Resident Robbed and Beaten at Vernal Home
Robbers battered 78 year old Van Massey in his Vernal workshop Sunday evening. He was struck on the head multiple times, suffered a depressed skull, and required bone splinters removed before transfer to a Salt Lake City hospital, where he remained in fair condition. The assailant entered with a stocking over his head, demanded cash from Massey who owned about 165 dollars, and fled after the beating. The victim believed an accomplice was present. Continuous notes indicate ongoing investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Massey
Vernal
Salt Lake
Massey
313 East 1St North
Mr. Massey
Funeral Rites For Dale Hollinger Held In Vernal
Funeral services for Dale M. Hollinger 23 of 144 North East Vernal were held at 11 a.m. in the Vernal Seventh Ward chapel. Hollinger was found dead Sunday at 0:30 a.m. in a car wreck at the bottom of a 50 foot washout after skidding on gravel. He had left Vernal Saturday night to visit Gloria Stoner in Rangely and planned to bring her home to meet his parents.
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Dale M. Hollinger
North Ath West
Vernal
Vernal Suh Ward Chapel
Mullinger
Colorado
James J. Johnson
Flancea
Gloria Stoner
Rangely
Colo
Fifteen Classes Set for Adult Education Week
Utah marks Adult Education Week September 13 to 19 with a fall schedule in Uintah School District. Fifteen noncredit classes start September 14 at Uintah High School and Ashley Valley Junior High, 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Courses include ballroom dancing, welding for farmers, physical fitness for men, sewing, shorthand, kaltting, conversational German, sculpture, and typewriting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Wintah
Rhoda T. DeVed
Uintah High School
North 10Th West
Ashley Valley Junior High
South 6Th West
Ned Stringham
Ashley Valley
Degle
Landag
Uintah High
Louis Mele
Uintahigh
LuAnne Searle
Tilgh
Robert Jameson
Vintaly’ High
Helen Banks
Errol, Burns
Auto Hits Pole Five Injured in Uinta County Crash
Five people from the Montez family were injured when their car struck a utility pole on U.S. 40 two miles east of Vernal. The 21 year old Ibarita Montez suffered severe head and arm injuries. Richard Montez aged 4 had a broken right arm. Veronica 2, Junior 1, and Jeanette Colow 18 received bruises and abrasions. They were taken to Uintah County Hospital. Richard was later transferred to a Salt Lake hospital.
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Highway 40
Vernal
Unitil Hasin
Fridday
U.S. 40
Ibarita Lucero Montez
Richard Montez
Veronica Montez
Junior Montez
Jeanette Colorow
Montez
Roosevelt
Colorow
Bridgeland
Uintah County Hospital
Salt Lake
Donald Wilson
Utah Highway Patrol
Uintah County
Vernal City
Wilson
Anderson
Ute Grid Squad Opens 1964 Season With Win
Uintah High School football team opened the 1964 season with a 12 to 6 victory over Green River Wyoming. The second game is set for Creig Colorado at 7:30 p.m. Friday. The squad features returning lettermen and nine sophomores among 35 players. The opener ended 0-0 after the first quarter before Kent Thomas broke through for a second quarter touchdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah High School
Green River
Wyo
Creig
Colo
Kent Thomas
Uto
CAB Favors New Air Route Through Vernal
Frontier Airlines wins support from a Civil Aeronautics Board examiner for an east west air service linking Denver and Salt Lake City via Vernal to serve Steamboat Springs Craig Hayden. The examiner also proposes renewing Frontier's Gunnison service and deleting Pueblo from the Denver Grand Junction line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frontier Airlines
Civil Aeronautics Board
Steamboat Springs
Iayden Crait
Colo
Eastwest
Denver
Salt Lake City
Vernal
CAB
Newmann
Washington, D. C
Western Colorado
Routt County
Colorado
Yampa Valley
Craig
Hayden
Frontier
Gunnison
Calo
Pucito
Grand Junction
Publo
Albuquerque
Denver-Phoenix-Tucses
Forest Service To Get New Building Here
Senator Frank Moss announced that the General Services Administration will lease 5200 square feet in Vernal to Staugh Investment for a building at 447 East Main Street. The annual rent is 18550 with utilities and sanitation included, plus offstreet parking for six vehicles. The Forest Service will occupy the space by January 1, 1965 under a three year lease with a three year renewal option and 30 days cancellation notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank ©. Moss
General Services Administration
Staugh Investment Company
Vernal
East Main Street
Moss
U.S. Forest Service
Dates Listed For All Hunts During 1964
Utah fish and game lists 1964 outdoor seasons with general fishing open through Nov 30 and year round waters. Mourning dove season runs to Sept 15 in most counties, until Sept 20 in 17 counties. sage grouse starts Sept 12 and 13. chukar and Hungarian partridge begin Sept 19. forest grouse Sept 25 statewide. Elk and moose permits mostly start Sept 19 with some earlier openings. waterfowl open Oct 10 to Jan 7. Deer season Sept Oct 17 with Black's Fork and Ranga Creek unit opening Oct 10. pheasant and quail upland hunts begin Nov 7 at 8 am.
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Utah
Rlate
Department of Fish and Game
Beavét, Carton
Daggett
Duchesne
Emery
Garfield
Grand
Iran
Juab
Kane
Millard
Plute
San Juan
Sanpete
Sevier
Uintah
Wasatch
Washington
Wayne
Tooele County
Black's Fork
Ranga Creek
Million Dollar Upgrades at Wonsits Valley Oilfield
Gulf Oil Corp advances $2 million in plant installs at Wonsits Valley 18 miles south of Vernal Utah. A new pump injection station starts Monday to feed the Salt Lake pipeline. a gasoline plant and gas gathering system are due by October 1. The site houses two compressors and four 60 foot water cooling towers. Peak gas capacity reaches 20 million cubic feet daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wonsits Valley
Vernal
Gulf OL Company
Salt Lake
D. E. Fickinger
Gulf Oil
Warren Petroleum
Gulf Oil Corp
Ges
Mountaln Fuel Supply Co
Winters
Texas
Fickinger
Wonsis Valley
MFS
Te Salt Lake
Beck
Tulsa
Okla
Thaskston
Symposium on Intermountain Fossil Hydrocarbons Set in Salt Lake City
A two day Salt Lake City symposium October 8 and 10 will examine the Intermountain Basin oil and gas potential. Robert Covington of Caldwell and Covington will discuss Bituminous Sands and Viscous Crude Oils. Sponsors include Brigham Young University and several Utah industry groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah Basin
Salt Lake City
Intermountain
Intermountain Est
Robert Covington
Caldwell and Covington
Vernal
Brigham Young University
Utah-Wyoming Coal Operators' Association
Utah
Mining Association
Utah Petroleum Council
Rocky Mountain Oil and Gas Association
Sage Grouse Hunt Opens Early Saturday in Several Counties
Sage grouse hunting begins Saturday at daybreak in Uintah Duchesne and Daggett counties among others. The season runs Saturday and Sunday with a daily bag limit and a four bird possession limit after the first day. Northern counties closed to sage grouse hunting. If birds are field dressed, one fully feathered wing must remain attached. The rule also applies to upland game bird hunts and waterfowl season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah
Duchesne
Daggett
Fish and Game Dept
Company Leaders Named in Energy and Mining Talks
Will Be M. M. Fldlar of Mountain Fuel Supply Co. E. M. Naughton of Utah Power and Light Co. Toy E. Nelson president and Richard Dewey chief mining engineer of American Glisonite Co. participate in the discussion of energy and mining developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Fldlar
Mountain Fuel Supply Co
E. M. Naughton
Utah, Power and Light Co
Toy E. Nelson
Richard Dewey
American Glisonite Co
Arrival of dinosaur group set for September 21
Preparation works underway at the site west of the Field house and north of the present dinosaur skeleton for the new group of full sized dinosaurs scheduled to arrive.
LDS Speaker Denounces Hearsay Christians at Uintah Conference
At Sunday morning sessions Mito L Wellenmann of the Church Missionary Communities criticized what he called hearsay Christians. The address noted national affairs with President Johnson and referenced President David O W McKay being in Washington. Stake President Frank R Walker led both sessions as music and prayers were provided by Eleanor Marshall and Arnold Baker. Elder Kent Boyer spoke on travel protections and Clade M Sowards updated on the Uintah Basin Indian Mission efforts and church organization of Indian people for reerew.
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Uintah
LDS Stake
Mito L. Wellenmann
Church Missionary
Ritel
David O. W McKay
LDS Church
Washington
Johnson
Frank R
Walker
Eleanor Marshall
Lawrence Lee
More Wetlgl
Arnold Baker
Phulp
Washburn
Brian O'Neil
Stake
Kent Boyer
Clade M. Sowards
Uintah Basin
Reerew
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Dale M. Hullinger
Furral Held
Ute Grid
Corey Groixpress
Forest Service
Wensles V
Gulf Ol! Company
Wonsits Valley Oilfield
Gatoline
Dinosaur Group