Naples-eee Re Counts of Local Social News in Beaver
Local notices recap visits and travels of residents from Santa Monica to Beaver and Wet ert Beverages include dances at the chapel with Ada Opeisian and Ames Duvall providing music Thirty couples attended a melon bust and party. Mrs Golda Siimers knee injury is noted. several residents journeyed to Balt Lake City and Roosevelt for markets and family events. relief society opening planned. various family visits and moves reported through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Cientry
Santa Monies
Californian
Beaver and
Wet
Ma Gentry
James Unwell
Bob Tack
Oxden
Cladys
Karen
Urk
Gee
Glen Gotisiaw
Lake City
Santaquin
Mather
Naples
Dutts
Ada Opeisian
Ames Duvall
Ian Chivers
Golda Siimers
Orva Lubbert
Arthur Morrison
Hillington Park
Calif
Cecil Gardiner
Lorin Anderson
Balt Lake
Lchapel
Ina Chivers
Emma Hullinger
Roosevelt
Jesse Wullinger
Hullinger
Carl Gardiner
Ogden
Weekend Visitors and Local Notices Amid War Effort
Community members gathered for sacraments and socials as residents and relatives dispersed to enlist or visit kin in Utah and nearby states. Notices include carols of daily life, war work updates, travel to Salt Lake and Logan, and a bridal shower scene, with a death in Oregon mentioned.
First MIA meet honors 4 H club members and leaders
The first regular MIA meet of the season was held at the ward chapel. YWMIA president Mrs Muriel Remington and YMMIA president Martin W Curtiss presided. 4 H clubs showcased sewing and cooking projects with pins awarded to Laura McKenchenie Mary Price Marion Perry Joye Mceachnie Barbara Jenkins Leta Bimper Joelle Johnson Donna Lee Hoefeltz Emues Winwaerd and Vonda Lee Feltcher. A $2.50 reward check from the Bankers Association was given to the club for completing their work this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Chapel
YWMIA
Muriel Remington
YMMIA
Martin W. Curtiss Aller
M. TI. A
Russel Heetch
Keetch
Lyle Remington
Arnold Perry
Joe Price
B. Simper
Laura McKenchenie
Mary Price
Marion Perry
Joye Mceachnie
Barbara Jenkins
Cooking Club
Leta Bimper
Joelle Johnson
Donna Lee Hoefeltz
Emues Winwaerd
Vonda Lee Feltcher
Sewing Club
Bert
Last. Priday
Mary Jo
Adriane Chadwick
Rulon Chadwick
Ogden
Ed, Hoeft
State to Promote Local Asphalt and Deposit
A progress report from Uintah County on potential synthetic rubber asphalt deposits, prepared by the Utah Industrial Development Commission and signed by A. S. Brown, notes a chemist has two months of hydrocarbon work, a special lab, and a patent may involve the state in a 50 percent share of profits. The effort costs hundreds of dollars, with uncertain outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah County
Utah Industrial Development Commission
A. 5. Brown
Wey
Congress of Parent and Teacher Meeting at Roosevelt
The Congress of Parent and Teacher held at Roosevelt Saturday afternoon featured Mrs. Roe as the field representative of the nations congress. Other speakers were Ray E. Dillman of the Utah State Board of Education, John E Wiscombe of the Duchesne county school board, and W. J. Bond, superintendent of the Duchesne county school district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress of
Roosevelt
Roe
the Nations Congress
Ray E. Dillman
Utah State Board of Education
John E Wiscombe
Duchenne County
W. J. Bond
Duchesne County
Boundary changes for Ashley Game Preserve for 1942 season
Notice announces new boundary lines for the Ashley Game Preserve in Uintah County for the 1942 hunting season. It lists the boundary starting at the junction of Big and Little Brush Creek and traces edges along Forest boundaries and named roads to the mouth of Little Brush Creek. OLD RAGS WANTED AT THIS OFFICE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah County
Ashley Game Preserve
Big
Little Brush Creek
Ashley Naonal Forest
Ashley
National PTA Leader Speaks at Region 8 Meet in Utah
Mrs. Charles E. Joe of Chicago delivered the principal address at a regional conference in Roosevelt for Region 8 of the Utah PTA. The event featured leaders from multiple chapters and aimed to discuss standards and programs for local schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.T.A
Roosevelt
Charles E. Joe
Chicago
Utah
Utah Legislature Proposes Pay Limits for State Officials
The 1941 legislature proposes a constitutional amendment to Section 9 Article VI setting per diem up to ten dollars and mileage at ten cents per mile for legislators. If approved by voters, the amendment would take effect January 1, 1943, with certification by Secretary of State FE E Monson dated August 24, 1942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
E. Monson
State of
Unla
FE. E. Monson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Supreme Court
Riverdale
Jensen Ward Chayed
Naples—Scout
Verna City
North Vernal City Court
Gilines
Maeser
Mt. Dell—Dry Fork
Tridell
Willowa
Willow Creek
Dragon —Bonanza
Randler—Chapter
Whiterocks—Mission
South Vernal
B. L. Bennion
Ashley—ward
Bennett—Church
Lapoint
Ballard—Schooluilding
Moffet—ward
Hayden
John Horrocks Howe
Davis—ward
Leotu
Uiitals County
LD. S
Hitler
Ensydovers
L. D. S. Business College
Salt Lake Cty
Pelephone
State of Utah
of Uintah
Democratic Party
F. L. Noel
Uintah
A. D
Nis
Curt Gardiner
Lou Goodrich
Alva. Duvall
Exvin Haws
Bernice Simmons
James Long
Salt Lake
Lingle Long
A.A. Beck
Avery Beck
Anna Borsenson
Centerfield
Walt Anderson
Anna Morrison
Doyte Morrison
Larson Caldwell
US A.C
Logan
Alma Preece
Bingham Canyon
Ralph
Carma
Preece
Ashley Barnett
Leon Chnn
Lawrence Kabel
Kabells
Darrell Jonastus
Thomas E. Kidd
Wilma Swett
San Francisco
California
Sid Pece
Wiliam Pace
Fruitland
Louise Stewart
Magna
Leon Glenn
Bernice van Tassell
H. E. Wheeley
Belva Winward
Relief Society
Elmer Swett
Lafe Dotter
Oregon
Werldall Atwood
Wiley Collett
Wyoming
Vee
Darling
Treasry
Ent
Ashley ‘Game Preserve
United Stores
Vernal, Utah
Richard Jensen
Vernal
Lawrence Cloper
Uintah State Bank
Bidg
Vernal Utah
DE. J. W. Stevens
Uteh
Clyde Ildredge
Vernai
Uintah Basin
Vernal Milling Co
Uintah Abstract Company Incorporated
Purina
Baxter Coal
Farm Exchange
Eugene Weist
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