West Side County drives fund drive lists contributors
Mrs Tenny Johnston the Uintah Chapter Red Cross war fund drive chairman released the concluding list of donors who gave over 1.00 dollars helping Uintah County Utah meet its quota first in the state. The report notes large gifts from Fort Duchesne Women's club Gusher Community Church and Ute Indian Tribe with many names from Ashley Valley and nearby communities. A large turnout attended a benefit concert box supper and dance at Lin Avalon chapel under the band mothers of Ayalot school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenny Johnston
Uintah
American Red Cross War Fund
Red Cross
Uintah County
Utah
Ashley Valley
Johnston
Bennett Ward
Fort Duchesne
Etta McMullen
Stephen Abbott
Clair Haslem
Doris Haslem
Katherine Adams
Arthur Kirkenfall
Gerald Bolton
Otto Hise
Aver Evans
Joseph Evans
David Evans
Ray Houston
Otis Horrocks
W. L. Whitlock
Jasper Pike
L. D. ‘Taylor
John Hell
Ben Butler
Perris Murdock
Clive Sprouse
Anns Sika
Thomas Sika
Mabel
W Russell Todd
AL Brighton
Azel Seeley
Cloyd Seeley
J.C. Angus
Angus
Lee Angus
Ll. M. Angus
Jack Burcher
Angus Anderson
Farrel Rasmugsen
Linden Allred
Lily Washny Garetr
Marley Dean
Ben Locke
Lonnie Wine
W. E. Womach
J. A
Mary Smith
Nancy Pawwinee
Mary Geston
David Cooper
Loren Pike
Criss Bodley
Play Wheeler
Henry Wopsock
Lara Wopsock
Jay Larsen
Mabel Carnehan
Katherine Langley
Flma Jones
M. A. Betts
Anne Gove
Joe Perdelin Francis
Johnnie Walker
Ro Marimon
Quite van Arndale
Nancy FY
Maerlman
Mary Talbo
Fine F Talbot
S.J
Local Notes on Visitors and School Bus Change
Leota Talley and Miller and Mrs Bert Howy were visitors. Wm P Muller returned from Idaho after winter temple work. Bert Stoddard and family plan to settle here. Chas Stoddard’s wife spent winter in Salt Lake. Lester Swally and Narra of Vernal visited Wm Wiepan’s home. Ronald Rogers will drive the local school bus for the rest of the term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talley ‘Miller
Bert Howy
Birailay
P Muller
Idaho
Bert Stoddard
Los Angeles
Calif
Chas. Stoddard
Salt Lake
Lester Swally
Vernal
All Sessions Suspended By State Firemen
DODEN executives of the Utah State Firemen's Association suspended all conventions for the duration of the war and replaced them with annual educational conferences at a central location. The 1942 school will be held in Salt Lake City on August 7 and 8, after accepting an invitation from Salt Lake City officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doden
Utah State Firemen's Associaton
Owden
LaVere M. Hanson
Salt Lake
JK. Piercey
Salt Lake City
Gusher Leads Uintah County 4-H Mobilization Drive 1942
Uintah County community of Gusher tops the 4-H Mobilization drive for 1942 earning the rat town distinction. Four 4-H clubs organized under Mrs. Wini fred Bwobe Mrs. Hyrum Demgaard and Alex Duval focus on clothing foods and corn with projects The Seven-Point Victory program guides the effort including conserving food and promoting health and democratic ideals. Delegates to the State 4-H Training School guide Uintah County with leaders Muriel Nemington Alice Stow Cloyd D Seeley Axel Duval and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gusher Tins
Uintah County
Moosevelt
Herbert B. Maw
Winifred Bwobe
Hyrum Demgaard
Alex Duval
Gusher
Hassell Keetch
Muriel Nemington
Vernal
Alice Stow
Jensen
Cloyd D. Seeley
Ballard
Axel Duval
Gosher
Agricultural College
St Logan
Baby born to Mr and Mrs Nast in Naples
20 years ago on April 28 922 Mr pial Mrs George Nast of Naples are parents of a baby boy born last week Wallace Southam and wife returned from Salt Lake where they were married April 5 in the Salt Lake Temple. WH Belcher is assistant cashier at the United State Bank C.J. Neal runs Neal Allen Motor Co in Vernal Green River is steady but lower than prior years. Mr and Mrs Arshte Smith are the parents of a baby girl born April 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pial
George Nast
Naples
Lash
Wallace Southam
Salt Lake
Salt Lake ‘Temple
WH. Belcher
Castler
Uintad State Bank
C.J. Neal
Neal-Allen Motor Company
Vernal
Green River
Arshte Smith
Local War News From Families and Friends
Ashley and Mire Thomas Kidd welcome a son Maurice Kidd now in Los Angeles with the 11th Engineers recovering from injuries suffered when thrown from a truck on duty. Mr and Mrs John Henry Bryant attended the funeral of Bryant's brother Ira in Roosevelt. Mrs Laila Twitchell and others visited Salt Lake City, Bishop Alma Preece attended Welfare Convention there. Clive Caldwell, son of Horace Caldwell, stationed at Camp wan California with the 554 j Signal Corps, left for duty. Jay Bimper and Barrel Johnston came from Green Dale to the saw mill. Johnston notes heavy snow in the area. James Gibson of Salt Lake visiting sister Mrs NG Sowards. Leon Glenn Sr learns son Leon is back to work in Garfield after a short honeymoon to Las Vegas. Ivan and Wendel Atwood trip to Salt Lake with a load of pies. Ed Anderson, stationed in Washington, reports good health and meeting the 40th division boys moving to Ft. Lewis. Ward members drove their rattles to the spring range Tuesday. Walter Anderson and daughter Lois traveled to Salt Lake to escort Melvin Duff Anderson who plans to enlist in the coast guard or navy. The MIA held a closing social and merit program at the chapel Tuesday with dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Salt Lake
Clive Caldwell
Horace Caldwell
Camp Wan
Californian
J Signal Corps
Jay Bimper
Leon Glenn Sr
Leon
Garfield
Las Vez Rar
Ivan
Wendel Atwood
Eod Anderson
Washington
California
Ft. Lewis
Spring Range
Walter Anderson
Lois
Melvin Duff Anderson
Coast Guard
Navy
MIA
Vern Olsen Writes From St. Helens Ore
A letter from Vern Olsen of St Helens Oregon describes life there and work. He notes his past shoe repair shop, reports current shipyard activity with about 94 to 36 thousand workers nearby, and mentions a trip toward Portland observing labor conditions and job shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern Olsen
St. Helens, Ore
Vert Olsen
St. Helens
Olsen
Teiay
Basia News
Ous
St Uelens
Bumne
Bortland
West Coast Khoe Company workers and Portland shipyards notes
A reader report details employment boom in Vancouver and Portland areas with Kaiser Shipyards hiring about 18 000 workers and 14 000 temporary workers to be built locally. Carpenters welders and other trades earn up to 195 to 1980 per day while six day weeks with overtime are common. Mentions shipyard activity near St Helens Clatsop and Seaside plus a state’s largest snow factory and lumber mill output. Also notes wrestling success and local church presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aime
Tom
Khoe Company
Vancouver
Whallington
Eat
Portland
Kaiser Ship Builders Company
Bhp Builders
Ballér Oinnkes
Geri Os
Cedriq
Paper Mil
Uie
Gregor
Amore Ales
Aljlon
Cedre
Aerith E Mtaredt
WED
Beatty Washington
Loum
Dena & Dole
Sefen
Veri
Bt. Melvns
St Johe's
Oregon
Sequarium
Seaside
Astoria
Columbs River
Mort Stevens
Cascade Mountains
Wool
Olaen
St Helens
Seminary Commencement Exercises Held Sunday at Uintah
Uintah LDS Seminary graduates assemble for commencement in Vernal. Principal H Grant West presides with Archie Johnson of the Uintah stake presidency delivering the reading and remarks. Choir readings and benediction punctuate the ceremony as students from two sections with officers and committees are noted for their roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page Anes
Crant West
Archie Johnson
Uintah Stake
Hymton 1 Calder
Carma Bar Davis
Chiss
Dallas
Frank Slaugh
Ethan McConkle
Uintah Sinke Board of Exciuen Yen
Yrum B. Calver
Byrom Ceddruly
H. Grant West
Vernal Lds Seminary
Grant West
Nobie Kimball
Carma Rae Davis
Ardduly Bowden
Ose Marie Timothy
Catherine Siddeway
Nelson Merkley
Jennis Weeks
Gracie Goodrich
Elva
Traughters of Medmones entertained by Mrs Ederett May Day event
A report from the Friday May first gathering at Mrs Ederett's home notes a group of ladies led by Mrs Ermest dahasin and a tea course at the Virtsday anniversary table. The event included a May 1st work and a Mother's Day program planned for May 10 with notable attendees and a slate of officers elected for the JOMBUS group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ederett
Ermest Dahasin
Joleen Dod
Pred Kellen
Myrtle Bieksom
Haw Bax
Chey Lar
Bob Maker
Harot
Tobe Wags
Othe Reiter Society
Altima
Toe
Jombus
Lettler Mit Athehd
FOR BALE AND TRADE LISTING GLEANED AD OLDS
Classified ads show various sales trades and items for sale including wheat oats barley electric separator and seed potatoes. Names like MRS STAN ASHTON ORVILLE SWAIN BER MIS PRANK COLTOIN KREMIT YOUNG appear as sellers or contacts along with items such as a coal range five room house and work horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saml and Gruvel
Clark Larson
Stan Ashton
Wanter Wanted Titcking Regs Dave Calden
Wanted person listed as Dave Calden seeks information on ticking regs. Contact number 207-W for details. Police urge cooperation from the public to locate the individual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Calden
Miscellaneous notices and ads from Vernal area listing goods and services
The page contains assorted classified items including repairs for staves furniture stoves and bicycles by David Witmer at 102 Martin Street, Barber Shop notices, dressmaking and remodelling services, holiday gift items, a lost plow brace, hay and cattle listings, a reward notice, and local news noting spring conditions with snowmelt and the birth of a baby girl to Mr and Mrs J P Rudy. Local school activities include Mutual meeting and closing date April 22 and a local family update on Hy Meeks and a birth Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherp
J. P. Rudy
Tdy
Mutual
Hy Meeks
Nebraska beer law effort to curb bad retailer conditions
The piece notes Nebraska’s stance on alcohol sales and the brewing industry’s push to partner with authorities. It highlights consumer cooperation to report violations, the goal of improving lawfulness, and public officials supporting a stricter, more orderly retail environment.
Uintah Track Men To Attend Regional Meet at Huntington
Uintah High School sends thirteen athletes to the Region 4 track events in Huntington. Team members include Warren Mott, Wallace Peters, Fidon Oaks, Howard Allen, Earl Rasmussen, J O D Jones Jr, Lyle Lewis, and J Harmer of Provo in a Friday departure led by Couchs LeGrande Tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah
Huntington
Couchs
le Grande Tea
Uintah Nigh
Warren Mott
Wallace Peters
Fidon Oaks
Howard Allen
Earl Rassmussen
J. O D. Jones, Jr
Lyle
Also Mentioned on This Page
WU. S. Cotton
UB Department of Agriculture
Useyesu
Georgia
Helens Negrars
Gotton
Lee Mullery
Nancy Danelsor
Myantreus
Ritchie
Memphis
Ronald Eks
Whiterocks
Lin Avalon Chapel
Mother’s of Ayalot School
Stake
Hn Roosevelt
Hishop
and Mix
Jay Hamey
Oliver Jorgensen
Ralph Durfee
Onden
Gorden Parkeron
Nora Bante
Albert Neilson
Emily of Roosevelt
Calvin Jorgensen
Ouray
Bishop
Austin Wardle
Chas, Stoddard
Leota
Gusher Leads County
Ashley
Seminary
Angen
Clyde
J. Gray
Maeser
Bliss Triumph
Bunkel
Whiterocks Water Orville Swain
Alomar
iMield
Gil Bale
Yin Tenin
Norness
Lerloy Tayiar
Kremit Young
Phiue
Casis Paty
David Witmer
Matin Street
Alb
Ser
WM. Mott
Massey and
Moth Ranott
Hay
Searle
Brocko
Heifer
Reward Agate
Joe Marsh
Nebraska
Ricki
Phan
Ashton Brosco
Lewis J. Harmer
Prova
Fiat
Teeap
Rey
Apti
Evere
Andy Tinge
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