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Newspaper

Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1941

Page

6

Appendicitis Ordeal Strikes Family Of Seven Mott

The Mott family endured six of seven children undergoing appendectomy since Christmas. The parents, William and Mrs Mott, have had no major operations themselves. Three surgeries were for ruptured appendixes and most procedures occurred at the local hospital between late December and January, with multiple cases spanning November through May 1940.

Wiliam Mott Christmen Iren Hloise Mra Jenkins Francis Koweski Frelyn Johnson Katherine Ross Williams Tr Mott

Lapoint Ward Gold and Green Ball Crowns Queen

Lapoint Ward MIA held its Gold and Green Ball on January 30 in the Ward am we ment hall with a large crowd in attendance. Miss June Huber, daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy Huber, was crowned queen at 1130 m, escorted by Don Campbell. The Gr mand march ended with Mrs Arrich Huber crowning the queen. The dance featured couples including Craig Caldwell and Ards Winners, Thelma Winn and Ersel Sprouse, Blaine Caldwell and Helen Ferry, Lea Walker and Dorothy Caldwell, Willis Newmoir and Lorna Bigelow, Keith Mullins and Lytin Morill, Kevin Kitchen and Virginia Comtieh, plus Mr and Mrs Slhup Tildell. Music by the M I A Gleaner Girls Pep orchestra from Lapoint. Attendees from outside Lapoint included Mr and Mrs TocoN kle, Mr and Mrs T Reward, A5 cok and Mr and Mrs Alsi A Call of Vernal, and Miss Gleice Longlar ton among others.

Lapoint Ward Mia Ward Am Wement Hall June Huber Roy Huber Don Campbell Arrich Huber YSMIA Craig Caldwell Ards Thelma Winn Ari Ersel Sprouse Blaine Caldwell Helen Ferry Lea Walker Dorothy Caldwell Willis Newmoir Lorna Bigelow Lapoint Keith Mullins Lytin Kevin Kitchen Virginia Om Tieh Slhup Tildell TocoNkle Alsi MIA Board Gleice Longlarton Blaine Morrill McConkle Shardow Meril Roe Merkley Ant Laris Wook Acti

Roosevelt Wildlife Conservation Club Formed At Meeting

V A Bair named president of the new Roosevelt Wildlife Conservation Club at a January 27 meeting of sportsmen. The reorganization of the Roosevelt Fish and Game Club adopts a structure matching federal and state sportsmen organizations. Officers include Carl Hacking as president and Db D Richolson as secretary treasurer, with Howard Herbert Barlow Paul Wikins Albert Crumbo and George Walkup as directors.

Tab Power and Light Company Roosevelt Wildlife Cons Spoyt Rooselt Fish and Game Club Carl Hacking Anteslgent D Richolson Trensuer Howard Herbert Barlow Paul Wikins Albert Crumbo George Walkup

000 Men to Replace Officers on Camp Duty

Lieutenant Colonel Mose Kent announces twenty seven CCC candidates are undergoing an intensive seven week course at Fort Doug Ina to become junior officers on completion. Enrollees come from about 7000 CCC personnel at the fort district and must pass a strict army style physical, have high school education, leadership qualities, and CCC administrative experience. The 200 hour program covers organization, administration, supply, equipment, transport, physical education, hygiene, welfare, public relations, and service customs. The goal is to produce administrative personnel equivalent to current reserve officers.

GCC OCO National Defense Forces Mose Kent Fort Doug Ina CCO CCC Kent

McKewens celebrate 50th wedding anniversary in Naples

Sunday February 2 Mr and Mrs John McKewen marked their fiftieth wedding anniversary. Leonard Cook, long disabled by a fractured hip, was summoned to Salt Lake by an insurance company examiner. Mrs Cook and Relva joined in a Wednesday night chapel pageant directed by Stella Richards. The Beighton and Soogh families were visitors to Mrs Josephine Oll Co. A trip to Ally bireau and other local notes complete this fragmentary report.

John McKewen Leonard Cook Salt Lake Insurance Company Cook Neighter Relva Nal S Wird Chapel Directo Stella Richards Ralph Beighton Soogh Josephine PCR Crittersia Ala Duval Ally Bireau

Lapoint News Roundup Highlights Local Visits and Events

Local families visit kin in Lapoint and Vernal as relatives travel from Salt Lake City to see parents and grandparents. The Lapoint elementary band performed at Vernal with nurse and teacher attendance. MIA and REA activities filled Sunday evenings, while residents report green grass along Salt Lake highways and health updates from Belle Blackburn and Elizabeth Nebeker.

Tyrank Roberta Citadys Walker Roosewit Tapoint Ellaabeity Npekee Jee Brough Randlett Cir Salt Lake Breigha Elizabeth Nebexer Loyd Taytor Vernal Lee Burnett Blackburn Bart Merkley Lapoint Belle Blackburn Arthur Curtis Dry Fork J H Koch Salt Lake City Orin Gwaln Wm G Caldwell Elmo Hardy Raymond Bigelow Uintah County Institute

Public Legal Notice in Uintah County Utah 1941

The State of Utah to the defendant you are summoned to appear within 20 days after service or 30 days if by publication. Failure to appear will result in a default judgment dissolving the marriage between Clyde Johnson and the plaintiff. Attorney for Plaintiff Vernal Utah. First publication February 6 1941. Last publication March 6 1941.

Tre Cles Clyde 8 Johnson Plaintif Vernal Utah le Marrage Vernal Utah Tast

Local Notes From Ball and Nearby Areas

Community notices list births and deaths, visits by relatives, travels to Salt Lake City and Cleveland, school trips, party events for Ora Faye Wardle, and Daughters of the Utah Pioneers gathering. Residents referenced include Jack Alexander, Thoral Winward, Reed Anderson, Mrs Charles Anderson of Naples, George Williams, Mrs Blackburn, Beebee Grant Hodgkinson, Louis Hodgkinson, Lawrence Wardle, Max Timothy, F P Fisher, Vel Hurting, Mrs Fugete Woodruff, Mrs Jennie Workinat, Mrs LaMar Wardle, and others from Ball, Murray, Orem, Willow Creek, and nearby locales.

Jack Alexander Thoral Winward Ball Lake City Orem Horace Gillman Reed Anderson Mra Anderson Charles Anderson Naples George Williams Williams Blackburn Altonah Beebee Grant Hodgkinson Salt Leake City Louis Hodgkinson Ora Faye Lawrence Wardle William Alexander Murray Ernest Johnson Salt Lake City Joe Price Albion Anderson Verna Anderson Gerald Ross Ogder Will Reid Reid Mr Ross Tom Timothy Willow Creek Timothy L Max Fisher Myrtle Erekson Utah State Utities Commission Erekson Lee Murray Cleveland Ohio Ora Faye Wardle Daughters of the Utah Pioneers Myrtle Eycksor Vel Hurting Fugete Woodruff Jennie Workinat LaMar Wardlewac Yowen Martin ¢ Artis Lloyd Gimes Abe Fiatch John W Pope Dinty Eb Barber Erekon Boane Lowell Wardir

Notice to Creditors Estate of Boy Duke Deceased

Notice to creditors the matter of the estate of Boy Duke deceased. Crevices will present claims with the undersigned at the site of Hugh W Colton Attorney at Law Vernal Utah on or before the Sunday of April AD. Administration by Crace D Sparle administratrix. Publication date February 1941 with last publication February 27. Also mentions Boy Scout program in Ward with local names and events.

OY Duke Crevices Hugh W Colton Allery Law Vernal Utah CRACE Sparle Boy

Willow Creek Tour Suburb Visitors Aid Era Farm News

A garbled OCR note lists visitors and locals in Willow Creek and nearby townships. Ernest Caican of Vorray, Louis Thorac, Harold Rejer, Mrs Jane and Mr Reader appear among several named residents visiting farms, churches, and social gatherings across the region.

Ernest Caicaen Vorray Louis Thorac Cai Harold Re Jer Cok Jane Reader Frozy Childrer Moat Gilbert John Rf

Community Notes From Conk Ranch and Local Ranches

The WOC club held their monthly meeting in February with a program and dancing. Refreshments were served. Kenneth Spiers moved his sheep to Hatch Bros ranch on Saturday where he had purchased hay. Mrs Wills Blevenson and her sons Willie and Jimmy spent the week at Meir ranch on Upper Willow Creek.

Conk Ranch WOC Kenneth Spiers Hatch Bros Spiers Wills Blevenson Wisiie Jimmy Meir Upper Willow Creel

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