Vernal Expre s obituary notices and local births
Page Four reports multiple obituaries and births from Vernal area. Surviving relatives include Kimball family members in Portland Salt Lake City and Vernal. Also notes births at Basin Hospital with parents Louis D Roberts and Nile Holmes among others. several residents recovering from surgeries and illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ordine Pratt
Orson Pratt
Isadora Schofield
Rosabelle Thomas
Isighter
Mia Clara Ann Poly
Noody
Leo
Mis Kimball
Portland
Kimball Jr
Salt Or City
Lewis Kimball
Breston
Monte Rey
Alber
Kimball M
Kimball — Edwards
Kimi Sith
Salt Lake City
Louis D Roberts
Jear Simmins
Basin Hospital
Willian ‘Thomas
Melvin Cray
Charles Richens
Frank McClelland
Steamboat Springs
Cole
Nile Holmes
Empty Words Mean Empty Cupboards In Food Policy Debate
Fragmented text describes government delays in food aid and distribution. It warns that without prompt action to improve food production, processing, and rationing, inflation, war production curtailment, and hunger could follow. It urges officials and Congress to allocate supplies and align food with armament efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goveernmeng
Tetal
Nation mobilizes public in Second War Loan drive
Citizens rally to support the Second War Loan Campaign pledging to fund weaponry and munitions for victory. Officials announce strong interest rates and public drives with named local organizers and volunteers assisting the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Morstrutin
Wool Prices Set and World War I Memorial Mentioned
The article notes agreements to pay top wool prices with a complex pricing scheme and marketing steps through agencies. It references a Wool Marketing Association and substituting payments, plus a mention of Poppy Day honoring World War I disabled veterans and details about James A. Unger and Heber C. Kimball related figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
UWMA
GC CE
James A
Unger
Rae Mo
Nsx
OP A Reduces Point Value of Vegetables, Soups and Frozen Fruits
A Washington notice reports changes in the point values for vegetables, soups, and frozen fruits. The new pricing and weight classifications are outlined as promotions and adjustments affecting domestic sales and distribution.
Forest Service launches insect control in Wyoming forests
Forest Supervisor Bar C Serrt reports the Ashley National Forest will conduct an insect control project in lodgepole pine near Lonetree Wyoming. About 1 750 infested trees in the Lonetree area, centered on Lousé Creek and Fellw Creek, will be treated over an estimated 23 weeks, with 125 infested ponderosa pines around Green Lakes Wick also slated for treatment this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bar C Serrt
Perstiel
Ashley Na Tial
Lonetree
Wyoming
Sant Re George
Glen Lambert
Alex Hutcheons
Wm D Hurst
Des Taylor
Lousé Creek
Fellw Creek
Jaycees Award Winners Named in City Clean Up Drive
Community Jaycees announced awards in a city clean up drive with prizes of 150 and 190 dollars across categories. Winners include Ted Bennion for best before and after, Clyde Johnson for best tree and shrub selection, and J A Chehey Lylt Murfock among top prize recipients. many stores contributed merchandise prizes and half financed by Jaycees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Bennion
Clyde Johnson
Grant West
Leslie Ashton
Jaycee Organization
Buc
Barnett
Zelph Calder
Salt Lake
Rizvey
Lekander
Wasin Chevrolet Company
Barrett
Victory Service League
Army
Navy
Birrett
Jaycees
Vernal
Annual Central School Operetta To Be Held Wednesday
Central School music director Mrs Pearl Snyder announces the annual operetta set for Wednesday at 8 00 pm in the auditorium. The show features Max Woolley as Tom Sawyer Velmarr Bastain as Huck Finn Dana Bennion as Becky Thatcher and Marylyn Montgomery as Amy. Fifth and sixth graders join as supporting cast with fourth grade providing numbers between acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Snyder
U Hsb
Rom Bawyer
Mark ‘Twain
Max Woolley
Tom Awger
Velmarr Bastain
Huckelberry Finn
Dana Bennion
Becky Thatcher
Marylyn Montgomery
Amyard
LaDonna
Jacob Sun
Aunt Polly
Acta
Regional Conference Draws 500 At Roosevelt Chapel
About five hundred members from Roosevelt Duchesne Moon Lake and Uintah Stakes attended a regional conference at the Roosevelt chapel Sunday. LeGrande ii and Balt Lake spoke along with Bishop Palmer Ray Dillman presided. Uintah Stake provided the largest turnout as officials urged shepherds to watch members on their beat and attend to welfare beyond regular calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Duchesne
Moon Lake
Uintah
Roosevelt Chapel
Balt Lake
Bishop Palmer
Ray Dillman
Rooseaimee
Richard
Uintah Stake
Lumber Hauling From Green Lakes Mill Reaches Vernal
Lumber was hauled into Vernal this week from the Darrel Johnston mill at Green Lakes. Leon P Christensen, chairman of Basin Soil Conservation District, says the project has been active since January, with limited lumber available and no mills operating in winter. The plan initially aimed to save lumber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrel Johnston
Green Lakes
Leon P Christensen
Cairman Basin Soil Conservation District
Christensen
Lumber for farms delayed by heavy snow delivery
Early spring lumber for irrigation and farm buildings is delayed due to heavy snow. Flot rights will deliver to farmers who requested before April 1 and remaining stock goes to Ashton Brothers Store for public sale next week. Alma Price visited Whiteriver Monday. Doris Preece hosted a parity Saturday. Progressive Bingo featured Wilma Swett, Pandeich prize, Val Laris consolation. Fifty guests were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashton
Brothers Store
Ilness
Alma Price
Whiteriver
Doris Preece
Wilma Swett Pandeich
Val Laris
Ashlev ening and local social notes at Vernal Seminary
A Noble Kimball directed program at the Vernal Seminary featured Declamation talks by Bob Landell and DeLyle Bingham with chorus by Dorothy Harrison Alice Collett Doreen Kidd and Doris Preece. Weekend visits include Neldon Richens family in Salt Lake and Mrs Dorothy Pearson. Alice Collett returned from Mountain View Wyoming. Mrs Edith Allred visited Roosevelt with her daughter Mrs Niles Hassem. Ray Chivera and Walley Van Tassel brought home the Sacrament meeting note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Basin Hospital
Alice Collett
Mountain View
Wyoming
Lom
Whiteriver
Alwoods
Lizzie Long
Leon Glenner
Clearfield
Edith Allred
Roosevelt
Niles Hassem Ray Chivera
Walley van Tassel
Community notes from Vernal and Mt Emmons visit locals
Leota Wardle attended the Vernal Board of Education meeting last week. Mr and Mrs Calvin Jorgenson and son Grant were in Vernal Tuesday where Grant sustained a serious injury while helping clear weeds. a barrow tipped, injuring him. Leland McKenna and family, Lert Hovey and Robert, spent Sunday at a Tomech gathering. Speakers at sacrament meeting included two former ward members Arti Barney and Mary Birrey. Lee Wardle was absent from school for spring work, returning to Mt Flossart Monday. Residents Ralph Durfee and Calvin Jorgenson attended Vernal Thursday. other Mt Emmons visitors included the Gl Engleshedts and the Frig. Wasatch Academy student Ray Barney backed by family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Wardle
Board of Education
Calvin Jorgenson
Grant
Barrow
Livy Burney
Glen — Engleshedt
Roosevelt
Leland McKenna
Lert Hovey
Robert
Salt Lake
Arti Barney ‘Gl
Mary Birrey
Mt Emmons
Ray Barney Lee
Mt Flossart
Ting H Wasatch Academy
Ralph Durfee
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Wildlam
Walter Ed
Tay
Lass
Potot Utan
Leigma
K Smith
Smith
Kimball Crwler
Kimball Rett & Kimball
LeRoy Kinball
Quince Kimball
Hospital News
Nation
York
Mis Caldwell
Miss Herdern
Lind Preda Richens
Gene ¢ Lewis Beaulah
Eklund
Bell Haw Douglas Merkle
Jair Wilkins
Duane Price
Mary Rith Snyder
June Merrill Floyd Jackson
Beth Sturgeon
Eon Blackburn
Lawrence Weotr J 4
Don Bullock
Mary Ruth Snyder
U 8S
Brigham Youngs
Verna
Kinball
Heber C
Ann Alte
Kimball
Crowe Creek
D & Church Suice
Brigham Young
Murray
Timbal
Wes Well
Beat Og
Sk Politk
Lng
Forest Service
Vilate Bradshaw
Ashey Valley
Sam
Victory Gardens
International Harvester
Farm Exchange
Burem Waist
Margene
Utah
Ashlev
Leota
Hoa
Roosevelt Food Products
Fay US
WAR Bonds
Conoco
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