Sewing Pattern Handful of Styles for Girls and Women
Vintage sewing patterns offer patterns 8724 8800 and 6415 with sizes 2 to 38 for dresses and smocks. Yardage listed for 39 inch or 54 inch material plus ribbon. Coupon instructions request mention of the newspaper name. Ice on Green River receding with rotten edges. Local events note Sacrament services and community club meetings with residents from Vernal and Escalante.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wear &S
Nouxeauld
Ois
Legal notices for estates and property sale in Uintah County
Several probate notices list creditors for the estates of Levern Hansen Magdaline Hansen Walter Squier and Sarah C McCoy, all in Vernal Utah, with claims due by May 1 or May 20, 1937, and estate administration details. A mortgage foreclosure sale is announced for March 20, 1937 at Uintah County Courthouse, Vernal, including land lot descriptions and water rights, plus final land patent proof notices for Joseph Holmes in Vernal with witnesses named.
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Levern Hansen
Hugh W. Colton
Vernal
Utah
Magdaline Hansen
Armin
Severn Hansen
Walter 5
Squier
Verna
Grace E. Squier
Walter 5S
Mill
Baran C. McCoy
Sarah C. McCoy
Notice of Public Land Claim Retention in Utah
United States Department of the Interior notice announces Alva J Hatch of Watson Utah has filed retention to prove up final claim on lands in Lake County near Vernal. The case references a 1932 desert land entry No 049638 for Lot SW and NW portions in Section 6 Township 1 South Range 11 East Gads Lake Meridian. Public hearing set for April 1937 before Notary Leon P Christensen in Vernal with witnesses Erskine Hatch Fente Johnson Arthur Tomlinson Orville Thompson. Thomas F P Thomas Register. First published February 18 1937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of the Interior
General Land Office
Salt Lake City
Utah
Joseph Holmes
Vernat
Ims Nocate
Beelion
Township
East Lake Meridian
Leon P. Christensen
Verna
Alonzo Atwood
Archie M. Richardson
Leonard Cook
Robert Cook
Vernal
USA
Thomas IF
Thomas
Register
United Siates Department of the Interior
East Lake City
Alva J. Hatch
Watson
Range
Erskine Hatch
Fente Johnson
Arthur Tomlinson
Orville Thompson
Ouray
Thomas FP. Thomas
Notice to water users in Uintah County Utah 1937
State Engineer Salt Lake City Utah issues notice to Zelph Calder of Vernal Utah that a 3000 acre foot water appropriation from Pot Creek is filed. Water storage from March to August, with dam 25 feet high and diversion of 1050 acres of land. File No 32427 protests due within 30 days.
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Omee
Salt Lake City
Utah
Zelph 8
Calder
Vernal
Ians of
Pot Creek
Uintah County
Niacor
Wia
Nieof
T. A. Mumphreys
State Enfancer
Busy Bee Club and Relief Society Meeting Recap
Tuesday afternoon the Busy Bee serving club and the Relief Society gathered at Mrs. Eugene Woodruff's home. Instructor Iva Caldwell helped with sewing tasks as ladies worked on hand crafts. About 55 ladies enjoyed refreshments. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Edna's home.
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Busy Bee
Relief Society
Eugene Woodruff
Iva Caldwell
Edna
Fin of a Flying Fortress
Major Barney Giles of Langley Field Virginia stands before Uncle Sam’s new Flying Fortress. The aircraft, designed for the Army Air Corps, is powered by four 450 horse power engines with three blade propellers and was tested under Major Giles’s supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney Giles
Langley Field
Virginia
M Men and Gleaners Hold Ward Event and Birth Reflections
A crowd from this ward attended a picture show and dance sponsored by the stake M Men and Gleaners last Wednesday evening. Mrs. Will Reid remains only mildly improved after a period of illness. Wayne Batty celebrated his sixth birthday with a party hosted by Mrs. Don Batty featuring games and a gift-filled program followed by lunch. Ward and Sunday School conference set for March seventieth, with special programs planned for each session. Simper traveled to Salt Lake to acquire farm machinery. Ernest and Mrs. Johnson visited Salt Lake City for business and leisure. Graveside services were held for Joseph Herring at Muneseer cemetery. Herring and family were longtime residents.
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Jay Simper
Salt
Myrtle Exekson
Muneser Cemetery
Joseph Herring
Mr. Herring
T This
Jensen Ate to Mrs Ire Gardner Funeral Attendance News
Mrs Ire Gardner has been seriously ill but is greatly improved. Mr Sam Fratto and Mrs Fratto travel to Price to attend the funeral of Mr Fratto's mother, Mrs Joe Fratto, who died Thursday from cerebral hemorrhage. Mr and Mrs Robertson Helper visit several days with Mr and Mrs Joseph S Dudley.
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Ire Gardner
Sam Fratto
Price
Mr. Fratto
Joe Fratto
Robertson
Joseph S. Dudley
W2d Rose Club St Patrick’s Party and Ward Lights Event
Mary Dudley hosts St Patrick’s Party at Mrs Florence Kelly’s home where Five Hundred winners were Mrs Florence Kelly first and May Stewart second. Eleven members and four guests share picnic lunch. Bernice Collett visits aunt Mrs Alice Snow in town. Ward party celebrates electric lights installation at Jensen ward chapel with MIA program and a basketball game won by the M Men, refereed by Elwood A. Gee. Susie G. Nelson visits by son and daughter, Harley Stewart leaves for Columbia job, Waggoners to Colorado farewell, Mrs Lloyd Gilroy ill, daughter Theata Hatch visits from Dragon.
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Robertson
Mary Dudley
Rose Club
St. [Patrick's
Florence Kelly
Jensen Ward
Wiley Stewart
M’ Men
Boy Scouts
M Men
Elwood A. Gee
Vernal
Susie G. Nelson
Herden Nelson
Rainbow
James Oaks
Maezer
Harley Stewart
Columbia
Mia
Ralph Waggoner
Colorado
Lloyd Gilroys
Theata Hatch
Dragon
Sitdown era and odd notes from a past week
A fragmented clipping notes several items: a workmen cut a tree on the Supreme Court building grounds possibly indicating aging. Boston subscribers can talk into a tape recorded phone, seen as a step back from the party line. a historian calls this the sitdown era signaling continued worker fragility. Vermont hens lay four unusually large eggs implying rugged individualism, while a book author fails to answer a question about parking near a shopping district.
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Supreme Court
Boston
Community Notes and Local Visits Highlight Sparse District Update
Mrs. Wiliam Murray thanks residents for cooperation at the Band Mathers food sale. Melvin Gray visited from Gusher with his parents, Bryant Roper traveled to Fort Duchesne for employment, and Miss Theligia Ferry returned from Lapoint after a three week visit with her mother. Maeser water works start delayed until snow melts. Wallace Oaks to San Francisco for foot injury treatment from a 1935 COCO camp accident. Verdin R. Johnson family and Wanda Shee departed for Salt Lake City. Wilman Turner joined them from Price for a visit. Orin Collett returned from Indian Canyon for a few days, Joseph Merkley bought the Joe Engberson home at Dry Fork. Engberson to move to the new home soon. Albert Jones family moved from Brush Creek coal mines to their local farm.
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Bryant Roper
Fort Duchesba
Theligia Ferry
Lapoint
Floyd, Perry
Maeser
Wallace Oaks
San Francisco
Coco
Utah
Wanda Shee
Salt Lake City
Wilman Turner
Price
Orin Collett
Hesday
Indian Canyon
Jozeph Merkley
Joe Engberson
Dry c Fork
Engberson
Albert Jones
I J
Brush Creek
Soaring Into Action for Mimic War mn Sunday
George Wilson lost a valuable work horse during the week. Clark Larson bought a name int Vernal and moved his family there on Saturday. The educational sewing class met Friday at Mrs. Wm BP Vernon. Edith Blackburn returned from New York City where she has worked since November. Duchesne visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mitchell and family. Mrs. Mitchell will stay a few days. Arty Mitchell, Donald Bench and Duchesne families visited F. E Colton. Leah Schofield of Provo stayed with J. W. Ashby. mother of Dale Schofield, 1935 track captain and 1936 US Olympic representative in Berlin, teaching in Provo high school. Mrs. Scho field was Leah Glines of Maeser. Mrs. Roland Bascom is improving at a local hospital. Ivan Slaugh returned to Price for work. Carl R. Richens and Don L. McEacke received large shipments of baby chicks. Earl Wamsley and Clarence Searle returned to Fort Duchesne. Mrs. Rulon Hacking returned from Salt Lake City. Evelyn Richardson spoke at Sacrament meeting. Margaret Oaks gave a piano selection. P C Stringham and son Thad and grandson Kenney Karren retired from Ogden.
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George Wilson
Clark Larson
Vernal
Vernon
Edith Blackburn
New York City
Bill Mittchell
Duchesne
Fred Reynolds
Famly
Mitchell
Arty Mitchel
Donald Bench
F. E Colton
Leah Schofield
Provo
Mes
3. W. Ashby
Dale Schofield
U. S
Berlin
Germany
Schofield
Leah Glines
Maeser
Roland Bascom
Ivan Slaugh
Price
Carl R. Richens
Don L. Mc Ecakle
Earl Wamsley
Clarence Searle
Fort Duchesne
Rulon Hacking
Salt Lake City
Evyln Richardson
Margaret Oaks
P. C. Stringham
Thad
Kenney Karren
Ogden
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Green
C. Noel
Andrew Dudley
Warren L. Billings
Ralhtow
Billings
Wild Rose Club
Jéan Robinson
Dandhean
Suster
Nelson
Victor Nelson
DUP Mets
Jemina Dudley
Alice Snow
John W. Weaver
Virginia Nelson
Almira Moon
Katie Pitt
Ghia
Pathe
Legals
Sheriff's Base
Uinteh
State of Utah
Effie Jacobs
Sheriffs Base
A. D
Uintah County Court House
J. Emery Johnson
Glines Sede
Fashion Bureau
Sterling Place
Brooklyn
Sig
Isaenee
Vernal Express Fashion Bureau
Vermont
Rugge
America
Wiliam Murray
Band Mathers
Melvin Gray
Sam Gray
Mimic
Europe
Courageous
Mediterranean
Mac
BY Roughner
Owen Wall
Vernal Express
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