Local Residents and Visitors Ahead of Winter Month in Lapoint
A flurry of names describes winter visits and relocations in Lapoint and nearby areas. Pearl Perry and family, Ole Olsen, Reva Jenkies, Fyabean C k and child, and Mrs Ball with son Boyd are noted as moving, visiting, or remaining for schooling or work. Several locals traveled to Salt Lake City for employment or medical care, while beehive girls held a mothers’ event and a typhoid immunization was planned for April 16. religious and social activities include a Red Cross fundraiser and a children’s dance at the Lapoint chapel, with community members attending funerals and supporting family events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan Harrison
Murray Morgan
Taland Perry
Famly
Salt Lake City
Pearl Perry
Ole Olsen
Willington
Reva Jenkiey
Wellington
Prank Jenkins
Fyabean C.k
Salt Lake
Laplent
Monly
Cook
Willly Hackford
Bain
Beverly
Seattle
Washington
Ball
Boyd
Beste Winn
Roosevelt
Guy Long
Wm. Davis
Lmo Hardy
Alex Sessions
Raymond Bigelow
Ealt Lake Mondey
Walve Burton Nelson
San Diego
California
Charles Burton
Vernon Nelson
Lige Jackson
Wm Davis
Jacob Rasmussen
Balt Lake
Lapoint
Orin Swain
Taylors
Beatrice Etringham
Misa Ruth Woods
Vernall
Cladys Wardle
Mra Belle Labrum
Red Cross
Arotha
Local Residents Adjourn To Salt Lake And Provo for Weeks
Davis and Bowthorpe families, Slaughs, Johns, and Chiverses travel between Salt Lake and Provo for extended stays and conferences. Several households host relatives and attend dances and business matters, with residents returning home midweek from Utah trips and gatherings across the weekend.
Ward Chapel Dance Headlines Local Inductions and Parties
Marvin Haws and Lawrence Bascom reported for induction in Salt Lake with Haws returning Saturday. A ward dance at the chapel featured Hugh Richens, Lawrence Bascom, and Annes party host Wendall Nash. Music by Mrs Ada Openshaw and Sewell Massey, light refreshments served, and several social gatherings noted including a bonfire supper and a boat riding party at Orpen River. Everett Goodrich reassigned to local Selective Service Board. Artrey Chivers attended with her mother Ina Chivers. Afton Powell hosted a pre dance dinner at the Powell home. Lester Nielson returned from Bonanza mine. Special Interest Group of the MIA planned a Married Fields Dance with music by Openshaw and Massey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Haws
Lawrence Bascom
Salt Lake
Lawrence
Ft Douglas
Marvin
Ward Chapel
Hugh L. Richens
Hugh Leichens
Will Mport
Douglas Wendall Nash
Ada Opernshaw
Earl I Goodrich
Dee Goodrich
Orpen River
Wison
Everett Goodrich
Los Angeles
Selective Service Board
Artrey Chivers
Sa Uake
War Time Coupons And Ration Notes From 1943 Utah News
The article lists war ration details including olive sugar stamps, home canning plans, and 1 cent olive stamp deductions. It notes War Price Administration approvals for canning bottles, and War Production Board moves to support home canning. It also covers war loan drives, public notices on land claims, and various ration changes affecting meat, vegetables, and seeds. It mentions frozen vegetables for civilians, rubber tire conversions for tractors, and seed potato sales policies amid wartime shortages. Plan includes farmer support and food defense measures across Utah and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson Reminder Cagoline A
Grant Ivins
Office of Prict Administration
Ivins
OPA
Ralph E Bristol
War Production Board
WPD
Bennet Dates Tied to Ballard Visitors in Roosevelt State
Lenis Rasmussen and Fay Farais of Ballard spent Saturday in Bennet, visiting Mrs Horrocks in Roosevelt State Jay. They chatted with Nellie Horrocks and On Bryan during their call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenis Rasmussen
Fay Farais
Ballard
Bennet Mra
Nellie Horrocks
On Bryan
Roosevelt Satejay
Hor
Community notices of residents and visitors in Vernal area
Local names and movements include Grace Tabrum and Whitlock going to Baltimore, Betts Williams returning to Bennet from the Seeley place, and Murphy family moving to Bennet lease of Bert Washington place. Rex Taylor from La Point visited Leslie Taylor. J Perry Bowen attended the State Cattle Convention in Salt Lake. Several birthday parties, funerals, and visits across Leeton, Rosevelt, Vernal, Lapoint, Green River, and Roosevelt are noted among many residents and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocks
Grace Tabrump & Whitlock
LaVar
Floyd Walker
Vernal
Mae = Sproure
Alice Hearle
Lapoint
Eliza Woods
Myton
W Whitlock
Inie Taylor
Leeton
Iid
Will Viet
Kina
Vira Delma Long
Veley
Rosevelt
William Coltharpe
Horace Coltharpe
Roosevelt
James Finson
Salt Ike
Ernshaw
Tom Bishop
Ouska
Bryan
Herricks
Ray White
Marton Harrison
David
Murphy
Salt Lake Pity
Charles G Bolton Wall
Camp
Rucker
Bana
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. W Stevens
Utah
Reidi and
Jensen
Uta
BE. R. Lawrence Cooper
Verna
Gintah Biate Bagk
Bide Dien
Lawrence J Wardle
Uintah Basin
Vernal Mithag Co
Phone
Vernal Titan
Davis Eee
Mraids Bowthorpe
Aallurdey
Delbert Hal- Monger
Bowthorpe
Bpokane
Wallace Plaugh l
Mathan Chivers
Ted Williams
Provo
Rulon Bowthorpe
Eliza Anne Swain
Hytum, Smith
Bonanza
John Scott
Bud Scott
White River
Lawrence Scott
Ace] Chivers
Leo Rowthorpe
Iday
Bill Hatchett
Nathan Chivers
Marvin Chivers
Naples
Cseasy
Uarron Ayn
U.s.war Bonds
Town & Farm
Ulan
Rhineland
West
John Page
Secretary of Interior
Harold L. Ickes
Hyrum Ogden River
Weber
Moon Lake
Strawberry Valley
Pete
Colorado
Green River
Wyoming
Venice
THE
Interior
U .S Land Office
St Valt Lake City
Josie Morris
Jensen Clah
Sea
Leon P Christensen
USDA
War Manpower Commission
Civisance
War Department
Department of Agriculture
U & Department of Agriculture County War Boards
Fanm
Justice of Price Administration
Office of Price Administration
Commodity Credit Corporation
Bennet
Qaiqline
Dane
Uncle Sam
Andard OF
Fey Kowal
Utah Power & Light CO
Reddy
Kentucky
Bourboe
P Thi
National Disultere Prod Corp N
IHC
Linofeum
Bennett
Farm Exchange
Eugene Waist
Vernal, Utah
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