Vernal social clubs host meetings and festivities
Various Uintah Valley groups hosted gatherings from Beaux Arts Club lunches to bridge luncheons and birthday parties. Mrs J Clive Davis presided over Beaux Arts at her home with a fall floral decor and a two course luncheon. Other clubs presented bridge contests, honor rolls, and footnote social events across Vernal and surrounding towns with multiple hostesses and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaux Arts Club
Clive Davis
Win
B. Wallin
Harold Davis
Link
Rave
Siddaway
Davis
Wate
Ils
Ralph Siddaway
Ki, G. Noble
R. A. Bryson
Wallace
Hex Olson
J. L. Harsen
Johnston
Leona York
H. B. Woolley
Letta Bolander
Cluo
Good- Zieh
Naples
City and County Discuss Projects with Murdock
Congressman Murdock praised Uintah County leaders and outlined proposals to fund upper Colorado River development. Topics included Buck Pasture and Dinosaur monument work, proposed reservoir sites, and a Vernal post office expansion. He urged federal support for river development and cheap power to spur local industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murdock
Page One
Vernal
Christensen
Dinosaur National Monument
Cheney
Buck Pasture
Monument
Black Mountain
Island and
Rainbow Parks
Lahore Canyon
Yampa
Utah
Colorado
California
Congress
Lee's Ferry
Arizona
Washington, D. C
H. B. Calder
Uintah County
Indus
Vernal Mayor to Visit Old Home in West Virginia
Vernal Mayor Ice Cooper will visit his father Willem Cooper at his boyhood home in Whiteville West Virginia Tuesday morning accompanied by his wife and son Jay Howard. They left for Salt Lake City and will return about November 1 after transacting city affairs before leaving for West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ice Cooper
Willem Cooper
Hood
Whiteville
West Virginia
Jay Howard
Salt Lake
Cooper
West
Scouters Outing At Calder Park Led By A A Anderson
A. A. Anderson chief executive of the Utah National Park and a National Scout leader spoke at the Scouters outing in Calder Park Friday evening. About seventy two dozen scouters attended with Floyd Noel and others present. Volleyball and a barbecue supper marked the event as Ray Duke urged funds for the district drive and Anderson urged full 100 percent scouting and men to lead boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Anderson
Utah National Park, Connect
Boy Scouts of America
Unitaly
Calder Park
Floyd C. Noel
Harold M. Lundel
P. FC Lambert
Building to House Beauty Shop Commenced
A. N. Johnson begins a one story stucco business block on his Vern Olsen shoe repair shop property. The State Bank building site described as a desirable location. Johnson says he does not know who will rent the remaining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. N. Johnson
Vern Olsen Shoe
Tah State Bank
Auto Accident Near Southam Ranch Causes Horse Fatality
On Saturday evening on US 40 near the Southam ranch William Mantle driving a potato wagon with a sulky plow was struck by a youth driven pickup. One horse was killed. wagon and plow damaged. Ercel Oaks in a Strong ant Grant truck followed and hit the wreckage but avoided worse injury per Sheriff Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southam Ranch
William Mantle
Ercel Oaks
Sheriff Johnson
Vernal Student at BYU Elected Officer in Unit
Ver nal student at Brigham Young University was elected vice president of the Thalian social unit at a meeting held at Miss Jean Holbrook’s home. Alexander is noted as very active in college affairs and among the campus’s outstanding students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prhovo—Wilda Alexander
Vernal
Brigham ‘Young University
Jean Holbrook
Carbondale and Meeker Hunters Killed White Deer Hunting in Colo
Two deer hunters died in western Colorado as the big game season opened. Frank Whitbeck of Carbondale was found dead in his car two miles south of Redstone with a head wound and his hand on the emergency brake, thought to have been struck by a stray bullet while driving on the Glenwood Springs Redstone highway. He was found by a Denver physician traveling from Marble to Glenwood Springs. Whitbeck is survived by his widow and parents Mr and Mrs EB Whitbeck of Carbondale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood Spring
Cula
Colorado
Frank Whitbeck
Carbondale
Redstone
Glenwood Springs
Lever
Denver
Marble
Whitbeck
EB. Whitbeck
Phosphate program urged across four states and federal cooperation
The document calls for a permanent four state phosphate energies coalition Idaho Utah Wyoming and Montana to cooperate with the federal government. It urges a national phosphate program allowing private enterprise to participate while ensuring national interests. It stresses phosphorus vital to agriculture soil balance and nutrition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Utah
Wyoming
Monning
Amirics
Indian Cattle Sales at Whiterocks and Ouray Total $11911
Indian cattle sales at Whiterocks and Ouray sold 309 head of calves steers and dry cows for 11015.09 averaging 38.56 per head. Hereford stock developed by Uintah and Ute bands drew up to 50. The sale was organized with the cooperation of the Indian Bureau and the department of agriculture and featured James Wallace as marketing specialist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiterocks
AL Ouray
K. G. Eiauets
Fort Duchesne
Indian Bureau
Department of Agriculture
Jas. K. Wallace
Jas. K. Wallace, Senior Marketing Spe 1
Phosphate's Role In Farming Highlighted In Study
A discussion outlines phosphate's future value for farming, detailing resources from phosphate regions and the need to combine and decelerate research and demonstrations in processing and manufacturing phosphatic fertilizers. It also mentions the utilization of potash.
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Vernal Society
O. T. Club
ES. Gurr
Leona. York
T. Bridge Club
Sxteen
Don Hacking
Thos. Karren
D. A. Ross
UHS
Isabelle Dillman
Twentieth Century Club
20Th Century Club
Naylor Hotel
Gosher
M. L. Naylor
Bridge
W. E. Witbeck
J. A. Cheney
T.r. Johnston
2. H. Stringham
Glen H. Miller
Snell Miller
Ray Duke
Rae Ashton
Witbeck
Adair Tyzack
Robert Johnston
Lloyd Shimmin
Vern McCarrell
Sen
J. C. Anderson
Jesse A. Haws
Dave Caruth
Bonanza Mine
Anderson
Jimmy
Uinted State Bank
Lola S.christensen
Mary Ricks
Fern Ross
Lucy 3.Jensen
Almeds Perry Brown
BPW
Miss Rosser
Iris White
Pearl Shaffer
Anna Johnston
Lois McCoy
Mrs. Christensen
Gladys C. Woolley
Jane Loftis
Edith M. McCoy
Mies. Ross
Ricks
Jensen
Duchesne
Bessie Swain
Bob
Sega Lily! Club
Raymond Briddeway
Lee Caldwell
Alva Hatch
H. S. Sowards
Sam Hatch
J. H. Koch
Parson Dodds
Sowards
Mrn. Koch
Ladies Alder
Ladies Aid
Fred Ackshurst
J. H. Ratliff
J. FP. Chapman
Mattie Weaver
Joseph Xialbreath
John Starke
Cora H. Derry
Frank Stelnaker
Pauline Hazelbush
W. A. Banks
Ackhurst
J. B. Blankenship
East Lake City
Francis
Horrocks
Jessie M. Wall
Olive D. Curfew
Chas
Goodrich
Rose H. Walker
Bessie Markey
Carrie Duke
Carrie Richardson
Sarah Richards
Ore
Massey
Ashley
Carl Preece
Glines
Etta Alexander
Maeser
Thomas Hall
Lapoint
Margaret Harrison
TrideJl
Leland Morrill
Bennett
Wm. Knobles
Ballard
Dortha Detomast
Gusher
Mts
Robert Alfred
Randlett
Charles Knight
Willow Creek
Larson
Rainbow
Myrtle Johnson
Dragon
Nellie Rodebaugh
Leota
Bert Hovey
Norgard
Muneser
Staley
Littlewater
Leote
Tridel
Alterra
Collier
Pritchard
Barlard
Uintah High School
Alterra Nigh
Harold M. Lundell
Luke Cllege
Smith- Hughes
Abe Murdock
Glenn Miller
Ft. Duchesne
P. L. Cowan
Virginia
Calder's Park
BYU
Meeker
Colo
Slaugh's Confectionery
Renry Slaugh, Mer
Norman Jack Offerle
Robert Woodard
Offerle
Ouray
Cotoca Bronze
Claude’s
Conoco
Henry Lusk
T. C. Montgomery
Alla Suen
White
Penta City
Olle
Tam
Milesge
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