Openning day brings big enrollment to Uintah County schools
The Uintah County schools opened with about 2500 students across thirty buildings and a teaching staff of over seventy. Renovations include new heating at Fort Duchesne and several upgrades in Tridell Lapoint and Leota. School wagons run to LaPoint Tridel Randlett and Roosevelt to improve access. The Maeser staff may grow. Ashley may lose a teacher. The slogan for the year is Every child in school.
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Uintah County
SD Rosaly
Couny
Tridell
Lapoint
Leota
Fort Duchesne
Tridel
Randlett
Roosevelt
Duchesne County
Our County School Board
Vernal
Maeser
Ashley
Uintah Basin sports clubs form joint protective body at Vernal
Clubs from Uintah and Duchesne counties meet in Vernal to establish a unified governing group over wildlife and fishing enforcement. Roosevelt Roosevelt and other leaders head a 396 member board to support state fish and game efforts, prevent vandalism, and improve fish hatchery operations with new feeding and retention ponds.
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Besin
Tiven
Beth
Tah
Ming'g Peak
Roosevelt
Reservation Red’ Ard Gun ‘Club
Whiterocks
Mt. Emnioss
Protective Sane~ Catten
Altonah
Vernal Gun Add Rifle Club
Game Protective Pxsecesstion
Meotfield
Wome
Craig Harmeton
Daniela
Mt. Rome
A. G. Nobd
Migeryinor
Askhiey National Pbeeunt
Fieh
Rnmea
Arphieaben
Jjimigh
Uinxtak
Uintah
Duchesne
Vernal
Truckload fair exhibits overturns on way home
John Haslem of Bennett overturns a truck carrying Vernal Uintah County Fair exhibits between Vernal and Fort Duchesne. Eighteen prize chickens died, three turkeys and four calves escaped uninjured. Kenneth Haslem drove, survived unhurt. Road undermined by water hid danger. tying teams and a full day were needed to right the vehicle.
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Vernal
John Haslem
Bennett
Kenneth Haslem
Fort Duchesne
Young Haslem
Uintah County Teachers Institute In Vernal Successful
Uintah county teachers held their institute in Vernal last Friday with Duchesne county visitors. Notables from the University of Utah and local inspectors spoke on instruction while a musical program preceded departmental work. The Uintah county association reorganized with J E McNaughton president and aims to boost certification and Utah statewide membership.
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Uintah County
Teachers’ Institute
Vernal
Duchesne County
Lester Bjarnason
University of Utah
Willamaon
Biartiason
Wil Hamgon
Uintah County Teachers’ Association
J. E. McNaughton
Luke Clegg
Stella Richards
Teachers Association
Utah Teachers’ Association
Olsen
Midwinter Institute
Roosevelt
Ashton family departs for Salt Lake City for study and business
Leslia Ashton and his son Lowe left Tuesday for Salt Lake City. Lowe will enroll at the University of Utah while Mr. Ashton stays several days to conduct business in the city.
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Leslia Ashton
Lowe
Salt Lake City
University of Utah
Ashton
Nord Inspects Vernal Manila Road on Diamond Mountain
Superintendent Nord of the Ashley National Forest Reserve visits the Vernal Manila road project on Diamond Mountain. He reports progress is good and completion could occur this year if weather permits. Eleven miles have been finished this year. remaining sections will be built cooperatively by the county and Forest Service. The road will access a scenic, timbered region and shorten travel from Vernal to Manila to about 65 miles.
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Nord
Ashley National Forest Reserve
Greendale
Forest Reserve
County
Forest Service
Utah
Manila
Alanity
Green River
Wyo
13 Year Old Sarah Nelson Dies After Illness
Maeser mourns as Sarah Nelson age 13 dies Tuesday after a nine day illness of tonsillitis. Her parents Daniel and Mrs Nelson and the Maeser ward bishopric plan funeral services Friday at 10 o clock in the ward chapel with many friends offering sympathy.
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W Maeser
Daniel Nelson
Sarah
Nelson
Manila
Uintah County Fair Crowned Most Successful Yet
Vernal Utah hosted a three day Uintah County Fair with record horse and auto races and a highly praised exhibit hall. Awards went to Vernal Second Ward Maeser Glines Fort Duchesne for various home economics arts and agricultural divisions with judges from Fort Duchesne Farmington and UAC.
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Uintah
Vernal
Cooper
Dodds
Rolfe
Els
McCurdy
Robertson
Hullinger
Peterson
Vernal Second Ward
Maeser
Glines
Fort Duchesne
Pack-Allan Coal Company
Vernal Lumber Co
Newton Brothers
Thorne
Peppard Seed Co
Ashley Forest
Calder Bros
Acorn Co
J. W. Carlson Ofort
Uintah Meke Leaders Attend L D S Recreation Sessions
Uintah stake recreation leaders gathered in Vernal on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday for instructional meetings led by W. C. Robinson of East Lake city a General Board MI A member and former U B I GC leader at Fort Duchesne. The program covered child adolescent adult and community development through structured recreation discussing urges and social conditioning and finished with demonstrations of today’s dances.
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Ll. D. S. Church of Uintah
W. C. Robinson
East Lake City
Fort Duchesne
Robinson
Uintah High Moho Opens With Record Enrollment
Uintah High opened Monday with 475 pupils and a full staff as classes began to settle into steady work by Tuesday and Wednesday. The Seminary led by Jack N. Lybbert enrolled 182 pupils, up from 150 last year. Opening night Friday invites the public to tour the new building, enjoy a program, dancing, and games.
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Uintah High School
Jack N. Lybbert
Little Bessie Jenkins Dies After Acute Appendicitis
Twelve year old Little Bessie Jenkins daughter of Mr and Mrs Archie Jenkins died after sudden illness following a County Fair trip. An operation at Vernal Hospital failed as the appendix ruptured and she passed away Tuesday afternoon. Funeral was held in Maeser ward chapel with interment in Vernal cemetery.
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Maeser
Bessie Jenkins
Archie Jenkins
Vernal Hospital
Lole Jenkins
Earhing Shoel
Neola
Dora Frestone
Roosevelt
Local Practitioner to Attend East Coast Medical Conventions
Dr. Homer E. Rich of Vernal and Alaska County will travel in Ostober to St Paul Minnesota for the Tri State Medical convention, to Chicago for the Physiotherapy meeting, and to Omaha for the National Lesion convention. Delegates from the West will travel by special train from Salt Lake City.
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Homer E. Rich
Ostober
St. Paul, Minn
Chicago
Omaha
West
Salt Lake City
Physio-therapy Association
Rich
Gerardmier
Alsace-Lorraine
Alpenne Front
American Legion
Department of Tah
Charles E. Rich
Brigham Young
Utah
Woodmen of the World Meet Plans Couples Picnic
A local Woodmen of the World chapter gathered at the I O C L hall Monday night and approved a coalition day social for members and their wives. The plan aims to provide a casual event with arrangements for attendees and spouses.
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Ice
The
Woodmen of the World
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