Home Planning Notes Show Vernal Property Moves and Local Visits
Vernal residents Mr. and Mrs. Milton Searle bought the Sterling Bodily home while Bodilys plan to build on part of Nathan Hardy farm. Frank Beers and family now reside in Maeser in an Andrew Vernon home. Local travel includes Puma Conference attendees to Salt Lake City and Provo weekend trips. Numerous mentions of Hacking, Litster, and Stringham families appear amid planning bureau details for a small house design by The Bancroft.
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Milton Searle
Vernal
Sterling Bodily
Bodily
Nathan Hardy
Frank Beers
Salt Lake City
Maeser
Andrew Vernon
Meryie Biddowsy
Bertha Richards
Blanch Smith
Howard Caldwell
Claire C. Hacking
Saltoke City
van Follmer
Dale
Provo
Gene Alexander
Mee
Bain Regint
Ire
Job Litster
Alexand A Slater
Litster
Ier
Hlaac
Lee Aumier
Mable Wimmer
Aia Timothy
Dale’ Blewaxt
Roosevelt
Ts. J. B. Prince
Tita Stewart
Lora Stewart
Tina
Luther Stewart
Lorin
Hacking
Uintah
Mn Mecham
Vand
Delos Reynolds
Howard Burke
Jess Burke
Mark
Woolly
Santa Monica
California
Relatves
Clair C. Hacking
E.G. Collett
Beatrice Stringham
Bulent Stringham
Ferron Hacking
Fred Mstpeham
State’ Federation “of Women's Clubs
Bellant City
Fred Gites
Powell
Wyoming
Claire F Hacking
Giles
Carl
Collett
Hugo Hullinger
Kenneth Timothy
Henry Workman
Horace Workman
Garth Batty
Calla
Bud Jarrell
Clyde
Clyde Terrell
Lapoint
Fontana
Cal
Kaye Jarrell
West Virginia
LaMond Tullis
Orland Watkins
King Cole
Terry Ross
Wasatch Academy
Mt. Pleasant
Keith Ross
Ted Workman
Snyder
Tex
Tom Timothy
Timothy
Bill Workman
Rangely
Junior
Glenn Ladd
Salt, Lake City
M.la
Vernal Native Enlists in United States Army
Everett E. Barney, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie R. Barney of Vernal, enlisted in the United States Army on March 23. He attended Uintah High School where he sang in the glee club. Barney began basic training at Fort Lewis Washington and awaits transfer to Fort Ord California for the Fourth Infantry Division after basic training.
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Everett E. Barney
Leslie R. Barney
Vernal
United States Army
Barney
Uintah High School
Fort Douglas
Utah
Fourth Infantry
Ft. Ord
Cal
Egg washing temperature range guidance
The instruction notes that if dirty eggs are to be cleaned by washing the water should be kept between 140 and 160 degrees. This specifies the advised wash temperature for proper cleaning.
Newly Weds Honored At Local Reception
A reception celebrated Mr. and Mrs. Junior N Merkley, formerly LaNae Workman, marking their marriage. The couple plans to reside in Maeser and are greeted by families including the Workmans and Merkleys. Local moves and community notes fill out the social roundup with visits, travels, and church activities.
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Junior N. Merkley
Ward Shape
LaNae. Workman
Leland Workman
Morgan Merkley
Maeser
Rumor Mill Buzzes Over Radio and TV Shifts
Industry chatter links Charlie Luckman’s Lever Brothers exit to renewed rumors at NBC and ABC buyout talk around Howard Hughes. Rumors place Tex Williams, Fibber McGee and Molly TV launch, and Powel’s detective series possibly replacing Harris Faye this summer.
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Olly Wood
Charlie Luckman
New York
Rnoward Hughes
ABC Network
Jack Paar
Edile Cantor
Dick Powel
Harris-Faye
Elliott Lewis
Franke
Remsey
Gregory Hood
CBS
Columbia
Columbus
Doris Day
Sinatra
Pavla Kelly
Arthur Godfrey
Mary Marlina
Godfrey
Janette
Desert
Third Man
Hugo Winterhalter
Coyote Pup Bounty Increased for Uintah County
A. J Harald Reader, chairman of Uintah County Predator Central board, announces a $10 bounty for coyote pups during April, May and June to encourage more trapping. Pups must be brought in with full pelts including nose and ears. The plan aims to reduce den populations, not due to increased livestock damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Harald Reader
Uintah County
Mr. Reader
Reader
Stock Should Be Tested For Entry In Show
Cattle men planning to enter breeding livestock over six months old in the Uintah Basin Junior Livestock Show at the Far Grounds June 1 to 3 must have animals tested for Bangs disease and tuberculosis. County agent Clair J. Acord urges contacts by April 10 to arrange veterinary testing, with tests ideally completed by May 1. Sid Merkley, president, notes the show looks set to be one of the biggest in history.
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Uintah Basin
Far Grounds
Clair J. Acord
Uintah
Mr. Acord
Lauren McKee
Dairy Cattle
Bdal Sessions
Thert Committee
Acord
Sid Merkley
Agricultural report on 1948 crop focus and weed control
The report notes wheat, tarley end ox as principal crops treated with 2 40 for weed control. In 1948 the NDAC extension service records indicate nearly two thirds of the acreage was wheat.
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Ndac Extension Service
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Hancroft
Kay
I. J. Stringham
Rulon Hacking
Iefel
Aon
Ouneh Bn
Rene
Rex J. Striegel
Acme Paint Store
West Main
the Vernal Express
Bob Karp
Pramas
Doris E. Johnson
Lyn Connnelle
Vin Carroll
Clayton Curtis
Martin Curtis
Stake
Relief Society
M Men
M.I.A
Dale Perry
Joseph Price
Burnell Haws
Burke
Elaine Samuels
Arlys Watkins
Dean Simper
Carma Hatch
Future Homemakers of America
Ade
Vertloe
Sunset Magazine
Enat Main
Lee
Searle Electric & Appliance CO
AST
Gldden
Mi Nossen
Achieverz