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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1941
Page
6
A memoir excerpt recalling a boyhood steeped in a hard working home life during wartime. The narrator describes Pop the night foreman, late shifts, a black eye, and family routines as they navigate war, work, and social norms. Flashbacks cover Dooners, street parades, and the home’s tense, affectionate dynamics.
A midweek Relief Society gathering recounted a frat Birthday Party with January and February birthdays, large attendance, and refreshments. The narrative blends memories including moves to new homes, a musical program, and reflections on family, fashion, and social life.
Fragmentary notes describe an Amateur Night program and dance at a creekside home near Willy Creek. Mr and Mrs Tom Timpeth attended with friends, a coast ing party entertained by Yona Lee and Terry Pletcher, with prize games at a Valentine event.
Creditors of ROY DUKE SHERRED and the estate of Hugh W Colton attorney for administrator are notified to present claims with vouchers at the office of NRL W Colton Attorney at Law, Utah, on or before April 7, 1941. First publication February 6, 1941. last publication February 27, 1941. Grace D Bearle appears as administratrix in this probate row.
Loyal Merkley of Heber visited the Merkley home as a Valentine chapel dance drew a large crowd. A Sunday school program featured speakers Wallace Oader Ralph Horrocks and W B Wallis. A MIA road show with three one act plays toured the Maeser and Lapoint wards. A baby boy arrived Feb 3 to Mr and Mrs Leind Mooseman. The Ulntah district court cases list filings with Vernon, R R Hackett representing plaintiffs.
Ray Doke came back Sunday from Silt Lake City after leaving Thursday with Mr Sid, Mrs Mush, and YW Col ton.
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