Society Happenings At Mr Hansen Home And Local Events
The Ace High bridge club hosted twelve members with prizes awarded to Mrs Hansen Mrs Wendall Pope and Mrs Wills at a social evening featuring a potluck supper. Marylyns sixth birthday was celebrated with an Easter theme and Easter baskets for fourteen young guests. Ulami Club entertained twenty four with a Salt Lake conference talk and a luncheon. Thelma Rae McKee and Reed Harvey McKee married in April at East Lake Temple, and the couple will live in Tridel. Two FFA boys will help with farm work this weekend. Public health nurse Helen Stevens visited for typhoid inoculations in Bountiful. Garn and Carl Swain returned from Camp Kearns on leave to shear sheep. Senior Current Topics Club folded bandages for Basin Hospital during a luncheon.
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Ace Ihigh
Ace High Bridge Club
Neta & No
J Ia Hansen
Hansen
Wendall Pope
Wills
Kenneth Richardson
Kermit Young
Heanor
Marylyns
Ulami Club
Owen Slaugh
Eugene Nielsen
Mra Slaugh
Archis Johnson
Salt Lake
Donald Noel
Wooley
Bedcee
Mim
Pearl Wooley
Tridell
Garn
Carl Swain
Camp Kearns
Manpower Commission
Leison
Lowell Anderson
Karl Tenney
Paul M Batty
the Basin Hospital
Dan Price
Charles Winkle
Batty
Engagement of Marjorie Young to Charles L Oliekan announced
Salt Lake couple Mr and Mrs Jack Young announce the engagement of their daughter Marjorie to Charles L Oliekan son of Mr and Mrs D J Olekan of Salt Lake City She is a Uintah High School graduate with recent work experience in California and Nevada The couple has not set a wedding date and the notice notes club activities and district plans for the coming weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Young
Salt Lake
Marjorie
Charles L. Oliekan
D J Olekan
Miss Young
Uintah High School
Nace Ened
Californ
Qlin H. Ririe
D Packard Nia
Shets
Utah Power and Light Co
W J Tozer
DeMar Dudley
Jensen Rulon Ihe
Hacking
Roosevelt
F G Eskleson
J . Anderson
New Recreation Park
Ashley
Ernest Caldwell
Doyle Landon
Siddoway deeds land for park in Vernal area
William H Siddoway arranges transfer of land to form a park. Richard Jensen and Attorney Calder coordinate details with Mr Bludeway to avoid fencing along the property boundary to protect livestock. Vernal youths Frank Hacker Stevens Tex Sweatfield Lar, Clifton Nickell, and others start basic training with the tank destroyer division at Camp Bowle Texas. Promotions note Sgt Mowrey and Lt Col Carpenter praised for service and duties at Camp Claiborne and in Hawaii.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Jensen
Calder
Bludeway
Camp Bowle
Texas
Frank Hacker Stevens
Tex Sweatfield
Wn Cakiweh
Clifton Nickell
Tank Destroyer
Camp Bowle Texas
Ser Fit
Wil Menvers SU Sane Company
Kenneth
Mowrey
Koeth
Moariy
Barton O Mowrey
Cliborne
H Soet
Los Angeles
California
372 Engineer General Service Regiment
Carpenter
Sut Lake City
Fort Wayne
Tor Haines Ohio
Hawaii
Carpenter Isva Gratuata
Harvard University
Northwestern University of Law
Scheol
Salt Lake City
Tess Hall
South Temple Street
CCC
Findige
Uintah County U 8O sends 356 books to Meen for service
Uintah County U 8O shipped 345 books to University of Utah Library for the victory campaign to aid service men nationwide. Most books were raised by the Junior Current Topics Club led by Stan King and the Vernal Lions Club, with thanks from state victory book campaign chair Mirpatrick. A government bond appeal urged investment to curb prices and fund the war effort.
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Uitah
U 8O
Meen
Uintah County
Uniiversity
Utah
Junio Current Topics Club
Stan King
Vernal Lions Club
Henderson Inemnan
USC
Mirpatrick
Manker
King
Rive Odesery
Sérvier
American Legion and Auxiliary War Bond Talk Highlights Drive
A local talk summarized the war bond drive as the key step in selling thousand dollar bonds to residents. Former mayor urged state Legion convention to Vernon August, Eva Ashita moderated a slide show of regional scenery by L. Thorne, noting western attractions. Legion annual election set for May 10 at Uintah State Bank directors room.
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Tle
Legion
Vermatues
Eva Ashita
L. Thorne
Thorn
Uintad State Bank Directors
County Physician Urges Tick Fever Vaccinations
Dr Francke warns tick fever fatality is low locally but higher in Wyoming Montana and Idaho. Tick bites treated like mad dog bites. undulent fever from milk risk. symptoms include headache backache red skin spots turning purple. Flukes disease from sheep, Tularemia from cleaning rabbits. city ordinance targets sheep and goats. Mr and Mrs Dan Price of American Fork and Mrs George Ste of Provo visited.
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Francks Faye
Francke
Wyoming
Montana
Idaho
Prancke
War Loan Drive Cites Citizens Funding Goal
The notice explains that every man woman and child in the United States should contribute about $100 to reach an aggregate total near 12 billion dollars, the target of the Treasury’s Second War Loan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Jaya Baside
Treasury
Raethussen and Hub er visit Lapoint notables and local notices
Local ether includes names of Raethussen and Roy Hub er of Lapoint visiting Miss Tenney and Dr and Mrs George Mattern of Denver with several other regional residents visiting the Stevens home. It notes Mary A Bosewell visiting Nephi, Cleve entry of Meeker Cole deputy warden in the northwest, and Mrs David Calder and children traveling to Salt Lake with Mrs J Clive Davis. Also mentions Mrs Harris of Payson staying with daughters, and Ophelia Howett and Eva Price trip to Ball Lake. County agent warns of disease losses in livestock. statistic on preventable deaths. Utah atake conference set for Tabernacle April 25. Seed beans contracts announced with Asgrow and other varieties. Annette Ackharst returns from Midvale. Rubber tire conversion program for 20000 steel-wheel tractors to be announced.
War Production and Seed Practices Highlight 1943 Report
The document outlines wartime production aims and seed quality. It notes increases in livestock, sheep, lambs, and hens, boosting total war units to 18100 with 264 units per farm. It stresses seed germination importance and testing, urging high quality seed and county programs to hit production goals.
W P Lands Wool Felt in War Industry
War industry efforts expand wool felt production with treatments to enhance fireproofing waterproofing moth proofing and custom specification compatibility. Studies show felts resist solvents heat dry air ozone better than rubber and meet standardized grades developed by the army navy air force society of automotive engineers and felt association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Navy
Army Air Force
Society of Autmotive ‘Engineers
Felt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Doyle Landon Smith-Hughes
FFA
Helen Stevens
Bountiful
J W Stevens
TIONS
CLUB
William H Siddoway
Aklmed
Alva C Carpenter
Port Dodglas
US Army
Hawaiian Department
Regatar
Temtation
American Legion and
Ausiliary
American Fork
George Ste
Provo
T Raethussen
Roy Huber
Lapoint
Marjorie Tenney
Seppe
George Mattern
Denver
Mary A Bosewell
Nephi
M O Rosewell
Cleve
Meeker Cole
Colorado
David Calder
J Clive Davis
L S& Wyman
Craig
Wymana
Joseph Herbert
A Harris
Payson
Mra EA Wilson Mya
Tugene Tuckett
Btella Harris
Robert, Belgun
Ophelia Howett
Eva Price
Ball Lake
Belpful Mint
Tabernacle
Bunjay
Farm Transportation Com
Optometrist
W W Lewis
Lewis Camp
Vernal
Waitme
Lewis Optical Company
Coca Cola
Coca Cola Company
Coast 10
Undie Autobiere DA
Thrcoca Cola Company
Goca Cola
Pati
Inten
Helena
W.P . Lands
Uncle Sam
Ashley Valley Market
Viurnal
Utah Oil Refining Company
Tal Vicr
Iticro
Victory Gardens
Food For Victory
America
Otan Owl Refining Company
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