District School News and Student Projects Across Campuses
Third and fourth graders perform a book week play The Complete Library to spark love of reading. Students craft library seats from lemon boxes and decorate a border for November. The Central School notes FERA cleanups and a plan for a double tennis court and a race track. Red Cross boxes will be assembled Friday with boys sending to Hawaii and girls to Canada. Students vote on sample ballots, a new experience for some.
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Naples
FERA
Wayne Eaton
Red Cross
Giave
Canada
Hawaiian Islands
Soren Swain
Davis Girls Dominate Naples In One Sided Duel
In Naples, Davis girls defeated Naples girls 13 to 2 while the Davis boys edged Naples 8 to 7. Vergie Gillman, fifth grade, records the results.
Honest Woodsman dramatization at Lota School program
Report by Marva Lewis notes a large crowd at Friday’s school program at Lota School. First grade presented the Honest Woodsman. The note mentions new Red Cross badges, filled Christmas boxes, and plans to hold weekly programs. Signed by fourth grade student Elda Barney.
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Lota School
Woodsman
Marva Lewis
Elda Barney
GLESNES SCHOOL Fifth and Sixth Grades Help Red Cross
The fifth and sixth grades are crafting items from spools to support the Red Cross. A box will be sent to the Hawaiian Islands. The fifth grade is making a United States map on the sand table.
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Glesnes School
Red Cross
Hawaiian Islands
United States
Della Alire
Lapoint School Wins Big In Friday Indoor Game
Lapoint school seventh and eighth graders played a Friday indoor game with Lapoint boys winning 21 to 1 after nine innings. In science class eighth graders demonstrated fire making with flint and steel and bow and arrow friction methods. The school has enrolled in the Junior Red Cross to boost interest. Reported by Rita Golding.
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Lapoint School
Bennett
Lapoint
Red Cross
Rita Golding
Old Mother Hen and Little Chickens Plant Project at LRIDELL SCHOOL
First graders describe a classroom plant named Old Mother Hen and Little Chickens. They plan to care for it with air sun and water, place it in a sunny window, water weekly, and each student will take a Little Chicken home when it grows.
Fires on Morro Castle and Nome Alaska Help by Red Cross
Red Cross relief teams aided victims after the Morro Castle fire and the Nome Alaska blazes. The agency also responded to Kentucky floods and August cloudbursts, plus drought related epidemics.
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Morro Castle
Nome Alaska
Red Cross
Kentucky
Mono Castle
Alaska
Nome
Army of Goodwill Aids Flooded Kentucky Schools
Junior Red Cross members contributed 100 from the National Children Fund to replace destroyed schoolbooks after last August floods in Kentucky. The group’s 7250280 members last year marked a rise of more than 250000 over the prior year as they run local aid programs and foster international friendship through correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Red Cross
Kentucky
National Children Fund
Dragon School Eighth Grade Writes on Gilsonite Life
Eighth grade pupils explore the fading of gilsonite and the dawn of dragon lore in English class. Sixth grader Cleo Endicott pens life in a mining camp framed for her Nebraska hometown audience. May inspire a local response from Miss Rodahaugh.
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Dragon School
Gtade
Dragen
Cleo Endicott
Mtiisy Rodahaugh
Nebraska
Operetta Huge Success At Jensen Junior High
The Jensen Junior High presented an operetta Circus Day on November 10 with 26 pupils performing. Every pupil took part in colorful acts while a popcorn and peanut vendor and circus clowns added entertainment. The show aims to raise funds for a Salt Lake trip next spring under teacher Mrs Myrtle Peterson.
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Jensen Junior High
Jensen
Myrtle Peterson
Salt Lake
Dynamite Cap Injures Deep Creek Boy
Ten year old Durval Cook of Deep Creek found a mud covered dynamite cap and while scraping it with a pocket knife the cap exploded. His right hand thumb and forefinger were mostly blown away, the second finger damaged, and pieces lodged on his body and face. He was taken to Vernal then Salt Lake City for eye treatment. doctors feared loss of sight in one or both eyes.
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Durval Cook
Benjamin Cook
Deep Creek
Vernal
F G Eskelton
Salt Lake Cty
Former Vernal Mother Dids Florine Cazier Blachet
Florine Cazier Blachet of Nephi and former Vernal resident died at home in Wachington DC on November 1 after an operation. Born November 2 1884 in Nephi she was survived by husband Lawrence Blackett Washington sons and daughters Marion and Mary Blackett Salt Lake City Carol Jonnie and Orson L Blackett Washington one grandson a brother and five sisters. Body brought to Utah for private service conducted at Nephi.
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Florine Cazier Blachet
Orson Cazier
Nephi
Vernal
Wachieton DC
Blachet
Lawrence Blackett
Washington
John Henry Tempest Jr
Marion
Mary Blackett
Salt Lake Carol
Jonnie
Orson L. Blackett
Utah
Crail Colorado Bank Building Sold to Local Trucking Owner
Joe Stanton owner of Stanton Trucking bought the First National Bank building in Citig for 17100. Garfield Tubbs of Denver bid 16151. The new owner will rent space for stores and offices and use the quarters for a new bank when Crail is ready. The building was constructed in 1917 at an approximate cost of 45000.
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Joe Stanton
Stanton Trucking Company
First National Bank
Citig
Garfield Tubbs
Denver
Craig
Farewell Testimonial for Howard Dudley in Jensen Ward
A farewell testimonial will be held at the Jensen ward chapel Thursday evening November 22 for Howard Dudley. He leaves for Salt Lake City and will depart December 6 to serve a mission in the LDS church's Eastern States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jensen Ward Chapel
Howard Dudley
Salt Lake City
Dudley
Salt Lake
LDS Church
Peter B Kyne at His Best in Golden Dawn
Peter B Kyne, famed author of Cappy Ricks, presents Golden Dawn a serialized tale of love and mystery. The story follows two girls, a lively adventure, and a rescue by a young doctor amid action humor suspense and surprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter B Kyne
Golden Dawn
Golden Dan
Kyne
San Francisco
Vernal Local News Briefs Include Visits and Election Count
LeRoy Taylor of Rendlett and Frank Reber visited Vernal on Wednesday. LeRoy Guldiakh of Gallard attended the county commission board meeting, which finalized the election returns. A fire in Ghonpsons Utah caused $15000 damage to a garage and three warehouses. Ward conference in Vernal First ward is Sunday with invited members. Stewart Ashton, son of Mr and Mrs Ray Ashton, spent the weekend with his parents while attending Wasatch Academy at Mt Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Ashton
Ray Ashton
Stewart
Wasatch Academy
Mt Pleasant
Mayer and Mrs Cooper Return From Salt Lake City Visit
Mayer and Mrs. R. Cooper returned on Tuesday from Salt Lake City where they were on official business.
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Mayer
R. Cooper
Salt Lake City
Attorney Meagher Attends District Court Session
Attorney Mary Alice Meagher of Sears Meagher and Sears in Salt Lake City attends district court this session, representing clients in ongoing proceedings.
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Mary Alice Meagher
Sears, Meagher and Sears
Salt Lake City
Couple Records License At Grand Junction Court House
Ernest Jones and Ida May Cox of Grand Junction secured a marriage license at the courthouse on November 10.
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Ernest Jones
Ida May Cox
Grand Junction
Cole
Court House
Carter Heads to St George for Winter Health Visit
C S Carter left the past week for St George where Mrs Carter is spending the winter in hopes of improving her health.
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C S Carter
St George
Mrs Carter
Vernal Seminary Principal Visits American Park on Business
H Grant West the principal of Vernal seminary traveled to American Park in the past week on official business.
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H Grant West
Vernal Seminary
American Park
Harden Carlson and Ruby Louise Priest wed couples on Nov 14
Harden Carlson and Ruby Louise Priest of Maybell Gola received a marriage license at the county clerk's office on November 14. The license clears the way for a planned marriage later this year.
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Harden Carlson
Mss
Ruby Louise Priest
Maybell Gola
County Clerks Office
Vernal Couple Granted Marriage License on November 13
Dean Preece of Vernal son of Heber Preece and Miss Pearl Jenkins of Lapoint daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Jenkins were granted a marriage license on November 13.
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Dean Preece
Vernal
Heber Preece
Miss Pearl Jenkins
Lapoint
Frank Jenkins
Pitts Family Visits After Brother Lorenzo's Death
Seth Pitt and his children Alice and Harold from Kamas stayed at the bedsit of Mr Pitts’s brother, Lorenzo, who died on Wednesday. The family returned home on Monday.
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Seth Pitt
Alice
Harold
Kamas
Mr Pitts
Lorenzo
Farewell for Neff Smart Leaves Provo Ward
Mr and Mrs William B Wallis hosted a farewell Sunday night in the Provo Fourth Ward for Neff Smart who departs this week for a mission to England. Mr Smart is the brother of Mrs Walulis.
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William B Wallis
Provo Fourth Ward
Neff Smart
England
Smart
Walulis
RS Collet Attends Conference Then Speaks at Funeral
RS Collet from Salt Lake City spoke at the funeral of Mrs John S Wacking on Saturday after attending a quarterly conference on Sunday where he was a speaker, and returned home on Monday.
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RS Collet
Salt Lake City
John S Wacking
Nso
Injured Couple Reported From Vernal Visit
David Karren and his wife were in Vernal on Wednesday from Jeno. About a week earlier Mr Karren suffered a horse fall that crushed the calf of his right leg and caused an abscess requiring a physician’s attention.
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David Karren
Vernal
Jeno
Mr Karren
Cummings and Huckings Visit Vernal on Company Business
M Cummings of Salt Lake and W A Huckings of Provo visited Vernal on business Wednesday. Cummings is advertising manager of the Utah Power and Light Company and Huckings is manager of the Provo division for the company.
Gas finds highlighted in Dakota sand prospects at Daggett County
Mountain Fuel Supply reports gas shows in the first Dakota sand at 5662 feet and shale at 5760 feet while coring tests progress. In Colorado, a planned meeting in Grand Junction will discuss moving sheep into Utah and rehabilitation efforts amid western drouth conditions as FRA Carpenter outlines grazing policy shifts.
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Mountain Fuel Supply Company
Daggett County
Colorado
Utah
Grand Junction
Colo
Carpenter
Petersons travel to Salt Lake City to see daughter off
Mr and Mrs Peterson went to Salt Lake City Wednesday to see their daughter Cornelia Helme her departure the following day for the eastern states mission.
Ada Winder Visits With Salt Lake City Parents
Miss Ada Winder, a student at the LDS Business College in Salt Lake City, spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs J Winder.
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Ada Winder
LDS Business College
Salt
J Winder
Utah Old Gold Seller Solicits Old Jewelry and Treasures
J A Gregosy of Salt Lake City representing the Utah Old Gold company seeks to purchase old souvenirs containing gold or old jewelry and trinkets.
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J A Gregosy
Salt Lake City
Utah Old Gold Company
Trial Reported Over Liquor Charge on Tah-Gulay Reservation
J Ray Balewin faced trial in the past week on a charge of introducing liquor on the Tah-Gulay Indian reservation, according to press reports.
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J Ray Balewin
Uintah-Gulay
Mrs D Ray Gardner Visits Friends Before Lapoint Trip
Mrs D Ray Gardner of American Fork visited with Mr and Mrs Audy Merkley on Monday on her way to Lapoint to visit her sister Mrs Bert Swain. Mrs Gardner formerly Harvey at Lapoint.
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D Ray Gardner
American Fork
Audy Merkley
Lapoint
Bert Swain
Gardner
Hvey
Miss Isabell Dillman Visits With Mrs Swain
Miss Isabell Dillman spent the weekend with her mother Mrs Frank Swain. Dillman was accompanied by Miss June Farnes a classmate. Dillman attending BYU at Piovo.
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Isabell Dillman
Frank Swain
Dillman
June Farnes
Miss Dillman
Byu
Piovo
Wool demand up this week in Civilian fabrics
The Commercial Bulletin on November 10 notes stronger prices for wool, especially half blood and finer grades, reflecting better business in civilian fabrics markets.
Monument to be moved to courthouse grounds this week
The gas well near Ashley Valley is down 1100 feet with water at 700 feet cased off. The water rose near the top of the casing before a state project to move the Doughboy monument, planned by Witbeck Post No 11, is set to take place next week in the city courthouse area.
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Ashley Valley
Town
Witbeck
Remote Willw Creek School Plans Two-Teacher Expansion
Twenty students attend Willw Creek school taught by Mrs Clara B Bean in Provo across seven grades. A new building is planned with provisions for two teachers, reflecting the school's remote location in the county.
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Willw Creek
Clara B Bean
Provo
Optimist tones in Noahs flood-era reflections
Fragmentary line ponders optimism amid biblical flood imagery. The speaker imagines Noahs era optimism, suggesting even a flood would be seen as a passing shower. The text reads as a reflective, metaphorical musing rather than a report.
Printing Services Ad Says We Print Anything From Cards to Catalogs
Local printer advertises versatile services covering business cards to bound catalogs. Emphasizes capability to handle diverse printing needs for individuals and businesses.
Dolls Tour Neighbor Borr Row Your Papesh
A local notice promotes renewing your paper and obtaining a new subscription for a neighbor at $3.75, offering a half deduction for trouble. The fragment reads as a city paper subscriber incentive with unclear names or dates.
Showalter and Son Visit Heber City Then Nevada
Go W Showalter and son Don traveled to Heber City to visit Mr and Mrs Lynn Murdock last weekend. They then proceeded to Nevada and Frovo and Salt Lake before returning.
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Showalter
Don
Heber City
Vist
Lynn Murdock
Nevada
Frovo
Salt Lake
Rough voyage of American boys to Manhattan
A fragment notes that a group of American boys planned to travel to Manhattan while a man’s work is praised as outstanding and a boy faced hardship but hunger did not occur.
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Manhattan
Merrill Christopherson Chosen Leader of Norway Scout Camp
Merrill Christopherson is chosen to lead a Norwegian scout group spending the summer of 1934 at Camp Sorlend in Lilis Norway. He is a Masters graduate from Teachers College Cmb university and has past funeral experiences in New York and abroad as he prepares to take on a key role in the Timpanogos Council.
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Norway
Merril Christophersom
Sorlend
Lilis
Merril Wes
The
Teachers College
Cmb
New York
West
Aderson
Pew
Timpanogos
Merrill
Anderson
New York City
Merrill Christopherson
Wunners Find Plenty of Game in Verna Arta
Hunters gather for a Verna Arta hunt with D H Meret former state fish and game commissioner now supervisor. Officials include Newell B Cook Drey Burnham Pr Ed Hampton Perry Burnham Charles M Nicht Ira Dernchamp Parke Davis Tony Lund George Madsby Harry Frickson Gus Blaskman Earl Racliff Earl Gerwner and Dr Ingleby among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D H Meret
State Fish and Game Corrie
Miss Oner
U & National
Pik Ser
Yiez Newell
Cook
Caishana
Drey Burnham
DDS
Ed Hampton
Perry Burnham
Charles M Nicht
Salt Lake
Ira Dernchamp
Harery Laynd
Parke
Davia Drug Co
Kansas City
Tony Lund
George Mi Gadsby
Utah Power and Light Company
Harry L Frickson
Gus P Blaskman
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Lridell School
City Council
UHS
FFA
Jfnscen School
Bank
Crail
Uintah High
Albert M Goodrich
Hove
Peter B. Kyne
Ploter
Agus Acoa
LeRoy Taylor
Rendlett
Frank Reber
Leota
LeRoy Guldiakh
Gallard
Foun
Wedesday
Board of County Commissioners
Ghonpsons
Tane
France
Germany
Spain
Crosley
A. F
Cellier Purmiture Co
SCOUT
Anderson 10
Verna
Arta
Raese
RCA. Radios
Calder Motor Company
Real
Chevrolet
Chrysler
NASH
Nash Touring
Oldsmobile
Burlan Sachs
Vernal, Utah
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