Food thrift program urges saving to stretch nourishment
The program calls on readers to rethink use of food and stretch scarce resources. It emphasizes getting more nourishment from plentiful items and making a little meat go further.
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1943
Page
8
The program calls on readers to rethink use of food and stretch scarce resources. It emphasizes getting more nourishment from plentiful items and making a little meat go further.
The article notes Mr and Mrs Otis Weeks are the parents of a baby girl. Clive Davis plans to leave next week for Washington DC for employment with the U S Shipping Board. Wills Johnson Jr will take over Continental Oil Company management at Price. A marriage license was issued March 10 to Clarence Johnson and Clara Collett. Congressman Don B Colton returns home later this month.
Col Hugh W Colton and party returned to Vernal from a ranch visit at Thorne to buy calves after a short furlough. The group noted clear sun during their Washington trip with few sunny days otherwise. Karl and Lawrence Allen delivered a semi trailer to load the entries Cole Toton had purchased.
Vague account mentions Wally Caliweh and a man from the Division visiting the Willow Creek area. It notes trouble with a pad and dry roads, with references to days Wednesday and Friday and a Golden Hatch returned om Vernal. The garbled text limits concrete facts.
Funeral services for Glenn Roy Thompson infant son of Verl and Mrs Thompson were held at home in Ashley conducted by Bishop Alma Preece. A ladies chorus performed Your Sweet Little Rosebud Has Left You and Sometime We’ll Understand.
The funeral was directed by the Swi Fureral tome. A0 Bishop Preece dedicated the grave. The start was born in March and died March 13. He is survived by his parents Clyde Ver and Clara Lea, a brother, and his aunt Clara Lea. Also noted are Mr and Mrs John Harrison as grandparents.
Miss Elva Caldwell was chosen queen representing Maeser Ward at the Gold and Green Ball Friday. Mrs Clyde Anderson visits Vallejo, California, to stay with her sister for several weeks. Miss Pearl Dudley returns from a two week vacation in California with trips to Los Angeles, Dieg, Enterprise, and Salt Lake with missionary companions. Mr and Mrs Crosley relocate to the Don Pearce farm. Mrs Crosley is Thora Pearce. Mr John N Massey and Laurel Jeanard Massey visit from Salt Lake City after a stay with Pyt Carth Massey. Garth Massey served in Texas. on travel leave to new post. Mr and Mrs Mervil Brock and Norval Mass ward family of Miivale ud Set Norval Mass ward visit Verrall. Garth Atwood heads to Los Angeles for work. Ard 4 reports from Texas, Cre a Tak Sou, and floyets. Temperatures near Verna at 21 degrees with 12 inch precipitation since Sunday. Betty Lou Jorgenson and Karma Rae Richrisen of Provo stay with Mrs. Carrie Richardson.
Local residents and families are noted visiting and traveling, with arrivals and departures including Mrs Wn Morrison and Mrs ACD Beeley returning from vacation, Mr and Mrs Mytum Toone announcing a baby boy, and Sylvia Turner and others attending events in Salt Lake and Ogden. A number of residents are reported moving, hosting gatherings, and relatives visiting in Fort Stelly, Bingham, and Lafayette, Colorado readings and church activities.
A jumble of sale and trade notices lists items and opportunities across Utah towns including Provo and Naples, with homes, rental income, farm goods, seed potatoes, and livestock offerings. Names like Lewis Lind and Louis Thorne appear along with phone and box numbers for inquiries, plus partial notes on local notices and a few personal items.
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