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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1942
Page
3
Local residents and relatives travel for Thanksgiving week with visits to Salt Lake City Danvers Camp Claiborne and California. People attending range and department meetings include Scott A Smith David G Smith Veley Buyans and grazing officials from Salt Lake. A play by the MIA and social events are noted along with several family departures and reunifications.
Fragmented item notes a visit and family events in Salt Lake City. Mentions Gladys Karten retirement and a church service schedule. Includes names like Mo Ea ett Mi and Pad wetrt, plus references to relatives and a weekend gathering.
Fragmented text outlines discussing an OPA rule to halt a buying rush. Mentions penalties up to 10000 dollars and decade-long limits, with references to hotel days and regulatory actions. Includes names such as Mr Willian Blagi and Mr Slaugh, and state board involvement.
Dr Li Wirt a world traveler and minister from Claremont California addressed packed meetings at Alterra Vernal My n Roosevelt and nearby venues. The Civilian Defense Councils sponsored programs praising his Alaska Australia Beit travels and urging support for exploration and education leading to broader understanding of world events.
An expert explains how the Meat Declaration Program applies to home slaughtered calves hogs sheep and veal and that the total supply will cover beef pork veal lamb and mutton whether slaughtered at home or commercially A weekly allowance of more than two and a half pounds may be justified during peak supply periods but should be a yearly maximum The director notes wild meat should not be declared but can be included to ease shortages Miss Elna Miller urges homemakers to cooperate and stretch supplies in a patriotic effort for victory
Central School PTA initiates a book collection to stock the library with support from Lions Club President Francis Pel teh the Beloc Boarder and Mrs Noel Treas. The event includes remarks by Mrs Anne King and Mrs Marla Karren with Clarence Palmer offering a benediction. Interment was at the Vernal Memorial Park after the brief life of a newborn child born on November Waard, who lived only a few hours.
The Uintah Basin Lions gathered in Duchesne for a zone meeting. Vernal led with 13 members present including Mr Felich and Donald R Lair, among others, with talks on war program plans and club leadership.
Forty one men were drafted for induction with thirteen leaving Friday. Names include Leland Von, Davis Jess McCarrell, Wurres Kart, Deloss Sear, Owi Ray Hardy, Walter Shitty Bowder, Lorin Phillip Cartti, Jack Dermurr Alexander, BoysL Rifard, Harvey Glen Long. Five were jailed and the rest await their call for service.
Public notices report funeral services for the Tomlinson infant held Monday afternoon. The service was conducted at the home of the infant's grandparents Mr and Mrs Browi with interment at Homallful Home. Reverend Alley Bartl led the service followed by a burial rite.
Uintah County is slated to receive a divisional award pennant after two days of voluntary work. More than 25 tons of scrap were processed at the focal depot with the aid of a wrecker provided by Henry Schachmeyer. Contributions came from the Huber brothers of Lapoint and Frankard Fimer, GK Ral, and the Argus Brethren.
Community notes describe local Junior Red Cross membership details and related fundraising figures, including county per gent rates and ongoing drives. It mentions Beatrice and various residents, noting military families and Thanksgiving visits, with several short household updates and local travel plans.
Sgt Charles Morrison sailed to Camp White Oregon after furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs Wm Morrison. A dinner party honored Morrison and the Morrison family. Mrs Anna Smith and baby left for McKien Wyoming to meet Carter A Smith at Camp Lee Virginia. Arnold Kidd visited Salt Lake City, Mrs Luen Kwitchett and Bride Watkins also noted. Paul Watkins injured in no bark Gily mine, returning home. Ivan Atwood family warded to ward last week. Garth Alwox, formerly with G Perry Co at Salen Oigor, returned after Army Air Corps service. Mrs Albert Freestone and children returned from Salt Lake.
Mr and Mrs Charles Robbins of Aspen Tunnel Wyoming visited this week with Mrs Robbing par eota Mr and Mrs Wiley Collet.
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