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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1952
Page
15
Ogden show highlights include cattle displays and an oil and gas location listing in Uintah and Duchesne counties. The event features 4H youth entries, multiple sales including Herefords and Aberdeen Angus stock, with notable exhibitors and a production sale slated for November 17 at 7 o clock.
Frank Ward reports Vernal Chamber of Commerce and State Senators elect will attend the annual National Reclamation Convention. The commission plans introducing a bill to consider a new congress, while the U Basin Commission faces electing a vital chair to replace Clifford. NRA, Reed Preece, and John McMech visit the area as residents host visitors in Vernal.
A PMA program outlines a training and signup schedule for newly elected community committeemen in Uintah County. Aimed at the 1953 Conservation program, sessions start November 13 14 and run through March 19 1953 to explain actions like land leveling phosphate new grass seeding fencing and land clearing. The plan emphasizes no farm products sold under price support and lists members of the county and community committees including PJ Walker Lapoint Blake V Peay Morgin Hall Charley Tyler Davis Morrill and others.
Funeral service for Samuel Hoel featured a singing of God Is Ever Beside Me by a two-women trio and a long list of speakers including Colton and Mark Mi Halk. Interment followed at Rock Point Cemetery with pallbearers and attendees named, under the care of Vernal Morary.
Obituary fragment mentions Gadacles Renn Aastipweek died Monday at 6:30 am, family details, married life, and survivors including husband and two sons Kaiten A Sun and Tawra Santaq. Lads list attending funeral includes Ambrosia Ashby and Eva Ashby. Local setting in Salt Lake City with temple and California mission notes.
An eleven year old girl from Vernal was found in Salt Lake City after being reported missing since Thursday afternoon. She had left home after school and was located by authorities Friday morning. Investigators continue to determine why she wandered from home.
A Division 2 meet took place in Vernal with a dinner for attendees. The event featured a program and music by Hemtrests Orchestra. About 110 attendees were served dinner.
Ideal conditions favored pheasant hunters last weekend with heavy bird activity in several counties. Reports say many bag limits were reached as hunters used dogs effectively while still managing walks on rough terrain. Officials predict continued success with thousands expected to join the season through Christmas Day.
A fragment notes a November 19 1852 City Hall gathering at 11:00 a.m. where a representative spoke about workers over 63 applying for Social Security retirement payments before officially retiring to secure maximum benefits. The text is garbled but centers on retirement income discussions.
Fragmented OCR describes a Wyoming road bridge program in Vernal Utah area with three bridges planned at a total cost exceeding 750000 dollars. It notes a completed 312000 dollar bridge and a larger venture toward a transcontinental route north of the Uinta Mountains, Green River region, and Henrys Fork area.
A Utah State College program gathers scientists and writers to examine Latter day Saint culture in a talk at 8 p.m. in the LDS Institute of Religion. Dr. Merrill will discuss the social sciences approach, with demonstrations of election microxope and plans to tour upcoming student studies in biology and economics.
A 1951 sedan driven by Mrs Barragan left US 40 nine miles west of Vernal, crossed the road, then left the left side after 117 feet, resulting in seven broken legs for the driver and cuts and bruises for a passenger. Barragan cited for reckless driving and driving without a Utah license.
Beaver, member of Utah State College's livestock judging team, won top honors in the show. Also noted is performance from New Mexico with 700 competing individuals achieving high placement against top national competition.
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