District Court Term Opens in Salt Lake City
The first term of district court began February 24 in Salt Lake City. Judge Mem M. Bronson presided with court reporter Hyrum R. Moulton and district attorney William Stanley Dunford. Oscar W. Lowder recommended pardons and probation actions including dismissal of forgery charges against Lovell Richardson contingent on Marine enlistment. Several defendants were released from supervision, with imposition of sentence suspended for good behavior. Max Robinson and Lynn Merkley to remain under probation to May 18. Names struck from calendar include William Newton, Lorengy McCaughton, and Cigii Ashton Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. 2. Bronson
Salt Lake City
Hyrum R. Moulton
Stanley Dunford
Alan Oscar W. Lowder
LoVell Richardson
United States Marine Corps
Probato
William D. Newton
Lorengy Mccaughton
Cigii—Ashton Bros
Multiple Civil Cases and Divorces Reported in Local Court
The docket lists numerous civil actions and divorces continued or granted including McNaughton and Hynes cases, administration letters for Roland Boyd Grover, and judgment in the McNaughton estate matter. A divorce and guardianship orders were issued, with court recessed and a law and motion day set for April 15, 1942 at 10:00 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. R. Workman
Marla Workman
Mlatnney
Daughters of the Pioneers meet at Mrs Caddle Oaks home
The Daughters of the Pioneers gathered at Mrs Caddle Oaks last Friday afternoon with Mrs Gladys A Massey and county officer Elin Cook as guests. A Newdalaty luncheon was served by the hostess. The ward held a budget program featuring a one act play by Second Ward and remarks by Mr Don McCunkie. Babies arrive as Keith Bodily and Hatward Collett announce births on February 15 and 16 respectively. Mrs. Grant latacking hosted a quilting party and a George Washington color theme guided activities. Mrs. Barnes, visiting from her training, plans months with her mother Mrs. Stringham easing the husband’s schooling. Edith Collett spent the weekend with her Roosevelt-bound mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the Pioneers
Caddle Oaks
Gladys A Massey
Elin Cook
Hasten
Keith Bodily
Bodily
Elenor Allen
Grant Latacking
Philip Hall
Joseph Hack
Ing
Francis Barnes
Ella Stringham
U. S
Barnes
Beaulah Stringham
They Ward
Blake Caldwell
Earl Blur
Edith Collett
Roosevelt
Ethelwynne
Beatrice Lichens Renamed From An Cance COL Science Lie
Miss Beatrice is reported to be involved in a renaming incident tied to a science project in San Francisco. The report references Golleth burning evening and a local homely event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golleth
Beatrice
Ashley eraed MIA conjoint Youth group activity noted
Sunday activities by Junior cetsl wert explorers and Scripture readings are mentioned along with a list of names. Residents William Karren and family return to the Karren ranch after a stay in Philipsburg. Elmer Swett and Elaine Swett relocate for temple work in Manti. Garth Atwood reports a new job with J C Penney. Ward men haul gravel for chapel area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vote Kidd
Ureyse Surison
Vennnarickson
Clavnet
Melba Caluwell
Denis Preece
Tain
Bruce Waitkins
Marvel Alywood
Beatrice Larson
Charlie
Claude Allred
Dale Lake
William Karren
Philipsburg
Montana
Karren Ranch
Eftle Hall
San Diewy
Lalifornia
Bud
Elmer Swett
Elain Swett
Unis
Manti
Garth Atwood
Salem
Oregon
J. C Penney Go
Jensen
Funeral Held for Father of Mrs J W Stevens in Palisade
Thomas Gentry born January 25 1877 in Nathans Creek North Carolina died February 15 1942 at age 65 after a long career in stock raising in Moffat County and recent service with the government. He leaves wife Nora daughter Hazel Stephens of Vernal Utah five nieces two nephews one sister and nine brothers. Funeral services were held February 18 at the Palisade Methodist Church conducted by Rev Vernon Hanks with several local singers and bearers. Burial followed at IOOF Cemetery with Voorhees Mortuary in charge. relatives from Rawlins Craig and Vernal attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unew
Tom Gentry
Thomas Gentry
Nathans Creek
North Carolina
Cripple Creek
Colorado
Whiteover Valley
Moffat County
Palisade
Nora
Hazel Stephena
Vernal
Utah
Nevada
Methodist Church
Vernon Hanks
Fred Maurer
Kermit Hampton
Old Rugged Cross
Beautiful Isle of Somewhere
Maurer
Joe Goodman
Lelanda Clark
Francis Robinson
John Quinn
Grand Junction
Ralph Atherton
Will Cutter
Ioof
Voorhees Mortuary
Orlay Plummer
Rawlins
Wyoming
Craig, Colo
Stevens
Cula
Tribune
Vernal Doctor to Speak at Price Regional Medical Conference
Vernal physician Dr Joseph L Hansen and Dr Roy W Rabington will headline the Nest annual regional medical conference in Price City Utah March 14 and 15. Mayor J Bracken Lee will welcome attendees followed by a banquet at the Carbon County Country Club with toastmaster Dr Rabington and speaker Judge FW Feller noted for his San Juan County victories.
Bonanza visitor group and community notes in Vernal
Bonanza Se Lin 0 Barry spent last week in East Lake City. Walter Utzinger a Cmng Colo trucking operator was a Bonanza visitor last Friday. Mrs Paul Price and Mrs Wesley Robbins with their young sons were Vernal shoppers last Saturday. Mark Mackay, ill for three weeks, returned to his home last Thursday. The Romani a PTA held its March meeting with an article War and Our Schools read by Mrs Barry. Mrs Mark Mackay and Mrs Ray Chivers served lunch. Billy Baton sought Veral test week for medical attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lin
Barry
East Lake City
Walter Utzinger
Cmng
Colo
Paul Price
Wesley Robbins
Mark Mackay
Romania Pta
Ray Chivers
Bily Baton
How Green Was My Valley Review at Vogue Vogue
A film essay describing How Green Was My Valley as a distinguished drama set in a Welsh mining town. It traces a family's few years marked by strike unemployment mine disasters and personal fault lines while noting touches of humor song by Welsh singers and limited appeal for children. The audience is urged to see the movie at Vogue on Monday and Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tie Valley Wis Green
Lfe
Vogue
What Do You Think of Them Continued From Page
A wartime column condemns labor strikes amid national crisis. It contrasts soldiers risking life with workers seeking wage increases, urging loyalty and cooperation to support the war effort. It argues strikes threaten national defense and praises those who continue production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
National Defense Window Display by Legion Auxiliary
A window display at Ashton Brothers Company store promotes National Defense. It features the U S flag, Legion Mag, and four large Goddess of Liberty figures with two signs God Bl ed America and I m Glad I m an American. The display highlights aluminum utensils a 10 pound bag of aluminum rubber hose steel articles brass plumbing fittings zinc tin and other items needed to conserve resources for liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Ashton Brothers Company
U. S
Legion Mag
Goddess of Liberty
America
Former Uintah Agency clerk John Drummond dies in California
Word reaches W. S. Henderson that John Drummond former lease clerk at Uintah Ouray Indian Agency Fort Duchesne died Sunday in California. He was father of Don M. Drummond son in law of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Henderson An instructor at the Polytechnic school Fussellville Arkansas Mrs. Drummond will likely visit for a time with her son and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
John Drummond
Uintah-Ouray Indian Agency
Fort Duchesne
California
Drummond
Don M. Drummond
W. 3
Polytechnic School
Fusselville
Arkansas
Oasis Cafe Redecorated Undergoing Improvements
Oasis Cafe run by Mr and Mrs Harold Workman is undergoing improvements. Interior has been repainted in desert tan with nile green trim and some remodeling done. Exterior will be finished in white, Mr Workman says.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oasis Cafe
Harold Workman
Workman
Projects to Be Presented at Governor's Meeting
A Utah Uintah valley plan outlines road surfacing from Highway 40 to mountain areas, rock asphalt uses for feeders, and extended routes from Vernal and Roosevelt to Moon Lake. Tourist attractions would include an Indian village along US 40 with tepees and tribal dress, plus enhanced fish and game development with hatcheries, ponds, and moose relocation. The meeting at Ft Duchesne, led by C Wright, will prepare state officials for a tour and public mass meeting in Roosevelt to review all projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conutvedeen
Uinta Mountains
Highway 40
Ashley
Dry Fork Canyon
Roosevelt
Uintah Canyon
Duchesne
Moon Lake
US 40
Uintah
Co. C. Wright
B. H. Stringham
W. Th. Wallis
Vernal
Willard Dayard D
LDS Church
Industrial Development Aid Publicity Commission
Family News From Local Residents and Service Callups
Jensen and Mrs Wiley Stewart and child return from Kansas City as Wiley prepares to move to Salt Lake City for defense work. Mrs Mary Robison visits Pendleton relatives for two weeks, while Mr Lloyd Merkley and Vernal kin gather. Ita Gardner learns son Dale entered service February 28 and is stationed at Fort MacArthur California. Exton Wilkins taken to Salt Lake City for medical care. Mrs Joseph Haslem returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiley Stewart
Kansas City
Missouri
Wiley
Independence
Mwe
Salt Lake
Mary Robison
Paragonah
Lloyd Merkley
Ita Gardner
Dale
Fort MacArthur
Californa
Exton Wilkins
Balt Lake City
Joseph Haslem
Sunday Return From Area Trips and Meetings
The report lists several local residents returning from trips or attending events. Mrs George M Lewis traveled to Salt Lake City to escort her daughter to hospital. Nadine was taken to the LDS hospital for medical care. Shirley Ainge and baby visited Rangely with Shirley's parents Nile and Shirley Ainge. Grant Ainge returned to Rangely to work for Don Kenney. Lovell Richardson left for Salt Lake City to join the marines. George Ainge went to Pool Creek for work with Ralph Chew. The Escalante camp of the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers met at Lela Snow’s home with Virdie Stewart assisting. Madea Dudley spoke on missionary experiences in the church. Vera Snow shared sketches of Bernard Snow and others. Luncheon was served. Harold Ratcliff, Dinosaurs National Monument custodian, returned from Estes Park and Colorado trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
George M. Lewis
Salt Lake City
Nadine
LDS Hospital
Shirley Ainge
Baby
Rangely
Shirley
Nile Ainge
Grant Ainge
Don Kenney
Lovell Richardson
George Richardson
Marines Corps
George Ainge
Pool Creek
Ralph Chew
Escalante
Daughters of the Utah Pioneers
Lela Snow
Virdie Stewart
Madea Dudley
Jasson
Vera Snow
Bernard Snow
Barforte Katch
Lavern Pope
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dallas H Young
Lynn D. Moulton
Pidmitts
Maildred McGarrell Clark
George Clark
Eva Darsey
Fred Larson
Benjamin Cook
Ollie Just Ure
Lor Rlefencant
I Jurite
Heaters
John G
E. Enola Mock
Yoene
Wille Stevens
Rosa
Ingles Brown
Belpre
Maeser
Uene Autry
Mexico Way
Gent Autry
Starley
Brrmetty
March of Time
Praire Scooner
Bradrawford, Ata Gwyn
Cartoon — Serial
Cary Urant
Joan Fontaine
Palisades
J. W. Stevens
Price
Bonanza
Legion Auxiliary
Uintah and Ouray Agency
Yobue
Walter Pidgeon, Manrees O*harabi
Wednysday
Charles Laughton
Mary Boland
Zuzu Pitts
Pred MacMurray
Mary Martin
Robert Preston
New York Town
Aferle Uberon
Lydia
My Valley
Walter Pidgeon, Maureen O'Hara
Vogue Theatre
Harold Ratcliff
Dinosaur National Monument
Estes Pars
Focal
Teulay
Unitael
BANK
Vural
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