Health Council Plans Drive for Uintah County Hospital at Vernal
Uintah County Health Council meets to launch a drive for a Vernal county hospital. Officials cite savings from local care, reduced patient travel, and government aid under a WPA project to fund a modern fifteen room facility with maintenance covered by a modest levy.
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Ulnteh
Uintah
J R Douglass
The
Health Council
Douglass
Vern McCarrel
Willis Johnson
Myrtle Nelson
Uintah County
American Red Cross to Receive Aid for Ethiopia
Admiral Cary T. Grayson announces that cash contributions from the American public will be received by the American Red Cross to aid the Ethiopian Red Cross. He notes that offers of assistance to the Italian Red Cross have been declined with thanks, the Italian Red Cross able to care for its own needs.
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San Francisco
Red Cross
Pacific
Cary T. Grayson
American National Red Cross
Washington, DC
American Red Cross
Ethiopian Red Cross
Grayson
A L. Schafer
Geneva
International Committee of the Red Cross
Italian Red Cross
Itailian Red Cross
District Scout Officers Elected Here Saturday
At the Uintah district annual meeting of the Timpanoogos council Boy Scouts of America held Saturday evening in the Vernal First Ward, A. A. Anderson presided. Harold B. Lundell was elected district council chairman with Ray Duke as first vice chairman and Leo Thorne as second vice chairman.
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Uintah
Timpanoogos Council
Boy Scouts of Armerica
Vernal
A. A. Anderson
Timpanogos Council
Harold B. Lundell
Ray Duke
Leo ©. Thorne
Jesse Haws
Driver E. Smith
Anderson
Boy Scouts
Court of Honor
Lundell
Richard Jensen
L. G. Noble
Red Cross Roll Call Chairmen Are Appointed
The annual Red Cross membership drive in Uintah county runs November 11 to 28 with chairmen named for each community. W. Henderson says the countywide push will be among the largest in years to fund relief work worldwide, following aid in Florida floods and California earthquakes. Local kits and a first aid station were funded or donated, while chairmen include Mrs Anna Morrison Ashley and others across Uintah communities.
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American Red Cross
Uintah
W. Henderson
Red Cross
Florida
California
Ethiopia
US 44
Anna Morrison
Ashley
Charles Wise
Jensen
May Chivers Davis
Lester Bingham
Maeser
Byron Thames
Dry Fork
Zina Pearce
Naples
Hazel Ioett
Glines
Robert Dennett
Fort Duchesne
Mary Naylor
Gusher
Oscar Jensen
Leota River Bottoms
LeRoy Taylor
Randlett
Arthur Wiscombe
Ballard
J G Bolton
Bennett
Celestia Rasmussen
Lapoint
Clyde Merkley
Tridell
Ollie Justice
Deep Creek
Robert Marimon
Whiterocks
American Legion Auxiliary
Vernal
N A. Taylor
Willow Creek
L. T Bennett Ouray
Ruby Billings
Rainbow-Watson
Dorr Finnicum
Dragon
Dow Young
Dinosaur Camp
Deer Duck and Pheasant Seasons Set as Big Events
Hunters prepare for deer season opening Sunday for ten days through October 30. Ducks and geese expected to be abundant along Green river marshes and lakes. Pheasant season opens Sunday November 3 for three days with good numbers on the Reservation and Ashley Valley. County Game Warden Floyd Noel urges red caps and careful shooting to prevent accidents.
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Green River
Ashley Valley
Floyd Noel
Vernal Band Week Planned for November 11 to 16
Band Boosters meet at the high school to outline Band Week activities including a uniforms drive for the enlarged band. Committees were formed for membership, luncheons, dances, and initial entertainments, with plans to hold a Band Boosters meeting November 6 at 7 00 pm at the high school.
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Mra
Ray Stringham
Toloyd Winn
H. H. Norgard
H . Sowards
Jane Murray
Bert
Singleton
Arthur Manwaring
Wallace Calder
H_ Siringham
L, O Thorne
OC Cooper
If B
Nearly 100 Men to Start On Projects
Two WPA projects will start next Monday employing nearly 160 men. The Vernal City sewer project will hire 69 workers and the Long Park project 87. Mayor R C Cooper, returning from East Lake City, said approvals were the only ones available, with Paradise Park reservoir anticipated soon for Lagoint and Tridell areas.
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Long Park
Vernal City
Paradise Park
WPA
R C Cooper
East Lake City
Lagoint
Tridell
Completion of US 40 Will Bring Tourists
Utah officials and civic groups push paving US 40 from Salt Lake City to the Colorado line to boost western travel. W. D. Rishel cites Rocky Mountain and Yellow stone national parks as gateways and urges statewide highway development to attract tourists to Utah.
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U. & Highway 49
Salt Lake
Utah
W. D Rishel
Utah State Automobile Association
Rocky Mountain National Park
Grand Canyon
Noth and
South Rims
Zion Canyon
Bryce Canyon
Denver
Rocky Mountain Park
Rishel
Rocky Mountain
Utahng
Salt Lake City
Utah-Colorado
Martines
Associated Civic Clubs
Southern Utah
the Tribune
Associated Civica
Arizona
Nevada
State Road Commission
Fivc Ie
Provo
Deis
Tribune
Advertising Tips From Ed Tuttle For Selling Taters
A regional note urges sellers to use advertising to reach buyers. It argues that spending on ads uncovers opportunities and avoids hiding goods in the cellar. The piece humorously warns against neglecting promotion as a waste of potential customers.
Uintah Schools Closed for Utah Education Meeting
All Uintah county schools will close Thursday and Friday so teachers may attend the Utah Educational convention in Salt Lake City. Superintendent L G Noble announced the day will be made up on Saturday January 11, 1836 to compensate for the loss.
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Uintah
Utah
Salt Lake City
Uintah County
L G. Noble
Potato Patch Records Reported On Monday Harvest
A short report notes Kidd digging blue victor potatoes on Monday. One potato weighed four pounds while a large number weighed three pounds and more.
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Kidd
Indian Fair Praised by Colorado Visitor at Fort Duchesne
Clarence Schaefermeyer attended the Indian fair at Fort Duchesne Utah on September 25 and praised the event. He noted Indian supervision including police timekeepers and judges and described the exhibits from beadwork to canned goods and clothing with strong agricultural displays.
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Clarence Schaefermeyer
Fort Duchesne
Utah
Eptember 25 and Co
Appeal to Preserve Utah Lombardy Poplars by Director Peterson
Director William Peterson urges Utah residents to replant Lombardy poplars as many aging trees die from disease and life cycle. He notes their iconic role in farmsteads and towns, warns of elimination without new plantings, and calls for public opinion to save the species.
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Utah
Lombardy
Adult Geology and Mineralogy Course at Uintah High
An adult geology and mineralogy class will be offered at Uintah High School Vernal in the Ag room. Registration is Monday at 5:00 pm. Dr A O Boyle will teach from 8 to T each Monday or Wednesday with no prerequisites. Field trips to nearby mountains planned. This course is part of the University of Utah extension service with minimal expense and no textbook required.
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Uintah High School
Ben
A O Boyle
University of Utah Extension Service
Uintah Stake Conference Set For Vernal November 10
President H B Calder announced the Uintah stake will hold its tenth annual conference in Vernal on November 10. General sessions are planned at 10:00 am 2:00 pm and 7:30 pm with the schedule released by the stake presidency.
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Uintah Stake
H @B
Calder
MIA Institute to Be Held by General Board at Vernal
General Board members from Salt Lake City will conduct an MIA workers institute in Vernal on Saturday. An afternoon Bee Itive institute and an evening general session will take place at the Vernal First Ward chapel.
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MIA Institute
Bix General Board
Salt Lake City
Vernal
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