C of C Backs Improved Basin Mail Service Plan
Over 40 Vernal businessmen gathered at the Chamber of Commerce banquet in the Commercial Hotel. President Charles DeMolsy Jr outlined the need for club reorganization and funds to meet obligations and support new work. Speakers urged action to sustain C of C efforts, with strong support for a one day mail service from Salt Lake City to Vernal and for extending the Star route to Craig, Colorado. A museum fund for the fossil monument was discussed, with a suggested $50,000 for preservation. A monthly noon forum to discuss vital issues was proposed, with music by Elva Eaton, J H Prows, Carl Davis and a quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal
Chamber of Commerce
Commercial Hotel
Charles DeMolsy, Jr
C. of C
Wallace Calder
T. W. O'Donnell
E. J. Young, Jr
N. J. Meagher
J. A. Cheney
E. Peterson
A. B. Thomas
J. H. Ratliff
Salt Lake City
Vernall
Star Mall
Cralt
Colo
Grand Junction
Dilonasur
Elva Eaton
J. H. Prows
Carl Davis
Mr. Prows
H. Walter Woolley
Arthur Manwaring
Parker Speaker At Jensen Rally In Provo Region
George P. Parker of Provo, Republican candidate for the second judgeship of the Fourth District, spoke at a Jensen rally with Will H. Folland and Judge Elias Hansen. Parker urged faster case disposal, simpler procedure, and strong public support for law enforcement against bootlegging. District Attorney M. B. Pope presented qualifications of nominees for state and county offices. continuation noted on page five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George P. Parker
Provo
Fourth Judicial District
Elias Hansen
Parker
Parker and Robinson
Will H. Folland
East Lake City
Fourth District
Utah
Wasatch
Uintah
Duchesne
Hanson
Vernal
Ashley Valey
Tolland
Jensen
M. B. Pope
Thomas Rhoades
Farm Creek
Harris Murray
Braet
Elnora van
Nelile Truxile
Sherif William Preece
Ealt Lake
Califormaia
Trujillo
N. J. Hansen
Justice of the Peace
J. T. McConnell
Thos. W. O'Donnell
Adelbert Bigier
Lafe Richardson
Roy Smith
James Reed
J. H. Perkins
Girl Killed in Open-Car Crash After Dance
Geneva Arrowsmith, 16, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Arrowsmith of Ashley Ward, died instantly when an open car driven by Van Tassel overturned near Ray Searla’s home after a dance in Maeser. Three companions, Truman Miller, Daley Tassel, and Jessie Beddo, escaped injury. Sheriff Lare Richardson noted a broken wheel struck Arrowsmith, causing fatal head injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva Arrowsmith
Joseph Arrowsmith
Ashley Ward
Maeser
Truman Miller
George Miller
Daley van Tassel
Harry van Tassel
Jessie Beddo
Jane Beddo
Mr. van Tassel
Bmaeser
Ray Searla
Roy Lee
Mr. van Tassel Sweverd
Arrowsmith
Lare Richardson
Idahoan invents device to take water from air
Idaho article reports C Milo Godfrey a Boise swimming instructor applying for a patent for a pocket sized device claiming it can produce water from air in arid regions. The piece also mentions a separate motor vehicle accident killing a girl and funeral details for the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise, Ida
C. Milo Godfrey
The
Natatorium
Paxton Heads Uintah County Teachers Institute
W A Paxton chosen head of U T C E Association as Uintah county wraps up its best teachers institute to date. Sessions at Second Ward chapel featured Dr A N Merrell Prof Lufter Barnason and Superintendent Parratt with activities at Uintah high school. Attendance reached full morning session with several readings and musical numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah County
Merrell
Myton
Nial Nelson
Charles Lewis
J. H. Prows
Bfjarnason
Priss Georgia Ray Pickup
U. H. 8S
Disd
Lila Oberhansley
Democrats Hold First Rally at the Orpheus Hall
The first Democratic rally of the season in Vernal will be tonight at the Orpheus hall. Speakers include Governor candidate George H. Dern secretary of state candidate J W Funk attorney general candidate J Wilt Robinson and Democratic national committee woman Mrs Weston Vernon. A program will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal
Orpheus Hall
George H. Dern
J. W. Funk
J. Wilt Robinson
Weston Vernon
Sidewalk Crossings Under Construction and City Plans
At the city council meeting routine items were discussed. Work on street crossings has begun with some already built and repairs planned at asphalt vats. A proposal to extend sidewalks toward the high school was considered but no firm plan set. A trial to band two blocks of water mains on Uintah avenue was approved.
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Everal
Vernal
Uintah Avenue
Federal Corner
Carter Corner
Uintah County Teachers Decide Attendance at U E A Meeting
Uintah county teachers may vote in each school to choose attendance at the Utah Educational Association meeting in Salt Lake City. No school will be held in the district during the days of the conference. Uintah High School and Central Vernal students will be in attendance, while nonparticipants hold regular sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. FE. A
Uintah County
Utah Educational Association
Salt Lake
U. EB. A
Ut Nteah High School
Central School
Vernal
Uintah County Teachers Educational Association
Mr. and Tah
Uintah High School
Vernal Central
Naples
Maeser
Willcox Academy
Jensen
Glines
Fort Duchesanés
Moffat
Ashley
Watson
Tridell
Dry Fork
Lower Brush Creek
Rector
Rainbow
Davis
Bennett
Ouray
Hayden
Whiterocks
Lapoint
Randlett
Wilson
Uintah County Soldier Memorial Monument Unveiling Planned
Vernal Armistice Day event to unveil the Uintah County Soldier Memorial in the central square along the Victory highway. Fundraising continues with over 300 dollars needed. Governor Mabey and Congressman Colton slated to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah County
Vernal
Legion Auxiliary Committee
Loeb and Leopold Named in $100000 Attack Suit
In Chicago a $100000 damages suit claims Nathan Leopold Jr and Richard Loeb mutilated taxi driver Charles Ream after abducting him in a car last November 21. Ream says the pair blinded him with drugs and he has been unable to work since. The case surfaces amid broader courtroom activity surrounding the Leopold and Loeb murder case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Nathan Leopold, Jr
Richard Loeb
Charles Ream
Ream
Loeb
Leopold
Hfo
Robert Franks
Means
Names of New Health Officers Elected at Utah Public Health Board
At the Utah Public Health association annual meeting on October 9 at the capitol, E. O. Howard resigned as president after eight years. George D. D. Keyser was elected to succeed him. Keyser is president of the A Keyser Company and manager of Utah Paper Box. The board adopted a resolution praising Howard’s service and noting the association’s tuberculosis control progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. O. Howard
Utah Public Health Association
Capitol
George D.D. Keyser
A. Keyser
Utah Paper Box Company
Howard
Keyser
James H. Wallis
Association
E. G. Gowans
Wea
E. Howard
Eas
Columbus Day Address Delivered by Colton
MT PLEASANT Oct 14 Congressman Don B Colton delivered the Columbus day address before a large appreciative audience at the North Sanpete high school Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Pleasant
Congressan
Don B. Colton
North Sanpete High School
Addresses and Responses At Indian Patriotic Services
A tribal gathering in Uintah Basin features remarks praising the Utes for their wartime service. Superintendent Gross is thanked as speakers recount long friendship with white settlers and honor John Nick and other veterans for their roles in the recent war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Patriotic Services
Indiana
Gross
Mr. Gross
Utes
Uintah Basin
Secon
Colorado
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C. OF
Basin
STAR
Craig
Lea
H. E. Rich
Richardson
W. A. Paxton
U. T. C. E. Assn
Vogue Theatre
Vogue
Charles R. Mabey
Don 8. Colton
Uin
George K. Keyser
Colton
Giipin
Unitted
Washington
John Nick
Bank OF Vernal
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