Red Cross Campaign Under Way In Uintah County
The Uintah chapter launches Red Cross membership drives under chairman Mary Barnett Witmer with church and community sections listed to canvass. Red Cross Sunday observed November 14 in all churches. publicity and health education efforts continue, plus support for service members and health programs.
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Red Cross
A. @. Goodrich
Ag Followa
Davis
Sam Murray
Dragon
McGuire
Rainbow
Homer D. Ford
Watson
A. Banks
Jonsen
Mand Snow
Naples
bBirs
C. M. Iverson
South Elde
D. A. Jacob
JSON
I Maeser
Walter “McCoy
Ashley
John “Stage
Dry Fork
Joseph Engeber
Lapoint
Keith Wahlquist
Tridell
Ada Jones
Liberty
Olid Christenson
Whiterocks
R. L. Merriman
Fr. Duchesne
Kneale
Moffat
Susan Merkley
Alterra
Acel Bingham
Randlett
Owens
Bennett
D. Cooper
Wilsonu
Mary Orser
Independence
Lynne Orser
Hayden
Alfred Glines
Batty
Don
B. Colton
J. N. Davis
Geo. H Harrisson
Olsen—Schools
Geo. L. Rhodes
Mories
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Uintah
War Department
Uintah County
Farm Bureau
Mary Barnett Witmer
Wires Report Broad Red Cross Activities and Health Work
The document outlines Red Cross operations since 1919 across 128 health centers and 435 chapters, detailing medals awarded, life saving corps enrollments, and medical service supervision. It notes nurse placement post war, funding for a sick nurses home, and extensive hospital and camp work, plus road and infrastructure plans impacting Uintah Basin transport and federal aid.
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RED Cross and Health
American Red Cross
Red Cross Department of Health Service
League of Red Cross Porietipe
Gomer
Department of Health Service
Red Cross
Red Cross Iife
Department of Health
Bureau of Medical Service
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On Guard Mother Mine A Soldier Dreams Of Home
A poetical note speaks of a soldier’s longing for home as a mother stands vigil on a hilltop. The speaker imagines the familiar land, distant valleys, and the setting sun while recalling a son who proudly followed his flag. A kiss is blown and a promise to return bridges distance.
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Press Club Holds Inter Esting Meet in Logan
The Utah Press Association gathered in Logan with three sessions in the Logan chamber rooms. A legislative committee led by James H. Wallis was named to push state newspaper aims, and a separate group conveyed plans to the public. A resolutions committee also formed as the club prepared for the biennial chicken feed for legislators and officials.
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Utah Press Association
Logan
Karl
Carlton
Charles England
David Williams
Wallla
Commercial Club
Armistice Day observance in Vernal marks second anniversary
Vernal observes Armistice Day with a community program led by the Witbeck Post of the American Legion. A matinee for children, a comedy fundraiser, and a grand ball at Orpheus hall followed a day of civic celebration. Awards honored World War I veterans. a gold star ceremony paid tribute to the fallen. Former Vernal girl Kenna A. Cragan elected president of the University of Utah Women's League on November 6.
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Uintah Basin
Postoffica Department
Post Office Department
Price
Castlegate
Colton Pass
Duchesne
Duchcene
Myton
Venus
White Motor Company
Vernal
Witbeck
American Legion
Calder
Iitmink
Aahley
MH. E. Rich
Pontha
Osger
Dr. Rich
Pontha Calder
Wheeling
Snellen Miller
Henry Melican
L. H. Moore
Merrill Bennion
Univer~ Laity of Utah Women’s League
Kenna A. Cragan
Bessie Jones
Mary Bateman
Cragan
Public Service Award Honors Iron County Record
The Iron County Record of Cedar City received the top public service prize. The Vertal Express won second for best front page news and Brake-up. Judges included representatives from Salt Lake dailies Deseret News Tribune and Teelegran.
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Iron County Record
Cedar City
Vertal Express
Salt Lake
Deseret News
Tribune
Teegran
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