Uintah Red Cross First In State To Reach Quota
Uintah Red Cross celebrates reaching its state quota with thanks to chairmen and aids across Uintah County. Recognition goes to West End supporters, Vernal Express for free publicity, and local church and civic groups. The chapter outlines future sewing, home nursing, and first aid efforts, notes donations from Bonanza mines and local unions, and lists Red Cross Honor Roll members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah Red Cross
West End
Uintah County
Vernal Express
Wards
Uintah For Cross
Red Cross
Vern McCarrell
Vernal
Jessie Phelps
Fort Duchesne
Local Ladies Guild and Community Groups Directory
A dense list of names and organizations from Adair Tyzack to Main Theatre. Includes Woolgrowers Association, Ladies Guild, Chamber of Commerce, and numerous local clubs, stores, and service providers. Mentions specific individuals, shops, banks, hotels, and social groups across Vernal and Uintah areas.
Funeral Held Saturday for Mrs Workman Vernal Pioneer
Funeral services were held Saturday for Mrs Workman a longtime Ashley Valley pioneer born November 3 1869 in Midway Utah The service followed by interment at Vernal Memorial Park was directed by Swain Funeral Home Pallbearers included her sons Henry Horace Harold Leland and Jay Workman She is survived by her children Margaret Gragger Cameo Colorado Clara Bennett Grand Junction Lena Willowson Pacific Grove California Orisha Workman Holliday Utah Jay Workman Los Angeles California and Henry Workman Vernal Thirty four grandchildren and eight great grandchildren Also surviving are brothers Frank Henry and Abplanalp of Vernal George Abplanalp Roosevelt Wil Abplanalp Utah and Joe Abplanalp Los Angeles California
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Orlsho
Harold Leland
Horace
Jay
Wes
Vernall Memorial Park
Swain
Ed Wilkins Jr
Mra Workman
Ashley Valley
Midway
Utah
Peter Abplanalp
Margaret Eggler
Wm Workman
Vernal
Workman
Margaret Gragger
Cameo
Colorado
Clara Bennett
Grand Junction
Lena Willowson
Pacific Grove
Californ
Orisha Workman
Holliday
Uta
Jay Workman
Los Angeles
Caifira
Henry Workman
Frank
Henry Abplanalp
George Abplanalp
Roosevelt
Wil Abplanalp
Utaha
Joe Abplanalp
California
Weather Report From Theodore Johnson Official Observer
Theodore Johnson, a weather observer, provides a brief summary of temperatures from the past week. The report notes notable highs and lows and indicates patterns in daily readings for January.
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Theodore Johnson
FOR SALE Items including furniture and appliances
Classified short ads list items for sale or trade. Included are a 75 ton day and winter grazing inquiry by Allen Pearce Jensen, a small HP gasoline motor for a washing machine, a coal range for grain trade via Joseph Coud, oak round exterior dining table with wheat or coal trade option, Duncan Pulse dining set with chairs, a three piece bedroom set, refrigerator, rug, floor lamps, maple child table and chairs, scatter rugs, a residence notice, and a modern furnished apartment for rent with electric range. Also noted is a contact for Joseph Cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan Pulse
Childs
MALIA
Yearling heifer calf stray notice and annual meeting
Stray notices report a dark yearling heifer calf branded DA on left shoulder not claimed at the Marion county pound and set for sale January 4 at 2 pm. Separate notice announces Ashley Valley Reservoir Company stockholders annual meeting at the court house in Vert Utah on January 12 at 7 pm to hear the annual report and elect officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion AL
Silly Clyde
William Weeks
Ashley Valley Reservoir Company
Court House
Utah
Imay
Leonard Perry
Vernal Rodeo Association Meeting Notice and thanks
The annual meeting of the Vernal Rodeo Association will be held Friday January 19 1942 at 730 pm in the directors room of the Bank of Vernal. Election of officers will take place. Public invited. We express thanks for kindness shown during the death and burial of our mother Mia Emimia Workman for the flowers music and expressions of sympathy.
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Vernal Rodeo Association
Bank of Vernal
Devere Carroll Pres JB
Mia Emimia Workman
Thanks for assistances during our loss and burial
Card of thanks from Mrs Elsie Blackburn and family Mrs Effie Caldwell and family and Mrs W Henderson expresses appreciation for help with cars flowers and remembrances and notes a snow event reported by Mrs Don Drummond of Russellville Arkansas saying six inches fell and lasted three days an unusually heavy sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Blackburn
Effie Caldwell
W . Henderson
Don Drummond
Russelville
Arkansas
Woolmen of Nation to Gather for Meet
Woolmen of Nation prepare for a national meet as wartime clothing needs loom. A full session will cover reports by C Wardlaw of the National Woolgrowers Association on government wool supply and possible U.N. military clothing support.
Woolgrowers Meet at University City for War Material Talks
Dr W McClure Blisg tdah J By mer Brock president Americar National Livestock Association Dr A F Vass University of Wyom ing Prof James F Wilson Uni versity of California Dr John lee Coulter consulting economist Washington The program for today session will include talks by J M Jones National Woolgrowers Association Frank Boley National Livestock and Meat Board selection of officers discussion of reports of committees on lamb marketing wool marketing forest grazing public domain grazing predatory animals and general resolutions The Utah Woolgrowers has a convention preceding the national meeting according to James A Hooper secretary The Utah Wool Marketing Association will convene at 2 pm Monday in the Hotel Utah and directors will meet for dinner at 6 30 pm Registration of delegates will begin at 9 am Tuesday and 1 30 pm committees will meet A general session will convene at 2 pm Speakers at Tuesday sessions will be Don Clyde Heber City president Mrs J Keasrnes president of the womens auxiliary J Lambert Gibson chairman of the State Tax Commission Mark Anderson director of the Fish and Game Commission Mr Hooper will report and J Pertly Goddard CPA Major problems facing wool men are procuring bags to sack wool machines to shear and tires to haul wool to the railroads Mr Hooper said discussing aspects of the woolgrowers program here He emphasized wool as a necessary war material and that the entire output probably will be used.
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W McClure
J Bymer Brock
Americar National Livestock Association
A F Vass
University of Wyoming
James F Wilson
University of California
John Lee Coulter
Washington D
J M Jones
National Woolgrowers Association
Frank Boley
National Livestock and Meat Board
Utah Woolgrowers
National Woolgrowers
James A Hoper
Utah Wool Marketing Association
Utah
Don Clyde Heber
J Keasrnes
Womens Auxiliary
Lambert Gibson
State Tax Commission
Mark Anderson
Fish and Game Commission
Hooper
Perty Goddard
CPA
Wartime wool shortage cited as factor in German retreat
My Hooper argued that German strategic withdrawal from the eastern front was mainly due to insufficient wool clothing for frontline troops. He noted that about 26 sheep are required to supply the wool for one soldier, roughly 160 pounds, compared with civilian annual wool consumption of five pounds.
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Hooper
Fife
Also Mentioned on This Page
Caltharp Bulding
Dick Rust
JW Stevens
Hroy Phowalfer
Orela
Armorican Red Cross
Ultat Bastt
Newton
Fig
Lewis Freestone
Sowards
Roy Showalter
Henderson Mary A
Johnson
Hazelbush
Sarah A
Hunting
Clariss Winn
Henderson
M McCay
Oaks Ted Allen
Jotr Bent
Jon Isaac Newton
Wilko
John Mowrey
Eddie Sprague
Bronx
Conoco
Claude
Conoco Service
Corn, Feed and
Baxter Coal
Gugena Weist
Mgr
Windsor
New York
Darold Reser J A Cheney
The
Ladies Guild
Adair Tyzack
Rebecca Lodge
Jackle Tyzack
Carma Ross Seth Perry
George E Adams
Thede McCarrell
Ashley Woolgrowers Association
Price
OM Phillips
We Brothers
Taylor
Squire TA Witson Morry Harfet Incredite
Naples
Leslie
Meagher Fosse
Morge
T Barner Abraham Match
Hazel Wardle
Alma Preece
Karl Allen
Loren Hatch
Schoor
Ernest Caldwell
Stringham
Daughters of Utah Pioneers
Utopia Club
Twentieth Century Club
Banks Ray Ashton Dick Tiffany John Henry Merkley
Karl Richens
Wilam Oaks
Ed Colton
Sophia Curtty Clif McCoy
Beatrice Buringham
Blake Palmer
Lilly Bingleton
Marenda Hoefeltz
Marion Allen
Bryson
Margaret Wilbeck
Lee Caldwell
Mra
Abe Hatch
Leslie Ashton
Carter Main Theatre
Emms
Weather Report
Uw Ait
Clark Larson
Jy Atti
Allen Pearce Jensen
Willia Winn
Coud
Joseph ‘Cook
United States
United Nations
Mars
C % Wardlaw
Ctl
Optometrist
Wow Lews
Lewis Optical CO
Ashton Bros
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