26 Sep 1946
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1946
Page
1
A disrupted town council session failed to reach a chair in charge as a petition issue caused confusion. Hospital officials were not present, leaving the chairmanship unsettled while attendees debated procedural steps and potential next meetings.
Uintah county showcases its crops and 4-H clubs at the Utah State Fair. Awards include first prize for a costume, second for an individual outfit, and third for the county’s group display. Members Glória Wallis and Donna Sean led entries with notable recognitions among a large county contingent.
In a Vernal justice court Judge Henderson fined approximately 135 dollars to several motorists for operating with improper licenses and expired registrations. Defendants include Lowell Young Ned Neldon Eaton Lowe Goodrich and Delroy Good with various sums from seven to fifty dollars. One defendant Ire Massey pleaded not guilty to driving under the influence and was released on bond.
A corrected birth notice reports a boy born to Mr and Mrs Therd Rust on Beptember 8 and a girl born to Mrs Leiria Wiodley on Beptenber 3 with associated timing notes for September. Mr Vernon Cox of Raw is also mentioned in relation to a September date.
Utah reports its heaviest Polish Week with 24 new cases for the week ending September 20. The state health department notes cases in Uintah and another county, including two nonresidents. The totals compare to earlier years and show a rise in cases during the period.
A Uintah County hospital unit fund receives three generous cash gifts during a board meeting. Included are donations from local residents and a physician, with totals supporting hospital care and patient services. The meeting discussed allocating funds and turning over the gifts to the hospital.
The unfinished North Vernal Avenue resurfacing from Main Street to Steinaker Draw three miles north of Vernal is slated to begin this fall. Officials from the highway commission and the U S federal roads administration, along with local authorities, say funds are secured and traffic regulations within city limits will be addressed. Stringham and mayoral figures discussed the agreement amid concerns over road use and jurisdiction.
New appointment places Neeley as engineer in charge of the Central Utah project area from Vernal to Duchesne River canyons. He previously led the Echo Dam efforts and directed Price justice work, supervising about 20 survey crews charting tunnel elevations.
In Uintah County the USO faces a quota issue with a $19,000 limit and talks of tapering operations. Couture states Utah’s quota may require providing services to an estimated 29,000 Utah bows, as they seek support from USG for the needed outreach.
Searle's Saving plans a barbecue for 3 000 guests on Saturday afternoon October 5 at Searle's Saving Center. Owner Wood B Searle says the store marks its three day anniversary October 3 4 and 5 with Harold M Lundell a veteran barbecue chef grilled beef to be served to visitors by store staff.
City council approves permits and related funding for a housing project. Details reference a $1000 amount and a plan to complete construction with materials available. Names include R Porter and Thad Fulmer, with addresses noted for residence sites and a review of outside finishes.
The notice lists funeral services held for Collett with numerous named attendees including Brigandy, Murraye, and family members. It notes first president of Uinta and other persons connected, with the service details and attendance.
The Uintah County Lions Club heard from Utah Power and Light officials about ongoing power problems and service efforts. Clark, chief inspector of operations, and other company leaders spoke at the gathering, with music by a local group led by Mrs. Mary Peat Manwar.
A damaged OCR item lists Unitah High graduates and names such as Leah Holfeltz Exia Beth and Charlene Palmer. It mentions destinations including BYU and Utah State and references a division with Evan wigalley Chuck arradate and Gordon Blagg among others.
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