Boy Scout Officials Plan Drive to Secure Larger Membership
Uintah Stake District council of the Boy Scouts of America held a monthly meeting at the seminary with chairman H Hullinger in charge. The group aims to raise Scout registration as Utah National Parks Council, including this area, has fewer boys than it should. Chief Executive A A Anderson noted that special effort is needed to bring boys back into the organization. Richard Jensen reported that government handed all CCO camps near here to the Forest Service, which would gladly help.
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Uintah Stake District Council
Boy Scouts of America
H . Hullinger
A A Anderson
Utah National Parks Council
Richard Jensen
CCO
The
Forest Service
Scouts Seek Buildings For Program Use Drive
Boy Scouts plan to use available buildings for their program. The council intends to leverage the offer with a special drive by Scout representatives from the wards to secure a large enrollment in each Scout loop.
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Boy Scouts
Advantiage
Speakers at Sacrament meeting featured Hul linger and Richens
Sunday evening services listed H E Hul linger and C L Richens as speakers. Mr and Mrs Darrell Johnston were accompanied by Bia Pace on a trip to Salt Lake City last week. Daniel Harrison returned Saturday after a week in Salt Lake. Sylvia Long of Salt Lake visited with her mother Lizzie Long this week. Mrs Vintinia Stewart returned to Salt Lake City last week after spending the holidays with her parents, Mr and Mrs John Har.
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Sacrament Meeting
H E Hullinger
C L. Richens
Darrell Johnston
Bia Pace
Salt Lake City
Daniel Harrison
Salt Lake
Sylvia Long
Lizzie Long
Vintinia Stewart
John Har
Family News From Local Church and Community
Finon Ethelda Richens returned home with her parents after a week away. Mr and Mrs GL Richens announce the arrival of a baby boy born Wednesday of last week. Mr and Mrs Claude Allred report the event. Mr and Mrs Paul Walkne contribute to local notices. Davis Wiley Collett retired from his position. Mrs Duver F Smith and Mrs Aller Tit ga are named in society notes. A winter work plan is mentioned. A wedding of Norman Fletcher and the former Af ton Mecham was held at the chapel Monday evening.
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Ethelda Richens
Opden
GL Richens
Claude Allred Pry Nounze
Paul Walkna
Davis Wiley Collett
Salt Lake
Duver F Smith
Aller
Billings
Norman
Fletcher
Fiher Wis
Afton Mecham
Local notes from Jensen area report injuries and travels
Community updates recount Tad Watkins injured in Salt Lake City hospital after Tuesday incident at Park City. Jensen and Salt Lake City residents, including Mrs Jack Carson, relatives, and friends, share holidays and visits. Post office inspector Crapo’s first inspection between Salt Lake and Jensen noted.
Farm Security Adjusts Program to Fit Wartime Needs
The Farm Security Administration relaxes loan policy to meet wartime needs. Clair R Hopkins, local county RR supervisor, reports that new and supplemental loans are now available to farmers who can obtain adequate financing from other resources to meet production demands.
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Clair R Hopkins
County RR
Henkins
FSA
Armed Forces Service News From Vernal and Nearby
Veterans and recruits from Vernal Utah and surrounding areas are noted in military updates. Bet Lopez from Vernal returns from Camp Hale for leave, Eldon Ashby trains at Williamsville, George I Karren earns aerial gunner wings, and Frank Seaman Silka serves on a Pacific cruiser. Other notices include James Hemstreet stationed in Camp Terry Ohio, Duane Levi Macking heading to Navy service school, and Asa Robert Johnston called to San Diego for basic training.
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Mia
Bet Lopez
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Panama City
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George I Karren
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Here
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Karren
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Sika
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Dasin Chevrolet Co
Camp Terry
Ohio
Motor Corps
Temstreet
Tex Prerty
Mtr
Sooper
Davis
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Fon Mechanics
Todd Onear
Wichita
Tras Plechnicians
Card of thanks for Lee Caldwell Howard I Caldwell and family
We extend our sincere appreciation to all who assisted during the illness and burial of our dear mother and wife. Special thanks to those who helped with cars flowers and other expressions of sympathy. Lee Caldwell Howard I Caldwell and Family and Set Clifford Caldwell and wife.
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Lee Caldwell Howard I. Caldwell
Clifford Caldwell
Senator Mahoney Urges RFC Oil Loan Plan Support
Senator Mahoney of Wyoming sent letters to Commerce Secretary Jones Interior Secretary Ickes and War Production Board chair Nelson urging immediate RFC plans to finance independent oil exploration. He backs five year loans secured by land with emphasis on aiding independent wildcatters to boost petroleum production.
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Washington
Omahoney
Wild Catter
Scrap Copper Drive Underway in Uintah County War Effort
Civilians rally under JWW Mailwood urging close cooperation for victory. Uintah County begins Scrap Copper Drive to January 21, backed by Jaycees and Civitan Defense, urging farm to market road planning with Utah governor. American Potash Co eyes Grand County industrial growth. Uintah urged to invest $25900 in lumber finishing project with Utah Industrial Development Commission support for marketing cooperative. Synthetic rubber from local rock asphalt discussed though priority uncertain.
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Uintah
Grand County
American Potash Co
Ove
Uintah County
Utah Industrial Development Commission
Roosevelt Rough Riders Defeat Uintah In Friday Game
Roosevelt Rough Riders beat Uintah 158 to 18 at half time with strong scoring by Walker and Lopez plus a solid second unit effort. The upcoming top district matchup at Alterra will determine the drivers seat as Tabiona hosts Uintah and Altamont visits Duchesne Friday night.
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Rome
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Balket
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Utes
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Albert Lopez
Lowell Walker
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Coldest Temps of Week Marked by 5 Degrees Above Zero
Weather record shows temperatures dipping to 5 degrees above zero on Tuesday night with the coldest point noted at 2 degrees below zero in late December per Theodore Johnson. The period also featured the mildest reading near Wen nesday as the week progressed.
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Theordore Johnson
Mr Johnson
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