Lapoint News Highlights Furlough Returns and Local Events
Veral Warburton returns to Camp Cooke after a 10 day furlough. Recent visits include Thursa Sprouse in Hayden, Shirl Kump with Loyal Cox in Huntington, and family Gatherings across Vernal and Roosevelt. Altarra High held Junior Prom March 23 with Phyllis Miller as Prom Queen. Nearby residents attend contests at Carbon College and travel to Salt Lake City for basketball tournaments.
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Veral Warburton
Floyd Warburton
Camp Cooke
Cal
Warburton
Japan
Thursa Sprouse
Hayden
Mae Sprouse
Thelma Winn
Shirl Kump
Loyal Cox
Huntington
Clyde Cox
Cox
Mack Nyberg
Caroline Thompson
Bill Yack, Jr
LaVar Karren
Artesia
June Lee
Alfred Christensen
Don Millecusa
Salt Lake City
Ey Jenkins
Vernal
George Jenkins
Mes
Tex Orton
Assa
Meraspital
Elmer Calewell
Yara
Clair Bur
Rodney Horrocks
Kenneth Broadhead
Joseph Horrocks
Grant Broadhead
Ardila Caldwell
Carolyn
Raymond Bigelow
John Jackson
Ogden
Jackson
Annie Davis
Bert L. Angus
Ballard
Lorna Searle
Glee Wardle
Joleen Swain
Lapoint
Carbon Colleges
Price
Lyle Petry
George Bigelow
Barbara Lowe
Roosevelt
Thurmer Rasmussen
Nile Bigelow
Kenneth Hubert
Morrell
Tridel
Mrs P Anderson Hosts So Called Birthday Party In Roose velt
Mrs Peter Anderson of Roosevelt presided over a birthday gathering as Frances Bowen and others celebrated Mrs Andersons birthday anniversary and the Bowen family attended. Remarks mention several relatives and friends from Vernal Roosevelt and nearby communities.
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Mra. P. Anderson
Peter Anderson
Roosevelt
Sweden
Frances Bower
Edith Allred
Amrod
John McKowen
Relief Society
Veil Haslem
Provo
BYU
Clair
John Haslem
Charles
Fern Oberhansley
Hayden
Terculy
Frances Bowen
J A. Houston
Salt Lake
Mary Bolton
Doris Haslem
Delma Long
Betty Bolton
Nell Harrocks
Gale Rasmussen
Whiterocks Ward
Loyce Bolton
Keith
Vernal
Fire hazards spread by cigarettes threaten homes
The nation faces a fire hazard from cigarettes and lighting devices. Smoking materials and lighters keep fire departments busy, causing about a third of all fires. The message urges readers to consider the risks and act to protect lives and property.
Base Land Agencies Unite for Mire Fighting Program
A coalition of land managing agencies in the Ulhian Basin forms a joint program to protect forage and watershed in the Verbal area. Representatives from the Bureau of Land Management Sol Conversiven Service Indian Service and Forest Service outline procedures and assign responsibilities amid a forecast of severe range and forest fire season due to light snowfall and dry conditions.
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Base Land Agencies
UNITE
al Land Managing Agencies
Ulniah
Tinein
Bureau of Tant Management
Sol Conversiven Service
Indien Servi Vuk
Foreat
Meetag
Date C Naylor
Bureau of Land Management
Paul Krause
The
Indian Service
Jess’ Lombard
National Park Service
Howard Ivory
Let Conservation Service
Glen A. Lambert
William D. Hurst
Forest Service
Washburn Rites Held for Provo Educator Jess A Washburn
Funeral services for Jess A Washburn 78 educator and churchman were held Saturday March 17 in Provo Berg Mortuary Chapel with B Dean Buckner officiating. Born April 30 1873 in Shonesbury Cand County he moved to Huntington 1885 served a mission 1899 1901 and earned a masters from BYA in 1940. He led Duchesne schools and the Provo seminary system and wrote many church books. Survived by widow nine sons and one daughter plus numerous grandchildren. services attended by regional church and education leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess A. Washburn
Provo
Diam
Berg Mortuary
B. Dean Buckner
Grandview Ward
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day
Mr Washburn
Shonesbury
Cand County
Danial A
Margaret Johnson Washburn
Huntington
Luclla W Wakefield
Mant Temple
Washburn
Duchesne
Uintah Basin
Ife
BYA
Duchenne
Franklin PD West
Will Bond
Duchesne County
Lynn Bennion
Salt Lake City
Bobm DD Norman
Panger Ward
Henry Mathiax
Claude Robbins
Va Washburn
Orem
Jon Washburn
Price
Thomas Ly Washburn
Pocatello
Idaho
Don B Washburn
Barr
Mar
Commercial Wood Land Ownership Statement
A claim that one third or about 140 million acres of the nation’s commercial woodland is owned by farmers, suggesting this area exceeds the combined forests of Norway, Sweden, and Iceland. The wording is fragmentary and lacks precise details on date or source.
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Norway
Sweden
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