Lapoint News Gathers Family Visits And Snow
Lapoint residents report family visits as Mr and Mrs Robert Steele plan a brief stay with relatives in Vernal. Mrs Lucy Justice moves into a newly purchased home. Community members travel to Salt Lake and Baltimore for holidays while Mrs Wm G Caldwell’s health improves. A snow layer reaches eight inches, and a tireside chat with Gleaners and Men of Lapoint Ward is held with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Rasmussen
Price
Grand Rasmussen
Carlin Harrison
Self Lake
Elmer Caldwell
Blabap
Jerry Harrison Ras Smith
Marvin
Fi Smith
Leeton
Sylvia Backburn
Wm GO Caldwell
Lapoint Ward
Koch
Clio
Win G
Caldwen
Lapoint Neighbors Attend Distant Christmas Events
Local residents attended various holiday activities and family events across Vernal, Price, and nearby towns. Several families moved, children were born, and a funeral was held for Mrs Virginia Jarrell.
State Health Board Advises On Flu Prevention
State Board of Health warns there is no specific cure for influenza. To avoid infection stay away from sick people, rest in bed if contracted, eat lightly, drink fluids and call a physician. Remain in bed until acute symptoms subside. returning to work early risks pneumonia in several cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Health
Vernal Student Listed in Whos Who Among American Colleges
Fyerest Manwaring of Vernal, a Brigham Young University AB degree candidate, is named in the 1944 41 issue of Whos Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. The biography notes his Viking unit leadership at BYU, AM 68 council service, and Uintah high school activities in music drama and athletic management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fyerest Manwaring
Arthur Manwaring
Brigham Young University
Dine
Lwerte
Manwaring
Viking Social Unit
Associated Man
AM 68
Uintah High School
Brother of Abner Richens Buried at Pleasant Grove
Funeral services for Albert F Richens pioneer of Utah were held at Pleasant Grove on Friday. Richens died Monday December 16 in Grand Junction Colorado at the home of a daughter. He was survived by his children and his wife, who died 18 years ago. A brother in Pleasant Grove and Abner Richens, another brother, are named among the survivors. Attending from Vernal were Abner Richens, Albert Richens, a son, and Mr and Mrs Raymond Lind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Steele
Bt George
Breeles
Lapolit
Bteries
Hayden Foster
Lucy Justice
Prairie Bartlett
Joseph Norton
Aiis
A W Norton
Misa Mary McCune
Bennett
Harvey Hullinger
Caroline Thompson
Mark Caldwell
Lee Caldwell
Vernal Weta
Lapoint
Wm G Caldwell
T R Blackburn
Delos Featie
Leeton
Lilly Petry
Lowell
Virginia
Ivan Andes
Independence
Virginia Jarrell
Balt Lake
Joe Thompson
Elmer Caldwell
Hlmer
Joe
Geier
Harvey Wullinger
Roland Hullinger
Harmon Mullins
Roosevelt
Milton Nickell
Asher Caldwil
Wm ( Caldwell
Daverent Caldwell
Logan
James
Marshall
Vémal
Taboint
Che Sorartse
Mike Kastrinakas
Lee Maldtwent
Con
Howara
Utte Grand
Rashter Kibeler
Mike Koetringkis Wis
Lars War
der Ferry Harrison
Margaret Harrison Weed
Willard Willams
Peart Perry
Utah
Fleanor
Cleorge
Orvel Hollinger
Ranchett
Harvey Hollinger
George Bigelow
Iven Rosa
Salt Lake
Toma
Mra
Jay Po
Ashley
Jacob Rasmussen
el Smith
Vatley Hospital
Bars
Lense Batty
Chariie Burton
Troy
Wayne
T Rasmussen
Rae Smith
Vernal
Ei Smith
Tom Burton
Beate Swains
Virginia Jarrel
Burin
Maeser
Lawrence Caldwell
Golden Winn
Mac Sprouse
Altamontort
Roe
Orvel Hullinger
Albert F Richens
Dee
Pheasant Grove
Richens
Dember
Grand Junction
Colorado
Pleasant Grove
Abner Richens
Verna
Albert Richens
Raymond Lind
R McKee Chosen President of Mosby Cattle Association Saturday
R McKee reelected president of the Mosby Cattle Association for 1941 at a Tridel meeting with about 50 members. Officers named include Laren Ross as vice president Alexander Sessions as board member Parley Goodrich as secretary treasurer. Water shortages due to summer drought discussed, with plans for development and REA labor funding. The annual financial report was satisfactory and a fee of 115 per head was noted for 1949 stock. Supervisor Taylor of the Ashire National Forest and Ranger Walkup attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph R McKee
Mosby Cattle Association
Tridel
Laren Ross
Tridell Alexander Sessions
Whiterocks Parley
Goodrich
White Rocks
Uintah Ouray Indian Department
A .L. Taylor
Ashire National Forest
Comming Events January and Crerd find shows 10-Pirs
January listings reveal events and a credit find noting ten pieces or items. Semester ends referenced as a coming milestone in the calendar.
4H Home Beautifier Outstanding Rams Grounds
La Von Gurr of Prow Oiah won the year's home beautification award over three other western state champions. She received a gold watch from Mrs Charles R Walden and a trip to the 17th National Club Congress, with a landscaping effort at her new home. The project included hauling dirt, planting shrubs, and improving a driveway area near neighboring gardens and Inland Community Church grounds. The contest, conducted by the national service for the third time, aimed to beautify home surroundings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la von Gurr
Morley
Von
Canyon
la ‘von Wan
Mra
Charles R Wal Wresn
Chicago
Dry Gulch Cattle Association Holds Roosevelt Meeting
The Dry Gulch Cattle Association met December 17 at the Commercial Club rooms in Roosevelt. President Albert Patry presided with officers John Galloway Lynn Orser Lon Oimp Lynn Myton DE Lambert and other members present. Plans discussed covered stock range management war service grazing exchanges and livestock improvements for 1941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dry Gulch Cattle Association
Roosevelt
Commercial Club
Albert Patry
John Galloway
Ttoosevelt
William G. Georry Myton J O Griffi Rooseelt
Len Cump
D E Lambert
Catt Davis
Duchesne County
Clyde Larson
Forest
Flanger
Clyde Lambert
Altonah
A L Taylor
Vernal
Ashley National Forest
In War Service
John Galloway Roosevelt
Lynn Orser Roosevelt
Lon Oimp
Missionary Penetrates New Orleans Culture and Landmarks
A missionary letter from Hitler Orlo Goodrich describes New Orleans Louisiana as a vibrant port city with French and Spanish influences, grand avenues like Canal Street, and a lively holiday scene. He notes demolitions for new apartments, diverse languages, and the city’s notable institutions including Loyola and Tulane, several hospitals, churches, and its large population over 500000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler Orlo
Goodrich
LDS
Naples
Lowisiana
New Orleans
la Deo
Verral
Cablida
Americas
Pontchastra
Sowe
Countes
Fielty
Canal Street
New Tr City
Neott
Cannt Street
Loyola
Tulate
Tutare
Elghteen Hosilily Noe
United States Marine Hospital Brill
Ely
America
Central School Chastity Program At First Witd Chapel
A central school event at First Ward chapel featured students from various grades performing a Christmas pageant. Students presented carols and readings with a rhythm band, string orchestra, and pageant roles, followed by classroom parties and gift exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central School
Witd Chapel
Dee 1
Golors
Aileen
Edta Collett
Tras
Bethiel
Shepherds
Tooth
Lariné Smagt
Mars Ernest Weeks
Desent
Wble
Melba Lee Prant
Wardy Angels
Dick Liman
Say & Yder
Carol Bilh
Edge Theron Davis
Fual
Basinard Lark
Hans Wiseman
Steifine Calton
Richard James Howard Ramsey van York
Nelson Smith
Miss Gentie
Xu Fents
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Bas Tome
State Health Board
T R McKee
Sogar
Misalatogd
Cotton
Dai
Loa Fame
Seercanid
Lsted
FS Fire Products Laboratory
Madison Wisconsin
Wren
Ory
Firest Products Laboratory
Devin
Louisiana
Qoolumns
Dr J W Stevens
Dintist
Dr Wallace Calder
Postoffice Vernal
NEW York Life Insurance CO
Ross F Crandall
Diath
Marion Thurman
Norgard
Ashton Eros Ab
Roosevelt Basin
Avuton Utan
Ask Tor
Hran
Vernal Milling Co
Vernal Wien
Carbon County
Castle Gate
Tivestich
Solaise
David H. Calder
Ulcine
Freight and Express
Graig and
Casper Wyn
Grind
Orelg
Comet Motor Express
Uintah Abstract Company
Nbsteatte Vod Bisa Net
Vornil
Great Mormon Temple
Matel Temple
Salt Lake City
Ernest Crossiter
Fighly
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