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Newspaper

Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1955

Page

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Uintah Wax Base Oils Seek New S L Market

Uintah County commissioners discussed with Willow Creek and Diamond Mountain delegations the benefits of installing cattle guards to replace current gate use. The panel offered to fund half of Willow Creek guard costs if the public pays the other half. Diamond Mountain action was stalled due to weak representation. Bridge repairs and detours were planned for Lapoint and Ashley Creek. A Los Angeles refinery proposed to buy wax base oils from Uintah Basin, potentially operating SureSeal’s North Salt Lake plant under court receivership, with W M Barnes Co to invest $500,000 subject to court approval.

Uinetah County Wiltow Creek Diamond Mountain Willow Creek Willis Stevens Marty Tomlinson Ray Searle Bob Shiner Zelph Calder Brush Creek Lapoint Ashley Creek Massty Ranch Don Wall Ranch Los Angeles Uintah M Barnes Company Los Angeles Petroleum Refineries SureSeal Corp North Salt Lake SureSeal Tracy-Collins Trust Co Wax Itte Third W. M. Barnes Co Salt Lake Municipal Tracy-Colling WML

Bob Smuin Better After Power Burn at Rangely Plant

In Salt Lake hospital last weekend, Robert Smuin, 25, of Jen Isen, severely burned when contacted by a high voltage wire at the Rangely refinery. He underwent surgery for facial, body, and eye injuries. the victim resides in Jensett with his wife and three children.

Salt Lake Robert Smuin Jen Isen Smida Smuth Jensett

State Tax Officials Finish Appraisals In Uintah County

State tax officials complete the Uintah County revaluations within four or five days as the State Tax Commission wraps up weeks of field work in Uintah and Duchesne counties. Real estate appraiser Bob Pixton and building improvements appraiser Rulon West have revalued newly built and remodeled homes for tax assessment.

Uintah State Tax Commission Duchesne Bob Pixton Rulon West

Open House at Uintah High School Building

Uintah High P-TA invites the public and Uintah students’ families to an open house tonight at 8 p.m. in the new building. Visitors will tour facilities including classrooms, gymnasium, economics and visual education rooms, with PTA officers and Principal Glen Oyard present. Events highlight the school’s features and await attendance.

P-Ta New Uintah High School Uintah High School Uintah Glen Oyard Facult Uintah Pta Powell Eele Aryegglen George Erekson Martin Campbell

Red Cloud Bowmen Hit 40 Percent Mark In Deer Hunt

Everett E. Coon reports a 40 percent success mark for Red Cloud Bowmen in a special deer hunt. Of 45 club members hunting, 14 took deer including Dean Reynolds with a 190 pound dressed animal. Officers are Wally Baker president Lorin Hacking vice president and Neldon Hacking secretary. Local sale began at the new auction yard near Vernal with cattle weighed before checks issued.

Red Cloud Dean Reynolds Boyd Rolfe Ed Stewart Ape Ee Marcel Gray Hens Ger Hacking Wally Baker Clint Twitchell George Hall Hed Cloud Bowmen Lorin Hacking Neldon Hacking Utah Rish

Chamber Meeting Notes Pipeline Proves Economic Stimulant

Vernal Chamber officials discussed natural gas pipeline plans and the payroll impact on biweekly workers totaling 81 dollars? 81 dollars weekly? The meeting also planned a drive to collect delinquent dues from 1955 58 members. Ken Sewards promoted tourism with a brochure noting salaries above 5000 dollars a year and 32 percent of Intermountain visitors come from the Pacific Coast.

Vernal Chamber of Commerce L. Y. Siddeway Vernal Oe Shearing Chamber Ken Sewards Intermountain Pacific Coast Jack Turner The Agricul

Birthday Calendar Project Supports New Seminary

Uintah Stake sponsors a Birthday Calendar Project with students and teachers for the LDS Seminary to raise funds for the sprinkling system parking lot and walks at the new building. Stake president Arch Johnson announced the plan on Tuesday. Wards will form districts with a supervisor aided by seminary students in calendar sales, with supervisor meetings Mondays at 7 30 p.m. in the seminary building and the campaign to follow. Cooperation from ward members and friends is appreciated, Johnson said.

Uintah Stake LDS Stake Archi Johnson Tuesay Ward Johnon

Jaycees Name New Officers In Vernal Civic Drive

Vernal junior chamber of commerce reshuffles leadership as officers depart. First vice president Dale Slaugh takes over from LaVar Moffitt, while Brent Felch to University of Utah. Clyde Wilkins fills membership chair vacancy, and a membership drive targets men ages 21 to 35 to join civic efforts under President Carl McDaniel.

Vernal Clyde Wilkins Carl McDaniel Clyde Wil

Fewer Hazards as Highway 40 Approaches Rebuilt

Highway 40 approaches east of the Colorado line have been rebuilt with wider lanes and new surfacing. The contract covers seven miles with 142 000 cubic yards of excavation and 22 546 tons of bituminous mix used. Work began March 14 and should finish in 170 working days, contracted to W W Clyde Company of Springville.

Uintah Basin Colorado Line W. W. Clyde Company Springville Vernal

Over 700 Children Enjoy Parade At Annual Kids Day Program

The Vernal Kiwanis Club sponsored a large Kids Day event on the courthouse lawn with a parade, prize bicycles, pet show and races. Over 760 children attended with many parents, as Clark Christian and Billie Rae Sprouse reigned as parade royalty.

Billie Ray Sproise King Clark Christian Kiwanis Courthouse Lawn Additton Vernal Clark Christian R. Bruce Christian Billie Rae Sprouse Ray Sprouse Lal Wayne Matts Vernal Kiwanty Club al Tassamer

Pipeline Worker Falls Twenty Five Feet in Ravine

Holmes 43 of Tavett Texas, cleanup inspector for Fish Construction, fell 25 feet from a span over a ravine in Little Hole area onto jagged rocks. He crawled out, was found about 45 minutes later, flown to the accident scene for pain relief, and transported by ambulance to a local hospital. The following day he was sent to Salt Lake in satisfactory condition.

OF Holmes Tavett Texas Little Hole Mr Holmes Fish Construction Company Spendrove Ray Pease Holmes Salt Lake

Auto Mishap Kills Vernal Youth in Panama Zone

Cpl Kerry Kay Walker 18 formerly of Vernal is killed in an automobile accident in the Panama Canal Zone. Word to family says he died early last week. Born March 10 1935 in Vernal, son of Floyd M and Donna Sprouse Walker. Enlisted Oct 14 1953 trained at Ft Ord Calif. Survivors include widow Mary Walker, three stepsons, his father and stepmother, Vernal, two grandparents, two half brothers Phillip Walker Vernal and Dennis Elmer Cedar City, and a half sister Phyllis Walker Vernal.

Vernal Kerry Kay Walker Panama Canal Zone Floyd M Donna Sprouse Walker Walker Ft. Ord Calif Ft. Davis Canal Zone Castle Air Force Base Mary Walker California Modesto Phillip Walker Dennis Elmer Cedar City Phyllis Walker

Pheasant Quail Hunts Start November 11 in Uintah County

Regulations for the Utah pheasant and quail hunts have been set by the Fish and Game Commission. Opening day begins at 8:00 a.m. November 11 with hunting daily from 7:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. in counties including Uintah. The article also notes funeral services for Mary Amelia Johnson, 75, held in Vernal with remarks by Bishop Ralph Siddaway and local clergy.

Uintah County Mary Amelia Johnson Iam B. Wallis Harold E. Davis Vernal Memorial Park Alvin Bowden Wesley Burden Evert Taybo Utah Fish and Game Commission Commission Phea Felows Emery Milo

Grazing Officials Review Federal Range Licenses

Grazing district No 8 Utah held meetings in the United States Bank Building to consider licenses for grazing livestock on the federal range. Officials reviewed applications for license exchange free use and transfer of grazing privileges. Spring and fall sessions occur to process license requests.

Duchesne Grazing District No 8 Utah United State Bank Federal Range

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S. L Cattle Guard Bob Smuin Uintah High P-Ta Owen Powell Tac Nity PTA Everett E. Coon Highway 40 Jaycees Whiterocks Tridell Blue Bench Boneta Tower Eddie Johnson Phil Eddie Salt Lake City Henry Schaefermeyer Pase Ee Pi Archie Johnson Téhe Sterling W. Sul Panama Zone Mary A. Johnson
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