Searles Saving Celebrates Fourth Anniversary Partners
Alvin Kay and Woodey B. Searle announced their new partnership forming Searle's Gas and Appliance with Kay's O K Appliance Co. Showroom will move to Learie's Saving Center on Malin Street. The event features a 2:30 pm barbecue and 6:30 pm merchandise giveaway, plus an apron and overall dance at Imperial Hall.
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Alvin Kay
O. K. Appliance Go
Woodey B. Searle
Searle's Saving Center
Searle's Gas
Kay
West Main
Learie's Saving Center
Malin Street
Sth West
Panelroy
Maytag
Bryant
Searle
Center
Searle's Saving
Soneinys
Searle’s Saving Center
Vernal
Main
Asin
Manaager
Imperial Hall
Rendlesbach Orchestra
Griddér Honored At Furdéial Rites
Funeral services were held Tuesday for Lyle Dee Benson a Roosevelt high school regular center who died after a basal skull fracture suffered in the Roosevelt Uintah high school game. The 17 year old senior died about 6 p.m. Friday after being treated at Roosevelt hospital. He was student body vice president and survived by parents Marel F and Naomi Forsythe Benson and four brothers and three sisters in Roosevelt and nearby areas.
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Roosevelt
First Ward Chapel
Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints
Lyle Dee Benson
Roosevelt High
Roosevelt-Uintah
Uintah
Roosevelt High School
Roosevelt Hospital
Marel F
Naom\ Forsythe Benson
Rowevelt
Kirk
Bob
Jack
Kenny Benson
Donna Weber
San Francisco
Cajboya
Melba Benson
W. R. For
Tourists Praise Vernal Facilities and Hotel
A Vernal Lions club meeting featured a visitor letter praising Utah hospitality. C. H. A. Duke of the California AAA touring bureau commended Vernal Motel 40 run by Mr. and Mrs. Millecam as "Very Good" and called Vernal Hotel a splendid new place. The report also notes a Uintah high lyceum program with David Mylan, born September 20, 1932 in Myton, appearing, and funeral services for him followed at Roosevelt City cemetery.
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Vernal Lions Club
American Automobile Assn
Washington, D. C
C. H. A. Duke
California State Automobile Assn
Utah
Colorado
Vernal
Henry Millecam
Sythe
Phoenix, Ariz
Myton
Roosevelt Clty Cemetery
Olpin Funeral Home
Polio Fund Campaign Draws Toward Close in Uintah County
Polio fund workers wind up drive chaired by Mrs. Loyd Shimmin with home and business canvassing across Uintah County. Clubs under club presidents aid the effort, with district chairmen listed from Naples to Bonanza and superintendent Forrest R. Stone of Ft. Duchesne coordinating.
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Polio Fund
Uintah County
Loyd Shimmin
Orton Johnson
Kiwanis
Max Cluff
Chamber of Commerce
Glenn H. Cooper
Lady Lions
Paul Batty
Guild
Vern McCarrel
Cultural Arts
la Rell Anderson
Utopia
Abe Hateh
Beaux Arts
Herbert Snyder
Tom Anderson
Variety
Richard Ufford
Vernal Lions Club
L. Piper
Health and Safety Committee
Robert Hunting
Naples
Leland Sowards
Ashley
Bob Johnston
Jensen
Marvin Chivers
Davis
Forrest Goodrich
Tridell
Mae Sprouse
Lapoint
Acel Seeley
Ballard
Enid Devine
Bonanza
Forrest R. Stone
Ft. Duchesne
Stockmen Seek Deer License At Board Meeting
Stockmen pressed for game law enforcement and a license to permit a single deer at a Utah board meeting. Attendees included H. E. Seeley and Ve nal, Willits Stevens of Ouray, Thomas Jarvey Linwood, J.T. Murdock Heber City, J Harold Reader Vernal, Keith Smith Linwood, Joe Haslem Jensen, Win, B Wallis wildlife representative Vernal, Dale C. Naylor range manager, Keith E Norris range manager asst and Grace T Findlay district clerk.
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Keith Smith
Linwood
J. T. Murdock
Heber
William DB. Wallis
Vernal
Thomas Jarvey
John Bennion
B. H. Stringham
H. E. Seeley
J. Harold Reader
Joe Haslam
Jensen
Willis Stevens
Ouray
Venal
Willits Stevens
J.T. Murdock
Heber City
Joe Haslem
Win
B Wallis
Dale C. Naylor
Keith E. Norris
Grace T. Findlay
New court reporter Alden Seeley in Fourth District
Alden Seeley appointed as new court reporter for Fourth District Judge Joseph BE. Nelson replacing Frank Alder. Seeley made his first appearance in Vernal last Friday, marking a transition in the district's Juvenile and related court coverage.
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Joseph BE. Nelson
Alden Seeley
Frank Alder
Mr. Seeley
Vernal
Chamber Meeting Called by Utah Water Users Association
William R. Wallace president announces at Salt Lake City convention that Echo dam construction cannot start until water rights in Utah Lake are determined. Association urges state engineer to act soon and calls for a general meeting of Chamber of Commerce and Women clubs.
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Chamber
Chamber of Commerce and Business
William R. Wallace
Utah Water Users Assy
Echo Dam
Utah Lake
Wallace
Association
Salt Lake City
Echo Dam Development Plan Advances in Vernal Meeting
A Vernal meeting endorsed the development of all upper basin projects with a unanimous vote supporting Echo Park dam. Western Colorado delegates voiced favor for the plan, aligned with Uintah basin proponents. About 17 Uintah basin men attended, promoted by the Vernal Chamber of Commerce. A final proposal urged land withdrawal from Dinosaur National Monument.
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Echo Park
Colorado
Uintah Basin
Vernal Chamber of Commercy
Vernal
Dinosaur National Monument
Echo Park Dam Plans Stir Utah Colorado Officials
A Utah Colorado meeting backed early construction of Echo Park and Split Mountain projects at Dinosaur National Monument sites. The resolution calls land release from restrictions to permit development and musters support from Vernal chamber leaders and regional officials for upcoming sessions in Grand Junction and Denver.
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National Monument
Monument
Echo Park
Split Mountain
Bureau of Reclamation
Dinosaur National Monument
Utah
Colorado
Secretary of the Interior
Commissioner of Reclamation
National Park Service
B. Frank Ward
Vernal Chamber
Craig
Grand Junction
Durango
Pueblo
Denver
Vernal
Ward
H. Stringham
Vern W. Gifford
Chamber
Uintah Dairy Cooperative Aims to Grow Local Milk Output
Uintah dairy leader Billings touts the cooperative plant, owned by Uintah basin farmers, as key to regional production. The group will distribute profits through a three cent per pound butterfat savings fund, invite farmers to inspect facilities, and promote Uintah Gold as the new trade name. Billings predicts basin dairy may surpass Cache county and urges participation without a membership fee.
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Calder Dairy
Uintah Basin
Daid
Billings
Uintah Gold
Cache County
Uintah
Bill
Delegates Back Echo Park Dam as Top Project
Delegates at a Grand Junction water meeting backed resolutions approved in Craig the day prior. Vernal men reported the group agreed to place Echo Park dam as the No 1 project on the priority list.
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Grand Junction
Services Held For Witmer Child
Simple rites at Swann Funeral home honored Arnold Pat Witmer five son of Mr and Mrs Robert Witmer of Vernal Born September 2 1943 he died September 28 at Spears Sanatorium Denver Col by enlarged heart after measles Invocations duets and benediction marked services with burial at Vernal Memorial Park Survived by parents one sister Laura May and Kathryn Christensen of Provo an adopted sister
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Swann
Arnold Pat Witmer
Robert Witmer
Vernal
Spears Sanatorium
Denver
Colp
Brother Calder
Thressa Hadlock
Lola Ericksen
Arthur Manwaring
Joseph Winder
E. W. Evans
Lynn Murdock
Vernal Memorial Park
Swain
Butterfat prices rise near Salt Lake levels in basin
processors explain that before the cooperative formed a year ago butterfat paid 85 cents per pound in Uintah and one dollar in Salt Lake City. Prices have been brought to within two cents of Salt Lake, offsetting some plant scale losses and yielding savings.
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Ings
Uintah Basin
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
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Griddér
Uintah High
Central School
David Mylan
Boy’s & Girls School
Oxfords
Wes
Searle's Gas and
Lester Yooc
Steinway
Weber, Baldwin
Gulbransen
Emerson
Daynes Music CO
South Main
Aign
N. Maeser
Golden Merkley
Rasmussen
Verna Ave
Western Uto
Colorado River
Ford Truck
Ford
Cooperative
Piedmont Dairy
Witmer
Stringham’s Colonial Village
Sté Ford
Showalter Motor Co
East Main
Vernal, Utah
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