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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1945
Page
8
The Vernal Rod and Gun Club will host a barn dance Friday March 16 at Imperial Hall with the Free Stone Orchestra. Proceeds go to improve Vernal hunting and fishing areas. Dance committee members include Henry Slough Russell Montgomery and L Culdwell.
Members of the Uintah Future Farmers chapter report monthly cow tests covering milk and butter fat. A statewide Club School event in Logan involves five chapters. Delores Richards and Mae Eatonton are cited in pushing for awareness of unprofitable cows as 170 cows entered the current local test from districts including Vernal Gusher and Randlett.
Colby M Chester, chairman of the 1946 Red Cross War Fund, urges Americans to fund the national goal of 200,960,000 dollars. The drive, opening March 1, stresses personal ambassadors and neighborhood volunteers across 3,768 chapters, with door to door solicitations and official IDs for protection.
Uintah Utes defeated Roosevelt Rough Riders 22 18 in the main game at the local gym. Key players included Lopez Walker Calder and Haws for Uintah with strong contributions from Galloway Hall and Zimmerman for Roosevelt. Substitutions and endgame runs kept fans engaged as Uintah claimed the victory and the final season win.
Archie Johnson and Byron Goodrich of the Stake Presidency spoke at the Sacrament meeting. Erma Jones and Marvella Freestone performed I Know That My Redeemer Lives. Mrs Grant Hansen was released as Sunday School organist. Val Laiie Preece was sustained as replacement. Eilsine Gardiner named Sunday School librarian. Beth Collett visits from Dee Hospital School of Nursing. upcoming trip to Salt Lake for Nellie Mae Kloppell wedding. Eugene V Long wounded February seventh. Roosevelt eighth graders and Uintah clash. Uintah High Band praised for EL Capitan performance.
Producers Livestock Marketing News details cattle prices with steady to active demand except canners and cutters weaker by 50 to 75 cents. Prices listed for steers, heifers, cows, calves, bulls, and hogs across weight classes. Contact North Salt Lake City office for full data.
Contained are reflections on who enforces new game and state law changes and the role of lobbyists in shaping bills. Mentions Tom Argyle Davis, Tom Jones, Elisha Warner, Payson senator, Geneva steel plant, and Central Utah Vocational School. Also notes residents Ellsworth family and others attending a Farm Security Convention.
The Jolly Stuchers sewing club and their Ishands held a home party hosted by Mr and Mrs Ivan Perry. Guests included Mrs Perry, Mrs Martin, W Curtis, Mrs Lowell Wardle, Mrs Lawrence Wardle, and Mrs Ernest Johnson. Games were played with Perry, Lyle Remington winning high score. Wardle and Wardle won consolation prizes. A two course luncheon with red and white colors followed.
Mrs Pierre Morgan hosted a birthday dinner Wednesday at the K Ranch honoring Mrs Della Paulson. Jensen’s guests included Mr and Mrs Newell Snow Albert Snow and Mrs Orin L Snow and two children. Utah Pioneers of the Escalante Camp met at Mrs Manda Dudley’s Friday. Ida Murray assisted as hostess. Verar Snow led the lesson on Pioneer men of the West. luncheon was served. Mr and Mrs Frank Wiggins attended luncheon Friday evening. twenty five guests were present. A dance at the chapel Friday night honored the Wiggins family who plan to move to Colorado. DeMoori Dudley sustained broken ribs after a scaffold fall at a building site.
Miss Dorothy Dudley entertained at her home on Wednesday evening in honor of Miss Jane Wiggins. Fifteen guests attended, with games played and ice cream and cake served. Mrs Mary Robinson of Para goonah visited last week with her sister Mrs Lloyd Merkley for a family gathering. Ration reminders follow with red and blue stamps and expiration dates for meats fats processed foods sugar and other commodities noted for household use.
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