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Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1937

Page

5

Vernal club activities and community notices unfold

A busy sequence of Vernal social events is reported including Bridge Club, Junior Current Topics, and Amateur Night at Second Ward Chapel. Notable items mention Mrs. Johnson hosting a Bridge party with costumes, prizes to Mrs. D. R. Henderson and Mrs. Alice Burton, and a Senior Current Topics gathering with a program on Friendship. Upcoming meetings include Ruth Bennion’s group on November 20 and November 29 at Camp Annie K. Bartlett. Also noted are Camp Annie K. Bartlett hosting DOP members and remarks on road improvements affecting Jensen Rangely route, with 21 miles remaining to Rangely from highway 49.

Tide George Robbins Cat Tulner Johnson Lowell Rob Ardith Hadlock Alice Burton D. R. Hendegerson Edght Mrz FG Eskelson D. R. Barr Nos O A Ross Mra Bus Richardson China

Lapoint Water Users meet and Armistice dance in Basin

The Lapoint Water Users Association met at J. C. Hack's residence with D. I. Wilson as president and Hacking as secretary. Attendees included George F. Bigelow A W Norton and many Basin residents. An Armistice dance sponsored by MIA with Neva's Band of Vernal drew attendees from Vernal and surrounding towns.

BOS A Territorie Lapoint Water Users Association J. C. Hack D. I. Wilson Mr. Hacking George F. Bigelow A W Norton Veda Rasmussen Salt Lake Wendell Stoker Bingham MIA Neva Thussel Harrison Murray Enid Williams Vernal Delbert Horrocks Maurice Vernon Wilford Adams Bart Merkley Som Lyman Tridell Merrill Colton Roosevelt Pear Armand Eaton Seth Lee Nyberg E. C. Halt George Bigelow Guy Burton Joy Farm Creek Albert Burch Rile Clackburn Raymond Bigelow Elmo Hardy Boneta Clair Burton Clifton Searle JennieVieve Burton Orla Swain A. M. Lyman Leland Rasmussen Vego Utah Turkey Antatia Jaca Rasmussen Rex Taylor Irene Caldwell M. Lundell Taylor Parry Dean Port Duchesre

Year Round Program Highlights and Holiday Events

The list outlines a sequence of school and community events from November to January. It includes dances, concerts, health club activities, a harvest ball, Thanksgiving and Christmas schedule items, and a New Year’s Eve dance, plus administrative dates for the school board and county offices.

UHS Suhon Ag Club Hervest Ball Imperial Sccoeynty Commissioners School Board ATA

Deaths and local notices mix in Vernal region report

Mrs Clive Sprouse and Prank Jenkins called to Vernal for deaths in their families after a tire accident that claimed George Richens and injured him before his death. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Rile Blackbury and Beth Bigelow. BYU Extension History classes begin Fridays at Lapai­ne schoolhouse taught by Arthur Gaeth. Local gatherings feature Wm Sprouse and Retter Society events. Armistice dance attendance noted.

Clive Sprouse Chlce Richens Prank Jenkins George Rile Blackbury Beth Bigelow Velma Rasmussen Christine Farrison J. L. Hitchen Tridel BYU Lapaine Arthur Gaeth Harold Ross Tridell Golden Wins Elmo Hardy T. T. Rasmussen Sprouse Marvin Perry Vernal Thelme Melba Merkley Retter Society Lilly Bigelow Grace Lambert

Willow Creek visitors and ranch roundabout notes

Willow Creek and Palo residents threshing season at Gook ranch. Hazelbushes travel to Vernal and back. Thortle Tomson and George Unson return with cattle from His Creek. Broome family attend funeral in Vernal. Visitors from Frutta and Bitter Creek stop by Rath Bros. ranch. Florence and Meadows families host guests from Salt Lake. Abe Hatch and others join Cook family in Vernal trip.

PALO Aitchell Gook Ranch W. R. Hazelbush Vernal Louis ‘Thortle George Tom Unson Marvin Broome A. Broome George Standlfird Frutta I 'Golo Frank Brewer Bittercreek Rath Bros Harole E Florence Eldy Florence Salt Lake Cook Ranch G. A. Meadows Abe Hatch Dane Cook Golden Hatch Rube Hullinger Verna Mrs. Cook

Vernon visitors and a ranch visit noted in November

The report lists Abe Hatch, Vernal visitors and a ranch stop by Mr. and Mrs. Lea Searle formerly of Vernal, now at Abe Hatch ranch, along with Mrs. Steele bringing home a four year old son. The fragment mentions Edgar Jones Tila Blanco Gala Wes enroute and a November 11 visit.

BPR Edgar Jones Tila Blanco Gala Wes Here

Annual M Men and Gleaner Banquet in Uintah High hall

The M Men and Gleaners of the ward held their annual banquet Thursday night in the Domestic Arts room at Uintah High. Theme International Unity with red white and blue decor. Robert Litster presided, Sarael Heaton led toasts. Thirty one attended then danced. Several locals returned from travels and missions, with mentions of crops of social visits and a major operation for Jerome Goodrich.

M Men Glesners Uintah High Robert Litster Sarael Heaton Mariel Gardiner Alva, Duvall Bernice Lybbert Must Lowe Goodrich Frank Goodrich Stoke MX Eunice Johnson Salt Lake City Merrell Goodrich Green River Wyo John Hatley Goodrich William Gardiner Colorado O. E. Rhinesmith Craig Maysle Tfall Maesey California Elizabeth Welker Jerome Goodrich the Valley Hospital George Mantek Louis Lind Salt Lake Gwen Young Wendel Johnson

Verbal pledge to Alpha Chi Omega at UAC by Dee Hatch

Vernal student Dee Hatch, daughter of Mr and Mrs Hatch, pledged to Alpha Chi Omega at the University of Utah Agricultural College. She attended Uintah High, led LaMasque Club, served as Grist Pop Club president, VP of Women Economics, and earned medals in dramatic contests and cheerleading.

Logan Dee Hatch Anna Tamid Ab Tatch Hatch Vernal Alpha Chi Omics UAC Virgie Minnoch Uintah High LaMasque Club

Ashley Pioneer First to Discover Gilsonite Ore

A dated reminiscence from 1870s to 1880s recounts labor in Ashley Valley Utah. The narrator describes moves from Heber City to Ashley, wages and tasks at grist mills, stock drives including a 16 day trek to Green River, and later work on local ranches and dairies. Mentions of Hatch mill and various figures anchor the chronology of early Ashley Valley industry and transport.

Wr. G. B. Reynolds Abraham Hatch Heber City Ashley Valley Wmn. P. Reynolds Mr. Hatch Uintah County A. G Watch Pardon Dodds Heber T. D Green River Denver Robert Muehte Ashley River Poe Ashley Reynolds Gristof Moultons Park City Vernel Robert Bodily

Coal discovery near Uintah river noted by pioneers

A frontier party describes road work, a ridge by the Uintah river, and a black waxlike substance found by a rock test crew who dubbed it coal. They mark the site on a mitten map, observe a burned black strip, and report Dr Doyle as a leading US geologist while noting steamboat travel, deer hunts, and a turkey shoot.

Dhirge Uintah Uintal Ute Fort Duchesan Et Mem Gisontte Indiana Hatch George Hasser Leo Heber Sam Gilson Exlat &Pot

Steamboat Springs Party Sees Uintah Basin Dinosaur Quarry

Mr and Mrs Harry Cook Mr and Mrs LeRoy Forsebert and daughter Bonnie Jane visited the Dinosaur quarry in the Uintah Basin near Jensen Utah seven miles from West Highway 40 They were guided by Boyle geologist and James Galder They viewed many bones sharks teeth a baby shark jaw a 1000 pound mammoth bone and learned the bone once weighed about 700 pounds The guide described bones stones and Indian ground stone bowls Two large exterior tables displayed specimens They toured wind ing trail into the quarry and saw formations A large bone was partly uncovered A view of the Green river and Blue mountains was seen from the quarry The Jensen ferry monument built from quarry stones impressed them Vernal trees were blooming.

Harry Cook LeRoy Forsebert Bonnie Jane Uintah Basin Jensen Utah Highway 40 Muey Boyle James Galder Calder Wyoming Green River Blue Mountains Jensen Ferry Vernal

Also Mentioned on This Page

Vernal Society Vloplx Leonard Perry Pial Second Ward Gilbert Brown Winifred Isernard Calder Twins Lily Rachel George A. Glaugh George M. Erekson Robert Baker Annie K. Bartlett The Daughters of the Utah Pioneers 4. W. Bastian E. J. Winger Homer Robertson Bennion Apartments Lapoint Remete Willow Creek Naples Rettae Jack Lenton Deon Hatch Altia Chi Omega Isaac M. Jones Ericrp Cope Doyle United States Jensen Bridge Steamboat Springs GMC Gmcs Earayn M.A T. G. Alexander General Motors Home Service Plumbing & Heating Eber White River Coal White River Fuel Staley Brigham Young University Extension Division Europe Uintah High School
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