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Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1945

Page

4

Local news notes and army induction items in Salt Lake visits

Glines Glendon Johnson returned from Salt Lake to undergo a physical before induction into the armed forces. Mrs Harris of Payson visited the Tuckett home. MIA and Relief Society meetings resume after Christmas. Miss Lora Johnson returns to Salt Lake to continue studies. A testimonial was given for Colton McKeachnie headed to Fort Douglas for induction. Talks by Philip Watkins and President Archie Johnson featured, with Mrs Stella Glines on piano and Miss Meriam Perry present. Calton, son of Tom McKeachnie, and his wife Helen Fletcher Calton also noted. Glen Calton serves in the Philippines influence.

Harris Payson Eugene Tuckett Tuckett MIA Relief Society Lora Johnson Salt Lake Archie Johnson Colton McKeachnie Fort Douglas Philip Watkins Reading Stella Glines Meriam Perry Calton Tom McKeachnie Helen Fletcher Calton Glen Armed Forces Philippines

Local News From Naples and Fort Douglas Induction Events

Naples residents report on inductees heading to Fort Douglas and pre induction exams in Salt Lake City. A town dance and gatherings honor departing servicemen, with community members visiting relatives in Provo and Roosevelt. Genealogical committee hosted a Sacramento style program and a Sunday sacrament service accompanied by a saxophone scene.

Limtah Drops First League Showdown to Alterra

Limtah lost the league opener to Alterra 41 to 1 in a close, rough Friday night game on the Uintah local floor. Lopez and Snyder led Uintah with nine points each, while Captain Haws contributed seven in a defensely tough matchup. Duchesne is set to host Uintah next, following the preliminary B-team clash at 7:30.

Assa Alterra Thale Algletra Fighting Utes Uintah Lopez Snyder Yeants Haws Duchesne Uintah

Uintah Basin Basketball Schedule for 1945

Basketball schedule released by Principal HI M Lundell lists games for Uintah Duchesne Tabiona Alterra Roosevelt Altamont and Tavlons across January and February 1945. The schedule includes matchups such as Uintah at Roosevelt Alterra at Altamont Duchesne at Tabiona and Duchesne at Alterra with multiple venues and dates.

Uintah Basin Hi -M Lundell Roosevelt Altamont Duchesne Uintah

Juvenile Confesses to Theft Charge in Grill Case

A 17 year old juvenile confessed to burglary at the Grill Case and was placed in juvenile court custody by Judge Dean E Terry. He returned 36626 and paid damages to juke boxes owned by Martin Campbell, then left for Provo with the judge to apply for Navy enlistment. Harold Valentine Dayton, 17, of Mammoth Ill, after three weeks in county jail for shoplifting, was also placed in juvenile court custody and will be allowed to join the Navy.

Dean E Terry Martin Campbell Mr Campbell Provo Terry Navy Harold Valentine Dayton Mammoth

Vernal Second Ward Installs Hammond Electric Organ

Orion Jones heads a fund to buy a Hammond electric organ for Vernal Second Ward. The organ is billed as the best electric instrument with 153 million tone combinations claimed. A vibra tone unit is paid for but awaits installation after the war. Bishop Owen Slaugh calls the purchase one of the ward’s best investments and residents praise the instrument.

Vernal Second Ward Orion Jones Owen Slaugh Vernal

Reservoir Association Holds Annual Meeting

Ed Watkins was elected director of the Ashley Valley Reservoir at the annual meeting held Monday at the Court House. He succeeds Mark Cook as president. Leonard Perry was reelected for three more years as secretary. FM Warnick of the US Bureau of Reclamation reported on the Steinker draw and Dry Fork dam sites. Clarence W Palmer presided over the meeting.

Ed Watkins Ashley Valley Court House Watkins Mark Cook Davis Leonard Perry Perry FM Warnick US Bureau of Reclamation Steinker Draw Dry Fork Clarence W Palmer

Notice to Water Users Uintah County Utah

Notices filed with the State Engineer to change or appropriate water in Uintah County. Entries include Vernal Milling, 1469-Harry E Temshrson, Zelph S Calkiar, Albert E Humphries, JoH Ratliff, with proposed diversions and uses across multiple sections and townships. Protests with reasons due by March 30, 1945, must be affidavits with contact and filing details.

Uintah County Utah Ralph Siddoway Slb&mi Harry E Temshrson Ouray Sta N' Se's Diamond Creek Albert E Humphries Ratliff Green River St. Cor Salt Lake City Betary

Students Buy Jeep With War Bonds And Stamps

Central Schel students earned a letter of appreciation from the War Finance committee for patriotic efforts. One student purchased a quarter ton jeep and $1165 in bonds and stamps, raised over two weeks in November and December. Faculty purchases were excluded. The next project will be a $1950 ambulance, per Principal John Stipe.

John Stipe

Local Heritage Notes On Visits And Departures In Vernal

A string of social updates from Vernal covers Mrs Sarah Peterson’s return from Vernal hospital, trips to Salt Lake by Perry Slough Ray Dean Gardner and Vaughn Wilkins, and marine and army service movements. Robert Thorne, son of Mr and Mrs Robert C Thorne, returned home for furlough before duty in San Diego. A chapel dance honored Pvt Thorne. Mrs Lawrence Merkley hosted relatives. Jens Jensen returned from holidays with daughter Mrs Jack Larson in Salt Lake. Further travels include Jay Curfew and Mrs A D Vandal’s Salt Lake trip, Curfew’s Thursday departure for Camp Howie Texas, and Mrs Charles S Martinsen moving to Rangely for oil-field work. Donald Lee Martinsen stays with grandparents, and Joy Curfew plans a Norfolk Virginia visit after a short leave. Mrs Susie Nelson visited Salt Lake with children Harden McNelson and family, while Ertin Wilkins and family and Victor Nelson and family of Provo are mentioned. Madeline Beatty left for Camarillo, California for hospital work after spending time with Elmer Snow.

Jacobson Warren Oregon Jack Alfred Bob Luck Henry Hunting Ft Douglas Charles O Weist Naples Ogden Arthur Soderquist Lyle Goodrich Arvene Harrison Salt Lake Armed Forces Victor Allred Jack Dwain Soderquist Dwain Fort Douglas Leo Merrill Ashtons Oil Company Bs 4 James Nickel Ang Clarence Freestone Josephine Bascom Provo Howard Elmer Eaton Gusher Eatons Hubert Alfred Ruth Bascom Roosevelt James Duvall Dee Manwaring Ros Merrell DeMar Duall Bas N Tua Chivers Elva AL Perry Slough Ray Dean Gardner Vaughn Wilkins Perry Maritime Service Ray Vaughn Army Robert Neil Thorne Marines Robert C Thorne Adance San Diego Calif Lawrence Merkley Donald Lee Charles Wise Norfolk Virginia Carl Fowler New Guin Susie Nelson Harden McNelson Ertin Wilkins Victor Nelson Victor Nelson and Family of Prova Madeline Beatty Camarillo Calif Elmer Snow Beatty Mrs Snow

MIA News: Stake Dance and Scout Plans at Vernal First Ward

The MIA in Ponce presents a Stake dance for Senior Scouts and Junior Girls Monday at Vernal First Ward 800 pm directed by Howard Ivory and Verona Slaugh Senior Scout and Junior Girl Leaders plan basketball contests and teams must meet competition standards. A Stake Budget Dance is set for January 21 at Imperial Hall with orchestra to be announced. Married Folks Dance Friday night and a Fireside chat Sunday by Vernal First Ward. Watch for Do You Know Your Stake Officers and upcoming plays by Ashley Ward.

Ponce MIA Veronal First Howard Ivory Verona Slaugh Stake Jwil Imperial Hall Vernal First Ward First Ward Ashley Ward Colun

Post Office to Close Saturday Afternoons

Local post office in Vernal Second Ward will close Saturday afternoons from 1 pm to 6 pm on January 18. The change follows a postwar adjustment plan by Postmaster Pen Adult Party tha Calder and ward officials. Actress Mrs Stele Oaks will perform a Pearl Harbor era play as a main feature at the post office during the transition period.

Calder Saturn Stele Oaks Pearl Har MIA

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