Community Notices From Duchenne Visit and Local Arrivals
Jensen Mre Nile Aingo correspondents share two weeks at Duchenne visiting their mother Mary Vera Vincent employed there. Mrs Wallace Moon received a letter from her husband who had landed in Seattle from Japan. Vera Ainge and Moront Moon drove to Provo to take Velma Renfoe and children home after their visit. Thomas of Santa Cruz stayed with Mrs Lucy Sewell. Valencia is Mrs Sewell’s daughter. Mrs Lynn Hawes of Balt Lake City moved here with her sister of Hugh Murray. The Murrays Merkley learned their son Ezra is stationed at Wiltsberg. Edmond Curfew moved into a new home near the Dinosaur road corner. Bertram Beacham family moved here, building a house beside Curfew. Wilma Merkley and Maxine Parrish visited from Myton and took Kathleen Merkley home. Mrs Nile Ainge and another rode the bus to Denver with Nine Lee Bonefield for a two week visit. Hoyle Robinson at Ash entertained guests in honor of his sister-in-law. George Gross spent time here with wife Joan Sage and baby. he left June 18 for Treasure Island California. Harold Hullinger and Ross Mercer of Vernal spoke at Bugday School after a meeting led by Orv Dudley. Ira S. Gardner hosted a dinner for husband and son Roy on furlough, alongside Mrs George Richardson and daughters Georgia and Sant.
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Vera Ainge
Moront Moon
Provo
Mra Velma Renfoe
Ang
Thomas
Sante Cruz
California
Lucy Sewell
Charles Valencia
Valencia
Mra Sewell
Lynn Hawes
Balt
Lake City
Ohn
Mrs Hawes
Hugh Murray
Doris Merkley
Harry Au Miller
Murray Merkley
Pic Ezra Merkley
Wiltsberg
Edmond Curfew
Dinosaur Road
Bertram Beacham
Famil
Edmond
Wilma Merkley
Mies Maxine Parrish
Myton
Kathlee Merkley
Girsley
Nile Ainge
Denver
Colorado
Lee Bonefield
North Dakota
Vialt
Mix
Hoyle Robinson
Ash
George
Gross
Thors
Grant ‘Ainge
Nila Ainge
James Robinson
Robinson
Joan Sage
John Gross
Vernal
Treasure Island
Harold Hullinger
Ross Mercer
Orv Dudley
Ira S. Gardner
Roy
George Richardson
Georgia
Sant
Soundi
Mendey Snr
Flatiron G Gets Brushoff in Modern Plant
A Utah cleaners and laundry shop, Vernals Fashion Cleaners and Laundry, has invested about 20000 dollars in new equipment, claiming to become the best-outfitted plant of its size in the state. Proprietor Georgy Roth demonstrates a range of devices, including the Flex Form dress shaper and a shirt finishing unit, aimed at modernizing operations amid rising demand. The piece notes 22 employees and highlights a health report with 203 cases of communicable diseases for the week ending June 14, plus 1948 poliomyelitis figures and local mentions of family visits and birthdays.
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Vernals Fashion
Rube Goldberg
Georgy Roth
Salt Lake City
Hhen
Roth
Bre Automa
CTS
Carly
Tracers
America
Pig, Collace
Cults
Megion
Ken Price
Lorin Athit Mitchell
Titus
Jones
Tatton
Troy
Ruth Stevens
Wilbururray
Lau
Utah State Department of Health
United States Public Health Services
Uintah
Oaks and Oaks relatives visit from many states
Ednac correspondent notes a flurry of family travels and visits. Residents from Medford Oregon to Salt Lake City and Denver gather at homes of Oaks relatives including Mrs Jep Oaks Mrs Wallace Oaks and Mrs Lorin Hatch while others tour Moses Lake Washington and Crowheart Wyoming. Temple excursion party to Salt Lake City returns. several families from Rapid City and Provo visit in Heber and Grand Junction areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil Frantlin
Eil
Medford
Oregon
Jep Oaks
Mrs. Wallace Oaks
Mra Lorin Hatch
Salt Lake City
Rachel Holbrook Anderson Dies Suddenly at Manti
Rachel Holbrook Anderson of Manti, long-time Uintah county Republican leader and school supervisor in 1926 27, died suddenly Monday from a cerebral hemorrhage. Prominent in politics and LDS church work she was a BYU graduate, former Shelley Idaho teacher, and after Vernal work married R C Anderson of Manti. She served as a national Republican convention delegate at large in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Machel Holbrook Anderson
Manti
Uintah
Subdivision Opens Near Pop's Place
A new subdivision named Blue Mountain City opens about 40 miles east of Vernal and eight miles east of Artesia. Earl Gadd of Pop's Place announces the development as an EeLEeey event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Mountain City
Vernal
Artesia
Earl Gadd
Pop
Coach Wright Dies After Coaching Career in Utah
Frank Wright Uintah high school coach and Uintah county recreation director, a former state Republican vice chairman and stake board member, died after a long career. Funeral services were held in Manti after a life spent teaching and coaching across Utah and the Intermountain West. He leaves a wife and four children, L. Robert, Jane, Ruth, and William, with roots in Salt Lake City and Provo.
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Stake
Prime
Mia
L. Robert
Jane
Ruth
William
LH Holbrook
Salt Lake City
Provo
Manti
Frank Wright
Uintah
Uintah County- Vernal
Logan
Flve
U State Agricultural College
Henry Tha
Oklahoma Aggies
Frank Leahy
Notre Dame
Intermountain
Dick Owens
Roosevelt
Mountain States
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Aera Jena
Louie
Verlin Vencent
Duchenne
Mary
Vera Vincent
Wallace Moon
Seattle
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Japan
Sabae
Salt Lake
Iduchesne Legion
Lynn
Franklin Bradshaw
Saltene
Rradshaw
Gordon Smith
Melrose
N. C
Wild Life Control Unit
Cornell University
State Farm Bursan Federation
Ashton
Eser Ednac
Aisines
den Simper
Levening
Elia J Stringham
Thad
Moses Lake
Ianhington
Wilson Stone
Rabbit Ear Pass
Laird Bowen
Warren Bowden Walda
Schanno
Crowheart
Wye
Wilbur Oaks
Wm Schaefermeyer
Clearfield
Utah
Eliza Veal
Willard Smith
Woodrow Westenscow
Claire C Hacking
Charlene Smith
American Fork Gquaritor
Mary Ashby Smit
Thomas E
Eldon Bills
S. Collett
Wm Ackhurst
Clarence Ackhurst
Port Chicago
Owen Powell
E. W Payne
Glen Oaks
Charles Thomas
Rapid City
South Dakota
Wayne Hulburt
George Reynolds
Thomas E Hall
Joseph Bodily
Carl R Richens
Wells Ashby
Arthur Curtis
Alice Este
Temple
Salt Lake Cs
Era Oaks
Jana
John Oaks
Warren Oaks
Phoebe Swain
Lizzie Anderson
Grand Junction
Wallace Gak
Heber
Searle’s Saving Center
Woodey Searle
Mgr
Verzal, Utah
Rachel
Holbrook Anderson
Republican Party
Coach Wright
Chool
Searle Bakery
Mary Lee Taylors
Nestls Lego
Trellis
Ile
Celery, California
Utah Type
Heinz
Baby Foods
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