Maeser Raymond Bascom Awarded Farm in G I Drawing
Raymond Bascom Maeser won a farm in a G I drawing and will choose it in Powell Wyoming. The Mae fer ward Primary Association reorganized last Sunday with Mrs. Jenkins named president and new counselors. Several local moves, visits, and a February 11 baby daughter born to Red and Mrs. Caldwell are noted along with others visiting or attending events in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Bacom
al Atwood
Powell
Wyo
Bascom
Maefer Ward
van Fullmer
Clyde Hall
Dee Jenkins
Jenkins
Leo Hocking
Milton Beatle
Frank Merrill
Clark Abegglen
Abegglens
Pleasant Valley
Grant Hocking
Stella Richards
Gusher
Zina Ashby
Salt Lake City
Ted Thacker
Lila
Local notices and visits mark weekend in Maeser area
Mrs Andrew Vernon returned Rathay after a severe heart attack. Attorney Clinton Vernon visited A J Vernon in Salt Lake City and aunt Lily Singleton. Lawrence Siddeway traveled to Ogden and Logan on business. The Marx family moved from Salt Lake City to Maeser. Frank Beers visited his children in Salt Lake City. Maeser PTA met with Ruth Haslem as speaker and a study group on family relationships planned for six Fridays. Next PIA meeting in April will elect new officers. William Schaeffermeyer family visited Roosevelt and relatives there and in Clearfield Brigham City with others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton D. Vernon
Salt Lake City
A. J. Vernon
Lily Singleton
Lawrence Siddeway
Ogden
Logan
Kenneth Marx
Maeser
Marx
Rex Alfred
Frank Beers
Glines
Maeser Pta
William Schaeffermeyer
Roosevelt
Earl Schaefermeyer
Neal Schaefermeyer
William Schaefermeyer
Charles Harrison
Famient
Clearfield
Brigham Cty
Emergency kit for three day trips weighs 134 pounds
Bo Paul Johnson outlines a compact survival tin designed to sustain a hunter for three days. The kit uses a standard two tin setup with dehydrated soup bouillon rice chocolate matches hooks and fish line plus a candle and cod line for shelter and cooking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bo Paul Johnson
Coal Leads the Chamber of Commerce War Economy Plan
The Chamber of Commerce lists coal as a pivotal natural resource capable of meeting wartime economic needs. It highlights coal’s role alongside other key industries in sustaining production, energy, and transportation during the war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coal
Chamber of Commerce
Lst
Coal energy unit sparks a watt hour claim
A fragment notes that three quarters of a pound of coal can generate one kilowatt hour of electric power, sufficient to light a 100 watt lamp for ten hours, illustrating coal's energy yield.
K and F Club to Hear Gay Lecture at Dinner Meeting
K and F Club plans a March 5 dinner meeting at Hotel Vernal main dining room with Mrs Gladys Gray presenting illustrated lecture Eva in the Looking Glass. The program includes a review of fashions of bygone days with witty fashion chatter. Admission is $2 a plate. advance reservations only. Also notes West range land loss of 160 million acres and 3000 percent drop in productivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knife and Fork Club
Gladys Gray
Eva
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Raymond Bascom
G.I
Edna C. Raines
James Marshall
Lola Christensen
Richard Rowley
Orem
Marvin Smith
Marvey Christensen
Rowley
Lola Smith
Leo Smith
Attle Gall Smith
Valentine
Tom
Vidame
Cas
Agence
Vale
Brown, Schmidt, Laird, Spalding
Comed Peadtt Wyanowshe, Lochin, Johnson
Pernandez
America
Andrew Vernon
Rathay
Mayor McGup
John Jarvs
Egbert 2 Smarch
Cty
Miss Chance
Utah
Utah Mining Association
By Ted Kesting
Ashton
Oly
Elshton Bros. Co
Vernal, Utah
GME
GMC
Ilia
Ae Okake Kravis
HUSKY
Bicksamhail Flan
Vernal Auto Shop
Dane
North Vernal Ave
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