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Newspaper

Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1942

Page

1

Clean Up Campaign Announced By Local Jaycees

Ver Yial Junior Chamber of Commerce announces an annual cleanup from April 13 to 18 led by chairmen Golden Bear and Robert Baker. City officials, Boy Scouts, schools, wards, and beautification groups join to plant trees and flowers, eliminate fire hazards, and clean streets. City health trucks clear debris, Volunteer Fire Department cleans downtown streets, and stores close midday Friday to support the effort. Continued on Page Eight.

Anil Ver Yial Junior Camber of Commerce Golden Bear Robert Baker Jaycee Boy Scouts Health Irtid & Nand

Legion Plans Army Day Program on Man

The American Legion of Uintah County announces Army Day honors for local servicemen with a brief Monday observance at Uintah High. The event, organized with the Lions Club and Vernal City, lists John Milburn, Henry Erkman, and Glen Lambert on the Legion committee. Local leaders also announce affiliation with the national Legion for a traffic safety contest and note national commander Lynn A. Alambaugh will address the public on radio network Sunday evening.

Uintah County American Legion Uintah State Bank Lions Club Vernal City Legion Uintah High Deal John Milburn Henry Erkman Glen Lambert National Legion Organization Charles D. Anderson Lynn A. Alambaugh Om Radio

State Highway Department Cuts Personnel

Governor Maw announces a plan to cut more than 200 highway department jobs and save about 300000 by not replacing resignations rather than firing staff. Seasonal work shifts will move between surveying drafting and district engineers will shed maintenance duties. a stenographic pool may reduce total positions. District engineers to stay, with reallocation of tasks among maintenance and technical standards roles.

Overnor Herbert G. Maw Read Commission Mawe Highway Department

Nadine Noakes of Jensen Dies in Salt Lake Hospital

Nadine Noakes 14 of Jensen died at 8 15 p m Tuesday in the LDS hospital Salt Lake after a long illness from cancer. Surviving are her mother Mrs George Lewry, step father, two brothers Joe and Winnifred, four half brothers Edwin Charles Clark Prancis and two half sisters Marthe and Katherine, one sister Ray Noaks in the army at sea. Funeral services will be held at the Jensen chapel Saturday at 2 00 under Seain Funeral Home direction.

Nadine Noaks George Lewry Jensen LDS Salt Lake Biss Noaks Jensen School Uintah Lewis Ray Noaks Joe Winnifred Noaks Edwin Charles Clark Prancis Marthe Katherine Jénsen Chapel Seain Funeral Home

Boxing Bouts Held at Altamont High

Four FRA boxing bouts were held Wednesday night at Altamont. Uinteh chapter boys participated in two events. Everett Pitt of UMS and Ned Meacham of Altamont fought to a draw after a three round bout. Glen McKenchnie defeated Melvin Bingham of Altamont in another contest.

FRA Altamont Rex Jensen UHB Uinteh Jensen Everett Pitt UMS Ned Meacham Glen McKenchnie Melvin Bingham

Wild Life Lecture By Lee Kay In Vernal

Vernal Gun and Ride Club president Bus Hatch announces a notable wild life lecture by Lee Kay on April 9. Kay, educational director of the Utah Fish and Game Commission, will present new technicolor pictures from Utah’s primitive areas at the Scout House at 8:00 am with no admission charged.

Utah Vernal Hatch Vernal Gun and Rue Club Lee Kay Kay Utah Fish and Game Commission Vernel Court House Henry Slaugh

20 Men to Leave Monday for U S Armed Forces

Twenty Uintah County draftees will depart Vernal next Monday for Salt Lake City where they will be inducted into the U S Army. Three volunteers are listed among the group from Vernal including Rulon Bowthorpe and Roy Nash.

Uintah County Vernal Salt Lake Uney U. S. Army Rulon C. Bowthorpe Roy Neldon Nash Perry Andrew Butcher Isa Elliw T Don Jensen Norman H. Freestone Roland V. Bennion Johnny Farrar George Edvington Howard William Timothy Eugene Victor Long Norris Neal Yarrison Bert Martin Jacobs Willy Ira Beddo Deg Pitt William Raymond Bkelton Dilenn Hyrum Ferguson Usher Eliett D. Bisel Hayton Henry Provo Whiterocks Lyman Wilson Chiar Gem Randlett Carver Redcap

Rubber made of asphalt by Vernalite

Ike Newton, inventor and poet, reports experiments turning native sand asphalt into synthetic rubber. By treating asphalt with sulfur and chemicals and vulcanizing slowly, he claims a durable elastic product with about one fourth latex. Newton aims to share formulas with Washington, hoping government use aids further development. Mrs. Clair R. Hopkins plans Delta visit with two children.

Ike Newton Newton St Washington

Mrs Chas Davis Dies After Heart Collapse in Vernal

Mrs. Sarah Melissa Hall Davis, 66, wife of Charles Davis, died Monday at 9:40 a.m. at the family home in Vernal after a heart collapse. Born February 26, 1876 in Beaver Utah, she moved with her parents to Ashley Valley. She married Charles Davis December 21, 1902 in Vernal and they resided there. Survived by husband, two daughters Mrs George O Mansey Jr Salt Lake City and Mrs Curtis Dudley Jensen, and son Kelton Davis. Also eight brothers and sisters and eight grandchildren. Funeral services Friday at 2:00 p.m. in the Vernal First Ward Chapel with Bishop Peon Calder officiating. Swann Funeral Home in charge.

Sarah Melissa Hall Davis Charles Davis Vernal Davis Beaver Utah Town Mary Elizabeth Grow Hall Ashley Valley Dry Fork George O. Mansey, Jr Salt Lake City Curtis Dudley Jensen Kelton Davis Lee Caldwell Quince Johnson Lapoint Joseph Hall Los Angeles Calif Henry Hall Pleasant Grove William Hell Mark M. Hall Jeff Hall Orson Hall Vernal First Ward Peon the Calder Swann Funeral Home

Basin Federated Women Meet Here At Convention

The second district convention of Basin Federation of Women's Clubs met Saturday at the Scouthouse with Mrs. J F Chapman presiding. Registrations began at 11 30 am and various officers and club delegates heard reports. The gathering included a pledge, addresses, and a luncheon with Easter decor. Officers for next year were elected and a program of morale and war related themes featured. Over fifty club members attended.

Armysl District United Basin Scouthouse J. F. Chapman Howard B. Woosley Jesse A. Haws Wecome Chapman Edward Aycock Lynn Murdock Leonard Perry Charles Josie Jerald Caldwell Jed Perry E. R. Lawrence-Cooper Roosevelt

Democrats To Hold County Convention At Vernal Saturday

County convention attendees will elect delegates to the state convention at the Uintah County courthouse. Officers for the ensuing year will be chosen and matters of political importance will be presented for consideration.

Fuller R. Remington Uintah County

County Votes Fund For Stock Show Sanctioned for 1942

Uintah Basin Livestock Show continuation approved by county commissioners for May 31 to June 22 in Vernal with a $350 appropriation. Otis Weeks Russell Ketten and Robert Livesey on finance committee. Justice Charles Carter presented report. County offices to operate 8 am to 8 pm beginning May 1 1943 through Oct 1 1942.

Uintah Basin Board of County Commissioners Otis Weeks Russell Ketten Robert P. Livesey Omamiltte Justice of the Peace Charles Carter Azer Johnson Don Showalter Helen

City Plans Land Purchase for Armory Building

The City Council decided to buy a lot owned by the Methodist Episcopal Church east of the Vernal First ward chapel for a new armory. W. E Blackstock said the church Board of Missions authorizes a quit claim deed for 200 dollars. A garage owners group pressed concerns about repairs at the UHS auto shop. The city will meet April 13 with the board of education. Dr. J. L Hansen objected to city water discoloration. arrangements with Utah Power and Light will remedy it. A Clean Up campaign urged for April 17 with a 1 to 5 pm closure for business and premises inspections to follow.

Council Chamber Methodist Episcopal Church W. E Blackstock Utah The Methodist Church Salt Lake Board of Missions of the Church UHS Board of Education J. L Hansen Utah Power & Light Company

War relief garments boxed for shipment by Uintah Red Cross

Mrs. Dorothy McCarreil chairs the Uintah Chapter Red Cross at Coltharp Building rowing room. Volunteers cut and sew 833 articles for men women boys and girls in home work rooms. Materials move to sewing rooms on designated days for assembly and packing for delivery.

Dorothy McCarreil Red Cross Uintah Coltharp

Snow Fall on Ashley National Forest Report

Snow content stored on Ashley National Forest was released by Earl Sanford, supervisor, after Ranger Glenn Lambert surveyed districts Lake Fork Whiterocks Vernal and Lonetree. Tables show inches for 1941 1942 and 11 year averages, with highs and lows by district. Plans to paint roof dome and exterior woodwork of the stake tabernacle, with work to be completed for conference. Engineers from near Los Angeles came to Verna then returned Wednesday with Mrs Johnson and family. Mrs Johnson plans to stay.

Lonetree Lake Fork Whiterocks Ashley Forest Hugh Stake Tabernacle Los Angeles Calif Verna Johnson

Uintah County Sees 28 Enlist in Marine Corps

D L Bulls of the U S recruiting service reports Uintah County has 28 men enlisted in the Marines with nearly every section represented. Four are full-blood Utes and five are part-blood Utes. Notables include James Paul Marshall of Lapoint as the first to enlist and Verney the first to see front service, with multiple Bargers and other locals among the volunteers.

Uintah County U. S Marines D. L. Bulls U. S James Paul Marshall Lapoint Verney Dale ML Lester L. Barger Barger Vernal William A. Baldwin Sterling N. Bescon Clarence D. Caldwell Frank D. Caldwell Hoyle & Chew Wilson C. Fletcher Catmon Sisugh Lapaint Mr. Marshall Myrle Hanson Ortille Hansen John H. Rasmussen Louly Laydesmussen Aaron Daniels Seth Lee Fort Duchesne Maxte E. Chagoose Leonard R. Bur~con Kenneth C. Laftose Lanjo McAdams Charles Reed Gordon W. Smith Tridell Russell Coch Ben M. Wilson Alfred Pownlnnee Ouray Bammy Lone Bear Whiterocks Jensen LaVell Richardson Bernard P. Brown Marine Corps

Vernal Civic Leader Dies Monday At 60

Vernal mourns John Kimball Bullock a longtime civic leader and former mayor who died Monday evening at his home from a heart attack after a brief illness He moved to Uintah County in 1897 and built a business career spanning cattle retail general merchandise and ranching Funeral services were set for Thursday at 2:00 pm in the First Ward chapel with Bishop P Calder presiding He was a member of Masonic and Odd Fellows lodges with connections to Provo Masons and Swain Funeral Home directed services continue on Page Four

John Kimball Bullock Heni Vernal City Ballack Ashley Valley Elvic Tie Vernal City’ Co Vernal Ballock Pnmaeia Pontha Calder Provo Swain Uintah County Bullock Catte Mornat County Colorado Jeneen George B. Adams Chatwin Mercantile Company Jongen Henry J. Chatwin Busines Enterprises

Registrants Ordered by Number in Uintah County List

The National Selective Service lists 605 registrants aged 20 to 44 from Uintah County who registered on February 16. The local board awaits instructions on calls. questionnaires will classify registrants, and calls may start after the 21 to 35 lists are exhausted, possibly by early summer.

National Selective Service Ottery Uintah Sarlal Elwin Henry Abplanalp Arze Gillespie Adams Edgar Allen Milo Edward Alen

Newton Bros Payroll and Workforce Details Revealed

Lawrence Fox, manager, states Newton Bros, famed maker of saddles harness and boots, paid about $25 000 in wages last year to an average payroll of 21 persons. All employees are race persons trained in the firm’s crafts, with production and sales spanning foreign states and Canada.

Newton Bros Lawrence Fox Canada

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Army State Highway Department Clip Gas Nadine Noakes Salt Lake Hospital Altamont High U.S Mrrs Chas. Davis Basin Uintah ‘ Basin Glementz Ft. Duchesne Mr. Clementz Texas John K. Bullock Red Crom Cooltharp Ashley National Forest J. K. Bullock
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