Davis family notes and local updates from Greystone
Davis and William Allen of Greystone spent Tuesday and Wednesday with Mr and Mrs Lawrence Gurr. Bishop Wallace Slaugh employed by Utah Power and Light. Mr and Mrs Alonzo Atwood with an unknown sailor in bed and meals one night last week. The sailor had been wounded in action and released, no relatives, en route to Denver to join the Marines. MIA held its first meeting January 4. Regular meetings not held since chapel work started. Kenneth Barker left January 11 for Salt Lake City to take his final Army exam. Mr and Mrs Bill Hatch of Heber City visited Nathan and Mrs Chivers. Sacrament speakers January 6 included Mrs Naomi Slaugh, Bishop Alfred Simper, and Frank Johnson. Mrs Reta Slaugh received a letter from her nephew Carmen Slaugh in a Pacific-area hospital, and Chlayten Slaugh contributed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Allen
Greystone
Coloynde
Luwernco
Gurr
Wallace Slaugh
Utah Power and, Light Company
Alonzo Atwood
Denver
MIA
Kenneth Barker
Salt Lake City
Amy
Bill Hatch
Heber City
Nathan Chivers
Hatch
Naomi Slaugh
Alfred Simper
Frank Johnson
Reta Slaugh
Carmen Slaugh
Pacific Bay
Chlayten Slaugh Ore
Maeser Town Board picks Verdon R Johnson chair
The Maeser Town Board met in Vernal and elected Verdon R Johnson as chairman with Morgan Merkley named as successor. Other members include Harald McKe, Forron Ha king, Henry Slaugh, Clerk Melvin Jorgenson, Water Master Wilbur Oaks, and Thacker as former chair. Also notes: Thacker served 88 years as chair over two and a half years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Stewart
Hawaii
Chittin
Agianda K Stewart
Maeser
Verdon R Johnson Harald
Forron
King Henry Slaugh
Melvin Jorgenson
Wilbur Oaks
Thacker
Naples
Salt Lake City
Keith
William H Murray
Murray Utah
Murraty
Win Murray
Pvt Robert Gray on furlough at Ft St Oklahoma family ties
Pvt Robert Gray, son of Samuel J. Gray, is home on furlough from Fort St. Oklahoma. Several local residents were noted traveling to Salt Lake City and Ogden for visits and events, with social gatherings and relatives mentioned in Enid and surrounding communities.
Maw Urges Use Of Colorado River
Maw urges use of the Colorado River across the Virgin and San Clara rivers, detailing potential productive acres and leases. He says he will do everything to permit the voters to choose, noting the Young Democratic organization has been surveying the situation and expecting a vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Virgin
Sana Clara
Uintah
Ternor
Woort
Young Democratic Organization
Birth of baby boy announced amid local church events
Mr and Mrs Wilbert Brades announce the birth of a baby boy. Clifford Smith left Tuesday for his final induction in the Marines. Kenneth Westover also left Tuesday for Army induction. Sacrament meeting Sunday featured Elders directing with Hyrum Toone and Joseph Parent as speakers. Wilma Swett played organ, a trio was sung by Dorothy Harrison Dareer, Kide¢ and Doris Preece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbert Brades Anname
Clifford Smith
Merines
Kenneth Westover
Army Sacrament
Fter
Letim
Hyrum
Toone
Joseph Parent
Wilma Swett
Dorothy Harrison Dareer
Kide
Doris Preece
Sorrel gelding sale notice and weather and nursing class inquiry
A nine year old sorrel gelding with specific markings branded D and a left thigh semi circle is offered for sale to the highest bidder by Otis Weeks. The notice also lists temperatures from the past week by OTIS WEEKS and mentions Red Cross nursing classes planned by the County Chapter chair Johnston Unit, requesting local residents to register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Weeks
T Mney Johnston
Hed Cross
Pepie
Jelty
Hospital News Reports Patient Improvement and Births
Ed asks as patient at the hospital shows gradual improvement. Births recorded include a baby boy to Mrs Fay Oehler on January 4 and a baby girl to Mrs Ardith Haws on January 9. Lyle Slaught underwent a catheter operation and is reported in good condition. Mrs Henry Prhacek a medical pathert is improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay Oehler
Ardith Haws
Maugtter
Lyle Slaugt
Henry Prhacek
Pathert
Parent Teachers Meeting On January 20 At High School
Parents and teachers are urged to attend the meeting set for Thursday January 20 in the Uirta High School band room. The program includes a speech by Stella H Oaks and a discussion led by Mrs Cheil Caltwrit. All parents and junior high pupils are requested to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uirta High School
Stella H Oaks
Cheil Caltwrit
Family deaths toll and funeral arrangements noted
The obituary lists survivors including Harden of Daniel Vernal Provo Owen Vernal Mrs o Wilson and Mra Marmmic Vier Salt Lake Mrs Marell Cook Vernal 15 grandchildren and sister Mrs Rhoda McCain St George Funeral services set for Saturday at 1 PM in the Provo ward chapel with burial in Pyensen cemetery local organizers Swain Farmers Home Mar Eldon Richens mentioned as parents overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Harden
Daniel
Provo Owen
o# Wilson
Mra Marmmic Vier
Salt Lake
Marell Cook
Rhoda McCain
St. George
Thhe
Nelson Dies After Stroke at Jensen Meigs Home
Jomes A Nelson died Tuesday after a stroke Sunday at his Jensen home. He was a Civil War veteran and longtime resident of Jensen who married Susie Giles in 1698. Nelson witnessed wartime and postwar shifts and was involved in local price and rationing boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jomes
Nelson
Jensen Jangs
Alexander Age
Tilson
Dan Nelson
Davis
Ted
OPA
Jensen
Meigsl
Jamies Alezan
Dorothy MecCarrel
Susie Giles
Asm
LDS Church
Loksmith
Sellars
Leu Price and Rationing Board
State
Motor Velle Department
Reasoning Board
Ration Stamps Expire Dates and Local Club Boxing Events
January 1944 expiration dates for Green and Brown food and sugar stamps are announced plus stamps for shoes and gasoline. A skating party with the Home Economic Club is planned for Saturday January 15, with Alterra High School joining the FFA boxing bouts and daily boxing practice at noon in the Agriculture Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F Nca
Jesse Hullinger
Alterra Hig Bchool
FFAI
Willow Creek Social News From the Holiday Week
Mrs Myrtle Leech and Mr and Mrs Dwight Luck visited the Golden Hatch and LeRoy Hatch families. Leech relatives, formerly of Upper Willow Creek, now live in Moab. The Leechs returned home Saturday January 1. A Willow Creek schoolhouse holiday dance drew a large crowd and a good time. James Luke and Mrs Crawford MacKnight visited Vernal from Salt Lake City for Christmas and New Year. Marvin Loyal and Bob Broom spent New Year’s in Vernal with their parents, returning January 2. Roy Bartholomes also visited Vernal for New Year’s Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Leech
Dwight Luck
Hoes Leech
Golden Hatch
LeRoy Hatch
Golden
Leech
Upper Willow Creek
Moab
Leeches
Wilow Creek School
James Luke
Vernal
Crawford MacKnight
Balt Lake
Marvin J Loyal
Bob Broom
Roy Bartholomes
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Nan
This's
Nicar, Mrs. Higgins
Tha Nation
730
KSL
Utah Power & Light CO
Harland E Stewart
New Guinea
Mo Win Winh
Lake
Husband
Norris Harrison
Camp Stone
Calif
Wm Harrison
Alma Preece
Ingham Canyon
Raph Preece
Ralph
Navy
Neldon Richens
Baby Gift
Jesse Evans
California
Vesse Evans
Sowards
Anta Hopper
O Jack
Lillesol Evans
Rae
Taneaam
Robert
Gray
Ft. ‘St. Okla
Samuel J. Gray
Irs
Barta
Ogden
Vialt
Enid‘ Anderson
Wayne Roberts
Bonan
David Coing
Andy
Rulon Bullock
Wayne,Bullock
Australis
J Fe
Hmphrey Bogart
Sahara
Diiey Cartan
Thandoay
Tom Conway
Ton Brooks i
Tyo Heel Vanile Vnte
Robert Paige
Mraness Langford
Manhattan
Berkel
Warner
Colorado River
Maradad
Faery
Ashley Ae
Larson
Bee
Norman ‘Fletcher
Persy
Carl
Searle
Coal Allied
Inquire
Ad Leonard Cook
Estral
Henry Workman
the Veterans Hospital
Los Angeles
Weather Report
Theodore Johnson
U & Weather Observer
Low
Hospital New
Mar and
Mim Eldon Richens
Riet
iFrogram
Roddy McDowall
Donald Crisp
TN Technicolor
Russia
Ronald Colman
Claudatte Colbert
Willow Creek
Duchesne Onu
Boy Scouts of
Vernal First Ward
Uundell
Gyp
Hetchili
Yundell
George Arnold
Gusher
Uintah State Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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