Uintah county Movestocks show names elected officers
Alvin Weeks was chosen president of Uintah county Movestocks show to be held next spring. Other officers elected included Clare Hopking attorney Hugh W. Cotton and ug sell St Keetcht. Various local social notes include marriages births parties and visits among Vernal Uintah area residents with several weekend activities and travel updates.
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Alvin Weeks
Uintah County
Clare’l, Hopking
Hugh 'W. Cotton
Sell St
Keetcht
Bathrday
Mra
J. C. Cooper
PLEO
Carl Hadlock
Verna
Ward Murray
Ira
Gardner
Perral Pearce
Los Angeles
Roy Carroll
Fred
Wilma Swett
Garth
Elva Atwood
Iry
Larton ‘Caldwell
Aston Mecham
Martin Curtis
Vena Stolth
Clara Lee Young
Owen Dartlett
Tridell
Vernal
Leatha Hall
Isabelle Dillman
Uintah High School
Prova
Hor Sea
Brush
Creek Mountain
Otis
J. M. Francke
Roger
Salt Lake City
J. Neal
W. W. Lewis
Logan
Earl Lewis
Misa Maureen Tuff
Clark Hospital
Meadow
Frank Brewer
Bitter Creek
George Stanford
Fruita
Colo
G. E. Unterman
Medford
Ore
Wallace Caldwell
LeRoy Oaks
Lewis M. Hodgkinson
Sidney
Merkley
Lee Winward
Leslie Whacker
George J. Bartlett
Markley James
Charles P. Lewis
Jesse Butcher
Clairen
Jopkins
Harevey Herbert
William Jenkins
Fred Anderson
Weeks Barber Shop
Farm Exchange Building
Bessie Noel
F. L. Noel
Misa Noel
40 Years Ago November 18 1917 Vernal News Highlights
Recap of local events including Trulon Hacking winning a prize at Tadlock’s, plans for building in Dry Ridge, and Saturday skating at the Orpheum. Notes on residents traveling to Salt Lake City, local arrests, harvest results, medical operations, and a student recital at William F. Tansery’s school. Mentions of road conditions, farm work, and community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos
P. Hacking
Trulon
My. Tadlock
Orpheum
Chas
W. Brown
Salt Lake
Siday
Ft. W. Watking
Jack Miller
Popa & Walker
Stringham Bros
Lambs
James M. Shaffer
Naples
Dan Hillman
Avert Gardner
Vernal Hospital
San Francisco
Owen Johnston
Virginia
William F. Tansery
Mertha Nielson
Catherine Calder
Betsy
Moorg
1897 Local Notes from Vernal and Surrounding Areas
From Vernal and nearby towns comes a jumble of names and events. Harry Goft, Johnson, George Dickson, and J Thomas Dowd visit from White Rocks. EW Davis & Co move into a raw furniture store. Billy Donaher heads to mines near the Diver. Miss Lille Seward serves as lady clerk in Coltons & Co. window trimming dazzles. Whollas Labrum and Miss Ella Caldwell wed at Dry Fork. Ed Murdock defeats Ashley valley champ in checker, and Grover Cleveland reportedly becomes a father. Town chatter includes ore from the Dive Bird on Blue Mountain, and locals seeking work or money in brief notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Goft
Johnson
George Dickson
Whiterocks
J . Thomas Dowd
Louis Alten
EW Davis & Co
Billy Donaher
Dyer
Lille Séward
Coltons & Co
Whollas Labrum
Ella Caldwell
Dry Fork
Lima
Grover Cleveland
Ed Murdock
Wasatch
Colin i
Ashley
Valley
Geo
Goodrich
James Lyttle
Meeker Hersald
Thy Express
Feny Earle Reeker
Local notes and social roundup from town events
November 25 1897 town notices mention clothing purchases at Coltons D and Co. a Deep Creek resident visiting town highlights include Sparks the skilled language dealer with cards in town this week and a bustling new bakery. Window displays by Wy Davis Co impress. Miss Jone Blankenship an artist. County Clerk Peter Hanson finishing a brick residence. A Q Boon family moved to Vernal from Crush Creek. Prof N P Neilson plans to stay. T McTonnell left for Salt Lake. Constable Leslie Aahson and Deputy Sherrly Toliver herded a band of horses and mules through town. Mrs Elsie Lay celebrated by friends at her parents home with a surprise party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Coltons'& Co
Johnson
Deep Creek
Bhig
Sparks
Jone Blankenship
Peter Hanson
Fliat South
Second East
A. Q. Boon
Vernal
Crush Creek
N. P. Neilson
Utah 441 Trio Wins Chicago Trip Honors Farm Youth
Utah 441 trio wins Chicago trip honors in agricultural program judged boot in the plate. Wayne C Generates honors for fashion as part of the mieard of Charing Price. Wayne Christiansen, 17, of Bawpete county, won the 410 Electris program donor trip to the Wenting house Educational Foundation. Wayne’s trip was funded by International Harvester. Charlie won awards for his racey old books and worked on a galmeter and an electric pencil. Ward of Davie county named state winner in the 410 Dairy program. Lee, eight years 411, won showsmanship prizes and top county dairy boy honors. Secary herd pow numbers eight Jersey cows received the 1957 outstanding student award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne C
Charing Price
Wadateh
Hig Congress
Wentinghouse Educational Foundation
Charles
Giller
Gharley
Tri
Wayne
Jacal HE Club
International Harvester
Leg Zange
Davie County
Ward
Olliver Corporation
Congrena Trip
Lee'a Atx
Aic
Secary Herd
North Davis Junior High
Schout
Whiterocks PTA Names Officers in Friday Meeting
The Whiterocks PTA elected new officers including Emalynn Houston as president and Norman Kitchen as first vice president at a Friday night meeting at Whiterocks School. Visitors Glen Oldroyd and Arthur Wiscombe attended a round table discussion on teaching methods and a piano solo by Dean Merkrey. Other attendees included Margery Robb Fern Houston Norwood Hardy and Delmar Gardner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA
Whiterocks School
Glen Oldroyd
Arthur Wiscombe
Vernal
Dean Merkrey
Emalynn Houston
Norman Kitchen
Norwood Wardy
Lorna McKee
Aight Junch
Norwood Mardy
H LeRoy Morrills
Ray Naslem
Tridel
Norman Angus
Los Ampeles
Nellie Merkley
Salt Lake City
Elbert Smulth
Clyde Merkley
Margery Robb
Fern Houston
Norwood Hardy
Delmar
Gardner
Farm Creek
Ney
Duane Price
Delma Long
Beverly
Bob
Alice Morrill
Bishop Morrill
Donald Rasmussen
Clearfield
Martius Christensen
Dorothy Robb
Val Ross Family Visits in Tridell
Val Gene Ross and family from Seattle arrived in Tridell for Thanksgiving holidays visiting at the Laren Rosy Kane and Ashes Manwaring homes in Naples and Deep Creek relatives. Verna Hoopes with son Jimmy traveled to Salt Lake for medical checks while other local residents endure snowbound outbreaks and car recoveries on Farm Creek Mountain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorna McKee
Val Gene Ross
Seattle
Wash
Laren
Rosy Kane
Tridell
Ashes Manwaring
Naples
Ross
Boeing Aircraft
Bill Harvey
Verna Hoopes
Salt Lake
Hoopes
Jimmy
Lloyd Merrill
Merrill Goodrich
Esther Merkley
Charles Bartlett
Arzyre Test
Lylé Taylor
Deep Creek
Gale Rasmussen
Rodney Anderson
Ephraim
Farm Creek Mountain
Mr. Anderson
Merle Alfen
Morlan Jarvey
Pearl
Roosevelt Hospital
Homemakers Contest Chooses Tomorrow’s Homemaker
The fourth annual Detty Crock er Search for the American Homemaker of Tomorrow surveys 1,071,000 participants since 105K. General Mills offers $100,000 in scholarships as 48 state winners plus DC compete for top honors and statewide awards. The event at Ardith High School features Mrs Freda Dayla coordinating and rewards include a test-led national prize pool of $3,500 and $500 state scholarships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Kira
General Millain
Detty Crocker
Mra
Freda Dayla
Alidtah
General Mills
Assigt Schogla
Trifarl
New York
District of Columbia
Adams Marta Morrill piano recital and festival notes
Marta Morrill Adams played a piano solo at the Speech Festival held Tuesday night. Jennie McConkie’s speech director traced event highlights as the Rex King family from Orem enjoyed a weekend at Rae Goodrich’s home. The Goodrich circle hosted relatives in Salt Lake City with visits to LeRoy Morrill home and PTA and Relief Society activities noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Stouston
Norman Kitchen
Lorna McKee
Relief Society
Four to Washington and honors at Waldorf Astoria event
Four to Washington selections include G., Colo nial Williamsburg, WI and New York with an April 17 announcement at the Waldorf Astoria. Crocker All American Homemaker of Tomorrow will see an increased scholarship to 5000 dollars. Other top recipients earn 4000, 3600 and 2000 dollars. Each finalist will receive a homemaker profiler aid. Teachers in involved schools receive teaching aids and guidebooks from General Mila.
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Washington
2. G
Colonial Williamsburg
New York
Hahquet
Waldorfy Astoria
Crocker
Gitla
General
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Micoeka
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Cyungresa
Inhio Thate Yeoorde
Nova’ Aariculturat
Omica
Charles Priga
By Madeens Smith
Val Ross
Dady Lovee
Valent
Frauleia Ad Wisdem
West Gare
Ota
Fe File Union Made
NearEzse
BRK
Vernal, Utah
Wing's Department Store
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