Fourth District Court continues to November 20
In the fourth term of court Judge Abe W Turney, Dallas H Young, Hugh W Colton, TT M Alder, L Wiliam Carlstrom, and other officers convened. The case against Elmer Faucett was postponed to November 20 with possible forfeiture and warrant if absent. Leo and Leonard Phearson were discharged for insufficient evidence. John McNaughton, arraigned without counsel, awaits counsel. trial set for November 23 if plea is not guilty. Election pouch details were resealed to allow proper census and tallying. Final estate accounts granted for Triplett, Mantle, Ashton, and Snow. various probate actions and admin appointments noted. continued on page five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe W Turney
Fourth Judicial District
Dallas H Young
Hugh W Colton
TT M Alder
Wiliam Carlstrom
Elmer Faucett
Leo
Leonard Phearson
John MccNaughtan
McNaughton
North Vernal City
South Vernal City
Moffat
Oscar Ray Triplett
James Minor Mantle
W Stanley Ashton
Elizabeth Snow
Hazel King
Samuel H Pullin
Michael O Nash
John N Davis
Grace Hansen
W L Pawling
Ira Nelson
George Ralph Nelson
William Willis Wilson
Conés
Arthur A Woolley
Jane Mecham
Harriet Haws
Vernal local notes and land deals in brief
Harden Bennion performs assessment work on the Dry Gulch area covering about 200 acres. Naples residents plan a meeting house celebration when electric lights are activated. Lynne Ashton expands his residence. Mrs Rebeau Calder hosts Current Topics with pumpkin pie and whipped cream. J K Butlock bought nine acres in Vernal from Mr Radcliff, Alfred Anderson tract. Ed F Hamston, newly elected mayor of Roosevelt, recovers from blood poison. Walter F Glenn resigns as Uintah Basin farm and home demonstrator to join Box Elder school work. E A Custer and Ray Horn were in Grand Junction on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harden Bennion
Bennon
Naples
Lynne Ashton
Rebeau Calder
Tillie Young
J K Butlock
Northwest Forty
Vernal
Radcliff
Alfred Anderson
Ed F Hamston
Roosevelt
Walter F Glenn
Uintah Basin
Box Elder County
Glenns
E A Custer
Fine Gold Placer Mining Company
Ray Horn
Grand Junction
Utah State College to Erect Home Economics Building
Final orders for a new Home Economics and Student Commons building at Utah State Agricultural College, with a cost of 325000, will be built east of the Engineering Building. The L shaped structure will overlook the highway, house all major Home Economics departments, and include laboratories, classrooms, and a terrace for social gatherings. Completion is slated for September 1934, and plans were drawn by Rodgson and McClanahan of Ogden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Studen Commons
Utah State Agricultural College
Rim Loran
Preston
Brighandhen Salt Lake
Cache Valley
Wasetch Mountains
Utah State
Messrs Rodgson and
McClanahan
Ogden
School of Home Economics
Jensen Bridge Day Dedication Under Armistice Day Sky
A big Armistice Day crowd gathered in Jensen for the Jensen Bridge Day dedication over the Green River, part of the Victory Highway project. Speakers from state and local groups praised US 40 as a national link, with Utah paving progress and rock asphalt tests highlighted. The event featured a historical pageant, a Lions Club dinner, and music from Uintah High School and Uintah Academy bands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jensen
Green River
America
George E Guld
Witbeck
American Legion
Jensen Bridge
New York
Sanrancisco
New York City
Uintah County
Hotel Escalante
J C Anderson
Vernal Lions Club
Vernal
Earl Douglas
Salt Lake City
Dinosaur Marice
Kerr
State Road Commission
Henry H Blood
Victory Highway
Utah
Governor Blood
Mr Kerr
Oakland
Heber City
Kansas
Atlantic City
Colorado
US 40
L 8S Maher
Soldier Monument
Maurice Housecroft
Teousecroft
WD Rischel
Utah State Automobile Association
Mr Rischel
W T B Calder
Wih
Anderson
S Carter
R C Cooper
Stewart
Ashley National Forest
W T Henderson
B P Kelly
H J Chatwin
Frank P Wellman
W L Fletcher
W J Johnson
Leroy Goodrich
Wit
Jensen School
Uintah Basin
UHS to Award Woolley Public Speaking Cup
Uintah High School announces an extemporaneous public speaking contest with a silver loving cup prize donated by H Walter Woolley. The winner may keep the trophy after two consecutive wins. non-consecutive winners keep it for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah High School
H Walter Woolley
Lb G Noble
George Alexander Injured in Colorado Aggie Game
George Alexander, star UHS and USAC athlete known as Cotton Alexander, sustained an injury during Utah Aggies play on Saturday. He delivered a 43 yard run stealing the CAC defense before stumbling near the goal line. His condition improved by Wednesday as confirmed by his parents Mr and Mrs J G Alexander who traveled to Logan to be with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Cotton’ Alexander
Colorado Aggie
Utah Aggies
CAC
J. G Alexander
Logan
Canal Companies Vote on Reservoir Plans in December
Representatives from Highline Ashley Central Ashley Upper Rock Point Island Ditch Steinaker and Dodds Ditch met to hear Leon P Christensen led committee findings on additional reservoir sites to boost irrigation for Ashley Valley. Plan to be presented to stockholders at annual December meetings for decision on further development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highline
Ashley Central
Ashley Upper
Rock Point
Island Ditch
Steinaker Ditch
Dodds Ditch
Ashley Valley
Leon P Christensen
Dance Friday Night to Benefit UHS Band
A benefit dance Friday night at Imperial Hall supports the Uintah High School Band. Band Mothers sponsor the event and volunteer their time, aiming for a large turnout and special prizes, with proceeds to fund a French horn for the band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UHS
Imperial Hall
Uintah
Census delay halts Uintah district tabulation
Due to late school census reports the Uintah district cannot publish the tabulated census figures for this issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah
Housewarming For First Ward November 24
Community fund drive continues as the First Ward hosts a housewarming and country store to open the Vernal First Ward chapel. The event on Friday evening November 24 begins at 7, drawing local donors and residents to see the new interior and enjoy hospitality. Richard Dicky Jensen serves as chef storekeeper guiding a varied sales lineup from Ashley Valley donors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Achel
First Ward
Richard Dicky’ Jensen
Ashley Valley
Connecticut judge warns rear seat drivers to stay silent
A Connecticut Supreme Court judge urges passengers to sit still and say nothing in a car. He argues interference or direction by passengers is dangerous, though the ruling is unlikely to change habits, especially among women who tend to talk from the back seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Curtiss
Connecticut
Lable
Telephone Company Moves to New Quarters Saturday at Midnight
E H Strobel foreman for Western Electric and A Panik oversee installation of MST and T Co equipment in Mountain States building behind Uintah State Bank in Salt Lake City. New exchange will operate without calling the operator by simply lifting the receiver and dialing the number. The old exchange dismantling will take about two weeks and will affect all valley phones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H Etrobel
Western Electric Company
Post Office Seeks Vernal Mail Route Bids
Four Salt Lake area star routes are up for bid by January 18 in Washington DC. The Vernal route covers 185 miles round trip via Park City Heser City Fruitland Duchesne Myton Roosevelt Fort Duchesne and Gusher. Current contract is about 22700 dollars. Mrs Wallace Calder, recovering from pneumonia, runs a Price to … route and hopes for a similar assignment if awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office Department
Star Mail
Salt Lake
Washington DC
Park City
Heser City
Fruitland
Duchesne
Myton Roosevelt Fort Duchesne and
Gusher
Wallace Calder
Hyal
Vernal News Roundup Includes Streets Repair and Local Shoots
Sam Hartle returns to Vernal after eight years on Snake River near Dixon. First North street undergoes grading and funding is circulated. Plans for a Thanksgiving shoot on November 26 aim to raise funds for a community supper. John Reader donates blue rocks and pigeons for the event. Mrs M C Neilson and sister move into the old boarding house to provide meals and lodging. C S Carter seeks hydro carbon claims on the Winter Reservation for outsiders. John Ponder Ed Samuels and Haller Erekson depart for Salt Lake City. Willem Merril recuperates well after appendicitis surgery, described as highly successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Hartle
Vernal
Snake River
Dixon
Wromoline
North Street
John Reader
M C Neilson
Aira Laban
S$ Carter
John Ponder
Ed Samuels
Haller Erekson
Salt ‘Lake City
Willem Merril
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District Court
Turner
Apo Mer
Pw. — Ceer N&tw Home Economics Builong
Vear
U.S. A
C. Logan
School of Home
Veyee
Viet Ho
U.S. 40
Lloyd Winn
UMS
Woolfe
VHS News
Father Escalante
Amasa C Caldwell
Mildred Bailey
Myrtle Peterson
Lolene Simper
American Legion Witbeck
Secalante
Glen Gardner
Ed«mohd Curfew
Calvin Stewart
William Astley
Wayne Ashby
Lynn Merkley
Billie Haslem
Ike
Jay Curfew
Ira
Guy Karren
Russell Waggoner
Andrew Duiley Sr
Alvn Dieter
Dudley
Mary “Lucy
Geneve Ash
Esli Stewart
Esli
Glen Stewart
Parney
Grice Meikley
Luther
Dale Stewart
May
May Stewart
Joy Caldwell
Jerry Murray
Jerry
Will Bun Murray
Christine
Hazek Murrey
Grandma Snow
Verlia Murray
Albert
Meil Snow
Eben
Donald Snow
Esther
Jennie [Snow
George Ainge
Aunt Polly
Rosa Ainge
Alf
Shirley Reader
Joe
Grant
Ainge
Stella
Leafy Ainge
Jens Jensen
Lars
LaVell Richardson
Marie
Eve Robinson
Jens
Blake Peterson
George Alexander
USAC
Telephone Company
Salt Lake-Vernal
Utah Basin
U. S. 40
Strawberry Valley
Needuneservice A
Winn
Tuis
The
Vernal Drug Company
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