Elder Stapley Urges Hold Onto Land for Farmers and Ranchers
Elder Deibert L. Stapley urged farmers and ranchers to keep their land, calling for secure property and better programs. The message included Sacrament meeting planning and priesthood support, stressing stability amid economic concerns. Funeral services for Carlyle Gale Remmelty were scheduled in Vernal with details incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elder Stapley
Staples
Ting
The
Stake
Siler
Dent David Oy
Eatrae
Work Begins on State Jaycee Meet in Vernal
About 300 Jaycees and their wives from more than fifty communities met Monday night to begin plans for the Water Jaycee Seavent to be held in Vernal next May. Vernal Jaycees won their Kid Sieet convention at Cedar City last spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iman Lea
Vernal Jaycees
Cedar City
Veraln Home By Re Ferlonay Damaged 273 Ane Ist
Unclear readable fragments describe damage on a location labeled 273 Ane Ist and mention a person or entity named Ferlonay. Details are obscured by OCR errors, but the record notes possible property or area damage and involved parties.
Christmas in Vernal Prizes Drawn Across Four Saturdays
The Vernal Chamber of Commerce and Merchants Committee sponsor Christmas in Vernal events. Businesses will offer prizes each Saturday before Christmas with drawings and prizes on four consecutive Saturdays. The Junior Chamber of Commerce joins December 13 and December 30 events with additional prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Agin
Bull Exchange and Stray Day Program Announced
Schedule for the Bull Exchange and Stray Day event lists Smith from Carbon Dale Colorado and others in charge. The meeting aims to promote good sires for exchange and improve local cattle by inviting bulls for sale to keep the herd up to standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SiRid Baie Beridey
Ani
Renny
Asaoelat
Vernal Doctor Backs New County Building Plan
A Vernal physician urges approval of a proposed new county building to replace aging city and county offices. He argues the current structure is a fire hazard and hinders efficient government, stressing the need for a modern facility to support major regional services and long term growth.
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Hendling
Onder
Yan
Emmy
Funeral Services Announced For Moronis Pitt
Funeral services are announced for Moronis Pitt of Lake County. Pitt, a farmer and stockman, was an elder and longtime resident. A sister, Cala Wartyy, and other relatives will gather in Vernal for the services, with burial in Deintah Basin.
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Moronis Pitt
Suintan County
Bar Lake
Deintah Basin
Pita
Cala
Vernal Lions Club Trophy Honors Top Service
The Vernal Lions Club received the district governor’s trophy for top service. Dr. Mel Hands presented the award after a district event, with remarks noting the club’s standout efforts in community service and leadership.
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Vernal Lions Club
War Pein
Vernal Lions
Mel Hands
R Case
Presscent
Etda
Vena Pry
Jack Turner
Orn
Vernal Manila Road Project Aims at New 250000 Transition
A fragmented item notes a road program linking Vernal and Manila with a projected cost near 250000. It mentions statewide road authorities and a plan to pave a roughly 20 mile stretch north of a creek area, aiming to improve tourist travel and regional access. The text is garbled but centers on infrastructure funding and construction.
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Bureau PE
Randi
Hany
Engineer Explains Futare Water and Sewer Proposals
Engineer outlines Futare plans for water and sewer projects. Mrs. Ashton Verna, president of Hatignel American, attends a Mayflower Hotel reception in Washington to honor Legion members and veterans. She will travel to Salt Lake City for the Area Conference of the Auxiliary in early December. The report notes pipe sizes and lengths for the proposed system and references a page 14 continuation.
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Ashton
Spa
Hatignel
N. Pens
Ashton Verna
Salt Lake
Auziliary
Whch
Elmbatl Projects and Randlett Read for First Consideration
A report notes that the Elmbatl "June ton and Gonanza" projects are to be awarded for the weeks ahead. Guahere Randlett is mentioned for first consideration in next year’s work, with a Uintah Title quartet named Max t, ¢C, Laur.
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Sean
Speakers Chosen For Alcoholism Workshop
Nov 20 announced for an Alcoholism Workshop at Union High School. The program features a speaker from Alcoholics Anonymous and a second speaker sharing personal recovery experiences. Attendees include teachers, school staff, and the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alco Union High
Alco
Jon Botism
City plans shift on county building site
The county court proposes reconsidering a new building plan, with revised location near the west side and expanded facilities. Officials discuss a future library and department needs, plus water and sewer expansion, amid public debate over the project timeline.
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Howe
Letermine
Ana
H. Fonener
E TIO DAY DARA DAY: A SCHOOL EVENT REPORT
A fragmented account lists volunteers and organizers for a community event. Names include Mrs W A Banks Annette Ackhurst and Mrs Bale. The note mentions a chairperson and helpers, with aims of a successful function.
Financial figures and names amid county records
Fragmented OCR lists amounts and entities including Colorado numbers and Nevada values. It mentions Forester, Omaha, and various financial figures such as 870,403 45 and 654,650.287 with unclear context, showing a chaotic record of funds and beneficiaries without clear actions.
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Chcey Gsase
Forester
Teers
Omaha
Eam
Pat Mall
Colorado
Dino
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Shawn
Gunn Coope
Hower
Jennie Feltch
Cey
Carlyle Reynolds
Carlyle Gale Remmelty
Elder
Deibert L. Stapley
Toa
Ras A
Vernal’ ‘Home
Smith
Carbondale
Wil Bee
Vga
Tae Ms Viet
St Ge
Serye
Medis
Varia
Eve Ashton
Nortas
Sieweer
Bryan Parag
Atrien
Ladien
Stanakes
Kitchen
Firs Ratti
W. A Banks
Annetty Ackhurst
Bale
Sao Ne Ee
Cher
al Tf
Savant
Powell Wye
ORF
Wtach
Tr. Stewarts
Powell
Mrs Stew
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