Behrman Funeral Attended By Uintah Community
Mrs Luemma Behrman wife of Neils Behrman died after a long illness in Vernal at 1230 Monday morning. The mother of eleven children she lived in Vernal twenty three years and was active in the Relief Society. Funeral services were held in the Vernal Second ward chapel with Bishop Pontha Calder presiding. She was born April 3 1881 in Manassa Colorado and married Neils Behrman December 17 1902 in the Salt Lake temple. survivors include nine children and relatives in Utah Colorado and Vernal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luemma Gowe
Ds Behrman
Neils Behrman
Hehrman
Lla
Behrman
Manasse Colo
Harmon
Jane Thompson Sowards
Provo
Vernal
Balt Lake Temple
Reiief Society
Vernal First Ward
Myr
Manassa
Colo
Lowell Horace Verdinand Francis
Melvin
Verdella Karr
Colorarco
Zina Jane
Irene
Wilbur Sowards
Marava Ward
Harold Sowards
Harmon S
Vernal Area Briefs Highlight Marriages and Local News
A Vera Vernal page item notes births at home of Mrs Hannah Clark and a marriage of Mary Beattie’s daughter to Byron Thomas of Watson, with the couple heading to reside in Watson. Other items mention nurse training shifts for Bender, teaching posts in Naples and Sunnyside, and a land office staff change as De Moisy departs Vernal after a long tenure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Hislop
Vernal
Judge Morgan
Lula Hamilton
Edith
Mildred Bates
Mary Merkley
Pearl Shimmin Byron Thomas
Watson
Nancy Mcffenchnie
Hannah Clark
Bessie Tyzack
Oral Carroll
Salt Lake
Silen
Mary Bender
Naples
Fern Odekirk
Sunnyside
Bender
Davis
Sumiumer
M. R Martin
John McAndres
Pardon Dodds Sr
Heber
Captain Dodds and Son
Joseph
Charles de Moisy
Vernal Land Office
Air DeVroisy
Homecoming Draws Three Hundred To Dry Fork Friday
About three hundred residents gathered in Dry Fork Mountain Dell for a homecoming with historical sketches old time songs and dancing. Indoor baseball favored Dry Fork Maeser won the afternoon pledge and the Dell married men beat Maeser married men. A picnic lunch followed with barbecued mutton and beef. Special badges honored long-term valley residents many pioneers from Vernal attended and a tribute to early pioneers was read by Mrs Edgar Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dry Fork
Mountain Dell
Maeser
Mr. Dell
Thomas Bingham
L Caldwell
B L Caldwell
John S&s Hacing
Mes
Lee Caldued
G Caldnwel
Mark Hall
George Caldwell
Ellis Caldwell
Lester Bingham
Anna Bingham Dudles
Mt Dell Mirs
Hyrum Richardson
Sarah Searle
Payson
Charles Atwood Lee Caldwell
Mary Stringham
J M Hall
Php Stringham
Cheil Hall
Mkrirs
Edgar Taylor
Uintah Basin Assets Highlighted by Governor Blood
Governor Blood discusses Uintah Basin assets and the Fort Duchesne settlement history begun in 1887. The message covers geography from Wasatch to the Green and Duchesne rivers, irrigation development, and early agricultural growth spurred by Fort Duchesne and Ashley Valley settlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Governor Blood
Uintah Basin
Duchesne
White River
Bad Blands
Uintah
United States Geological Survey
Green River
Ralph B. Y Woolley
Ashley Valley
Salt Lake City
Ashley
Maeser
Ashley Creek
Advertising as safety valve in industrial recovery act era
General Hugh Johnson assures business leaders that advertising will remain essential under the Industrial Recovery Act. The article notes that constructive selling will strengthen, with emphasis on accurate market knowledge, vigorous sales, and honest efforts to reach consumers. It also previews diverse events including wresting bouts and the Uintah Basin Rodeo with detailed schedules and participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Johnson
Uintah Basin
Alterra School To Open New West End High School
Uintah School Board approves creation of a west end high school to serve Lapoint White racks Tridel Ballard Fort Du chesne Ouray Randlett and nearby communities. The Alt era school house will host grades 9 to 12 with a principal yet to be chosen. High school classes begin Monday September 48 for registration. Grade schools start a week later on the 25th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Exml Snyder
Uintah High Servo Gymnasium
Ira Dein
Fat Flannigen
Bill Longson
Leo Papiano
Greek
Los Angeles
Lern
Utah
Pat Trannigan
Boston
Miss
Dern
Glengson
Lao Paplano
Paplano
Unitedl School Board
Lapoint Whiteracks
Tridel
Ballard
Fort Duchesne
Ouray
Randlett
Altera
Driver E Smith
Uintah
Forest Camp Boxing Bout Draws Crowd in Vernal
Monday night at the Forest Camp boxing event in the Farm Bureau building drew a large crowd from Vernal and Basin. Mickey East vs Joe Postma ended in a four round draw, Clyde Thomas stopped Bozo Adams in one round, Cleon Allred beat Cll Catiwell by decision, Lee Broussard defeated Byron Vircher over ten rounds in a close bout. Referees were Frank Swain Alton Hatch and Cafy Caldwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvel Thye
Pocatello
Melincovich
Snider
Cherikee Massey
Howard Ellis
Virtus McConkie
Dry Fok
Jack Howard
Vernal and Basin
Forest Camp
Farm Bureau
Mickey East
Joe Postma
Clyde Thomas
Bozo Adams
Cleon Allred
Neola
Cll Catiwell
Jensen Bridge First Span Cement Laying Progress
On Tuesday morning a large crew laid the cement floor on the Jensen bridge's first completed span. The cement must cure for twenty one days before forms are removed, then the sides are rubbed down to give a stonelike appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jensen Bridge
County Commissioners Meeting Notes and Bridge Contract
The Uintah county relief committee chair R Cooper reported relief fund matters for the future. The board let a contract to build a bridge over Vac Wash near Dragon at a price of 250 dollars, with materials to be paid by the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
W L Fletcher
R . Cooper
Uintah County Relief Committee
Vac Wash
Dragon
Dillman Family Visit Spouse and Beaird Kin in Texas
Mr and Mrs Harold Dillman of Texas are visiting several days with Mr Swain and his wife the mother of Mr Dillman. Mrs Dillman was formerly Miss Royal Beaird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harolh Dillman
Texas
Frank Swain
Dillman
Oqyal
Beaird
Davis Ward Rodleo Helps Chapel Fund
The Davis ward rodeo and dances on September 1 and 2 raised a neat sum for financing the new ward chapel. A fair crowd attended the rodeo and dances on the Green River below the George Blaugh ranch where riding and roping contests pleased attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis Ward Rodleo
Chapel
Davis Ward
Ward
Green River
George Sblaugh
Vernal notices recount injuries and travels from Thirty Years Ago
Thirty years ago John Winn was badly hurt Thursday evening after falling off a shed and landing on wagon wheels. Ed Young and May Pope wed in Salt Lake City, with plans to stay in Vernal or move to Salt Lake City or Rose. Various residents return from travel to California New Zealand Logan and Kendall ward remains, while local officials assist with tax notices and a sermon on forgiveness is announced for Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Winn
Ed Young
Meesf
Oddie, Jr
New Zealand
Misereanie
Salt Lake City
Eddie
Miss May
Vernal
Rose
Prica
Silas
T F Cleaver
May Bartlett
Emma Henry
Davis
Hattie Perry
Logan
Hattie Will Leach
Milward School
Don B Colton
Charles Ghines
Kendall
Wic
Birs Ward Pack
Salt Lake
Health concerns shadow Henry Erekson in Los Angeles
Henry Erekson of Provg novn of Lo Angeles is reported in very poor health. Nir Erekson, a former resident of Vernal, is noted in connection with the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Erekson
Provg Novn
Lo Angeles
Nir Erekson
Vernal
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Fort Ducresne
United States Infantry
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Wye
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Wyo
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Stein
Ottis
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Uintah Highs
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Alton Hatch
Imperial
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N E. Waldron
Fort Douga
Sraff
E. O Maynard
USAC
Alterra School
Jensen Bridcgl
Tradeen
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Deere de Denere
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