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Newspaper

Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1949

Page

12

Uinta Utes Dominate League F B Honors Club Meetings Noted

Uintah Utes football victory 12 0 over Roosevelt Roughriders at Fort Duchesne. Marvin Richardson scored one TD and Joe Noybal caught a pass. Upcoming Region 3 match determines playoff path while local clubs host events and add new members ahead of November meetings.

Uintah Roosevelt Roughriders Fort Duchesne Marvin Richardson Joe Noybal Uhtah Utes Millard Delta

Thalia Club Hosts Halloween Party At Galbreath Home

Mrs. Joe Galbreath and daughter entertained Thalia Club at the Galbreath residence on hallo ween eve with colorful decorations. Guests Mrs. Fred Ackhurst and Mrs. Mackay joined in playing 500. high prize went to Mrs. J. C. Anderson. other prizes to Mrs. Freestage and Mrs. Ward White. Lampoon was served to ten members and two guests. Also noted are the Hardy family returning home after a weekend visit with the Morrilyf Tridell family.

Joe Galbreath Les Mackay Thalia Club Galreath Foo Fred Ackhurst Mackay J. C. Anderson George Ward White Norwood Hardy Mt. Pieasang A. Hardy

Kingsbury Ladies Aid Plan Hallowe'en Party

Kingsbury Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Joe Galbreath home with sixteen members and two guests. They planned a Hallowe'en card party at the Community house on Oct. 29 inviting the public.

Kingsbury Ladies Aid Plan Hallowe'en Party Kingsbury Ladies Aid Joe Galbreath

Variety Club Relishes Rook Evening at Heaths Home

Twelve members of the Variety Club met at Mrs. Grat W. Heaths home for a Rook night and a dessert luncheon. The next meeting is set for Wednesday Oct. 26 at Mrs. Orvel Hullinger’s home. Also noted is visiting from Long Beach and Los Angeles relatives, including Mr. and Mrs. Frank Maygran and sons Dwight and Lorin, Mr. and Mrs. Nile Belcher, and Mrs. Loris Beecher.

Raymond Siddoway Lynn Murdock Sam Hatch Charles Hatch Variety Cut Frank Maygran Dwight and Lorin Nile Belcher Long Beach Cal Loris Beecher Los Angeles Hilda Williams Warren Belcher Maygran Beecher Niles Williams Belcher

Local births and arrivals list with notes from readers

Congratulations to multiple families on births with dates and brief notes about new arrivals. Newcomers LaVerda Mann from Langer Wyoming and LeRoy Worthington listed with occupations. Beth Hansen from Salt Lake City noted as a photo tint er.

LaVerda Mann West Main Langer Wyo Mann Curio LeRoy Worthington Ming Worthington Western Geophysical Co Beth Hansen South 2Nd East Salt Lake City Hansen

Great Fight Card Slated for November in Vernal

A big wrestling and boxing card is planned for November 2 at Imperial Hall Vernal. Leo Wallick 205 will meet Orvel Hullnger 195, with June Byers Violet Viann headlining women’s bouts. Reid Hullinger faces Billy Rice and Reds Ware stars appear in prelims as promoters promise a standout show.

Leo Wallick West Coast Orvel Hullnger Imperial Hall Vernal June Byers Violet Viann Addiiton Hullinger

Maeser Glines PTA Heads Are Installed

Maeser Glines PTA held its first meeting of the year on October 20 at Maeser school. Officers installed were Mrs Boyd Hat president Mrs Cuff McCoy vice president Mrs Owen Powell secretary and Mrs Lee Murray treasurer. Principal A Alwyn Call announced an adult education class if enough parents are interested. High school entertainment included Miss Carolyn Wallis piano and Miss Carolyn Searle reading. Attendance winner was Mrs Stephen Perry’s first grade. they receive a record album. Light refreshments served.

Maeser- Glines Pta Maeser School Hugh W. Colton Uintah and Duchesne County Pta Colton Boyd Hat Cuff McCoy Owen Powell Lee Murray Pincipal A. Alwyn Call Carolyn Wallis Carolyn Searle Stephen Perry

Final Finals Set for Vernal Jaycees Boxing Tournament

The Vernal Jaycees announce Thursday night at Imperial Hall the final amateur bouts plus a professional match between Windmill Pearce and Wile Ambrose. Local fighters Doug McLean, Joe Murphy, and Grant Richens headline the amateur card as the tournament aims to train talent and fund state and national competition. Winners in the light divisions will receive white sweaters with red gloves. proceeds support local fighters.

Vernal Junior Chamber of Commerce Imperial Hall Warren Mott Wile. Ambrose Los Angeles Windmill Pearce West Salt Lake City Altho Pearce Somnateur Jaycee Doug McLean Buddy Jacobson Joe Murpy Johnny Hacking LaVar Southam Eugene Coonradt Grant Richens Phillip Eaton Raymond Hatch Phill Eaton Tex* Chivers Charles Bowden Dallas DeMille Larry Pierson Ralph Preece Jaycees Warren Moti Nelson Markley

Community Notes From Local Families Over Weekend

Maeser E S Qellett reports from the weekend as Harry Paup visits Salt Lake City. Beatrice Stringham drives to Salt Lake City for a Junior Red Cross convention with Uintah high school girls. Numerous locals, including Merkley families and ByU students, spend time in Salt Lake City, Logan, Provo, and nearby towns. visits, trips, and family events are listed, with multiple extended family connections and travel details.

Harry Paup Salt Lake City Ient Dan Adams Beatrice Stringham Uintah High School Red Cross Joseph Merkley Oaks Park Reservoir Tad Arvid Roland John Adams Ella J. Stringham Thag Logan Boyg Hatch Boyd Williams Hatch Clyde Wahlaurst Provg Marvin Perry Price J. F. Perry Edward Jenkins Dana Carroll Oregon Freeman Carroll Sybil Perry BYU Provo Ang Fife Morris Vernon Oger Prattie Curtis Lillie Singleton Lorin Hatch Lillie Singlevy Maryin Singleton Lois Veile aMp Leeman Veile O. Colton Roosevelt Leo C. Hacking Piva Timothy L. A. Timothy Clark Abegglen Susan Archie Yic Conkle G. JL Pierson Los Angeles Cal Baltimore Maryland L. G. Larsen Asher Merkley Douglas L. Merkley David B. Hall Kenneth sZardy San Bernardino Mark M. Hall Hall Lela Goodrich Clara Hall Margate Roberts Ogden

Co op Takes Over Peterson Flour Mill in Vernal

Uintah county members of the State Farmers Cooperative seized the Peterson flour mill in Vernal five weeks ago. Co op organizer L H Black reports 230 new members, 25 membership fee, grain input, flour and feed output rising. DeMarr Dudley is president. directors are E H Peterson Owen Powell and Verdin R Johnson.

Co-Op Peterson Flour Mill Vernal Uintah State Farmers Cooperative Peterson L. H. Black Uintah County Black DeMarr Dudley Jensen Poultry Man E. H. Peterson Owen Powell Verdin R. Johnson

Clair Bagged His Elk Wife Reports

Indignation rose in the Southam family after a Vernal Express item claimed Clair failed to bag his elk. The report notes he secured the elk at the Colton ranger station and mentions various relatives visiting Glenwood Springs and Salt Lake City connections.

Clair Southam Vernal Express Colton Ranger Station Kenneth Luce Salt Lake City al Remington Saltake

Deer Hunt Guests and Birth Announcements Gather in Local Notes

Lucille Bodily and others from Provo enjoy a deer hunt while BYU students and USAC Logan attendees join in. John T. Hanegan and wife visit Camp Ord relatives, Mrs Hanegan is sister to Mrs Hatch. The Coon family welcomes a newborn son born October 18 as Mrs. Coon, formerly Enid Anderson, shares news with relatives.

Lucille Bodily Melvin Bodily Cleo Bascom Donna Loveless Provo BYU Ie John T. Hanegan Camp Ord Cal Boyd Hatch Hanegan Hatch Boyd Christensen Grant Christensen USAC Logan Leon P. Christensen Frank Colton Elmo Colton Dwayne Salt Lake City F. E. Colton Fred Anderson John Coon Magna Coon Enid Anderson Raymond York

Land and its products fuel human needs and progress

Henry George notes land and its resources underpin all labor and consumption, supplying the materials, energy, and wealth essential to civilization and all desired goods.

Landig Henry George

BB Guns Prove Dangerous To Motorist

Vernal police chief Arthur Corless urges parents to supervise boys using BB guns after a car window was damaged by BBs. He notes widespread damage to church school buildings and homes, stressing dangers to pedestrians and drivers and praising improved student walking habits.

Arthur Corless Vernal Nalice Corless

Amelia poet Eugene Field presents Little Boy Blue

The line references Amelia poet Eugene Field and his famous work Little Boy Blue, noting its status among Field's best known poems.

Eugene Field Amelia

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