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Newspaper

Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1937

Page

2

Vernal CCC Camp Earns Countywide Admiration

The Vernal CCC Camp has become a key part of community life for two years under strict supervision. Five days a week workers travel by truck to projects in Uintah County to improve public lands graze cattle and sheep, with scientifically planned reservoirs and permanent gravel road and trail work. The county congratulates Captain Woolums Superintendent Orv and staff on the camp’s Civilian Conservation Corps anniversary and ongoing programs.

Civilian Conservation Corps Woolums Orv

A Fire A Minute Warns of Home Fire Dangers

An industrial safety notice cites Wisconsin figures on fatal and disfiguring house fires caused by children playing with matches, kerosene, or stoves. It urges immediate parental steps to never leave kids alone, screen fires, keep fabrics away from heat, inspect wiring, store combustibles in metal containers, and remove common fire hazards to protect families.

Industrial Commission of Wisconsin America

Wagner-Steagall Housing Bill Aims to Help $600 Families

Washington reports detail a Wagner-Steagall bill to aid low income families earning $600 yearly by creating a United States Housing Authority. The plan envisions $1 billion in bonds, federal rent subsidies, and loans to local agencies over four years to build up to 375,000 subsidized homes, with subsidies per unit between 100 and 125 dollars annually and possible monthly rents around two dollars per room.

Wagner-Steagall Washington Senate Wagner United States Housing Authority Aot Secretary of Treasury Morwenthau Irom Treasury

Lapoint area notes weekend travel and local news

Residents and visitors report weekend activity in Lapoint Utah. Hayden Foster of the Lapoint ward spent the weekend in Salt Lake City on business. Floyd Angus returned from Rock Springs Wyoming with sister Owena Angus. Vernal visitors, local moves, gatherings, and bus route updates are noted, including school buses resuming routes after mud delays and Golden Winn’s appointment to drive the Deep Creek bus.

Ee Ree Hayden Foster Lapoint Ward Salt Lake Floyd Angus Rock Springs Wyo Owena Angus Nock Springs Lorn Williams Vernal Lapaint Rex Taylor Rex and Mott Glade Caldwell Wilford Adams W C. Marshall Adams Elizabeth Nebeker John Idaho Delos Searle Jess Caldwell Lapoint Gary Stoker Bingham Frey Pateens Aberraugh School Miriam Perry Myron Perry Glines Ward Lessa Rasmus Raymond Bigelow Geo. Bigelow Jensen Ine Car) Hacking Roosevelt J. C. Hacking Mary Lambert Salt Lake City John Lambert, Jr Joseph Morrocks Delbert Horrocks Harvey Hullinger Harmon Mullins Golden Winn Deep Creek Charles Gurton Uprank Huber Jacob Netisoo Bir

Blast Chimney Flying Hazard and Local Residents Noted

A truncated list notes several residents and families including Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Swain, Mr. and Mrs. Gil bert Anderson, Mrs. Margaret Harrison, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bigelow, Mrs. Minnie Reynolds, Mrs. Elvira Bigelow, Golden Winn, and Clair Burton among others amid a described hazard.

Orval Swain Darrell Swain Gilbert Anderson Margaret Harrison Raymond Bigelow Minnie Reynolds Elvira Bigelow Golden Winn A. G. Anderson Clair Burton

Easter Visits and Local Family News in Naples

Mr and Mrs Robert Allred and Mr and Mrs Clayton Allred visited relatives for Easter. Asher Evans returned from a mission, Ruth and O Donnell Goodrich came from St George, and Frank Goodrich resumed work while O Donnell stays to help on the farm. Mrs Luther Gale is improving after illness and Mr Gale has returned to mining work. Rose Powell spends weeks with her uncle Heber Powell. Easter program under Gospel Message class featured readings and music. Collier continues to recover from a lengthy illness in hospital.

Naples Pheateatectece Sete Tean Robert Allred Clayton Allred Claytorm Allred Trem .Price Asher Evans Evans Ruth O'Donnell Goodrich Frank A. G. Goodrich St. George O'Donnell Luther Gale Gale Gitsonlte Rose Powell Jim Powell Bluebell Heber Powell Gawin Goodrich Ada Stevens Paul Rasmussen Lawrence Bascom Duvall Benigs Gybbert Mabel Gardiner Wallace John-some Collier

Willow Creek Residents Report Rough Roads After Trip

Mr and Mrs Jim Luster and son Lorin and Marty Brown returned from Vernel Saturday. H B Tracy came back from an auto trip reporting bad road conditions. Mr and Mrs Rupert Leech of upper Willow Creek were overnight visitors at Mr and Mrs Golden.

Willow Creek Jim Luster Lorin Marty Brown Vernel Tracy Mtr Rupert Leech Upper Willow Creek Air Golden

Pioneers Reminiscence of Jensen Leader H J Chatwin

Henry Jagtes Chatwin, a Jensen district pioneer, planted the area’s oldest core trees including tonwood and crabapple at the Harley Wilkins place. He salvaged shingles and nails from Fort Thornburg for his two story log home, whose roof remains largely intact. The upstairs hosted community dances with local musicians and families.

H. J. Chatwin Jensen Harley Wilkins Place Mr. Chatwin Jetsen Chatwin William Fort Thornburg Maeser William Chatwin Caroline L. Luce Bnyder-Chatwin Pargeant England America Heber City Maine Nauvoo Illinois Salt Lake City Samuel Snyder Parley's Park Utah John Jedediah Charles Armis Snyder William Gnatwin Henry Jagtes Lydia Maria Lydia M. Chatwin Wall Heber R. Wall William Ephriam Chatwin Io Mant

Vernon Valley People Cross Pass Amid Impassable Roads

Hill creek roads have been impassable for a week as residents travel across the pass and down Willow creek. Austin Wardle took his father to Vernal for medical aid. Mr and Mrs Acel Riley left HN creek for Vernal, and Abe Hatch, Lois Thompson, and Harry Tomlinson visited Vernal, returning home Saturday.

Hatch Hill Creek WillJow Creek Austin Wardle Vernal Acel Riley HN Creek Verna Abe Hatch Lois Thompson Harry Tomlinson

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