New School Superintendent Named for Coming Year
Harold Dillman Theodora and Osborn McCarrell and Dille Hateh of Vernil and Francis McCarroll of Grand Junction Colorado visit their uncle Jess Mocarre last Saturday. The Guehey LDS chapel undergoing a general overhaul. Quylorwood upending the winter in Tioride. fishing and hunting report. Mrs John Lee and children in Sat Lake or Mr Pappas for medical treatment. she is much improved. Steve Baris spent ten days with his daughter at Springville and returned home last Friday. Ray and Ervin Wilkerson and Miss Jean Rehor of Price visited Mrs Ray Kimball then returned to Price the same evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wes Donaie
Harold Dillman Theodora
Osborn McCarrell
Dille Hateh
Vernil
Francis McCarroll
Grand Junction
Colorado
Jess Mocarre
Guehey
Tiori
Vernal Visitors and Gatherings Noted in Local Notices
Foal jAviliend fastmusgen at the home of Nara Jay Ds Teremulaten in Vernal. Treshments were served. Roosevelt visitors Thursday included grid Jobh Stoddard. Lewis Sxlund of Vernal spent the weekend at MM.P Rogers residence. Mr and Mrs Calvin Jorgensen and daughter Ning, and Mr and Mrs Bert Hovey were Vernal visitors Saturday. Marlon Rogers and three others, Ivan, Fionald and Norman, were Vernal visitors Saturday. Walt Grodhard and Ronald Rugora visited Rube Squires ranch on Willow Greek Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nara Jay Ds
Jobh Stoddard
Roosevelt
Lewis Sxlund
Vernal
Mm.p Rogers
Calvin Jorgensen
Ning
Bert Hovey
Marlon Rogers
Gona Ivan
Fionald
Norman
Walt Grodhard
Ronald Rugora
Rube Squires Ranch
Buy Defense Bonds and Stamps to Aid the War Effort
The text urges every American to buy Defense Bonds and Stamps as part of the war effort. It argues deficits will be financed through bonds rather than taxes, with banks leading sales at no profit and funds sent to the treasury for armament. Each purchase strengthens democracy and speeds victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Nto
Paper conservation for war effort urged by government
The government asks citizens to save paper as armed forces rely on it for packing and boxes. Consumers are urged to reuse wrapping, avoid extra bags, and carry items in cartons to reduce waste. Stores, both large and independent, join the drive urging families to recycle and curb paper use now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sritary
National Association of Food Ins
Andy Now Lavery
Army
Navy
Local families note New Year arrivals and travels
Mr and Mrs Alfred Bimpers welcome a granddaughter at LDS Hospital. Harold Ander and family gain a new member. Several relatives visit, travel and celebrate New Year’s, including trips to Vernal Rangely and Salt Lake City. Weather notes and illness add minor context to the festive period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Bimpers
Lds Hospital
Harold Ander
Jensen News Briefs From Vernal to San Diego
Mr and Mrs Dean Moon received a letter from Bernard Moon noting his enlistment in the United States Marine Corps and his location in San Diego California. Leaty Ainge spent Sunday with her parents in Vernal while staying with Mrs Marcus Jensen. Jensen school held a children’s dance raising eight dollars and fifty cents for the Red Cross. Theodore Johnson of the high council attended services. Bunday Maese ward presented a play. The Daughters of the Utah Pioneers Christmas party at Zelpha Wellman’s home featured games and gifts. a picnic luncheon served to thirteen members. Mr and Mrs Ratcliff left for Denver. Mr Ratcliff heard of his sister’s illness in Denver. Mr and Mrs Jerome McLeod and others were mentioned in closing lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rangely Cola
H HR Wall
Vernal
Vialt
Owen
Manti
Wm Turner
DeMarr Dudley
Aidney Morrison
George Wall
Myra Earl Fowler
Collbran
Warren Billlies
H R. Wall
Frank P Wellman
Tia
Owen ‘Wall
Don Wall
Gardner
California
Dean Moon
Bernard Moon
United States Marine Corps
San Diego
Calif
Leaty Ainge
Nile Ainge
Marcus Jensen
Jensen School
Red Cross
Theodore Johnson
The
High Council
Bunday Maese Ward
Jensen
Daughters of the Utah Pioneers
Zelpha Wellman
Harold Ratcliff
Mittecoun
Denver
Ratcliff
Mi Lenver
Jeré McLeod
Bonanza Welcomes New Year Amid Cold Weather
Bonanza began the new year with extreme cold, the season's lowest at 20 degrees below zero. Seventy five tons of ice were delivered to the Bonanza ice house last Friday. Bonanza School students contributed to the Red Cross drive. The January Bonanza Parent-Teacher Association meeting featured an article on International Relations. Refreshments were served by Mrs Wm Postma. Mrs Howard Williams entertained the Bonanza Women’s Club on January 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonanza
Bonanza School
Red Cross
Parent-Teacher Association
Howard Willams
Bonanza Worn
Jens
Three towns thrive as storms block rail lines
Fifty years ago heavy storms disrupted transport with mall traffic and railroads blocked. The valley includes Jensen Ashley Town and Vernal with a large brick schoolhouse due for the year. Fourteen mercantile and business houses exist in Vernal. Irrigation water from the Whiterocks River has had shares drawn, and only a foot of snow separates the area from Price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jensen Ashley
Vernal
MIL Ward
Mercantile End
Whiterocks
Here
Price
Leota Seed Birthday Party Honors Jorgensen Family
Mr and Mrs Calvin Jorgensen and children Leo and Nina attended a birthday party held in honor of Mr Jorgensen and Mrs Jorgensen with guests noting the family celebration and extended greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bee
Calvin Jorgensen
Leo
Nina
Jorgensén
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Stzighy
Uintah County
Bernal Express
William B Wallis
Ur Postattiog
Jukan
OUR Democracy
Texas
U.S. Navy
North Carolina
Wees
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Austen
Patherus
McMurtys and Glidden
Wall & Taylor Farm Exchange
Bldg Vernal Gtah
Sather
USS
Davis
Frank Collier
Salt Lake City
John Pummell
Ohio
Ceci Pummell
Pummell
Chespeake and Ohio Railroad
Robi Cook
Salt Lake
Trere
Isoodoodos
Sere Ava
Tretall Mae Raed Atant
Ford
MLA
Leota
Kaing
Jonglabor John
Ational Distillers Products Corp
New York
iSciaes Service
Showalter Motor CO
Vernal, Utah
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