Lapoint News Highlights Local Moves and Births
A sweep of community notes covers property transfers in Lapoint Clive Borause selling land after buying the Wm Perry homestead at Deep Creek. Births are reported in Farm Creek and Park City connections. Local families mourn and move with updates on weddings, schooling, and a Washington birthday program at the Lapoint chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clive Borause
Wm Perry
Deep Creek
Searles
Barbara Nyberg
Clarence Mur
Farm Creek
Mi Yosworth
Clair Burton
Greystone Colorado
Talone
Travis Nelson
Lapoint
Park City
Elmer Caldwell
Yarmily
Washington
Lapoint Chapel
Wayne Perry
Meeker
Colorado
Iis
Perrys
Lawrence Lee
Hari Gadd
Alexzing Welter Gadd
Lee
Mir Geddaro
Gadds
Badie Bywaters
Myton
Mack
Warburton
Guy Long
Allonah
Roy
Prank Jenkins
Rile Blackburn
Fred Neumeyer
Don
Italy
Frank Jenkins
Reva Workman
Wellington
Price
Jenkins
Jimmie Hannaston
Roosevelt
Ogden
Cedar City
Quince Johnson
Jimmie
Melvin Hackford
Willis Hackford
Los Angeles
Ares Searle
Acc
Thorne Family Visits Vernal Amid Snowfall
In Vernal last week Thorne and his parents Mr Kite George Thorne visited with Leo Thorne and family and planned trips to Salt Lake City to see Gerald Thorne. Weather included a heavy snowfall along Willow Avenue causing travel delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arin
Broome
Thorne
Kite George Thorne
Louis
Banet
Wmissouri
Dr. Nichols
Stra ‘Thorne
Leo
Salt Tone
Gerald Thorne
Untitled fragment on widow in Rock Springs ranch holdings
A fragment describes a widow living near Rock Springs who has taken an active role in managing an extensive ranch and sheep holdings stretching from the railroad at Rock Springs. The note mentions her late husband and a period after his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Springs
Hunters to receive priority in meat supply plan
Officials say seventeen states will get most of the output over four to five months under strict control. Hunters will be prioritized as meat supplies are eased, with civilian access previously limited by Army contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enat Lo
IS 1
I Army
Utahites receive wartime ration book four under OPA
The Office of Price Administration reports wartime ration book four issued to 586,993 Utah residents and 469,162 in Idaho with 128,760 nationwide. The book includes red and blue ration stamps for all rationed foods starting Sunday, plus sugar stamps and brown stamps replaced. Uintah County distributed 7,707 books, Duchesne 7,392, and Daggett 355.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Utah
Idaho
Office of Price Administration
Uintah County
Duchesne
Daggett
Deer Count by Forest Officials Near Vernal
Henry S Slaugh Carl Hacking of Roosevelt and Dave Thomas of Muchesne with state fish and wildlife staff led a deer census north of Vernal. In one area they measured about 23 inches and noted fewer deer east of the highway. Deer were seen in timber near Red Mountain and on Crish Creek mountain. Warden Slaugh said sex ratio will be analyzed as deer shed antlers with time. a buck with one horn was observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry S Slaugh
Carl Hacking
Roosevelt
Dave Thomas
Muchesne
State Fish and Was Department
Glen Lambert
Ashby Forest Service
Vernal
Crush Creek Mountain
Red Mountain
Slaugh
Thomas Bingham Breaks Hip in Fall on Monday
Uintah Basin resident Thomas Bingham 93 suffered a broken hip after falling from an attempt to reach a furnace. He was overcome by a spell of weakness during the fall and now rests with his condition as well as can be expected after a long winter spent at the wood hearth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Bingham
Mr Bingham
Utah Old Age Relief Sees 227 Enter Employment
A state welfare commission report shows in Utah last year only 227 of nearly 14000 old age relief recipients left the relief rolls to work, despite war effort appeals. Fourteen thousand one hundred seventy were on aid at the start of 1843, falling to 13696 a year later as 1740 cases closed for various reasons including employment of others and moves to institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
State Welfare Commission
Armed Services
Fewer Visitors to Utah Forests in 1943 than 1942 report
Report from A G Nord shows Intermountain region forests hosting 1,344,386 recreation visitors in 1943, a 20 percent drop from 1942 due to fuel and wartime travel limits. Utah forests held up better, with 128,402 visitors, led by Ogden and Wasatch districts, while the Cache forest increased activity. Organization camps also rose about 15 percent, reflecting continued youth group use of forests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intermountain
G Nord
Ogden
Forest Ice
Mr Nord
Eversone
Utah
Mir Nord
Organization Campe Resorta
Fisher
High Unitas
Qoghe
Wasatch
Nord Salt J Amt
Campa
Boy Segate Girl Scouts
Lamb Feeders Seek Action Over Unrationed Poultry Competition
Utah lamb feeders urge corrective measures as unrationed turkey and chicken and higher priced competitive meats harm profits. Sevier County Lamp Feeders Association President M Jorgensen cites subsidy effects and rising feed costs, noting October to December 1941 declines and ongoing losses despite subsidies to processors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Jorgensen
Saling
Sevier County
Salt Lake
Jorgenson
OPA
Ppesevel News
Services Held at Maeser for Mrs Alice Bodily
Services were held at Maeser for Mrs Alice Bodily with Fisher a brother and interment in Fairview Cemetery. The Bodily family from distant points attended including Mr and Mrs Can R Bodily, Keith Bodily of Salt Lake City, Owen Bodily of San Diego, Mr and Mrs James Pisher of Rochester, and others from Robeevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maeser
Alice Bodily
Fisher
Fairview Cemetery
Christopher Bodily
Guaher
Can R
Keith
Ealt Lake City
Qwen
San Diego
James Pisher
Robeevelt
Card of Thanks and Probate Notices Mentioned
Card of thanks expresses gratitude for assistance during illness and burial of wife and mother, and for floral offerings. Notices include probate and guardian matters for George E. Adawis with creditors to present claims by July 5 to Wallace Crider Law Office at United State Bank Building. Exeuctrix Kate V Forrest Adams listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thanes
Joseph
George E
Young Cougar Captured At Hideout Canyon Head
Woodey Searle and party hunted for three days at Hideout Canyon head of Willow Creek last week to capture a cub after tracking its mother for fifteen miles. The cub was taken at Hideout Canyon as the trail of the mother was followed. Others in the party were Andy Atwood Russel Squires Willis Stevens Abe Hatch and Gilbert. The cub was displayed at Texaco Service Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willow Creek
Woodey Searle
Hideout Canyon
Andy Atwood
Russel Squires
Willis Stevens
Abe Hatch
Gilbert
Texaco
Real Estate Transfers list various deeds and tax deeds
Real Estate Transfers record warranty deeds and tax deeds in Uintah County. Joseph and Lora Sannes issued to F G Eskelson for a tract where Dr Eskelson’s office stands for 7000 dollars. B O Colton Jr received a tax deed on 159.59 acres. taxes 151.84 dollars. Thomas Suka and Anna Silks deeded land to Marion A and Florence Harrison for 52 650 dollars in Township 2. Thurmer T Rasmussen received a deed from Ellen and George O Dean for twenty acres in Township 2 for 30000 dollars. Eight and Strangle Birchell issued a county tax deed on 64 acres in Township 2 for 6400 dollars. Pearl Woolley of Trichel deeded to Newell and McKee for BLT acres in Township 1 for 142500 dollars. Edith and Kenneth Oaks issued Edwin L. Oaks 5 warranty deed on ten acres in Township 4 section 21 for 100 dollars. Gladys McMosrey deed for Delp on 428 acres in Township 6 for 685 dollars. Alson Hi and Nettie O Remington received a deed from S Glen and Thelma H Oaks for 27 acres in Township 4 Section 8 for 500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph and
Lora Sannes
F G Eskelson
Esklegon
Uintah County
B O Colton Jr
Roosevelt
Thomas Suka
Anna Silks
Marion A
Florence Harrison
Thurmer T Rasmussen
Ellen
George O Dean
Gladys McMosrey
Alson Hi
Nettie O Remington
S Glen
Thelma H Oaks
Publish Volume on Uintah Basin Hydrocarbons
The Department of Publications of the Golorado School announces the publication of Hydrocarbons of the Uinted Basin. The volume surveys Uintah Basin oil and gas geology, production history, and industry significance with charts and maps for researchers and students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golorado School
Himes
Golden
Review of Geology and Meld Work in Utah Basin
The article notes a quarterly paper titled Review of Geology and Meld Work by Clark Barb with a second paper by James Ogden Balls on bitumen analysis and extraction methods. It highlights new basin material, 17 figures, two plates, 16 by 17 inch maps of the Uinta Basin, and a bibliography of 1301 references with a plant cost appendix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Colorado
Colorado School of Mines
Clark
James Ogden Balls
Uinta
Eny
Roosevelt Visitors Spotted Lewota Family and Guests
Leota and Leota, along with Jane Glen Inglesbee and Mr and Mrs Bert Stoddard, were listed as Roosevelt visitors on Tuesday, greeting officials and locals during a regional visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Inglesbee
Bert Stoddard
Roosevelt
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Abner
Flyiog Cadets
Disney Cartoon
Oomeng
Desala O Conner
Susan Foster
Game and Forest Officials
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Don Batty
Alton Vernon
Olye
Rawleigh
Rawleigha
Dept
Denver
Ed Oaks
Masser Store
Samuel C Markey
Bessis Markey
Onzult
Young Cougar
Paulette Goddard and
Claudette Colbert
Mr. Muggs
Barbara Stanwyck
Joel McCrea
Tane Eyre
Perry
Ciel Miller
Parley Miler
Wm W Wilson
Sylvia Ivan Rogers
Leona Jorgensen
Glen Ingresbee
Marion Rogers
Verneley
Barry Aumiller
Parley Miller
Clell
California
Clyde Miller
Miller
Noah Rodakach
Naples
Patley Miller
Raron Durfee
Ray Barney
Oliver Jorgensen
Bait Lake
Ike Thompson
William Chandler
Leota-Avalon School
Avalan
Leota
Jane
State Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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