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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1943
Page
4
Ration reminders detail stamp allocations for gasoline shoes meats fats and processed foods. stamps No 14 15 29 46 and others specify values and expiration dates such as November 1 1943 October 1 1944 and December 4 1943 for various categories including Brown and Blue stamps.
Notice to creditors for the estates of William Dudley Henry Hyrum Greenhow John W Pope Willford W Caldwell and LeLand Morrell appear with claims due by late December 1943 at Wallace Calder law office Uintah State Bank Building Vernal Utah. Also a school election notice and a postponement announcement are included.
Purina merchants partner with government to boost egg production. A survey shows most flocks need changes in housing, water, food, and sanitation. The Food for Victory Crusade offers trained visits to farms to implement recommended practices, aiming to raise profits and boost wartime food supply.
Birth notice notes the birth of a grandson on October 24 to Mr and Mrs Hoyle Robin, son of Ashley Ward, with minor social items from the community. Mrs R C Thortie, Mrs Nelsen, and Mrs Thorre are mentioned among attending relatives. Various local gatherings and readings are listed, including a Hallowe party, a PTA meeting, and other social visits.
Davis the quilter Libs met Tuesday morning with Eva Sini per Melbaine and Beulah. Mr and Mrs Lige Jackson left Sunday for California to visit Lorin. The M I A held a dance Tuesday after Mutial. Mr Acel Cliversey White River visited here Sunday. Mrs William file Hatch of Heber arrived to spend the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Nithan Chivers. Her husband wrote on furlough and came Saturday. Jack Boren inducted into the Army left Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Barker moved to White River. The Scots and Berlive gills under the direction of the Irators held a party at Wehert ft Floy Shaiugh Saturday. The Young Ladies Organ sal 2 neSat te dime Very mr ute jy do a Wall weed party Saturday night.
Romaelo Artegos brother Marion spent furlough with parents then reported to the army Friday night. Mrs Gilbert Lopez and baby left for Idaho where her husband works. Remodeling of the chapel affects Sunday School on Nov 7. Ward officers meeting planned for Monday night. Mr and Mrs Wim Jackson moved into Doe Poumerty. Utah trip and visitors include Mr and Mrs Lawrence Gurr and many neighbors in Ouray and nearby towns.
A spook Alley and Halloween dance drew a large crowd on Friday night with the MI A in charge at the chapel. Veldon Massey hosted a well arranged party with fifteen young guests and games. Weekend visitors included Karl Lind, a carpenter from Lehi, and a group from Salt Lake City. Louie Goodrich and Merrell Goodrich hosted guests Eugene Payne of Heber and Ray Evans on furlough from Farragut Idaho.
The past three weeks at Boulder City Nevada returned home Saturday Mrs Eugene Strasburg of Pleasant Grove was a visitor Tuesday at the home of her cousin Mrs Jov Lypbert.
Mr and Mrs Hibey Kimball of Salt Lake City visit Fili day beta for tests. Reed Ho Merkley left Colorkee mrtag for the South Pacific. Miss Ernestine Silverace visits St Merkieys parent Mr and Mrs John Ho Merkley. Mrs Fred Ges and small son Luetia Brova visit with Cifles parents Orsen Verto. From Provo, Albert, James and Milvin Dy visit Wilam Vernon. James from Ogden visits Mrs PC Stringham. Dom S Pierre welcomed a baby girl born October 25. Mrs Pearl Caldwell visiting Salt Lake City and her two sons. Mr and Mrs Aggertmeyer and Mrs Siward visit Salt Lake City. Lt Ralph Place and wife visited, he stationed in New York City, recently returned from England. Weard wife and baby daughter left for Salt Lake City to visit St Place’s mother. Jensen visitors at Mrs Ethelwynme & Collett’s. Mr and Mrs Ernest Wilkie of Los Angeles visit Grant Hacking. Earl Byron and Charles Smith from Salt Lake City hunt praisants. guests of Mr and Mrs Charles Palmer. Mr and Mrs Eldon Allred and Mr and Mrs Lord McCarty of Heber City guests of George Roberts. Mr and Mrs Hi A Smith of Midvale visit Mrs Lilly Singleton. Us wakerd for Salt Lake City to await their gon Pie Dal Tracker at U of U.
Mr and Mrs Ben Mondragon of East Lake City visited at the home of Mr and Mrs William Murray. Tila week Mr and Mrs Stephen Strim of Los Angeles and sons visited in Mueser Wednesday.
Alvin E Weeks of Uintah war price and rationing board announced a new ration book four goes into use Monday. Green stamps replace blue stamps in book two and serve 48 points for rationed foods through December. Old red and blue stamps remain valid until the new system begins in early 1944.
The American Junior Host Cross drive gains momentum in Uintah county schools under Miss Beatrice Stringham. It aims for 100 percent pupil participation from about 2250 students to meet the county quota of 99 percent comfort and recreation articles for armed forces. Last year 751 items were donated. this year 243 menu covers were sent to the Navy and bags for refugee children were provided by elementary grades. Mr and Mrs Karl J Enger of Salt Lake were here for a pleasant hunt.
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