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Newspaper

Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1942

Page

6

Pheasant chicks shipped to Utah 4 H club members

The Utah State Fish and Game Department sent the final 1942 shipment of 500 pheasant chicks to 4 H boys and girls, bringing the yearly total to 2,500. Club members from Springville will raise the birds for about eight weeks, after which officials will check on growth, pay youths seventy five cents per grown bird, and release them.

Utah State Fish and Game Department David Sharp Sharp Aald Springville Fish and Game

National Foresters To Aid Winter Fuel Supply During Emergency

The War Board urges use of local wood for fuel to ease rail traffic and support war needs. Utah forests supplied vast cords of fir wood last year and dead timber to burn. wood should be cut green and seasoned fully. Tables compare heating value by species with oak at about 1880 pounds per cord.

National Foresters John Q National Forests Usda War Board National Forests of Utah War Board Seard

Forest wood fuel guidance urges use before winter

Communities were urged to rely on wood fuel from forests to conserve coal. Residents should cut cordage wood early and dry it thoroughly. Local forest officers will advise on opportunities to obtain wood from the national forest.

Ear National Forests Tie War Beard The National Forest

Residents and Visitors Join Fourth of July in Naples

Local families and relatives gather in Naples for the holiday weekend. Hugh J. Richens visits parents in town while attending school in Price. Several kin from Salt Lake and Lehi spend time with relatives. Various church and Sunday School activities are noted with the Merrill family, Litster family, and Goodrich households mentioned.

Hugh J. Richens Lynn Richens Hugh Price Glen Lybbert Lehi Jacob N. Lybbert Ferris Lind Salt Lake Ray Nash Lizzie Nash Donna Goodrich Byron Goodrich Harold Calder Hosea Lenore Martinsen Hugh W. Colton Stoddard Bouthgate California Laura Evans Southgate Ward Roosevelt Weldon Allred Balt Lake Ruby Phelps Halt Lake Angus Merrill Edna Hasmussen Este] Manwaring Erma Chivlins Marie Manwaring Glen Goodrich Lawanna Manwaring DeMar Duvall Earl Rasmussen Lorin Merrill Elva Karren Jean Harrison Elsie Palmer Barth Shaffer

Maeser Ward Notes and Local Social Skim

Maeser ward notes include the birth of a baby daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Garth Atwood on June 29 with Olive Allen mentioned as the mother’s side. Various visitors and weekend trips are listed including Otho Roper’s release and Harvey McKee’s substantiation as superintendent with Arthur Curtis as first assistant.

Garth Atwood L. Weston Oaks Provo Clinton Alice Jackson Leadville Colo Ireene Jackson Edith Alen Beatrice Stringham Eleanor Allen Lyle Glines Toby Markey San Franscio Heber Kimball Salt Lake Kimball Dinwoodey Funiture Co Mayste Hall Nevada Eldon Bills Meeker, Cole Elanor Thomas Ethelwynne Collett Mabel Christenson Ruby Christenson Bingham City Harvey Cheistenson Bruce Hall Thomas E Hall Prove Suintley Edward Carter Francis Ester Carroll Santa Monica California Leroy and Silvester Carroll

Willow Creek couple marks fifty second wedding anniversary

Mr and Mrs Marvin Brovinn hosted Mr and Mrs George Kema for their fifty second wedding anniversary on Friday evening June 2. The elderly couple have long resided in the area, previously from Roosevelt. Mrs These and family at Stow Creek School noted. Mr and Mrs John Mock of Bitter Oveck stayed with the Broome en route to Fruita, with Mrs Mock planning a visit there.

Marvin Brovinn George Kema Roosevelt Stow Creek School John Mock Bitter Oveck Marvin Broome Fruita Cole

Willow Creek Haying Season Draws Local Workers

Albert Atwood Otis Weeks and Edgar Jensen return to Willow Creek to work at the Hatch and Cook ranch during haying. Several families travel to Vernal for haying duties and join crews including Abe Hatch and family John Abplanalp Gilbert and Phylis Brown.

Albert Atwood Otis Weeks Vernal Edgar Jensen Randlett Willow Creek Golden Hatch Hatch and Cook Ranch Marvin Broome Rysaie Loyal Abe Hatch John Abplanalp Gilbert Brown Phylis Brown Frank Stevens Verial Hatch Brothers Harry Tomlinson Art Tomlinson Wallace Jason Virgil Bardlett H. A. ‘Brown Ranch

Missing Cards Prompt Hunt After July Fourth Dance

Mr and Mrs Roy Hatch of Ver report lost cards from a July Fourth dance. They urge owners to contact Vernal headquarters after attempts to locate the cards.

Roy Hatch Mrs. Russe Squires Thorne Vernal

Sugar Ration Cards Hard to Replace in Uintah County

Uintah County rationing board chairman Leo C. Thorne warns sugar ration books are difficult to replace if lost or stolen. He says it takes 60 days before a new card can be issued and urges careful handling to avoid delays.

Extension Service Arvil L. Stark Gardners Paris Leo C. Thorne Uintah

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