Jensen Social Notes Reflect Family Visits in Vernal Area
Local residents record a string of family visits and travels. Mrs Ette Jensen and others spend time in Wells Nevada, Provo, Salt Lake City, Rexburg, and Vernal as relatives gather for weddings, school events, and medical visits. Families include Virnal, Mur tin, Nelson, Humphries, and McKnight, with dancing at Baxters and plans to return for summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ette
Martin
Bu Fay Ste
Wells Nevada
Vintcent
Clyde
Virce Ism
Murtin
Witths
Pook
Arst
Kurt
Charles
Harkey
Fulpl
Ray
MI Tae
J Nelson
EE Hratow
Duchesne
Ticy
Wilford Whitlock
Heston
Bennett Otuh
George McKnight
Baxters
Jensen
Vernal
Donna M Burgess
Juxraine
St Provo Salt
Lake City
Idaho Falls
Rexburg
Rulon Cook
Elsie Nelher
Snday
Nelson
Elmer Humphries
Baby
Huimphries
Placer Mining
Green River
Unclear OCR fragment items list births and notices in a community page
Fragmentary OCR text records several items including births and family notices. Names such as Mr and Mrs O M Cal Ser tnov, Mr and Mrs Bart Metkley, Mr and Mrs J1 Mit shall, and references to a baby boy, June 10 1921, appear among scattered phrases about real estate rents, taxes, and roads. The passage is garbled with missing words and misread letters, hindering coherent event extraction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brush—creek
Calines
Ward
Bart Metkley
Mit
George F
Ashley Ti
Jen Itton
Feitival
Local notes from June 5 1891 era reflect meetings and farm activity
59 years ago on June 5 1891 items include residents planning a miners meeting in Parsons City, district reorganization, a drama club performance of Lady Astleys bet, and local farming notes. Reports mention bid records, wool market prices, a strawberry harvest, and trips to Jensen for Trimury conference signaling community affairs and agricultural commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary
Rown
Weiet
Robert Bote
Wilk Stere
Iin
Parsons City
Lady Astleys Bet
Dita Drama Club
Port
Jake W Ki
Jensen
Fishing on Opening Day Promises to Be Best in Years
Opening Day fishing excitement runs high as clubs and teams gather for a projected strong season. Accounts mention Rifle Club, Rainbow, Vernal Gin, and local entities planning events, contests, and safety bids. The fragmentary text hints at organized outings, schedules, and community involvement with emphasis on promising catches and competitive activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sine Rifle Club
Defense Economy Problems at National Grocers Convention
The defense economy topics will be discussed at the National Association of Retail Grocers convention in Chicago on June 16. WHH Sack, association president, will preside over the meeting. More than 5000 retail grocers are expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Retail Grocers
Chicago
Whh Sack
Dinosaur Quarry Development Stalled by Funding Gap
Proposal seeks 20000 from the Bureau of the Budget for 1942 to excavate and relief dinosaur skeletons, employ a paleontologist and staff, fund equipment and sheds, and build a large diorama with scale models. Projected to take years. earlier emergency relief funds exhausted. Utah Natural Resources Commission may oversee until new federal funds arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of the Budget
Maine
Trails
Work Projects Administration
Chriseaurs
Utah Natural Resources Commission
Akso
Ilfor
Cee Fe Birla
Federal
Fuifil
Ladorr
Yao Pa
Local Notes on Residents and Club Meetings in Provo Area
Mrs Thorne Peon returned home last week from Provo where she spent the past winter attending school at BYU. Muriel Remington is employed at Ashton’s Store. Mrs Ernest Johnson attended a dime conference in Salt Lake. The 4 H cooking club members are holding regular meetings under the direction of leaders Biba Colten McKeachnie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorne Peon
Provo
Pas
Schowl
BYU
Muriel Remington
Ashtons
Ernest Johnson
Salt Lake
Biba Colten
McKeachnie
Mrs Allee Jenkins Leaves for Salt Lake City Mission
Mrs Allee Jenkins departed last week for Salt Lake City to join the Mission Home and begin a mission in the northwestern states. The Daughters of the Utah Pioneers gathered at the home of Mrs Tom Timothy Friday afternoon with Mrs Will Reid as hostess and Mrs Martin Curtis and Mrs Lawerence Wardle providing vocal numbers. A two course luncheon was served. Mr and Mrs George Ereksor spent several days in Salt Lake City. Mr and Mrs Rivard L Smith of Palmyne Idaho announce the birth of a baby boy on June fourth. Mrs Smith was Cherly Miss Orta Johnson. Mrs Lawrence Carter and daughter Colleen have been here from Salt Lake City visiting. Miss Darla Dean Watkins of Sunnyside has visited the Perry home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allee Jenkinson Price
Salt Lake City
Daughters of the
Utah Pioneers
Tom
Timothy
Will Reid
Martin Curtis
Law Rerice Wardle
George Ereksor Apent
Rivard L Smith
Paimney
Idaho
Chastity Message at MIA Meet Highlighted by Clergy
The address denounces premarital sex as sinful and warns girls and boys that yielding to sexual advances leads to disease death and ignominy. The speaker urges unwavering faith in God and obedience to church law. The speech frames chastity as paramount and inevitable in line with divine will.
Defense Classes at Uintah and Alterra High Schools
The Uintah high school will host a clerical work class starting July 1 as an NY.A project. It covers shorthand typewriting bookkeeping filing and library work for both younger and older women aged 17 to 25. At Alterra high school a Smith Hughes program in mechanics and farm machinery will enroll about 20 students with an instructor and proper tools anticipated. For details contact the Board of Education building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Uintah High School
Alterra High School
Smith Hughs
Htt
Smith Sipewiser
Uttah County
Board of Educatl
Pioneer Mormon Trek Leader Celebrates 83rd Birthday in Naples
John Nielsen, born June 9 1858 in Denmark, longtime LDS convert, and pioneer who crossed the plains to Utah with his family, marked his eighty third birthday at his Naples home. He arrived in the United States with his parents and sisters and settled in Holladay after the wagon journey led by Abner Lown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nielsen
Utan
Ashby Valley
Naples
Peter Christian
Magdalena Nielsen
Denmark
I Nielsen
United State
Plains
Utah
Abner Lown
Max Elder
Proclamation Closes Five State Districts
Proclamation closes five districts of the state under a May 1 1941 order. The measure bans access to certain areas for safety and regulation, requiring permits for entry or activities. The notice outlines that unauthorized actions within the districts are unlawful and subject to enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook
Dion Clostig
Public Speaking Class At Ward Chapel Friday June 20
An interruptive reading event titled Puble Speaking Class A will be held at the Verma First Ward Chapel on Friday June 20 at 7 00 p m under the direction of Mrs Elec ta Caldwell. The event has no charge and everyone is invited to attend.
Uintah County School Superintendent Reemployed for Two Years
Uintah County board reemployed Superintendent L G Nobr for a two year term starting September 1 1941 through May 15 1943 at the current salary. Nurses were approved on a 50 50 district matching plan with Uintah county. A warehouse deed and Lapoint well project approved with NYA supervision for Uintah High. Budget reduced from last year. calls for WPA lunch program at Alterra and Uintah high schools with community support but no funds available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Incah Board of Education
L G Nobr
Wis
Uintah Camby
Leslie Thacker
bin Ard
Ernest M Johnson
State Library Fund
Lapoint
Hhis
Leo Caller
NYA
Uintah High School
Alterra
Vernal Rodeo President Dies of Trek Fever
Vernal rodeo president Guy Kenneth Samuels dies after a fever in Uintah basin. Born Oct 12 1888 in Salt Lake City he married May Corless Oct 13 1920. Surviving are three children Kenneth employed in Salt Lake City two daughters Carma Ray Nadine Vernal, mother Clara F Samuels of Salt Lake City, siblings, and funeral plans in Vernal and Salt Lake City with services at 4:30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah Basin
Ft In
Taylor Mountain
Guy Kenneth Samuels
Salt Lake City
Eward D
Clara Fisher Samuels
Ashley Valley
May Corless
Vernal
Kenneth Samuels
Balt Lake City
Carma Ray
Nadine
Verna
Pontha Calder
Swain
Salt Lake Mausoleum
Mias Hovey Home Visit Noted At Lake City
Fragmentary text records visits and social calls in Lake City. Mentions Mrs Hovey and Miss Bott among attendees. Also references visitors Aly Dur and Voi Bot, with brief notes on a gathering at the Hovey residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Lake City
Hovey
Rift
Bott
Memorial Day Parade at Camp San Luis Obispo Veterans June Tribute
News from Camp San Luis Obispo reports a Memorial Day celebration with a 70 truck parade and seven bands including 145th artillery units. The event featured Bob Hope and other stars on Merchial Day and a field review as troops passed. Leland Carroll, son of Roy Carroll, led as a bugler and plans to instruct others. Mental exams followed the ceremonies with 150 questions in 50 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lars Obispo Ban
Grand Mart
Wth
145Th Artillery
Leland Carroll
Ews
Bob Hope
Dorothy Lamour Virgina Dale Laraine Day
Bill Godwin
Leland
Roy Carroll
Maeser
Ute Indian Will Go on Trial for Life In Statutory Charge
Arrested early Friday by Sheriff Herbert M Snyder a year old Ute Indian boy at Farm Creek near Whiterocks is charged with rape punishable by death. He was taken to Salt Lake City for a federal complaint filed by a US agent of the federal bureau of investigation. The charge says Calvin Toney criminally assaulted a 30 year old white woman Thursday. Statutes provide the death penalty unless a jury recommends life imprisonment. In Salt Lake City court records only one other Indian attack on a white woman has led to life imprisonment for Dewey Arrappo of the Uintah Ouray reservation, sentenced November 29, 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert M Snyder
Farm Creek
Whiterocks
Salt Lake City
E M Garnett
Calvin Toney
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Toney
Dewey Arrappo
Uintah Ouray Reservation
Lfe
Jaycees Honor First Local President At Luncheon
At a Thursday luncheon in Vernal City, Jaycees honored their first local president as part of a tribute recognizing decades of service. The event highlighted community leadership and featured remarks on the organization’s early charter member and lasting impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaycees
Donald B
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Yraknago
Ellaneon
Patsy Mease
Omer Richardson
Lea
St Marys
Acacer
Jacobs
Thanee
Lintah CO
William B Wallis
al Vernal
Dinlah County
Defense Economy
Dinosaur Quarry
Uintah and
Alterra High
Uintah County
Vernal Rodeo
Leota
Camp San Luis Obispo
J M Francke
Kentucky
American Hammer
Rarrows
US Navy
Aviation Companie
Fumo
Huaing
Masini
Hingie
Exares Mritioat
Utah Motor Company
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