Vernal couples secure marriage licenses and more local events
In Vernal and surrounding areas, Ernest George Butcher and Thebas Cinthia Stevens, both of Duchesne, along with William Hy Oaks and Nellie May Bills of Vernal, secured marriage licenses. The Oaks also wed at a Davis County home, while Mrs Bills ran the Vernal Cafe for years. The community news also covers Tokawana Daughters of the Pioneers, various club meetings, elections, and upcoming celebrations in Vernal and Maeser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Ernest George Butcher
Thebas
Cinthia Stevens
Duchesne
William Hy
Oaks
Nellie May
Bills
Vani
Ashley Valley
Weston Links
Provo
Lloyd Oaka
Twin Falls
Ida
Nelle Bis
William H ‘Oaks
Alfred Simper
Davis
Bishop Simper
Mr Oaks
Maeser
Patrolman warns drivers after dark in wary weather
State Highway Patrol notes that darkness and bad weather bring numerous accidents. Patrolman Jack Youne urges all motorists to stay alert, maintain pen and brakes, and follow routine safety rules to prevent troubles after nightfall. A dramatic line recalls a man asking about his wife’s whereabouts. a maid blushes and says she is in the wash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Youne
Highwy
Cheech
Pete
Annual Legion Auxiliary Banquet Held on Armistice
The annual Legion Auxiliary banquet was held Friday at the Community House with 48 attendees. A program by High School students under Karl Engar featured songs and performances, and Mrs Leon P Christensen received a past presidents pin from Mrs Glen Lambert. Brief talks by Legionnaires addressed Witbeck Post’s future, a viol harp was played by Francis Pitt and Mary Aycock, a tap dance by Ellen Elizabeth Witbeck and Eisie Sanes with Merle Cook, and Mrs Shimmill organized the program. Commander Davis announced forthcoming city building and Legion Home construction, with plans to raise about 1500 dollars and aim for another 1000 in subscriber pledges. The Tagion will meet monthly and collaborate with the Auxiliary on the project. a crowd gathered at the Imperial Wad for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Auxiliary
Karl J Engar
Myrthen Devils
Leon P Christensen
Glen Lambert
Witbeck Post
American Legion
Francis Pitt
Mary Aycock
Leon
Barbara Rasmussen
Ellen Elizabeth Witbeck
Eisie San Aes
Merle Cook
Shimmill
The
Davis
Buiding
Legion Home
Dasis
Togo
Dhe
Atv
War era ball honors WW II armistice at Brigham event
The twentieth anniversary armistice themed ball at Brigham Vyeurg University featured barbed wire barricades and machine gun nests, with an orchestra in military costume. Proceeds benefit a student loan fund aiding needy students to continue college. Several hundred couples attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Povey Pyeveth Muawari
Worrall
Wis
Neral
East
Sephomere
Ford
Brigham Vyeurg
Sephotoris
Toa
Dar Ce
Calendar of Events and Holiday Closings
November events include B Boy Scout Pair at Imperial and Road Show on 21, Lions Luncheon on 24, schools close for holiday on 23, Thanksgiving Day on 24, duck season closes on 28, and County Commissioners on 30. December features School Board on 12, Gold and Green Ball on 16, Lions Luncheon and Shortest Day winter begins on 21, Christmas Eve on 24, Christmas Day on 25, and County Commissioners on 31. New Year’s Eve appears as a note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperial
Lions
Duchesne School Head Named to State Board
The Duchesne school district's superintendent was appointed to the state textbook commission by Governor Henry H. Plow on Wednesday. He succeeds LeRoy Bishop, former superintendent, who resigned to become principal of Morwan High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bond
Duchesne
State Textbook Commission
Henry H Plow
LeRoy Bishop
Morwun
Funeral attendance and family notices in Lake County paper
Obscure obituary note detailing the funeral of William James Dilly Farr and attendance by Mrs Hele Connaughton of Loch Calif. Mentions relatives including Cornaighton, Colway, Parr, and others with multiple consented spellings. Also lists pallbearer Sinpkins and local livestock figures Alvin Weeks and Carl Alien with incomplete context and garbled lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hele Connatghton
Loch Calif
James Dilly Farr
Connaughton
Lapent
Mr Parr
Blattte Fears
Topeka
Kan
Cornaighton
Dat v Colway
Grand Jor Fom
Louis J Parrala
Lodh
California
Glen Shirley
Beverly Cornaightin Dorts Farriel da Fay Galloway Mareuse
Verlene
Betty Fay
Friest
Mancuso
Sinpkins
Guster
Farrs
Alvin Weeks
Vinton East Livestock Show
Carl Alien
4H Congress Trip Awarded to Illinois Club Leader
The Illinois club leads the national 4H Congress with a high eight year record and 13 projects in home beautification foods clothing and charm. The top exhibitor, Mins Gaddu, earned $50 in prizes and a trip to Chicago, with four state champions and other high finishers receiving scholarships and county awards funded by Montgomery Ward for the sixteenth straight year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U‘ars
Cid Ariils
Proveno
Gooctaiist
D P Mugray
Ail Capenas
Chicago
Ble
Prises Mins Gaddu
Nith
Montgomery Ward
Paze Winning Essay on Sheep Industry in Utah Basin
The essay argues that grazing allows travel through mountains and supports conservation with springs and reservoirs for water. It notes intensive grazing harms range vegetation if sheep overconsume new ranges, but proper cooperation and laws can minimize damage. The piece emphasizes sheep industry as vital to the Utah Basin.
Wool in wardrobe teaches importance of wool fabrics
Grandma Wooley guides Fuzzy through a schoolgirl wardrobe to show wool’s value. The tale praises wool’s durability, ease of care, year round use, and its role in hats, skirts, sweaters, and dresses as Mary questions why fabrics other than wool aren’t equal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandma Wooley
Ivan
Parsy
Mary
Brest
Teason
Wooley
Fragmentary OCR Email Card Needs Clarification
The text provided is garbled and unreadable, lacking clear names places dates or events. No coherent person or organization details are present to summarize into a factual news item.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vernal Society
Wieward Fullmer
Lizzie Winward
Vernal
Thad Fullmer
Cedar City
Mra Pullmer
Cenim School
Fullmer
Tokawana
Daughters of the Pioneers
Mable Stagg
Ohoden
Sarah Hichardson
Katie Horrocks
Mable Massey
Elsie D Work
Stella Hardy
Mary Pax
Intille Steele
Altgolng
Mra
Jessis Weeks
Horrocks
Hardy Mary Johnson
Tpwtrice Schofield
Clara Preece
Muiry
J Perron Hacking
Amior
Othe
C L Fox
Vielin
Mary Aveoik
Frances Pitt
Nita Hart
May Jorgensen
Ene Ud
JB Chapman
F G Bingham
Ciab
Ty Club
Tamel
Tyde S Johnson
Milus
Ollow
Uxt
Arthiwe Woolley
Atotin
Campbell
Floyd Nol
Thos B
Birgham
Homer
Ftigbertson
Vis Figbert Baker
Bartlett
Ite
Arnie
Ola Meneers
Laveris Caplain
Lovice
Vern Ber
Seentary
Sarah B
Pierce
Witom
Sliteh
George Martinser
Abe Hatoh
Hite Orany
Pywmia
Hugh W Colton
First Ward
Mary Ricks
Pearl Shaffer
Clara Colton
L. Laurence Fox
Vera Hurst
Ralph Biddeway
Lucilla Nelson
Esther] Webber
O’nell
C R Liopkins
Kari J Engar
Alton Morrill
Virginia Noel
Bay Hatch
Bus Hatch
Belle ‘Angus
O T Bridge Club
Donald A Barr
Utopia Club
Liz
Ahe Ashton
Zina B .Howard
Hallie Bearle
Rebecca Lodge
Adair Tyanck
Gram
Neee
J . Nelheisel
Miller Cafe
Nelheisel
Paul L Cowan
Mia Derrell King
Glenn Miller
Wayland Mattsson
Canning
Elem Wit
Ted
Aaa
A Erin H Wd
Tina Nyane
Hell Woody
Fetort
Orpatioma
Polo
Congress
Ulntah Basin
Funzy's Education
Ize
Lucile
Mathie Teavey
Tindaed
Muscaiel
Mir
Uintah Gas Co
Vernal, Utah
Hank
Blaugh
Hicken
Tee
Y Bri
Twintah
J. Wallace Johnson
National Wool Week
Uintah Basin
Action Bros. Co
Orpauaxer
America
Alexis
OLD Quaker
Lawrenceburg
Ind
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