Schools Enroll 4163 For Starter Tuesday
Basin Woman Five Others Killed in Crash on 118 near Roosevelt when two cars collided head on. Raymond Treutelling of Chicago driver of one car. six dead including his wife Mabel Tremelling and Cora Gorkill. Enrollments first day total 4163, up from 3047 last year. Supt J C Haws notes overloads in some schools and adjustments needed.
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Tandlett
Roosevelt
Raymond Treutelling
Chicago
Mabel S. Tremelling
Rose Tremelling
Cora Gorkill
Maywood
J. C. Haws
Kiwanis Kids Day Planned for Saturday Parade
Kiwanis announces Kids Day on Saturday September 24 starting at 10 a.m. with a parade from the west side to the county building. Events include races games a pet show and free pop and ice cream with prizes for best floats chaired by Glade Nielsen for the boys and girls committee.
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Kiwanis
Hrounda
Hihe
Glade Nielsen
Dinosaur National Monument Construction Contracts Move Ahead
Superintendent Semingsen announced rapid progress on multiple National Park Service Mission 40 projects at Dinosaur National Monument. Contracts include water and sewer for Artesia HQ area at 185120, boundary fencing at 24075, power line extension 2320, five test wells for Yampa River Campgrounds 20000, and park staff led work on plug fat plateau area trail system 16000 and Harpers Corner revegetation 10000 plus a 4000 directional signs project at Artesia.
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National Park Service
Dinar Gaur National Monument
Earl Mr Semingsen
Artesia
Colorado
Ai, E. Britton and Burke Moving and Storage, Inc
Cheyrenne
Wyoming
Dinosaur National Monument
Massey and Showalter
Vernal
Ness Construction Company
Old Monteith
Utah
Moon Lake Electric Association, Inc
Arte
Park Forces i7
Harpers Corner Road
Dinosaur Naonal Monument
Artesta
Uintah Stake Conference Heading This Weekend
Elder Thorpe B. Isaacson assistant to the Council of Twelve Apostles will preside over Uintah Stake Conference this Saturday and Sunday. Elder Donald Ellsworth and Stake President Frank Ry. Welker will conduct sessions with music by a stake choir and youth chorus. Welfare and priesthood leadership meetings are scheduled for Saturday evening at the stake center.
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Thorpe B. Isaacson
Council of Twelve Apostles
LDS Church
Uintah
Donald Ellsworth
Church General Welfare Committers
Stake
Frank Ry. Welker
Tabernacle
Uintah County
National Guard Armory
Roland Merkley
Merkley
United County
Donna Bevy
Dorothy Wach
Morris R. Cook
Cliff Bush
Ken Sewards
Hitbus
Doyle London
Mary Freeman
Nome Arts
Oris Pope
Oir
George Johnston
Huth Hassem
Reese Anderson
Uttah
Stake Center
Dana Price
Deborah Curfew
Leah Dowden
Kathleen Jolley
Connie Cool
Linda Pope
Connie Cook
John Gotfredson
Marlene Wardle
Sally Temples
Patty Stone
Susan Denver
Fr. Duchesne
Donna Anderson
Macser
Diane Preece
Maceer
Diane Wallace
Tridel
Nancy Suteh
Marleah Lipphardt
Patricia Wilking
Linda Abplanals
Randy Collett
Maeser
Menttn Risner
Lorna Pape
Sherry Karren
Carol Rae Southam
Naples
Eileen Busch
Velyn Franvem
Eileen
Story
Maeati
Ann Porldns
Linda Morse
Sheila
Advisory Board Names Officers Discusses Fees in Utah
Stringham of Vernal was re printed co chair man of Utah Advisory Board of the US Bureau of Land Management on last Thursday in East Lake City. R O Nielsen BLUM State Director serves as the other co chair man. The board met to recommend grading fees under the Taylor Grazing Act for use of public lands with 23 members attending.
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Stringham of Vernal
Utah Advisory Board
Bureau of Land Management
East Lake City
R. O. Nielson
BLUM
Utah
Earthquakes Hit Vernal and Salt Lake City Areas
Tremors struck Vernal and Salt Lake City with a second quake in under a week. A Wednesday 3:20 a.m. shake caused reports of a rocking downtown Salt Lake building and sway in offices. Last Thursday's quake damaged Utah Idaho areas with losses over one million dollars. Residents described beds and buildings moving and objects vibrating.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Wyoming
Idaho
Salt Lake
Vernal
Don R. Cawley
Vernal Exchange
Ray E. Nash
Stan Hobins
East 1St North
May Anderson
Soard West
Lynn Reynolds
Maeser
Prisoners Make Freedom Bid for Second Time
Two former escapees Bud Williams and Steven Anastos attempted another breakout early Monday. They allegedly used hacksaw blades smuggled by visitors and pried windowscreens before being spotted at 2 a.m. by Officer M. T. Moore. Sheriff Norman St. Fletcher charged them with destruction of government property.
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Bud Williams
Steven Anastos
M. T
Pete) Moore
Norman St. Fletcher
Visitors At Fieldhouse Over Weekend Set Record
A weekend visitation at Vernal field house reached a record 7500 people. The tally was reported at a Vernal Chamber of Commerce meeting held Tuesday. The report notes earlier totals and regional tourism activity including Flaming Gorge Dam and nearby attractions.
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Vernal Field House
Vernal
L. Y. Siddoway
Frank Hemingway
Dutch John
Flaming Gorge
Dinosaur National Monument
Candidates Make Final Effort For Primary Election Tuesday
Uintah County voters faced a busy primary with candidates vying for county and state seats. Republican fields include three commission races, sheriff, and county attorney while Democrats contest sheriff and attorney general nominees. Polls open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. at multiple Vernal and Ashley venues.
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Uintah
Nolan Merkley
Dry Fork
J. Ross Morrell
Naples
Beonard
Buzz) Larsen
Blayne Morrill
Tcket
Thy Lee
Wayne Pickupson
Jack Boren
Butane Paulson
Norman R. Fletcher
Herbert M. Snyder
Ledger
County Fair Draws Enthusiastic Crowd
A Uintah County Fair report highlights strong community turnout, with plans for an annual event. At Dutch John nine miles south a truck overturn injured a Casper man. Marken Drilling Co. owned the semi truck involved in a highway accident.
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Casper
Marken Drilling Co
Jail Escape Suspects Apprehended After Breakout
Reports say two men among four escapees from the jail on July 22 by locking a deputy in his cell. William A was recaptured almost immediately and Anastos was later seized at Spirit Lake.
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Perty
Williama
Anastos
Spirit Lake
Trash Fish Kill Opens on Green River
About 100 men from Utah Wyoming Colorado fish and game departments and the WS Fish and Wildlife Service join a three day program to remove non game fish from 445 miles of water ahead of trout stocking. The $150 000 project funded by the Upper Colorado River Storage Act uses toxicant drilled at ten mile intervals and helicopters boats and drip stations with protective measures for rare native fish in Dinosaur National Monument.
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Utah
Wyoming
Colorado
Flaming Gorge
St Bam
Man’s Paradise
Dinosaur National Monument
Eight Residences and One Fund Apartment Project Bid
A development project in headquarters area involves eight residences and one fund apartment. The Artesia bid house will open for this construction on September 4, 1942.
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Artesia
Lapoint Plans New Lions Club Formation Meeting
A Lae area meeting discussed forming a Lions Club with Marion Bowman District Governor and Grant Pickup present. Attendees included Albert Harris of Randlett Ouray Lions and Wayne Pickup. The group set goals for charter requirements and bylaws while naming Milt Woolley as contact chairman to recruit more members.
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Laepolit Chapel
Lions Club
Marion Bowman
Grant Pickup
Roosevelt Zone
Albert Harris
Randlett- Ouray Lions Club
Wayne Pickup
Lapaint
Milt Woolley
Ehidtinsa
Trophies Awarded at Vernal Golf Course Seatch Event
Amelia Manker and Jerry Parrish won trophies in the Seatch foursome handicap tournament at Vernal Golf Course. They posted 19 for nine holes. Jim Anderson and Helen Banks, Norm Asmus and Iva Wilson led for low gross with 5. Four places received low gross and low net prizes including gift certificates.
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Amelia Manker
Jerry Parrish
Vernal Golf Course
United Mud Co
Jim Anderson
Helen Banks
Norm Asmus
Iva Wilson
Club Plans Recreation Center Project at Lapotat
One of the first aims of the proposed club is to reestablish a recreation center at Lapotat, signaling a community boost and new facilities for local residents.
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Lapotat
Gift Stamp Site and Parking Area Planned Here
A S H Green Stamp center is set to open October 1 in the remodeled Sta tey Coal Co building on Tet West. Ashton Bros. Co announced the move and said fixtures arrive from San Francisco. The center will let stamp savers inspect merchandise and order items arriving in a week. A new 105 stall parking lot with electric eye gate and attendant is under construction by Ashton Cros. Local firms will validate tickets. others will pay a fee. The parking area aims to ease downtown traffic congestion.
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S&h
Statey Coal Co
Ashton Bros. Go
Stewart Ashton
San Francisco
Ashton Cros
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Salt Lroke City
Edna Land
Randlett
Mra. Land
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Leonard Ferguson
Utah Highway Patrol
Ferguson
S. Duane
Richens
Ft. Dacheshe Indian
Ashley Elementary
Bonanza
Central
Jensen
Lapolot
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TODD
Whiterocks
Alterra
Supt
Wuws
Uintah Stake
Advisory Board
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U.S
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J. Bracken Lee
Lee
David S. King
Wil
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Congress
Laurence J. Burton
Rulan K
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Wm. i
Bill) Henderson
Els Ainge
Lloyd Pope
Vernal City
National Guard
Colleen Collen
Wayne Hall
Alan
Gulez Yelk
Turkey
Connie Fox
Alto
Fox
Evelyn Redfearn
Arilys
the Tabernacle
Ruth Haslem
Fine Arts and Crafts Department
Floyd Brolnholdt
BYU
Jae
Veley Eaton
Mia
Edythe Shimmin
John Gardiner
Green River
Joncas Hole
Lapoint
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