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Newspaper

Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1935

Page

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Southern Utah clubs push US 40 paving for tourism

William D Rishel, president of the Utah State Automobile Association, urged Salt Lake businessmen to back paving US 40. He argued the highway would tap Yellowstone traffic, connect Denver to Utah, and boost eastern and southern Utah trade while Yellowstone and Rocky Mountain park tourism suffers from poor roads. The Associated Civic clubs of Southern Utah endorsed improving main highways to a hard-surfaced standard and supported Roosevelt Highway No. 6 routing while affirming Uintah Basin needs.

William D Rishel Utah State Automobile Association Rotary Club of Salt Lake U. 84 Fishel Utah Yellowstone Pacific Northwest Salt Lake City Rocky Mountain Park Rishel Wyoming New Mexico Pacific Coast Green River Tribune Associated Civica Clubs Green Rivers Uintah Basin W. D Rishel Associated Civic Clubs

Former US Student Body President Wonorcd Honors Nomination

Logan Misa Marjorie Twitchell, UHS student body president for 1934 35, was placed in nomination for vice president of the freshman class at Utah State Agricultural College. Primary elections set for September 30 with final election October 4.

Utah State Agricultural College Logan Misa Marjorie Twitchell UHS

A V Lewis Re elected President of 1936 Vernal Rodeo

At a Vernal Rodeo meeting held in the United States bank directors room officers were named for the coming year. A V Lewis was unanimously chosen as president with B H Stringham as vice president and Wilson Murray as secretary and treasurer. A new rodeo name may be chosen with a $5 prize for best suggestion fromUintah Basin school members. The 1936 show is set for September 10 11 and 12 with publicity planned to attract a large crowd and a homecoming for Uintah county former residents. Plans include a parade a carnival an air show fireworks and possible livestock show plus grandstand and fence improvements at the Fair Grounds.

Uinted State Bank Lewis B H Stringham Wilson Murray Uintah Basin Colorado Wyoming Utah Uintah County

Fort Duchesne Awarded 23600 for Water System Improvements

Washington Sept 24 Fort Duchesne was awarded 23600 today from old PWA funds set aside for Indian Bureau projects by the Public Works administration for water system improvements.

Washtington Fort Duchesne PWA Indian Bureau Public Works Administration

Early Pioneer of Ashley Valley’s Remarkable Matriarch

Vernal honors Aunt Deb Johnson oldest resident of Ashley Valley born 1842 in Maine. She and Alfred Summers Johnson settled in the valley in 1878 as one of its first white pioneers. Now past 93, she raised 12 children and kept family life through hardships, while reading by lamp and weaving hats. Her son Willis L Johnson leads the county commission and bank duties, with a daughter in Lapoint near daily visits.

Vernal Deb’ Johnson Blossom Ag Deb Elila Alfred Summers Johnson, Jr Mr Johnson Texas Joseph Smith Willis L Johnson County Commission Bank of Vernal Lapoint Nathan Hardy Maeser

State Fair to Open Saturday in Salt Lake City

The 1935 Utah State Fair opens Saturday and runs seven days through October 5. A grand fiesta showcases Utahs achievements across livestock agriculture manufacturers mines and mining arts education welfare and more with a deluge of entries and record exhibit space.

Salt Lake City Theresa Reason Utah

Deer Hunters Readying Guns for October 20 Opening

Deer hunters prepare for the season opening on October 20 as they dust off guns and gear. Local clubs anticipate a busy weekend with increased participation and safety reminders issued ahead of the hunt.

Uintah Scenic Broad Casts Visit to Salt Lake City Sponsor

Henry Schubach sponsor of Uintah Basin scenic talks visits with son Robert and Dr Broaddus among others to tour Uintah wonders. The group plans displays at Standard Optical in Salt Lake City during the Utah State Fair week and a talk on local Indian petroglyphs and prehistoric sites.

Henry Schubach Uintah Basin KSL J E Broaddus Schubach Robert University of Utah Broaddus Jack Thompson H B Millecam Standard Optical Company Salt Lake City Uintah Mountain Dr. Groaddus Green River Gorge Bus Hatch Frank Swain Royce Mowrey Alten Hatch The Green Colorado Dinosaur National Monument Stobert Schubach Bryces Canyon Greenie Bryce’s Canyon M. W Curry Utah

Train kills brother of Mrs Bert Evans in Rupert Idaho

LeRoy Elmer of East Lake City died Wednesday at Rupert General Hospital from injuries suffered Tuesday when struck by a freight train in Rupert Idaho. He leaves four brothers and three sisters besides Mrs Bert Evans.

LeRoy Elmer East Lake City Bert Evans Rupert General Hospital Rupert Idaho Evans

Denver Executive Visits Vernal on Expanding Stage Line

I B James of Denver president of the Denver Salt Lake Pacific Stages Inc visited Vernal today. He noted strong growth in the line and expressed pleasure with the expanding business.

I B James Denver Denver-Salt Lake-Pacific Stages, Inc James

Public Health Report From Uintah County Nurse

Mrs Jane Loftis chaired Uintah County public health for September 1 1934 to September 1 1935 under CWA and FERA. The record notes 868 first visits and 34 revisits to families, 286 medical conferences, 220 social meetings, 64 nursing sessions, 233 cases assisted, 4 staff institutes and 44 other institutes, 46 infant visits, 453 school visits, 106 pre school and 442 adult health supervision visits, 263 prenatal investigations, 25 postnatal deliveries, 23 bedside nursing, 15 venereal disease activities and home or office calls, 20 unclassified cases referred to physicians, 189 field activity, 90 Red Cross activities, 347 acute and 327 non-acute communicable disease cases, 1136 persons seen on home visits, 38 tuberculosis visits not at home, 84 infants, 240 school children and 105 adults medically examined, 108 schools visited with numerous classroom inspections and consultations. 3225 FERA office visitors, 2000 typhoid inoculations, 40 diphtheria shots and 30 smallpox vaccinations.

Jane Loftis Uintah Loftis CWA FERA Red Cross

Beaver Trapper Arrested On Tuesday And Fined

Deputy game warden Floyd Noel arrested Lawrence Wall Jr of Randlett on illegal beaver trapping and shipping furs from the state without a seal. Wall pleaded guilty before Justices Charles and Carter and was fined $100, posting bond for payment. Furs had been shipped out of state over a year ago.

Floyd Noel Lawrence Wall Jr Randlett Charles & Carter Wall

Brigham Young Sr Early Life in Vermont Frontier

Brigham Young Sr was born June 1 1801 in Whittingham Vermont to John Young and a family with Tangible frontier roots He grew up on a farm with wholesome country life and some cultural refinements despite limited schooling He pursued varied interests in mechanics carpentry cabinet making painting and glazing shaping his early capabilities toward a versatile future

Brigham Brirham Jed Hin Ank

Brigham Young’s Early Life and Mormon Westward Drive

The passage traces Brigham Young’s youth from New York state to Mendon, Palmyra and Wayne County, his 1872 joining of the Latter Day Saint movement, and his leadership in directing westward migration. It notes Joseph Smith’s surrounding community, the 1830 church founding, and the church’s 1832 press activity and interest in a Rocky Mountain settlement.

New York State Mendon Palmyra Wayne County Joseph Smith New York Brigham Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints Evening Morning Star Church At Independence Missouri Rocky Mountain West Salt Lake Basin Jos Smith Rocky Mountaina

Uintah Basin Roads Get Government Aid Approval

The state road commission submitted Uintah Basin road projects totaling 4.25 miles to Washington for federal aid. Projects include Myton to Roosevelt 83 miles with rock asphalt and Duchesne to Fruitland 247 miles with base gravel. Vernal asphalt plant to operate all winter. cost figures cited and aims to relieve unemployment.

Uintah Basin Washerington Fruitland Vernal Myton Rooge Myton Roosevelt Duchesne Fort Duchesne Halfway Holstow K. O Wright Halfway Hollow Truitland Half Way Hollow

Canning Project Surges Under FERA Supervision

H Coltharp reports county FERA canning success led by supervisor Mrs Jenny Weeks. By now 22422 cans of produce and fruits have been filled at an average cost per can, with a week in September at 4 cents per can. Containers used include No 2, No 2 1-2 and quart. Corn beans tomatoes and various fruits canned in No 2 7994 No 2 1-2 13210 quarts 2218 wages total 116180 and rent 45. Work will continue as long as vegetables are available.

H. Coltharp FERA Jennie Weeks

Uintah High School Enrollment Grows With Fresh Registrants

Uintah senior high reports enrollment near 400 pupils with daily new registrations. Principal If M. Lundell notes classes are organized though some rooms crowded. Few changes occur as students adjust subjects chosen at term start.

Uintaha Senior High School If M. Lundell

Indian Fair Draws Large Fort Duchesne Crowd

A two day Indian Fair at Fort Duchesne attracted a large crowd despite threatening weather on Tuesday. Exhibits by 4 H clubs and arts and crafts impressed sponsors with strong horticultural and live stock displays. Noted judges and instructors from Verna Uintah and Roosevelt High contributed to the event’s success.

Fort Duchesne Walter E Atwood Smith-Hughes Roosevelt High Entira Indian Reservation

District Governor Visits Vernal Lions Wednesday

District Governor Flash Nielson of Hyrum spoke at the Vernal Lions Club luncheon on Wednesday. Dr A C Boyle discussed Dinosaur National Monument construction. Uintah High provided entertainment. new members were introduced and an upcoming ladies night and initiation for Uintah Basin clubs announced.

Flash Nielson Hyrum Vernal Lions Club A C Boyle Dinosaur National Monument Noble Ilareld Hullinger Charles Lewis Secial Uintah High School Marie Singleston Gqwena Eaton Margaret Oaks Elaine Goodrich Miriam Young Sfelen Stringham Dean Hatch W Kullock

Sunday School Convention Held at Uintah High School

Uintah stake Sunday School Convention at Uintah high school drew officers and instructors from each ward. J I Walter Woolley presided with George M Cannon and others from Salt Lake guiding lessons on the theme The Prepared Teacher and the Inspired Child. Uintah stake board members My. Woolley J Wallace Johnson and Frank Goodrich assisted with Mrs Etella Stevens Sadiler as secretary and Miss Meda Walker as chorister.

Uintah Stake Uintah High School Walter Woolley Schonls George M Cannon J Percy Goddard John T Wahlquist Frank Seegmiller General Sunday School Board Salt Lake Uintah Stake Sunday School Board My. Woolley J Wallace Johnson Trank Goodrich Mra Etella Stevens Sadiler Louesa GB Stacking Kindergardten Meda Walker

Fahrni Faces 12000 Loss in Lark Mercantile Fire

William J Fahrni owner of the Lark Mercantile in Lark Utah suffered a 12000 merchandise loss when a fire started Monday evening believed to be caused by lightning striking electrical wiring. Salt Lake and volunteer fire departments battled the blaze. Insurance covered about 75 percent. Fahrni, a well known figure in Vernal, has long been connected with regional expeditions and local business.

William J. Fahrni Mercantile Wiliam J Fahrni Lark Mercantile Company Lark Utah Corwin L Tommy) Hatch Salt Lake Bingham Fahrnit Veronal Green

Student praises Green River gorge beauty near Green Lakes

Robert Selubach of the University of Utah admires the Green River gorge near Green Lakes, saying it shows more beauty in minutes than Bryce Canyon offers in all his time there.

Tso Bryce’s Canyon Robert Selubach University of Utah Green River Gorge Green Lakes

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W. D. Rishel Rotary Club US 40 Roosevelt Highway US Student Body Wonorcd Enward Chua Searg Talo-Eihiop Lmbeoghea Mang Quezon Ta de Inaurira Bedeca Reaerve Jewa League of Nations Roosevelt da Delleer Atlante A.V. Lewis B. H. Stringham Deb Johnson Ashley Valley Uintah Scenic Dr. Broaddus Train Ile Kee Fai the Man Fruitland Gall Fort
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