Vernal CCC News Capt Wooluma Returns To Duty
Veral CCC News reports Captain Wooluma returns after two weeks absent. He recounts a local Pomona Valley fair with contests and amusements. The unit reviews scrimmages, sweaters, and practice plans, plus an inspection trip to Spike Camp and portrait work by Lyman Gage. A model dam project and library magazine drives are noted alongside an anniversary party plan and a constitutional amendments discussion by Mr. Kennard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooluma
Woolums
Pomona Valley
Calif
Local Notes of Community Life and Departures
A bulletin of arrivals and movements includes the birth of a baby girl to Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Smith, a homecoming from Douglas Creek, and several members leaving for school at USAC Logan and other colleges. Meetings of the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers at Camp Thornburg, church services with speakers, and lessons read by local members are noted. Multiple residents are listed leaving for work or travel, with health concerns including a stroke risk for Mrs. Ephraim Pitt and a hospital operation for Mrs. Blake Caldwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Smith
F. E. Colton
Douglas Creek
Colo
Myron Hecking
USAC
Heber Kimball
Provo
Acel Hall
Daughters of the Utah Pioneers
Camp Thornburg
Joseph H. Bodily
Sterling Bodily
Reland Bascom
Minnie Wilson
Thomas Bingham
J. Perreen Hacking
Verdiner
Johnson
Byron Goodrich
Lewis M. Gardiner
Joseph’ FP
Esther Carrol
Mary Helen Hacking
Ludeential
Geneva Ashby
Russel Keetch
Ephraim Pitt
Mont Carpenter
Salt Lake City
Joseph P. Hacking
Kitchen Aids By Janet Houston
Bear racks and sausages with a cup and a half of coffee is any man's dish es especially on Sunday morning. Sometimes the good wife's reluctant to get out the old black Likider. Let her cast a sheep's eye on Some of the new gas ranges then mention shem in the same breath With Hapjacks to friend husband. Some models are equipped With a griddle on the left side of the Socking surface all ready for pan cakes. It is nice too when you wish Potato pancakes with a broiled steak for you can pancake above and broil below all with one burner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shem
Sunday School Party Hosts Named Attendee in Bucket List
Left Tuesday morning for Salt Lake City to attend conference. Bis Thomas Hall entertained her Sunday School class at a party during the weekend.
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Salt Lake City
Bis
Thomas Hall
Weekend Travel Notes and Local Socials Report
Mr and Mrs A DeMar Dudley plan a trip to American Folk Salt Lake City Wednesday. Dale Gardner went to Phoenix to work and will live with his sister in Loyalton. Mr and Mrs Esli Stewart and baby visit from Loyalton with friends and relatives. Wild Rose club picnic canceled by storm at Maud Snow’s home where Five Hundred was played. Alpha Wellman won, Susie Nelson second, Alice Snow third. Veda Dudley accompanies by Gerald Ross leaves for three week trip through Utah Nevada California Arizona visiting LDS temples in Salt Lake City Manti and Mesa. Sharlene Wellman and family plus Susie Nelson visit Denver Grand Junction Leadville returning Thursday. First freeze of season follows strong winds. Leo Hatch leaves for Idaho Falls to drive state roads truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. DeMar Dudley Tey
Salt Lake City
Dale Gardner
Phoenix
Ariz
Ferret Pearce
Esli Stewart
Baby
jLoyalion
Calif
Nro
Wild Rose Club
Maud Snow
Allpha Wellman
Susie Nelson
Alice Snow
Myr
Joseph S. Dudley
Veda
Gerald Ross
Mianti
Utah
Nevada
California
Arizona
Manti
Mesa
Sharlen Wellman
Denver
Grand Junction
Leadville
Pridsy
Leo Hatch
Idaho Falls
Ida
Local Association Reorganizes Under New Leadership
The primary association reorganized with Mrs. Martin Pletcher as superintendent and Mrs. Clinton Erekson and Mrs. Don Batty as counselors, replacing former leaders Mrs. Erekson and Mrs. Fletcher. Meetings will continue through winter with a winter program preview conducted by the Community Activity committees. Changes included rescheduled Daughters of the Utah Pioneers meeting to October 5 due to Conference. several residents away on various trips and work projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Pletcher
Clinton Erekson
Don Batty
Erekson
Fletcher
Ed Hoeft
George Erekson
California
Velma Bennion
Daughters of the Utah Pioneers
Tom McKeachniel
Martin Curtis
Diamond Mountain
McKeachnie Brothers
Warren Abplanalp
Bill Gregory
Idaho
Miners' Work Ends as Illness and Birth Shape Town
A fragmentary notice notes Mrs Jed Luck ill at home after a baby boy born last Thursday. Another line mentions a death in the mine community and a reference to a holiday or day named Afonday. The readable items mirror a small-town obituary and birth notice with limited details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jed Luck
Genealogical program and community events in Vernal
The Sunday program featured talks by Mabel Gardiner Mary Rasmussen and J Ross Merrell of the Genealogical organization. Afton Goodrich played piano, and a mixed quartet sang Call Me. Mrs. Mark N. Cook left for Salt Lake City to meet Morris Cook returning from the East Central States Mission. they will return to Vernal next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genealogical Organizaon
Mabel
Gardiner
Mary Rasmussen
J Ross Merrell
Afton
Sheridan
Wyo
Omaha
Bernice Lybbert
K. I. Goodrich
Lybbert
D. L
Afton Goodrich
Len P. Christensen
Vernal
Davis Leal Chivers Employed as School Bus Driver
Davis Leal Chivers is named as the bus driver for the school route formerly served by Victor Wilkins. Mrs A L Chipman travels to Salt Lake City and Los Angeles to settle home arrangements. New residents include Mr and Mrs Alvin Smuth at the Meagher home.
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William John
Alfred Simper
Idaho
Andrew Atwood
Marvin Chivers
Garry Winwerd
Salt Lake City
Lward
Colton Ranger Station
Milreday
Marion L. Moon
Larry, Jr
Jensen
Charles Murray
Charles Staurh
Community Church PT AA Heethete Program Notes
Church School at ten o clock and Church Services at eleven o clock include a Communion Sermon titled The Publican and the Sinner. Public invited. Next Tuesday at seven o clock a free Fellowship gathering will be held for all church friends.
Dinner and musical program at Community Church event
A dinner will be held at the Community Church followed by a musical program featuring Marimba solos by Mildred Derry and vocal numbers by Vernal Odette and Helen Mangleson. After the entertainment, the annual Congregation meeting will be held in the church for all attendees.
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Mildred Derry
Vernal CCC
Odette
Helen Mangleson
Registration Dates For Oct Voting In Five Slots
County Clerk F L Noel urges all eligible residents to register for the next election. Five registration dates remain in October on the 6 7 13 27 28. Those who voted in the last election are already on the registration books but must verify their names on the precinct poll books.
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F. L. Noel
Scout Workers to Attend Regional Meet in Salt Lake City
Utah volunteers plan to join the annual regional Scout meeting October 12 at the Newhouse hotel Salt Lake City. George J Fisher deputy chief executive Region Twelve will appear and speak, with Charles E Rinehart George Albert Smith and Oscar A Kirkham among expected attendees. Regional sessions include organization and Scout advancement topics with Dr Fisher addressing a noon luncheon and two talks slated during the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provo
Utah
Newhouse Hotel
Salt Lake City
J. Carlson
San Francisco
Region Twelve
George J. Fisher
Boy Scouts of America
Charles E. Rinehart
Los Angeles
George Albert Smith
Oscar A. Kirkham
Utah National Parks Couner
Mendenhall, &R
Harrison FR Merrill
Chas,ReGraff
Silver Beaver
Department On
Scout Advancement
Dinner Meeting at South High Auditorium Feasibility Discussed
A 6 p.m. dinner meeting at the South High School auditorium features Dr. Fisher delivering the principal address. Plans cover flying expenses and the former’s obligations as they come due, aiming for a positive balance if feasible. Specialists in state and regional areas review lawn and home plans for feasibility.
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South High School
Fisher
Additon
The Printing Press and Prosperity by Pitcairn speech
Raymond Pitcairn argues the press fuels prosperity by spreading knowledge, bettering goods, and expanding markets for workers and sellers. He warns against currency inflation, noting printed money cannot replace real productive strength and undermines purchasing power.
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Raymond Pitcairn
Sentinels of the Republic
Keller Ichua
Washington
Uintah County Farm Loan Program Reaches 600 Borrowers
The Uintah county farm loan program funded character loans to about 123 families, totaling nearly $62,000, from early 1935 through July 1, 1936. Loans, secured by chattel mortgages on crops and livestock, aimed to aid self-sustaining community members while repayments rose, despite a suspension as funds shifted to Midwest relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulatan County
Uintah
Middle West
Aines
Uintah County
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Glines
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Jensen Rand
Pede
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Peedss Davis
PT AA Heethete
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Evens
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Tsikbio
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Collier Furniture Co
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