Ruben Pitt War Record Veteran Serves at Japan Air Materiel
Ruben Pitt a Verna ranchowner and veteran of nearly two years service holds the Philippine Liberation and Japanese occupation ribbons. Now stationed with the Japan Air Materiel Area headquarters he serves as chief mechanic in the second echelon vehicle maintenance shop. After infantry basic training at Camp Walters Texas he went to Fort Ord before heading to the Pacific in March. His unit fought through Okinawa and captured Tarawa and other Pacific theaters before returning home to plan a return to ranch life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruben Pitt
Verna Ranchowner
Japan
Pitt
Camp Walters
Texas
Fort Ord
California
Howell
Culais
Salan
Okinawa
77Th Infantry
Celia Hert
Tepanks
Hawkeie
Ed Santa
Thela VII Air Service Area Command
Ser
Ta Ts Ich
Lapoint area residents visit kin and locals mingle
A crowded list of visitors and residents in Lapoint and nearby towns includes LaVer Sprouse of Hayden visiting grandmother Mrs Mae Sprouse, Mr and Mrs Marvin Hichens of Tooele, John Kidd of Vernal with his niece Mrs Dallas Bodly, and many others from Salt Lake City Pocatello Vernal and Price. The notes mention bus driving duties for Neldon Nyberg in Mosby Mountain and various family greetings and weekend trips across Utah and Idaho.
Local residents tour and family news across Idaho and beyond
Jensen and Mrs. Ne Jivge cotrenpone and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Caldwell with two children left last week for a two week tour of Idaho Washington and other points. Roy Richardson went to Nampa Idaho to visit his brother Thornton. Joseph and Charles Ainge from Castle Rock Washington are visiting. Edna Wilkins and Wilma Stewart visited daily. Evans returned to New York after visiting family. Lorine and Verlin Vincent visiting Ogden with their father. Heber Wall hosted a party August 13 for Mrs. Ruby Billings. Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Hart moved to Marietta Oklahoma after working at Rangely. Hilda Morgan of the K Ranch went to Washington to visit her daughter Rebecca Sorenson after two and a half years. Lee Bonefild and family moved to Ver tel from apartments with the How ard Cowan. Ray Gardner returned from Ft. Douglas discharge and brought his wife and child home. The Merkley family moved into their home with Mrs. Merkley and girls returning to Myton during the absence. American asphalt mines visitors came to see uncles Joe and Charles Ainge. Ruby Eaton of Naples visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Gilroy. Mrs. Lucy Sewell heard of the birth of a baby boy August 4 to Mrs. Monchan, daughter of Mrs. Sewell, the former Blanch Sewell. DeMar Dudley returned from Salt Lake City where her son Sheldon was ill but improving. The Gardners and Ira S. Gardner family hosted visitors including Mr. and Mrs. Harry Russell. Rhea Huber spent weekend with her parents and works at The United States Bank in Vernal.
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Choyd Evans
New York
Gladys Evans
Wilford and
Martin
Stella Ainge
Lorine
Verlin Vincent
Ogden
George Vincent
Heber Wall
Ruby Billings
E. F. Hart
Marietta
Oklahoma
Hart
Rangely
Hilda Morgan
K-Ranch
Washington
Rebecca J. Sorenson
Lee Bonefigd
Vertel
Howard Cowan
Ray Gardner
Ft. Douglas
Craig
Gardner
Callis Billings
Lawrence Merka
Mr. Merkley
Merkly
Myton
Shirley Ainge
Monroe Hatch
American Asphaltamines
Joe
Charles Ainge
Ruby Eaton
Naples
Lloyd Gilroy
Lucy Sewell
Frank Mopohan
San Jose
Calif
Monchan
Sewell
Blanch Sewell
DeMar Dudley
Salt Lake City
Sheldon
S Hospital
Joy celebrates ninth birthday in Naples gathering
Naples Ada Optastane Correspond reports a birthday party honoring Joy on her ninth birthday. Eighteen guests attended as families arrived from Salt Lake City and Idaho Falls. Local residents and friends, including Mrs. Elizabeth Nash and Alice Burke, joined the celebration with cake and socializing.
Understanding Acidosis and Home Remedies
Acidosis is described as not being a true acid condition but a reduced alkaline state with symptoms like breathlessness headaches and sleeplessness. Remedies include more vegetables fruits less meat avoiding onion large doses of baking soda and occasional Epsom salts.
Doctors trial use of oscillating bed at New York hospital
New York hospital tests on four conscientious objectors examined a moving bed designed to reduce bone and muscle loss during immobilization. Early trials showed nitrogen and calcium losses. later tests with electric motor driven beds showed smaller losses. Oscillating bed trials followed with three patients using varying daily hours, all reporting no discomfort and adapting to motion.
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New York
American Society For Clinical Investigation
John KE
Deit- Mek
G. Donald Whedon
Ephraim Shorr
Gelecitys Service
Teller Relief From Painful Rheumatism Sought
A patient afflicted with rheumatism and arthritis describes years of suffering and gratitude after discovering Teller remedies. The note expresses confidence in cure and seeks similar relief for others.
Local Social Notes and Events from the Bartlett Area
Community updates report visits by Pear and Mea Reed to Rochester and Elbert Smith family trips to Birmingham. Morrill's trip home from Salt Lake precedes a D A meeting at HL residence. Roosevelt A ball features a women’s game won 8 to 0. Goodrich and Harvey family news, and an injury incident when Mrs. Goodrich Bartlett burns her arm while canning.
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Pear
Goodrich
Viva
Goodrichy
Sarah Harvey Reu
Merrill Taneheany
Mrs Eva Ashby and Macel Merkiey Visit Tridel
Mrs Eva Ashby and Macel Merkiey were guests at Tridel. Visitors Thursday, Mrs Spencer Squires and children of Roosevelt spent a week with her mother, Mrs RB Cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Ashby
Macel Merkiey
Spencer - Squires
Roosevelt
RB. T, Cook
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Lapoint
Mable Jankins
Correnpantans
LaVer Sprouse
Hayden
Mae Sprouse
Marvin Hichens
Tooele
Clive Spra
Thurcohn Kidd
Vernalls
Dallas Bodlly
Ralph Taylor
Taylor
Mra
Roxa Taylor
Viola Cox
Pocatello
Idaho
Saints
Rite Black
Nolan Savage
Neldon Nyberg
Mosby Mountain
Joyce Bingham
Hingham
Bennett
Neldal
Rasmussen
Harvey Taylor
BapRniermene
Vernal
Rotth
Missouri
Lille Perry
Dean Preece
Eugene Workman
Price
Earl] Jenkins
LaRce Ivie
Alice
Francis
Lou Jenkins
Oral Rasmussen
Mapleton
Reed Rasmussen
Ronald Herrocks
Harlin Turner
George White
John Woodruff
Paradise Park
Preston Searle
Vernal Wasl
Rile Blackburn
Homer Lee
Veterans’ Homies
Grace Reynolds
Bill Searle
Whiterocks
Ronald Cook
Don
Gilbert Nyberg
Spring City
Barbara
Berg
George Kump
Marvin Perry
Horse Can
Lyle
T Leland Perry
Abe Swain
Howard Caldwell
Roy Richardson
Nampa
Thornton
Joseph
Castle Rock
Dents
Ind
Nile
Ainge
Stewart
Wilma
Edna Wilkins
Severn Dail
Harry Russell
Mrs. Reaseleere Ingra
Ira S. Gardner
Rhea Huber
Roy Huber
United State Bank
Ada
Joy
Gates
Reece
Lak City
Nisin Oo
Ea Én Manwaring. Jr
Aghel Evana
Evana
Ashe
Ray
Pearso
Ith
Elizabeth Nash
Alice Burke
May Nickell
Gladya Kerren
Pearl ‘Williams
Logan
Uintah
Asher Evans
Idaho Falls
Cand
Aton
Canada
Pypakers
Douglas Noel
Neldon Calder
The
Seventhy Yeap Christense
Ffarrea
NEW
OFA
Dintah Basin
Whiterocke Ranch
Whiterocka Canyon
Hoocen
A. C. Wilkerson
Utah
Atomho Auea
Fim
Mee Hag
Oscar Lys
George WL Bartlett
Bowden
Virginia
Ree Goodriels
Francia Bartlett
Hallie Haub
Jerry Ioadar
Kishoma
Uaub
Tridel
C. BE. Markiey
Vyy
Morris Hawa
Ralph Hodgkinson
Ia —Ue
Wasatch Service
Dale, Slaugh
Mgr
Yalla
Thi
South America
Caynibe
Colliers World Alias and Gazeteer
Sport Shop
Tlmng
Streeter
George Lewis
Robert Baouthues
Dayton
Dayton 4S
Dayton Ham
Haygta
Ayeen Ae
Utah Motor CO
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