Vernal club pushes library fund via week events and loans
The Vernal Business and Professional Women's Club promotes National Business Women's Week with a dance at Imperial Hall to raise funds for the Ipan library fund for girls pursuing higher education. A March 18 Public Relations luncheon at Mrs Anna Johnston's home features talks on education, civic and business possibilities for women. The club aims to expand the library building fund which now totals 628.04 dollars, aided by other civic groups. Scholarships of 50 dollars have been awarded to several members, Virginia Noel being the first loan fund recipient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal Business and
Imperial Hall
Ipan Fund
Anna Johnston
Mary Ricks
Edith Allen
Bessie Noel
Wie
Lola Christensen
Iras White
Catherine Seeley
Lucy
Rackham
Brary ‘Uilding
Bernice Colson
Grace, Slaugh
Ina Swetman
Ada Winder
Virginia Noel
Hollywood fashion keeps Black as a high style choice
Mary Carlisle models a crepe two piece with a youthful white tunic edged in silver and rhinestones. A narrow sash crosses the back, and the ensemble exudes the year’s sleek high fashion trend as featured in Better Business World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Mary Carlisle
Proclamation Declares Business Women's Week in Vernal
The mayor proclaims March 14 to 20 as Business Women's Week to honor women in business and professions and promote community projects in education and welfare. The official proclamation dated March 10, 1837, is affixed with the city seal of Vernal.
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National
Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Business Women's Week
C. Cooper
Vernal City
Vernal
Cooper, Mayer
Local Officers Named in Historical Ballot
President Lola Christensen Vice Pres Limere Sue Becq treas Oran Watkins Miss Louise Jorgensen Mrs Mae Jorgensen Mrs Anna Johnston Rackham Mig Pearl Shaffer Miss Bessie Noel Mies Fern Ross Miss Oral Watking Mies Belle Angus Mrs Avis Weeks Mrs Lola Christensen
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola Christensen
Limere Sue Becq
da Poes Weeks ‘Treas
Oran Watkins
Louise Jorgensen
Mae Jorgensen
Anna Johnston Rackham Mig Pearl Shaffer
Bessie Noel Mies Fern Ross
Oral Watking
Mies Belle Angus
Avis Weeks
Vernal Clubs Hostesses Share Social Highlights
Mrs. J. C. Anderson hosted Utopia Club with eleven members and guests at Alexander Confectionery, then a study on Correct English. St Current Topics Club honored Mrs. Don L. McConkle with a luncheon and lessons on Better Speech, with festive St Patrick decor and a long table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utopia Club
J. C. Anderson
Charles T. Pope
Jessie Tiffany
Rose Johnson
Bessie Swain
Clara Nelson
Thelma Schanno
Alexander Confectionery
Anderson
Current Topics Club
Don L. McConkle
The
Sr. Current Topics Club
Maeser
Minnie W. Chapman
St. Patrick
Year Round Program Highlights for 1942-43 Week
A compact listing of events including Girl Scout Week activities, boxing finals, St Patrick's Service, Relief Society anniversary, opera, Palm Sunday, Lions Club meeting, student dance, Good Friday and Easter, plus Priesthood and County Commissioners sessions spanning March days. Notable entries include dates in February and March with community organizations such as UHS, Dev il-Relief Society and Stoke Priesthood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.fp
St. Patrick's Devil—Relief Society
UHS
Lions Club
Bony Dance
Stoke Priesthood
County Commissioners
Theme Program to Be Held by MIA Tuesday Evening
The MIA announces a special program titled The Theme Program to be held Tuesday evening in the chapel. It features special music a short talk and a candle ceremony to make the event engaging and entertaining for attendees.
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The
MIA
Graveside rites for Joseph H. Herring of Myton
Graveside services were held at Fairview Cemetery in Maeser for Joseph Henry Herring seventy four Ashley Valley pioneer of 1885 who died at his Myton home March 4 after a brief illness. Funeral services were conducted at the Myton LDS chapel under Glines ward bishopric with Bishop John J Eaton presiding. The invocation was by Thomas Hall and the benediction by Myod Perry. A special quartet performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M Men
John Hodgkinson
Cecil Billings
Myron Perry
Mr. Eaton
Ing
Myton
J -Oseph
Henry Herring
Riss Grown Johnson and
Elwoodge
Wilshire
England
William
Lucy Barnes Herring
America
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Salt Lake
Elizabeth Litster
Provo
Ashley Valley
California
Andrew GL. Herring
Wilmington
Cal
Vera Vargis
Margaret Anderson
Oakland
Kaethering Pueblo
Heber City
Lucy
Boren
Price
Jennie Taylor
Myron
Fairview
Maeser
Joseph Henry Herring
Myod Perry
Red Cross First Aid Course Set for March 15 to 24
Red Cross first aid instructor Ben W. Carpenter will visit Vernal from March 15 to 24 to conduct a standard and advanced course. Sessions run five times weekly for 2 hours 15 minutes, evenings at 7:30 in the Community House, with daytime lectures in Fort Duchesne and nearby towns. Attendance requires passing prior courses, a textbook, and two 40 inch triangular bandages, no tuition charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben W. Carpenter
Red Cross
3. B. Bfillecam
Uln Tah Chapter
First Aid
Carpenter
Fort Duchesne
Cours
Teath
District Court Proceedings Opened By Judge Turner
District court convened March 1 at 2 p m with Judge Abe W Turner and attendances. Harold Abplanalp pled guilty to forgery and was placed on probation for months. his jail term served two months with discharge upon good behavior. Cases of S it Bennion and Kenneth Bennion for alleged sheep larceny were quashed and remanded for rehearing. Probate matters disposed include estate continuations and distributions for John H Reader JW L Fietcher Hannah Parker and others. State Supreme Court denied will filing for Sarah O McCoy. Hugh W Colson named administrator. Several estate distributions and judgments noted, including Tax Commission action and various dismissals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe W. Turner
F. M. Alder
Dunford
Johnson
P. A. Neel
Alfred Kidd
Harold Abplanalp
Turner
Abplanalp
Juvents Court
S. It
Bennion
Kenneth Bennion
Aheep
Justice Court
John H. Reader
JW. L. Fietcher
Hannah Parker
John W. McKeachnie
Severn Houses
George W. Dickson
Fitza H. Dickson
George Thompson
Knzg
Ibeth Thompson
Delroy Angus
Henry M. Kurtz
Deborah Fiizabeth Johnson
Sarah O. McCoy
State Supreme Court
Hugh W. Colson
Joseph Lewis
Uintah Farm Bureau
State Tax Commission
State Tax Commision
Leon L. Pack
Franklin G. Slaugh
Lewis Roberts
American Surety Co
Jack Helco
Colorado Development Co.c
Fred Ms. Reynolds
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Business &Professional ‘Women’s Club
Utah Power & Light Co
Business & Professional Women's Club
Uintah State Bank
Utah
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Cort
Freddy Bartholomew
Tarzan
Vogue Theatre
Basin
Chevrolet
Hemstreet
Schaeferemeyer
P. W
Maverite
Bank of Vernal
Mia Jorgensen
Business & Professional Women’s
Clua
J. C. Penney’ Co
Business & Professional
Lucy Rackham
Vernal Society
Mars Pope
Moab
Verna
Taylor
Earl Freeman
Pope
Utah Power and Light Co
Times
Independent
Jane Pope
Clell Freeman
Miriam
Lorna Taylor
Maoh
L. J. ‘Taylor
Afton Johnson
Edna Horrocks
Orci] Massey
Ronald Horrocks
Dick Pope
H. B. Ehlers
Pet
John V. Bollwinkel
Boosters
Cub
Utah Power and Light Company
Biste Sannes
Aston Carter
Barbara ‘Tiffany
Ellen Witbeck
Shir~ Jey. Smith
Bonnie Miller
Barbara Tiffany
Elena Witbeck
W. FE. Witbeck
Vern
Shimmin
H. M. Snyder
Haller Witbeck
Metker
Witbecks
William Witbeck
Leslie Ashton
John N. Davis
W. Curry
Ir‘vin Eaton
Ethel Martin
EB. T. Corless
W. H. Siddeway
jLadles Ald
Ladies Ald Society
Henry Herriott
J. J. Kathis
Henry Drummond
Florence Kelly Ot
Jensen.ee
Women's Faculty League
Lloyd Winn
Elwood A. Gee
Winn
H. Grant
West
Norman Olsen
Marva
Meda Walker
Meee
Howard Woolley
Lemna Taylor
Thalia
Clnh
Thalia Club
Thureday
Don Hacking
Leona Baese
Zelda
Iver
Ralp Alexander
Thos
T ‘Karren
Hacking
Yehildren
Jeff
Mor Provo
Dallas H. Young
Emma Dalton
Naomi
Match- Olson Wort
Salt Lake City
Eva Ti. Hatch
Frank L. Olson
Olson
Charles William Olson
Willam B. Wallis
A. Ft
Helen Pack
Jean
Ajaxine Bills
Relict Society
Ene
Progran
Second Ward News
Joseph H. Herring
Shylock
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