Uintah County jail escapees recaptured after brief freedom
Three escapees from Uintah County Jail were regained by authorities by Monday evening after slipping from a window at 10:30 am. The men, linked to the P Skaggs store burglary in Vernal, traveled through Vernal to Ashley and back to Vernal before capture in Craig at a cafe between 5 and 6 pm. Tribert Segervell, Harry Gustafson, and Donald Risner faced second degree burglary charges.
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Uintah County
P Skaggs
van Vernal
Vernal
Ashley
Tribert Segervell
Salt Lake City
Utah
Mack Helm
Artesia
Jim Stones
Moffatt County Sherff
Harry Nils Gustafson
Sweden
Vernal Avenue
First West
Herb M Snyder
Vernal City
Carl Staley
Donald Risner
Salt Lake
Sheriff's Department
Frontier Airlines
Salt Lake Municipal Airport
O P Skaggs
Elk Hunters Bay Thirteen First 3 Days of Hunt
Early South Ashley elk hunt reports list Reed Taylor of 62 East Wasatch Avenue taking a bull at 6 05 p m on the first day. Sammy Hatch of 75 East 2nd South followed with a kill between 7 and 8 a m. Les Mi 2% East Wamat ha Avenue hunted in the Pot holes with other hunters amid the boot y, while Mee Ruber Hartle of Vernal and East Park participants filed sightings.
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Elk Hunters Bay
Reed Taylor
East Wasatch Avenue
Sammy Hatch
East 2Nd South
Reed
Dyer Ridge
Polson Creek
South Ashley Elk Front
Uinta Mountains
Utah Colorado State Line
Uinta River
Wamatha Avenue
Hartle
East Park
Best
Flood Waters Cross Three Ashley Farms
Flash flood swept across three Ashley farms last Monday causing minor damage to fences and outbuildings. Waters and mud rushed from Steinaker Draw into the properties of James Robinson, Gerald Erickson, and Horace Caldwell, tearing fences and burying five acres of newly planted alfalfa at the Robinson farm.
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Ashley
James Robinson
Gerald Erickson
Horace Caldwell
Steinaker Draw
Robinson
Local Teacher Runs for State UEA Post
Uintah County education circles back candidate list as science and mathematics teacher LeRae Young Leonard Casterline seeks one of three UA Board of Trustees seats with Uintah County Education Association backing. He is Salt Lake City born and trained, with decades in Uintah Cache schools, plus NEA and state committees service.
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Ay LeRae Young
Leonard Casterline
Uintah High School
U ¥A
Uintah County Education Association
Casterline
Sallt Lake City
The
West High School
Salt Lake City
Utah State Agricultural College
Elgin
Ilinois
USAC
University of Utah
Cache
Uintah
Central School
Uintah County Teachers, Association Professional Standards and Ethics
House of Delegates
NEA
Marian
Wellsville
Paul Ree
Don
Casterines
Valley Pioneer Mrs Willes Dies at 80 in Vernal
Mrs Florence Willes a Valley pioneer died at Salt Lake City’s hospital at 5 am Thursday from injuries after breaking her hip at home in Vernal last Sunday. Born April 2 1874 at Pleasant Grove she moved to the Uintah Basin at age eleven and later to Vernal. Survived by two children and 25 grandchildren. funeral arrangements pending.
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Ashi Valley
Saterday Saints
Salt Lake City
Vernal
Salt Lake Hospital
Willes
Pleasant Grove
John Jacob
Matilda Staugh
Uintah Basin
da Ward
Jesse S. Willes
Francis Wiles
Sponsor Dance Event Snafu Keeps October Plans Murky
A fragmentary notice hints at a sport and social event lineup for October with uncertain dates and organizers. Names and details are garbled, leaving unclear sponsors, times, and venues.
Oil Progress Week Banquet Speaker From Pacific Northwest Pipeline
Pacific Northwest Pipeline vice president Mohort B. Harfi will address Oil Progress Week activities in Vernal at a banquet Friday night October 15 at 7 30 p m. The event, sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce Jaycees Kiwanis and Lions clubs, aims to inform the public about pipeline work, location, and completion dates. Reservations encouraged through the Chamber. Other week events include film showings at Uintah High School and a Rangely field tour.
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Pacific Northwest Pipeline
Oil Progress Week
Hiss
Chamber of Commerce
Wivsisalanine Chimubey
Lions Clubs
Eitel
Beiday
Fpr
Mohort B. Harfi
Phy Slont
Norflawest
Wil
Herring
Jaycees
Kiwanis
Liang
Charles Johnson
Carter Oil Company
Uintah Baglin
Bill McCormick
Carter Ol
Warren Barr
Wain Street
Uintah High School
Bennett to Address Rally Here in Vernal
Sen Wallace Bennett of Utah will visit Vernal next Tuesday for two Republican events at Uintah High School. He will speak at the 8 p.m. rally and again Wednesday morning before the student body. The program includes introduction of Uintah County candidates and a showing of This Is Your Life on Rep Douglas E. Stringfellow.
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Wallace Bennett
Utah
Vernal
Enki
H. L. Richens
Uintah County
Bennett
Uintah ‘High School
Fatty
Douglas E. Stringfellow
Richens
Senate Finance and Banking
Sen
Colorado
Senate
House
Utahonal Guard
Salt Lake
Aption
Delega
Hota
Kits
Dane S
House of Representatives
Vernal Dollar Day Specials Bring Bargains to Shoppers
Community Dollar Days in Vernal will run Saturday and the preceding Friday with merchant half price deals. The two day event aims to boost Vernal as a shopping center and encourage home shopping, replacing drawings with broad bargains. Ray Cundick chairs the effort assisted by Hale Don Hacking Paul Armstrong and Gib Brown.
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Vernal
Theif
Merchants of
Ray Cundick
Hale
Don Hacking
Paul Armstrong
Gib Brown
Vernal Ram Sale Draws 214 Top Yearling Rams
About 214 top yearling rams have been consigned for the third annual Vernal Ram Sale to be held October 18 at Uintah County Fairgrounds. Entries are due by noon October 17, with preview opportunities the preceding afternoon and morning. consignors include Genege Le Beal, A C Dallvan Hansen, J Harold Reader, Vernal LeLand Goodrich, FH Mansfield, Elmer Lind, Rhoades family, and Wayne Hall among others from Vernal, Bon, Bluebell, Collinston, Hanna, and Whiterocks.
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Dall van . Hansen
Collinston
Fund
Columbias
J. Harold Reader
Vernaly
Leland Goodrich
Bluebell
FH Mansfield
Vernaies
Elmer Lind
Bon
In Ton
Vernalsca
Ae Rhoades
Hanna
Winslow Rhoades
Wayne Hall
Vernal
Proclamation Declares Oil Progress Week in October
A Wyoming proclamation designates October 10 to 16 as Oil Progress Week to celebrate the American oil industry. It emphasizes the sector’s vast scale, with thousands of companies and service stations, and urges citizens to recognize the industry’s services and contributions to public welfare and national security.
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United States
Heneas
Two Candidates File for School Board in District 2 Race
Ernest Caldwell the incumbent and Dr How Marrs filed for the District 2 school board seat with County Clerk Charles T. Pape before the deadline. The special ballot for the November 2 general election lists the two names for Vernal and surrounding area. Caldwell filed September 21 and Marrs filed October 2.
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Werrl
Utes Meet Moah Friday 1 15 On Vernal Field
Uintah Utes face the Red Devils of Moah in Vernal Friday at 1 15 p m. This marks their second meeting this season after a 21 0 loss to Union Cougars last Friday. Uintah aims for a win to stay undefeated in league play and set up a final game that could tie the standings.
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Uintah
Red Devils
Mon
Union
Cougars
Oak
Cornerstone Laying Planned for New High School
A cornerstone ceremony for the new high school will begin at 10 45 p m Tuesday with Supt Max G Abbott introducing guests Mayor Ralph Siddeway Anni ing of the Citizens Committee will report on the project W Russel Todd president of the UIntah School District Board will speak followed by the cornerstone ceremony The building has 21 classrooms seating capacity for 2160 with an auditorium stage and a brick exterior The project is about 40 percent complete and ahead of schedule
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Max G. Abbott
Ralph Siddeway
Anniing
Citizens Committee
W. Russel Todd
Uintah School District
Tae
Hysum
May Beck Named Queen Of Homecoming
May Beck daughter of Mr and Laurence Beck of Manila Utah reigned as Queen of the second annual Homecoming at Uintah High School Friday October 1 May ar transfer from Manila and a niece of Mr Fred Weeks is a Junior this year May and her two attendants Dang star Uerbert and Nancy Hacking were crowned at the hall of the football game The queen was presented with a bouquet of flowers at the time of crowning Gifts en during Teavislon a at Friday evening Mr and Mrs Sam Colabella awarded the indicate Valley Market staff at on Blarket fan acing member of The a Pep id has been com asocate ist the Ute Pow Wow
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Maar Beck
Laurence Beck
Manila
Utah
Uintah High School
Fred Weeks
May
Dang 'Star Uerbert
Nancy Hacking
Datica
Sam Colabella
Ithe Indicen Valey Market
On Blarket
Fan
Get-Out-The-Vote Slogan for Jaycee Bond Contest
Jaycee hosts a slogan contest to promote voting and defense bond purchases. Entries should appeal to students seventh through twelfth grade and adults, with prizes including a $50 bond for first, $250 for second, and a $25 defense bond for other winners. Contest judged by Utah State Bank and sponsors.
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Jaycee
Ulatah
Woody Bi Searle
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