Vernal CCC News and MIA Camp Entertainment Report
Vernal CCC notes last Monday’s camp program hosted by Mr Hopkins with a girls trio Misa Mardy and the Cook sisters singing In Little Gypsy Tearoom and Lights Out Kenneth Samuels performed The Monkeys Paw was read by Melewis followed by a cornet solo Then Mr Londell principal of UMS spoke Frank Walter sang Invictus and Bells of the Sea The event at recreation hall pleased all and hopes for more MIA entertainment Rain delays keep crews at camp with only Shaffer reaching Blue Mountain project and others returning to camp Vincent left for Agron Ohio Mike Lesniak promoted to Company Clerk and Charles Fisher replaced him Both Lernink and Fisher are Ohio enrollees Rodent control covered over 1300 acres with Toreman Hale’s crew reporting 60 percent kill rate The Lake reservoir near Vernal to be completed within a week third camp reservoir Tiprapping finished fencing started Snyder reservoir nearing completion Don Moffitt directed allotment notices at camp Prrostees Go to Fort Douglas Donald R Cole and Marty A Oreburn to Fort Douglas as convoy drivers Harold Fay and Fred W Waldmelsner left for tonsillectomies with expected return Friday
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MIA
Hopkins
Misa Mardy
Cook Sisters
Kenneth Samuels
Melewis
Londell
UMS
Londells
Frank Walter
Mr. Snows
Blue Mountain
Mr Shaffer
Shaffers
Vernal
Snyder
Don Moffitt
Prrostees
Fort Douglas
Donald R Cole
Marty A Oreburn
Harold Fay
Fred W &Inmelser
Ft Douge Jaa
Norman nuptial anniversary observed with dinner
The 20th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs A A Norman was marked with a Sunday dinner at their home. Guests included Mrs Pullum and Mr Ernest Smith with Miss Rodabaugh, and Dr Al Needles was accompanied by Mrs Needles and Mrs Pullum. Frequent social rounds followed, with many locals traveling between Dragon, Vernal, Rainbow, and nearby towns for visits and summer planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A A Norman
Mra
If Pullum
Ernest Smith
Rodabaugh
al Needles
Niece Dorothy Witherel Marries Ralph Dunn of Midvale
Mro and Mrs William Akhurst have word of the marriage of their niece Miss Dorothy Witherel to Ralph Dunn of Midvale. The event occurred Saturday May 28 with family and friends attending showers and celebrations in honor of Mrs Dunn and Mrs Howard Collett. Mrs Collett, formerly Fern Walkup, is a new grandmother as well. Miss Wilds Bodily, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Bodily, has been in Salt Lake with her parents and returned with her friend Glen Powel after a weekend visit.
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Lorna
Margaret Oaks
Stoosevelt
Busunday
Wallace Oaks
Alvin. Bowden
George Bowden
Jackson Draw
Morgan Merkley
Merkley Ranch
Don L McConkie
Clayton
John L. McConkie
Duchesne
Altonah
John IL
Jackson
Madas Salon
Warry Gray
Salt Lake
Nathan Mardy
Mortris Roper
Mildred Batley Hecking
Ebb Lake
Prark Batley
Hawaiin Mission
Liberty Park
Batley
Gwen Colton
Don B Colton
U of U
Afartjorte Paulson
George M Paulson
Bal
Mro
William Akhurst
Dorothy Witherel
Midvale
Ralph Dunn
Mable
Dert Singles
Ton
Ethel Lane
Sarah Rudge
Crawford
Colo
Edwin Austin
Monticello
CCO
Oaks
Salt Lake Hospital
JM Pitt of
Vernal
Pitt Farm
Miss Pearl Schaefermeyer
Wilam Schaefermeyer
Virgil Caldwell
Giro
Memorial Day keeps many Utah residents busy with family visits
Mr and Mrs Curtis Ashby returned from a Salt Lake trip with their daughters Donna and Lela Ashby joining relatives. Others mentioned include Mixa Bingham returning from Logan, Clarence Akhurst heading to Westminster College events in Salt Lake, and Edna Collett thriving in New York mission work. Several local families visit, travel to Provo and Roosevelt, and community members like Leo Smith return from camp.
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Curtis Ashby
Salt Lake
Miecia Donna
Lela Ashby
Don Ashby
Carl Curtis, Jr
Bingham Canyon
Lloyd Richards
Mixa Veda Bingham
Bishop
Mra Tester
Bingham
Logan
USAC
School of Home Economics
Clarence Akhurst
Wm. Akhurst
Balt Lake
Westminster College Ie
Anna Hobbs
Dorohy
Witherell Dunn
Midvale
Edna Collett
Ethelwynne Collett
New York
Misa Clara Colton
Leo Smith
Manila
Chris Johnson
Provo
Donna
Lele Ashby
East Lake
Charles P Maughan
Layton
Mwin
Dale
Dean
Lester Bingham
Maughan
Don McCondle
Clayton
Mark. Pope
Roosevelt
Popes Blieters
Adwin Beeler
Aston Bethers
Park City
Everett Pope
The Growth of Bureaucracy by Raymond Piecairn
The District of Columbia’s population rose over twenty percent in five years, outpacing the national gain. A Census Bureau report links this to peace time growth in federal jobs across new bureaus, signaling a rise in bureaucracy rather than productive expansion.
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Raymond Piecairn
Sentinels of the Republic
District of Columbia
Burray
Eattinates
Washington
America
Caldwell Wedding at Bridges Home on May 30
W Caldwell and bride were married Saturday May 30 at the bridal parents home with Rev Willard Spence officiating in the presence of close family. A wedding dinner followed. Miss Ben Atringham Jett visits Trusta Colorado before attending the June convention in Salt Lake City with friends.
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W Caldwell
Willard Spence
Congregational Church
Ben Atringham Jett
Trusta
Colo
Salt, Lake
Local club officers elected at Good Will meeting
Ogden visitor Mrs Rulon Chadulek attended the Good Will club gathering hosted by advisor Mrs Martin Curtis. Helen Fletcher was elected president, Della Allred vice president, Edith McKeechney secretary, Venice McKeechney reporter, Donna Ferry song and cheerleader. other members Reva Perry and Helen Winward. Weekly meetings planned through the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rulon Chadulek
Ogden
Ed Hoeft
Martin Qurtis
Helen Fletcher
Della Allred
Edith MecKeachnie
Venice McKeachnie
Donna Ferry
Reva Perry
Helen Winward
Keith Ross
Lapoint
Ward activities and visiting residents attend reunion
The text lists ward leaders and volunteers for a local festival and sanitation drive. It notes Mrs Clinton Erekson and others organizing, a festival picnic with a dance, and visits from Alfred Winn and Wayne Torrocks. It mentions residents from Price, American Fork, Provo, and Park City visiting relatives and the rural sanitation program led by Clyde Thompson in Uintah County with many builders en route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Erekson
Ed Vivett
Martin Fletsher
Lloyd Cliles
Louis F Horrockal
Alfred
Uintah County
Clyde Thompson
Rural Sanitation Peak Reached in Utah State
The Rural Sanitation program, led by the Utah State Board of Health with the Public Health Service, reports a peak phase with over ten thousand outside toilets installed statewide. Officials say 16 thousand breeding sites for flies and typhoid are removed, reducing early warm weather risks as 25 counties push forward with outreach efforts.
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Utah
Utah State Board of Health
Public Health Service
WBA Tabor
Jones
J T Lynch
U. S Public Healthy Service
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Vernal C.C.C. News
Vincent
Agron
Ohio
Mike Lesniak
Charles Fisher
Lernink
Fisher
Kowalski
Richardson
Ashton
Lelding
Toreman Hale
Mr Murst
Biological Survey
Ale
Bebbe
Rey
Allen Gentry
Allen Charles
Charles
Dave
Allen
John Gow
Uintah Railway
Shepard
Mr Gow
Sidney Mogsett
Mavens
Frusta
Pansy
Marie
Sunny
Homer Phillips
Mack
Lee
Richard
Mra Keithley
Seattle Wash
Frank Brewer
Ee Lee Maeser A
Ches
Beautiful
Fore Canyon
Denver-Salt Lake
Te R
Rotita
STG Ee
IT Railways
Denver
Galt Lake
Denver-Saut Laie
QO Alexander
Agent Phone Vernal
Sterling Transportation CO
Uintah Basin
Salt Lore
Eastern Utah Transportation Company
Ulntah Basin
Privé
Floyd Fletcher
Bountiful
James Keller
Fillmore
Martin
Curtis
Rita
John Hodgkinson
Margaret Dudley
LDS Hospital
Milas
Dorothy Perry
Sidiangs
Noon
Hifths — Gade
Stenmore Distielertes Ca, Inc
Louisville
Owensboro Larges
Kentucky
UCC
Detroit
FORD
Showalter Motor CO
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