Plea and Sentence for L Jarrel in Burglary Case
L Jarrel, 19, pled guilty to burglary in a case heard by Judge Abel Turner. He was sentenced to one to twenty years at hard labor after waiving further time. The case followed a September burglary at George Ashton’s store in Randlett and led to Jarrel’s September 18 arrest with companion Bob Tucker. Tucker, 17, from West Virginia, was sent to juvenile court and then Ogden. Jarrel has been in county jail awaiting district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin L Jarrel
Abel Turner
Jarrel
Turner
State
George Ashton
Randlett
J Emery Johnson
Bob Tucker
West Virginia
Tucker
Ogden Jarrel
Lapoint Tridely Communities Plan Hospital for West Side
A large Lapoint meeting supported building a centralized community hospital to serve Lapoint Tridel and surrounding areas. State health officials from Salt Lake City attended, outlining planning steps and the need to cut travel to Roosevelt or Vernal for urgent care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lapoint
Tridely Communities
West Side
Barnett E Bonar MD
State Board of Health
Salt Lake City
J W Stevens
Vernal
Grace Lambert
Alo
Catest Lapoint
Tridel
Roosevelt
Vernat
Uintah Stake Quarterly Conference At Stake Tabernacle
The Uintah stake holds its quarterly conference at the stake tabernacle on Saturday evening November 4 and on Sunday morning and afternoon November 5. All three general sessions include visitors from Salt Lake City. A contest between the Aaronic and Melchizedek priesthoods will be carried on at each session. Aaronic priesthood members will sing three songs at the Sunday morning session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah Stake
Stake Tabernacle
Salt Lake City
Twenty Years Ago in Roosevelt Lynn Reader Recalls Town Growth
Twenty years ago Frank Odekirk lost three fingers helping with a threshing machine near Roosevelt. Lynn Reader of the Bank of Vernal spent Sunday in Roosevelt and praised the town’s rapid growth. Mrs Anton berebel hosted a birthday dinner for Mrs Strebels. Relatives gathered for music and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Odekirk
Sweek Iest
Rooevelt
Lynn Reader
Bank of Vernal
Anton Berebel
Sunbeam Cole
Ria
Templeton
Leslie Ashton
Clarence
Ray
Roosevelt
Richard Jensen
Bils Jensen
Jensen
Wallace Calder
Pheasants Abundant Near Vernal and Ashley Valley
Pheasants are reported plentiful this year in Ashley Valley and along the Vernal highway with hundreds seen feeding in gardens and fields. Jensen resident M Moon counted fourteen pheasants feeding on potatoes, while farmers in Davis ward note a preference for onions over wheat or oats. Open season will bring many birds to be hunted, and extra onside hunters are expected due to the county having a longer season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashley Valley
Vernal
M Moon
Jensen
Davis Ward
Iintah
Deer Hunters Expect Abundant Buck Season Opening
Old timers say deer are plentiful across the lower country and Colorado border as the season opens Friday for ten days. CCC camp at Bullionville reports daily sightings while Vernal hunters returning from Colorado bring back bucks. County Game Warden Ed M Oaks promotes learning new preserve boundaries and cautions safe hunting with red caps. Season ends Monday October 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
CCC
Bullionville
Vernal
Bucks County
Ed M Oaks
Banking Act of 1933 Glass-Steagall passes near unanimous vote
The Banking Act of 1933 known as Glass-Steagall passed with near unanimous Senate and House approval. It provides for bank deposit insurance and safeguards, limits interest on deposits, and caps rates on time and savings accounts. Uintah Girls Athletic Association forms with Marjorie Twitchell as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Senate
House
United States
Auarey
Gwendolyn Roberts
MlUecams
Federal Reserve Board
Tvederal Reserve Board
Utah Churches to Get Lower Power Rate
Public utilities commission order cuts Utah church power rates from 6–7 cents to 4.46 cents per kilowatt hour with a $100 minimum monthly charge and 10 percent discount for ten year contracts. About 625 to 650 churches may benefit including recreation centers and buildings with fans ranges organs and lighting systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Utah Power and Light Company
Public Utilities Commission
Commission
W A Beesley
Salt Lake i D & Stake
Beesley
The
Utilities Commission
Power Company
First Contingent CCC Men Leave for Winter Quarters
The CCC Bullionville camp transfers 30 inexperienced men to Joel Valley near Castle Dale Utah while 60 experienced men move from Diamond Fork Strawberry to Bullionville. Total CCC strength rises to 185. Bullionville camp expected to move to Port McArthur district in Southern California within two weeks with no new Utah enrollments anticipated.
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CCC
Utah
Bullionville
Joel Velley
Castle Dale
Diamond Fork
Strawberry
CrCcCc
Cce
Port McArthur
California
Public Utilities Board Refuses Five Trucking Applications
The Utah Public Utilities Commission denied five operators requests to run trucking services. Three dismissals followed for no-shows at the meeting. One rejected applicant was Martin Campbell of Vernal seeking routes Vernal to Salt Lake City and other lines. Will Kilpack sought dismissal of his excursion permit across all state highways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Utilities Commission
Utah
Martin Campbell
Vernal
Salt Lake Price Heber
Provo
Utah- Colorado Line
Will Kilpack
Glines Ward First to Meet Era Drive Quota
Leonard Perry of the stake MIA board and Improvement Era drive reports that Glines ward was the first in the stake to meet its allotment for subscriptions to the Improvement Era for 1933 34 Several other wards are fast approaching their number states Mr Perry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Perry
Stake
MIA
Glines Ward
Mr Perry
Interpretation of Early Indian Rock and Bark Writings
The article discusses ancient pictographs and petroglyphs across the American West, noting lack of deciphering keys and potential Hopi Pueblo clan symbols. It describes varied glyphs such as circles, zigzags, animal tracks, and geometric patterns, and speculates on their meaning from battles to personal records and trade signs.
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Mexico
Willow Springs
Tuba City
Arizona
Shipapa Hole
Little
Colorado
The
Shipapulma
West
Idaho
Warings
Mortialy
District Wheat Allotment Committee Organized at Roosevelt
The district wheat allotment committee for Uintah Duchesne and Daggett counties was chosen at four meetings in Roosevelt. Wm K Dye of Neola was named president, with J W Weaver Vernal and J W Bienzard Home as directors and Alfred Simper Vernal as secretary and Archie Johnson Vernal as treasurer. Daggett county forms a community committee. Uintah and Duchesne counties nominate J W Weaver Alfred Simper George E Wilkins with E Peterson secretary and Ray S Jordan treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah Duchesne
Daggett Counties
Roosevelt
Archie Johnson
Duchesne County
Wm K Dye
J Edgersfolder
J W Bleachard
J W Morton
E Peterson
Ray S Jordan
Armistice Day Plans Begin for Ver nal Ceremony
Preparations start for an Armistice Day celebration on November 11 in Ver nal. Details are not yet finalized.
Uintah High Plans Third Annual Girls Tea and Program
Uintah High School hosts a Friday afternoon girls tea organized by the Womens Faculty League with Miss Coy Fife Miss Beth Ashworth and Mrs Enola Noble chairing. The assembly features gifts from Miss Louise Jorgenson and a $59 scholarship from the Business and Professional Womans Club, plus yearbook promotions and student body involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womens Faculty League
Uintah High School
Faculty Womens League
Coy Fife
Beth Ashworth
Enola Noble
Gwen Hansen
Louise Jorgenson
Compteas
Nobile
Alice Norgandi
Pesil Shaffer
Business and Professional Womans Club
Ruth Winder
Marjorie Twitchell
UGAA
Don Cartier
Three Vernal Students Enroll at University of Utah
Official tabulation by E J Norton records 3029 students in residence at the University of Utah. Lower division leads with 1663. Fiducation 313. Arts 274. Mines 209. Business 166. Graduate 1414. Medicine 115. Law 95. Male enrollment 1926 to 1103 females, except Education where coeds outnumber. Summer school and Extension not included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyie Johnson
Lorna Doone Siddoway
Mary Thorne
Vernal
Don Rogers
Whiterocks
University of Utah
E J Norton
Judge orders new charge filed against doctor
District Judge James Kinney in Salt Lake City ordered a new complaint against Dr Frank Moormeister after quashing the prior proceedings. The Duchesne girl, brought March 11 by Mike Saridakis of Price, was allegedly the patient of an illegal operation. Saridakis faces a trial on a statutory offense related to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James SY M.kinney
Salt Lake City
Frank J Moormeister
Moormeister
Mike Saridakis
Price
Saridakis
McKinney
Calvin W Rawlings
McNaughton Bound Over To District Court In Larceny Case
Preliminary hearing for John E. MacNaugston on grand larceny was held before Justice Charles De Moisy. DeMoisy reserved decision until 4 30 pm Tuesday and bound the defendant over to district court with bond set at 750 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. MacNaugston
Justice of the Peace
Charles de Moisy
DeMoisy
Ifenry J Stone Vernalite Leader Dies in St Anthony Idaho
Ifenry J Stone 86 a former Vernalite and Teton LDS stake leader died at his home in St Anthony Idaho He served in the Black Hawk war and was postmaster at Chaplin Idaho He is survived by widow Mrs Emert and children J Y F Stone G E Stone P J Stone Stone W S Trewin D R Stone Mrsdna Clark Mrs Olive Morriss and others three brothers Nedgar C W Stone and Orden Utah He was born in England December 15 1848 and came to America in 1863
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ifenry J Stone
St Anthony
Idaho
LDS Tabernacle
Cof
Wm H Stone
Iffie
May Emmett
Stone
Teton
England
Cedar Fort
Utal
Vernal
Teton Valley
Chaplin Idaho
Teton City
Emert
E Stone
Driggs Idaho
J Stone
Spokane
Wash
San Diego
Calif
R Stone
Salt Lake
Dna Clark
Olive Morriss
Lynnwood
Grace
Cora Bigler
Nedgar
C W Stone Orden
Utah
Meat Allotment Distribution by Uintah Relief Committee
Uintah county relief committees distribute 2100 pounds of salt pork from the Federal Government to those on relief who are currently out of meat. Chairman R Cooper notes the process has been ongoing for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah County
R . Cooper
MIA Recreational Institute Planned in Vernal
Members of the general board of the wrIA will be in Vernal on Tuesday, October 24 to hold a recreation Institute for ward officers and activity workers. Meetings begin at 4:00 PM with an evening session at 8:30 PM in the Second ward chapel. W Robinson will direct and teach the new contest dance for 1933 34. Classes in public speaking and retold story by Mrs Katla Jensen and Mrs Hisie Talmage Bradley. Regular MIA wards meet Monday night October 20.
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Wria
Vernal
Chcteper
Second Ward
W . Robinson
Katla
Jenses
Hisie Talmage Brandley
Mia
Warda
Pheasant and Quail Season Opens Across Uintah County
Newell B Cook state hand game commissioner issues a proclamation listing November 5 7 and 8 as open season days for pheasant and quail in Uintah County. Pheasant daily limit three males quail ten. No shooting before 8 40 am Sunday and 7 am 5 pm other days. Possession limits tie to daily limits. Bobwhite quail hunting forbidden and rifles barred. Ashley Game Preserve boundaries expanded with new prohibited firearm zones.
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Newell
Cook
Uintah
Ashley Game Preserve
Calendar snippet shows community events and holidays
The fragment lists dates for deer season openings and closures, shows, shows and fairs, institute and council meetings, Halloween and Armistice Day observances, elections registration deadlines, fishing and pheasant seasons, and a Thanksgiving Day note, indicating a busy local community calendar.
Leasure Visit With Chase Couple in Denver
Mr and Mrs J B Leasure of Denver spent a week visiting with Mr and Mrs W 3B Chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J B Leasure
Denver
W 3B
Chase
UHS Receives Enyclopedia Gift at Assembly
Miss Louise Jorgenson presented a recent edition of Comptons Ency clopedias to the UHS library during a Friday assembly. The gift supports the revived school library program and is highly valued by students and faculty who rely on such supplementary works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comptons
Louise Jorgenson
Jerr
Jory Mien
Lou
Jensen Bridge Dedication Set For October Twenty-Eight
The Jensen bridge on U S 40 over the Green River near the Utah Colorado line will be dedicated on Saturday October 28. A two state celebration is planned with officials from Uintah county Vernal Lions Jensen community and state leaders invited. Governor Blood of Utah Governor Johnson of Colorado Congressmen Madock and road officials are expected, with a 50 member band providing music as the new $2,000,000 concrete bridge, a federal project, opens without damage to an overpass capable of carrying large loads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green River
Jensen
Utah-Colorado
Great
Uintah Basin
W. JL Fletcher
Bard of Uintah County
CC Anderson
Vernal Lions Club
Henry J. Blood
Utah
Od L Johnson
Golorado
Abe Madock
Utah State Road Commission
Frederick J. Pack
University of Utah
U H
Lloyd Winn
Jensen Bridge
Duck Season Opens Amid Dry Conditions and Mixed Luck
The duck season opened Monday noon as dry weather and low water limited hunting. Harold Alexander of Uintah High School bagged two mallards with one shot in the afternoon, while Sam Calder damaged his gun by mud and escaped injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Alexander
Uintah High School
Lone Foose
Harold
Sam Calder
Mr Alexander
Sam
Butter records fall at Uintah Creamery and local marriages noted
The Uintah Creamery churned 221 pounds of butter last Wednesday, setting a new record since operation began. Vernal couples Lon Black and Minnie Brannon wed at the bride's home, while Date Meeks and Emma Wall married at the groom's parents' home in Glines ward. Cross-mountain surveying by Lewis Lind and Geo Goodrich from Naples returns from Colorado with honey and plans along the Muir and Green rivers. Bishop Geo Billings reports progress on Jensen meeting house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah Creamery
Lon Black
Minnie Brannon
J H. Black
Date Meeks
Emma Wall
Glines Ward
Lewis Lind
Geo Goodrich
Naples
Colorado
Lewis
Cross Mountain
Miir
Green Rivers
Jensen
Bishop Geo Billings
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L. Jarrel
Martin Luther Jarrel
Alder
George B Miller
Peter Harrison
George M Thompson
Earl Howard Wentz
John N Davis
Addie Miles
Hettie Rolfe
Samuel Rolfe
Demainier
E R Lawrence Cooper
N J Meagher
Timothy
Lara Nelson
John A
Malia State Bank
North Sanpete Bank
Maxwell Id Seelep
Reuben FE Cook
Plantiffs
Verda H Haws
Sterling Haws
C H Hislop
Martin Hislop
Edwea M Greene
Michail F Greene
TIC Banking
Uintah Girls
Alan
Ugaa Hase
Florence Hacking
Grace Murray
Fermit
Glines
ERA
Albert Breagan
American Éscription For the Advancement of Science
TSO
Nad Nuit
Home Economics Club
Home Econonomics Club
Edytha Kay
Lutiile Stringham
WEVA
Prow
Miss Brown
Miss Christensen
Mr Cannon
Air Clark
J. E. McNaughton
Ifenry J. Stone
Heme
St. Anthony
Ida
MIA Recreational Institute
Owens
Olu Lamcheon
Teachers Institute
Bridge Day
Fallowe’en
County Commission
UHS
Govenor Henry H. Blood
Ed. I. Johnson
BOS Reeds SR
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