter and Cal Gibbe protest Lamond Tul Ms trailer court proposal. The matter is taken under advisement as commissioners approve Sheriff Norman T. Fletcher to attend a five day peace officers school at Camp William.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Winward
Don Showalter
Cal Gibbe
Lamond Tul
Camp Williama
Norman T. Fletcher
Lehi Defeats Uintah 34-0 In Final Football Game
Uintah Utes visited Lehi in a closing football clash, with Lehi routing Uintah 34 to 0. Lehi dominated the first half, scoring most points while several sophomores gained varsity experience under Coach Louis Mele. Citations are pending from City Police Officer Earl Lakrum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah High
Uintah Utes
Lehi
Louis Mele
Earl Lakrum
Chiet Banks
Coach predicts brighter basketball season for Coraptaina
The coach notes strong progress this year and expects a better team next season. Incoming juniors Jimmy Vernon and David Murray will lead the squad, joined by junior Doug Swett. Promising sophomores Cary Delcher John Hawa Allan Lee Harvey Kanistanauz and Roy Caldwell headline a rising group, with returning lettermen and junior high prospects boosting the roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coraptaina
Jimmy Vernon
David Murray
Doug Swett
Cary Delcher
Aconing
John Hawa
Allan Lee
Harvey Kanistanauz
Roy Caldwell
Mele
Camp Sacajawea DUP Meeting This Friday 2 P M
Camp Secajawes DUP will meet this Friday at 2 pm at the home of Mrs Bertha Fletcher AN members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacajawea Dup
Secajawes Dup
Mra
Bertha Fletcher
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Garrett Case
William Toward
Taft
Moon Lake Assa
Tlon Insurance
Harold R. Sargent
Eres
Sargent
Vernal National Guard Unit
Netal
Sixth Army
Uintah County
TV Club
Ashton
del Monte Orange
del Monte
Lyons Radiant Ies
Pillsbury's Pudding & Cake
Boston
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