Vernal News Highlights Marriages and Local Notes 1921
Herbert Adair Tyzack and Lydia Mae Cook wed August 19 in Vernal with Justlee Walter Woolley officiating. Local events include band canons at Orpheus, visitors to Vernal such as Wong Sing and Walter G Barnes, and multiple family travels to Salt Lake City and La Point. Residents Irvin Eaton, Thelma Waljis, and others are noted with fishing trips, arrivals, and new births. Ramsey Stewart returns from Oregon with optimistic Vernal outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Adair Tyzack
Lydia Mae Cook
Justlee
Walter Woolley
Walter G Barnes
Manaster
Vernal Auto Company
Salt Lake City
Nash
Irvin Eaton
Vernal Market
Craig-Vernal Ataxe
George HW Harrison
Howard
Thelma Wajlis
Clyde Jarrell
Fred Feltch
Denver
Harmon § Soward
Sam
Lulu Neilson
Lapoint
Earl Douglass
Uintah Basin
Oll Ling
John H. Cook
Isaac Cook
Blanche Scott
John Scott
Vernal
Justice H. Walter Woolley
Sarah D. Rudge
Maeser
Thomas Austin
Gosport
England
California
Ramsey Stewart
Oregon
British meat ration cut to 9c per head on Feb 4
On February 4 the British meat ration was reduced to 9c per head. For many families this will mean only one meat meal per week.
Eisenhower 1952 Nomination Prospects Grow In GOP
A rising movement within the Republican Party backs Gen. Eisenhower for the 1952 presidential nomination. Dewey and Lodge publicly endorse him while other leaders in large states lend support. The question remains whether Eisenhower will accept and if the party should nominate him amid policy questions and Truman era contrasts.
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Dewey
Eisenhower
Sen Lodge
Massachusetts
Eisnhower
Gen
Gen Eisenhower
Sen
Taft
Ohio
Eisenhower Warns Against Bureaucratic Overreach In Address
Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower, after World War II service, spoke at the Columbia Forum of Democracy to student leaders. He warned about a danger of surrendering individual responsibility to centralized government and the growth of bureaucracy. He noted Republicans may back him against the prevailing school of thought and discussed how foreign policy alignment could affect party unity.
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Sty
Eisenhower
Gen. Eisenhower
Columbia Forum of Democracy
Elenhower
Local notes from Rangely to Douglas Creek area
Twenty years ago Mr and Mrs W It Coutharp relocate to Douglas Creek Arch Ashley Ward threshing grain. Ivan Atwood employed as cook at the University of Utah. Renowned zoologists plan a trip through Green River gorge. A new Ford sedan listed for 500 dollars at Lewis Motor Co. Archie Johnson and Hugh W Colton spoke at the Glines Ward meeting. A baby girl arrived for Mr and Mrs Leon Galley on August 7. New son born to Mr and Mrs Alva Alexander August 17. Mr and Mrs Garrett Gite move to Mantle ranch. Wiley Collett family stayed with Mrs Newell Snow. Wedding of Venda Slaugh and Victor Nelson on August 20 to reside in Jonson. Miriam Colefon announced engagement to Ioland Perry of Provo. Dus Hatch Tam Jateh Royce Mowrey and Frank Swain plan a four day teen river gorge trip.
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Rangely
Douglas Creek Arch
Ashley Ward
Ivan Atwood
U of U
Green Iver Gorge
Lewis Motor Co
Goodrich
Archie Johnson
Hugh W . Colton
Glines i Ward
Leon
Venda ‘Slaugh
Victor Nelson
Jonsen
Charles II
Cole Fon
Miriam
Ioland Perry
Provo
Dus Hatch
Tam Jateh
Royce Mowrey
Frank Swain
Also Mentioned on This Page
Orpheus
Wong Sing
Moffat
Dap Te Toe
Bos
Atv
Stacey Tall Training School
Brooklyn
Simian Smarty
Mark Sullivan
By Mark Sullivan
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Truman
Columbia Univer
Farmall Super C
Slaugh Motor
Mainz
Thec
Vaitite
Coca-Cola
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
Tracereort
Road Tech Mercury
Valvet
Mercury
Way Oeres
Showalter Motor Company
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