Two Marriages In Utah Territory Read Across Ouray and Whiterocks
Emma Hatch daughter of Jed R Hatch and Wilner Thompson son of D J Thompson district game warden were wed by Charles Carter Misa in Ouray near June 16. Helen Curtis Upper Grade teacher and Jay Larsen Whiterocks hatchery supervisor married June 16 in Gusher with Rev M M Fryes officiating. Viola Cloward daughter of A C Cloward Randiett and John Burns son of Jacob Burns Ouray wed by Justice Charles S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Hatch
Jed R Hatch
Wilner Thompson
D J Thompson
Altonah
Ouray
Charles Carter Misa Helen Curtis
Whiterocks
Jay Larsen
Naylor
Gusher
M M Fryes
Hoosevelt
Viola Cloward
A C Cloward
Randiett
John Burna
Jacob A Burns
Charles S Carter
Local Family Returns From Midwest Trip and Military News
Jensen Mre Wesley Darton and three daughters return to Midvale after visiting Mre Barton's parents. Charles L Murray, recently furloughed after three years in the Army, resumes duty in California. Several relatives travel, attend Sacrament services, and note marriages and military connections in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Darton
Midvale
Tuesda
Bartons
Ira S Gardner
Charles L Murray
California
Alvin Taylor
C C Dugan
Wichita Falls
Texas
Dorothy
Jean Dugan
Sumer
Lavon Wall
Bonnie Wiggins
Cedaredge
Opal
Darwin Snow
Dorothy Matthew
San Luis Rey Californnia
Glenn Jackson
Marines
North San Diego
San Diego
Traffic Violations Rise in Vernal Utah Area Crashes Reported
Sgt Sammy Hatch reports multiple serious traffic incidents near Vernal Utah along US 40 and US 4. A 1937 Pontiac Solpe driven by Max ChapOOSE ler Ft Duchesne left the road west of Vernal, injuring riders Harris Murray Pete Reyes and James Coulston. ChapOOSE fined 125 for drunk driving. A 1942 Ford Sedan driven by Stewart Dusty Rhodes overturned five times after a high-speed run, with 060 damages cited. another crash near Fletcher corner left Ira Massey and Barbara Stevens injured. Massey charged for speeding. Ensuing incidents involved two youths ejected from a car near Vernal, injuries serious to Von Clowyard and Barbara Stevens, and a 1942 Studebaker coupe driven by Ira Massey rolling over with injuries to Massey's wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sammy Hatchinfale
Utah
Hatch
Max Chapoose
Duchesne
Tihe
Vernal
Chap Oo Harris Murray
Pete Reyes
James Coulston
Harris
Coulston
Chapoose
Justice of the Peace
Mouites
von Clow
Barbara Stevens
Lawrence Stevens
Stevens
Ted Clown
Stewart Dusty’ Rhodes
Fletcher Corner
Glines
Studebaker
Mes
Ira Massey
Butch
Massey Re
Uintah County Hospital
OPA Information Panels Meet Local Volunteer Board
The OPA formation panel met Utah State Bank officials and local volunteers to organize help for the ration board. Vera Oullman of Salt Lake volunteers and Weldon J Taylor of Provosrcal board supervise efforts. Five volunteer roles include information denial work and weekly panel assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
Uintah State Bank
Vera Oullman
Salt Lake
Weldon J Taylor
Provosrcal
True or False War Bond Financing Quiz header
Quiz questions claim 185 million Americans own Series E War Bonds and 84 percent of invested E Bond funds remain invested. It states a lost or stolen bond is treated as loss of money to the owner. The excerpt uses promotional tone about government war bonds and investor knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal City
H Stringham
Charles T Pope
Corder
Ken Miller
Greensburg
Iwo Jima
Miller
Foxhole
Budget Hearing On War Bonds And School District Finances
The Uintah County School District boards discuss a tentative three year budget and details about War Bonds including ownership limits, replacement rules, and implied benefits for armed forces financing. The public is invited to a hearing to review bonds and district costs, with sessions set for June 30, 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education of
Uintah County
Ty Permaneau Murer
Public Hearing Board of Education
Ernest
Johnsen
Rangely field sees major oils survey work and planned drilling
The Rangely oil area, eight by four miles, attracts major firms conducting geological gravity and seismic surveys toward Utah, near Vernal. General Petroleum Co plans drilling about 20 miles south of Rangely close to the Utah line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ran Ety
Associated Oil Co
California Company
Standard of California
California Oil Groups
McLaughlin Et Aly Equity Oil
Huskey Refining Co
Newton Gi Co
Phillips Petroleum Co
Raven Oil Co
Stanolard Oil and Gas Co
Standard of Indiana
Texas Co
Union Pacific Railroad Co
Utah Southern Oil Co
Wasatch Sharpness Idaho
Wasatch Out Co
Rangely
Utah
Vernal
General Petroleum Co
Utah Line
Oil Boom Rumors Strain Vernal Living Facilities
Residents in Vernal Utah report oil boom rumors causing drill crews from Ranger Contractors to relocate and sleep in the community due to insufficient housing. Local geophysical engineers note the unusual demand while the oil activity remains unverified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Tri
Cover Crops Renew Soil During War Years
War Food Administration notes cover crops protect soil and restore fertility by adding organic matter and nitrogen. Legumes and grasses in rotation reduce erosion conserve moisture and provide livestock feed. winter legumes like hairy vetch crimson clover and red clover supply nitrogen and improve soil for next crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Food Administration
Soda Austran
WFA
Agricultural Adjustment Agency
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William 5
Wallis
Vernal Utah
Tha
Jensen
OPA Information Panel
Ceete
Nus
Vernal Express
Sandi
Searle
Bank OP Vernal AG
Bank OF Vernal
Waci
Agee
James Chivers
Browne Hatch
WS Ashton
From Richardson Jair
Colton McKeach Nile
White
Hentman
J _Lybbert
Earl Goodrich
Naples
Searles Furs & Feed Tow
Marrud Man
Eric W Clubine
Ric Blanco
LD Taylor Leeton
He E Leeley
al Condida
Lester
Utah Auto
Court
Rawleigh
Rawleighs
UTF
Denver Cole
Henry Scheer
Big Murray
Ponddence
Budget
National
Japsan
Europe
Rhe
Reep,’Em
Cotton Foot Sox
Ladies Cotton West
Woodbury’s
Eunso
P&kGs
Jimmy Alls
Wing’s Store
Fort Duchesne
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