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Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1946

Page

4

Shower Honors Newlyweds at Andreason Home

A shower was held August 5 at the Andreason home for Mr. and Mrs. Elwi Smith who wed July 30. Attendees included Mrs. Stow, Mrs. Simmons and daughter Jean, Mrs. Zufelt, Mrs. Schuelers and daughter Sally, Mrs. Houn aly, Mrs. Leathers and son Lars, and Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Smith plus the hostess. Guests sending gifts but absent were Mrs. Campbell and daughter Jessie, and Mrs. Mackler Penny Robler. The bride received many lov ely gifts and the evening included games and refreshments.

Chris Andresson Elwi Smith Smith Slater Andreason Stow Simmons Jean Mra. Zufelt Schuelers Sally Hounaly Leathers Lars Lela Shifflet Elwood Smith

Fire destroys canvas of Custer's Last Stand in Texas club

A 9 by 16 foot painting titled Custer's Last Stand was destroyed by fire at Fort Bliss Officers' Club in El Paso Texas. Reproductions had circulated widely via Anheuser Busch drawing company with over 180000 copies distributed. Adolphus Busch Sr. reportedly funded the original purchase for a saloonkeeper then gave the artwork to the Seventh Cavalry.

Custer St, Louis Fort Biss Orm St. Louis Dunfer

British Silk Industry Faces Revenue Refusal By Trade Unions

Scarborough reports L Gaskell of the National Silk Workers association told the General Federation of Trade Unions that British silk manufacturers were refusing thousands of pounds worth of orders for North American and South American importers due to restrictions and taxes.

Scarborough Britain L. Gaskell National Silk Workers Association

Artesia Social Notes Highlight Local Outing and Visitors

Artesia residents enjoy a Sunday outing at Echo Park as Hazel Hackler hosts a gathering with the Grafton Sellars and Hackler families. Visitors include Fannie Baxter, Adair Brimhall, and W. R. Stow, while Cox and Enid spend days in Salt Lake City. Newcomers to Artesia include Harkiness from Kermit, Godd from Odessa, Whisler and Davis couples from Texas, with the Woods moving to Stow apartments and the Muckrows building on Stroud Ave. Delbert Gilbow’s family plans Odessa wintering trip as well.

Jack Grafton Sally A. K. Sellars Virgil Hackler Echo Park Fannie Baxter Adair Brimhall Childre Vernal W. R. Stow Cox Enid Salt Lake City David Oliver Portland Oregon Artesia E. FE. Harkiness Famil Kermit, Texas C. R. Godd Odessa Texas K. A. Whisler Davis

Escaped Soldier Turns Death Amid Portland Siege

An escaped mental patient, Sir George Farnum from Roseburg Veterans’ hospital, held Portland police at bay with a 38 caliber pistol. Tear gas was used to subdue him after he shouted at officers, and he killed himself following the stand off.

Self Portland Obe Sir George Farnum Roseburg Veterans’ Hospital

Artesia Ladies Progressive Club Organized Here

A group of Artesia women met at Mrs. Fannie Baxter’s home to form the Artesia Ladies Progressive club to aid the Chamber of Commerce and advance the city. Elected officers include President Mrs. Virgil Hackler, first vice president Mrs. A K Sellars, second vice president Mrs. Fannie Baxter, secretary Mrs. Dixie Harmon, and treasurer Mrs. Dora Havis with others to be named. A membership contest was set, led by Mrs. Baxter and Mrs. Brimhall.

Ladies of Artesia Fannie Baxter Dixie Harmon Dora Havis Marie Brimhall

Hiroshima Reconstruction Advances in Atomic City Plan

Hiroshima moves forward with a 70 million yen reconstruction plan to reshape the guided city around the former Museum of Industrial Art dome. Authorities aim to restore housing and commerce, with population rising toward 172,000 as wooden and concrete buildings return, and locals observe rebuilt streets amid lingering blast scars.

Hiroshima Aml John D. ‘Montgomery Kalamazoo Mich Itroshima Museum of Industrial Art Simoat Tokyo Hichiro Kihara Rhine Cour Venir

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