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Newspaper

Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1946

Page

5

Rangely Camp Developments and Local Bid Activity

Rangely residents discuss new camp sites near Meeker and Meeker to Craig highway projects. Contractors Gardner Eskridge win bids on Highway 64 east of the Blue Hills, with Meeker to Meade project timing and timber deliveries noted. Local social scenes include a Steele family gathering and regional officials inspecting sites for a fall project amid week of precipitation.

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Travel visitors and residents host weekend guests

Mrs Fay Twily transported the Rangery News to Crag and back while travelers deplored it. Mr and Mrs Hazen Exter and family visited from Salt Lake City over the weekend with Mr Exter serving as Pacific Mutual Life general agent for Utah Idaho Nevada and three Wyoming counties. Mr and Mrs Vernis Coltharp were Grand Junction visitors returning Saturday and Mr and Mrs A J Herzog spent Sunday night in Vernal.

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Bonanza Visitors in Vernal and Roosevelt Areas

Bonanza visitors from Salt Lake City and nearby towns filled a week with Vernal visits. Families including Workman, Lewis, and Scott hosted relatives while Mrs Vince Clark recovered in Roosevelt hospital and prepared to move to Altonah. Local residents noted several weekend calls and short trips to Vernal and nearby sites.

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Vernal Men Buy Surplus Property in Two-Week Sale

A Salt Lake City War Assets Office report shows Vernal buyers acquiring government surplus. Purchases include Peyton Industrial for electrical equipment 860.96 dollars Ute Indian Trading Post for culvert nestable pipe 302 dollars EL Matlock Electric Co for electric material 4420 dollars Milton S Nielsen for a gas driver saw machine 425 dollars.

Salt Lake City Office of War Assets Administration LT Peyton Ute Indian EL Matlock Electric Co Milton S Nielson

Teachers and Priests Hold Outing at Merkleys Pasture

About 25 members from the first ward teachers and priests gathered Monday at Merk leys pasture for an outing. Teachers entertained the priests with refreshments from Wethers and Pop and played softball. Jack Stagg led the teachers quorum with Ernist Caldwell as the Re bishopric representative. Bishop Jesse A Haws attended the event.

Pana Merkleys Pasture Wethers Pop Jack Stagg Ernist Caldwell Jesse A Haws

OPA Announces Ration Calendar And Price Changes

The OPA sets sugar stamp validity through April 30 for five pounds and Spare Stamp No 9 through October 31 for five pounds of sugar. Lower bakery prices may apply where weights reduced. For full cents saved in material costs, bakers must reduce consumer prices. fractions of a cent need not be cut. A four percent ceiling price increase for machinery parts and industrial equipment is announced to offset higher steel costs. Pork beef veal and other meats see ceiling adjustments. most pork prices rise about three quarters of a cent per pound, with some cuts unchanged. Beef ceilings rise about a third of a cent per pound on roughly one third of cuts. enhanced enforcement against timber black marketeering for the veteran housing program will be led by OPA andJustice, with expanded investigator staff. Nylon hosiery will require a license for export. end of war export controls have been set up to curb domestic shortages.

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Vernal Visit Centered By Local Meetings And Returns

Miss Vera Gurr returned home after working for Mr and Mrs Delos Workman. A Sunday hall meeting featured Vernal speakers Donald Noel and Arvene Cooper. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Wm B Walls Mrs Evelyn Richardson and Virginia Reynolds. Relief Society officers met afterward. Ray Eluifritz of Craig visited grandparents Mr and Mrs John Scott in White River, recently released from the army and son of Mrs Mae Catt of Craig. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Gurr spent weekend in Vernal, and Vern Workman family visited Saturday in Vernal.

Pianee Creek Yillow Creek Meeker Highway No 40 Oovid Don H Steele Ro Earl Dt Spain Win ‘Orter Needles Mr Steele George Grant Gene Simpson Tipe Line Welding Co John Kolan Vernis Collhar Caraway Denver E H_ Weston State Chamber of Commerce Rotary Club Craig Wallace Powell Verni Steele Grand Junction Vern Steele Meagher Sr N J Meagher Jr Robert Rangely Adro Sanches Forman Chester Mead and County Hugh Caldwell Vera Gurr Delos Workman Vernal Donald Noel Arvene Cooper Wm B Walls Evelyn Richardson Virginia Reynolds Relief Society Ray Eluifritz John Scott White Ray Mae Catt Lawrence Gurr Mia Vern Workman

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