Son of County Official Joins Army Police in Washington
J Haymond Bolton, son of Mr and Mrs John G Bolton of Bennett, has entered the army four months ago and received an initial rating. Bolton is stationed at Fort Worden Washington as a military police and reports that he enjoys army life andits strict duties.
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Ward
John G. Bolton
Bennett
J. Haymond Bolton
Arny
Niaher
Bolton
Fort Warden
Washington
Fig
National Legion Commander to Meet Utah Member in Salt Lake
National Commander Jynn Upshaw Stambaugh of the American Legion arrives in Salt Lake City for a conference with Legion officials in Utah and a public meeting at the Newhouse Hotel this Thursday evening. The event involves Legionnaires and their partners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jynn Upshaw Stambaugh
American Legion
Salt Lake
Legion
Utah
Newhouse Hotel
Legionaires
Meeting to Bring Statewide Attendance Across Sections
A statewide gathering will include attendees from all sections, uniting diverse groups for the meeting. The event aims to foster collaboration and address shared concerns across regions.
Marvin Smith Chosen Chairman of County Weed Committee
Marvin Smith was named chairman of the county weed committee by the county commissioners. The meeting at the county courthouse established the executive slate with LeRoy Taylor as first vice chairman Cecil Billings as second vice chairman and Russell R. Keetch as secretary treasurer. The group discussed appointing a county weed chairman for 1942 and invited written applications due by March 30 to Keetch or Smith. George L. Hodson of the State was noted.
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Phe
Comrlsalui
Ars
Marvin Smith
LeRoy Tseylor
Cecil Billings
Russell R. Keetch
Keetch
Mr. Smith
George L. Hodson
Agriculture Board Targeting Weeds in County Action
The Board of Agriculture and state weed project supervisor urged eradication of White Top with Russian Nap Weed to rid the county of morning glory and other nuisance growths. The group planned continuing projects this year and will meet Monday, March 30.
Farewell Party For Pvt Russell Cuch At Whiterocks
A farewell gathering was held at Whiterocks school for Private Russell Cuch on furlough from the U S Marine Station in Oakland. Cuch, son of Sapannese Cuch, and associate Alfred Pawwinnee were honored with a short program including a vocal solo, Ute Indian prayer, and dances. The event, sponsored by local residents, featured music, readings in Native Indian lyrics, and refreshments for attendees at the Whiterocks Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiterocks School
Trussel Cuch
United States Marine
Oakland
California
Cuch
Sapannese Cuch
Whiteriver
Utes Shorty
Russel
Alfred Pawwinnee
John Pawwinnes
Ehlet
United States Marines
San Diego
Love
Cub
Ip Marine Stretien
Oaklardd
Pawwinnee
Pearl Harbor
Avas
Aiverton
Mae Secakuku
Talbot
Sapanlese
Curl
Uintah
Andrew Tank
Wright
AMG
United States
Murray
Fred Mart
Andrew Frank
Monk Jim
Julius Murray
Mre Rasslery
Prity Pal Showalter
Katherine Danily
Whiterocks
Wests
Lee Kay to Show Fish and Game Pictures Here
Chet bee Baas eter. 'mh director for the Utah State Fish and Game Commission will address and show pictures of the wild life of Utah at the Michigan County courthouse on April. It is thought the courthouse, being more centrally located, could draw a larger crowd than the auditorium, said deputy game warden Henry Haugh.
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Vertial Gay Ann
Chet Bee
Utah
Michitan County Court House
Mrs. Kay
UMS
Menry Haugh
Basin Federated Women Clubs Meet at Scout House Saturday
Basin Federated Women Clubs announce their second annual convention at Scout House Ver nal Registration begins 11 30 am with Danmar Ayrock in charge The convention opens 11 45 am with allegiance led by Mrs G Woolley welcome by Mrs Lena Haws business and reports followed by election of officers Luncheon at 12 40 pm Event features songs by Ellen Rawlings and readings by Kathleen Blur and Olea Mohiman Readings and vocal solo by Kathleen Blur address by Mrs Bart Lawrence and installation of officers Planned for Salt Lake City April 1-10 with hotel headquarters at Hotel Utah including pre publicity by Mrs W S Taylor Details include dedication events and governors to attend The event marks the 45th annual gathering of the Women s Club movement.
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Minile Wo Chapman
Ulaith Brin
Gna Woolley
Lena Haws
Minnie Wo Chapmar
Chi
Ellen Rawlings
Jumer Roctal Guiture Club
Olea Mohiman
Kathleen Blur
Mary Man
Bart Lawrence Cuepper
Worten
Salt Lake City
Te Hobe
Utah
Prescorvertiens Une Tin
Wlan Farntal
Hanne
Herebert
Sugar Rationing Cards Drive Registers 3000 at Vernal Central
Volunteer helpers aided Job Stagg principal of Vernal Central School to register over 3000 for sugar ration cards last week. From Tuesday to Friday, parents, PTA members, Uintah High School girl stenographers, and teachers worked without pay from 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm after school each day, in a display of patriotic duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Job Stagg
Central Schoo
Pota
Uintah High School
Snowfall on Ashley National Forest Shows High Water Content
Forest officials report unusually high water content in snow on Ashley National Forest. Woxensen, a forest ranger at Mountain View, Wyoming, completed analysis of snow content early this week. Records show north side of the range averaged 84 percent water content, about 30 percent higher than last year, marking the highest since 1938 and earlier years. Earl C. Sanford, supervisor, notes the year’s findings with further trip details in Mountain View.
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Woxensen
Mountain View
Wyoming
Woogensen
Earl C. Sanford
Ashley National Forest
Sanford
Thessoy
Mantis Jana Mountain View
Government to Supervise Resettlement of Japs From Pacific Coast
Governor Herbert Maw orders federal agencies to take over Japanese resettlement on the Pacific coast. He cites plans for reception centers and district dispersal under federal supervision with guards and orderly deployment. Communication from Tom C Clark at the Presidio directs districts and procedures for relocation.
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Pacific Coast
Covenor
Herbert Bo Maw
Uintah County
Gentenen
Army
Interpr
Tom C Clark
Presidio of
San Francisco
Neltises
Ofteeng
Jose Mit
Serbul
Clarkwin
Herbert
Sister of Lafe Richardson Buried in Klammoth Falls Oregon
Mrs. Pearl Brown of Klammath Falls Oregon died Friday due to a paralytic stroke from last year. Surviving are sister Martha son Ellmis Brown of Klammath Falls two brothers Lafe Richardson of Vancouver and Lawrence Richardson of Seattle and a half sister. Services were held March at Klammath Falls. Mrs. Brown had resided in Vermal.
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Pearl Brown
Klammoth Falls
Oregon
Martha
Ellmis Brown
Klammoth Walls
Lafe Richardson
von Lawrence
Hospital News: Mrs Davis Released Home After Heart Attack
Mrs Charles Davis is released to return home after a serious heart attack Sunday. Mrs Ina Deedy underwent an appendectomy Monday. Mrs Swetman, nurse at Basin Hospital, was operated on for appendix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Davis
Davis
Ina Deédy
Swetman
Ba~sin Hospital
Stake Play to Be Given as Budget Event
The upcoming blurleot program at the jatake venue features a threeend play titled "ttle Tie Wrong Mr Rabe" to be performed at the Uletal High school wigitarium. Cast includes Asbel Matwhit and Venetta Shitter with support from Mrs Manion and Mrs Efitin Johnsen. proceeds support the budget event.
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Rabe
Uletal High School
Wigitarium
Mia Ye
Manion
Asbel
Price
Messiah Mode
Ksen
Dally
Kyrony Woolley
Burger
Betsty
Efitin
Johnsen
Venetta Shitter
Alterra High Junior Prom Held Friday
A large crowd attended Alterra High School’s Junior Prom Friday with the theme Deep In the Heart of Texas featuring pine trees cacti and outdoor scenes. Dorothy Caldwell and Laddle Timathy were crowned king and queen as the prom concluded.
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Alterra
Texas
L. G. Noble
Luke Clegg
W. T. Rice
LJ Walker
Ursel Allred
Nep
Laddle Timothy
Lorna Bigelow
Prome
Erald Wiswomibe
Dorothy Caldwell
Ruel Boutly
Paculty
Helen Demos
Max Seeley
Laddle Timathy
Promensee
Work Starts On City Water Line In Ashley Canyon
City workers begin laying new water line in Ashley Canyon to supply public projects. Mr Feitch says ample work will employ a large crew from now until late fall, with crews shifting to Maeser tank and replacing sections of old pipe as construction proceeds.
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City Water Line
Ashley Canyon
Oscar M. Lyman
Feitch
New City
Centennial celebration at entertainment society event
The Jetinen Heller Society marked its centennial with an evening program led by President Mary Gardner. Readings by Lydia Wilkins, a short play “Father's Day,” songs by Marleen Rooks and Herald Merkley, and a luncheon for about 200 guests followed by a dance. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Orvil Dudley and others.
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Ffy Poe Ceehof Hessee
Die Jetinen Heller Society
Mary Gardner
Song
Marleen Rooks
Herald Merkley
Reading
Lydia Wilkins
Melvin. Wilkins
Ella Moon
Orvil Dudley
Ora Curfew
Howard Wilkins
Mra Nile Ainge
Joy Louise
Robert J. Miles
Sun Valley
Idaho
Chas N. Miles
Joy Rae
Railway Mall
District 4
Denver
Colorado
Jersen
Eugene Valtzela
Bonanza
Harlan Wellman
Moonyeen
Grand Junction
Susie Nelson
Wellman
Noah Nekswt
Bernara Moon
Peatl Harbor
Maeser Relief Society Holds Centenary Night
Last Tuesday Masser Relief Society hosted a centennial gathering with members sharing memories and plans for continued service. The event featured brief talks from longtime attendees and a display of the group’s early charitable work.
Community program and social notes in ward gathering
The article records a ward program led by Mrs. Margaret Caldwell with readings by Mrs. Eleanor Vernon and others. It notes a Te-Net Society representation, a musical saw performance by Mr. Alwyn Cull, vocal solo by Rose Marie Timothy with Donna on accordion, corsages for new and old members, dancing, and luncheon for about 250. It lists numerous local visitors and family movements to Salt Lake and Roosevelt, arrivals of newborns, and church group activities including Deacons and primary conference events.
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Margaret Caldwell
Eleanor Vernon
Rellef Society
Te- Net Society
Louisa Hacking
Alwyn Cull
Lyle Glines
Rose Marie Timothy
Donna
Nellie Allen
Maaie Christensen
Mark M. Hall
Maysie
Thora Hall
Coalville
Utah
Heber Kimball
Howard Williams
Joseph BP. Hacking
Ella Stringham
Della Anderson
Lilly Singleton
Salt Lake
Mark Stringham
Merrill Anderson
Maryin Singleton
Harvey
Christensen Beatrice Stringham
Salt? Lake
Bonanza to Hob Relgan Called for Army Training
Bonanza resident Hob Relgan has been drafted to report to Fort Logan and then to a training camp. Mrs Relgan stays at Uppoint with her brother while others attended a Rebecca Lodge convention in Meeker Colorado. A flood damage incident on White River disrupted drinking water for four days before the ice cleared. Ridney Arth Jr. traveled to State Colorado for army medical examination.
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Hob Relgan
Bonanza
Fort. Logan
Relgan
Uppoint
Eugene Voetzel
Norman
Havens
Meeker
Colo
Melvin Atwood
Colorado
Joe Postina
Dragon
C. A. Boswell
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Vernal
Kenneth Hadlock
State
Anny
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