Local News Briefs From Vernal October 22 1942
PROMOTED to sergeant in Battery C ROTC GLEN HEMSTREET of Vernal leads news items. Raymond M Johnson and Anne O Rourke wed Oct 17 in the county clerk office. New baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Allonse Ekelund Oct 14. Donald Barr of Clifton calif visiting Vernal. ex Uintah Railway telegraph operator. Jorgensens deer hunting ten days in Lewis Allen country. Curtis Worocks welcomed newborn in Awaukee. Green River trip by Bus Alton Jerry Hatch Charles Henderson features near misses. Mark Freestone returns from mission in Mexico and Los Angeles Oct 8. Thorst Hatch and Jeanett Baker Hatch honeymooning east. Hatch now Helper city attorney while formerly Vernal lawyer.
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Boon Roc Cooper
Glen Hemstreet
Vernal
ACA
Raymond M Johnson
Anne O'Rouke
Allonse Ekelund
Zack Kump
Curtis Worrocks
Mark Freestone
James Freestone
Mexico
Los Angeles
Thorst Hatch
Hatch
Misa Jeanett Baker
Vern McCarrel
Central School
Town notes and society items from 1921
THIRTY YEARS AGO October 2a, 1921 event highlights include mayoral race developments with Willem Witbeck resigning and Jamee H Fowles named candidate, William Harrison and Miss Momle Kidd marrying, Eva McConkle returning after a two year misstory, and births and fires in the community. Also recorded are visits from Ernest Caldwell, a fire on Thomas E Caldwell’s Ashley home, Austin Peterson welcoming a baby girl, and a bridge collision that left Miss Christiansen uninjured though her car damaged. The piece notes fashion trends, Uintah Basin Club formation, Mark M Hall’s citizenship bid, and Preag’s vacation plans including the Kansas City aviation meet with Harding and Foch anticipated attendances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willem Witbeck
Peoples Party
Jamee H Fowles
Wiliam Harrison
Momle Kidd
Eva McConkle
Central States
W E Bodlly
Ernest Caldwell
Canada
Thomas E Caldwell
Ashley
Austin Peterson
Miss Christiansen
Glines Ward
Central Canal
Parisland
B. C
Uintah Basin Club
Hamilton Calder
Mark M Hall
Vernal
U.S
U. S
We Preag
Bank of Vernal
Kansas City
Pres. Harding
General Foch
France
Homecoming for Jack Samuels Ends Two Years of Service
Jack Samuels returns from two years in the Korean war zone to his family, as relatives from Loga and Sacrament visit, and community members attend UEA and temple activities in Maeser and Randlett wards. A farewell for Kay Mecham precedes induction at Ft. Douglas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris E. Johnson
Jack Samuels
Ben Samuels
Lee Ralph
Loge
Ralph
Joe Price
Tom Timothy
Joleen
Salt Lake City
Timothy
Eldred Johnson
Sacrament
Calif
Archie Johnson
Glendon Johnson
Small Baby
Glendon
BYU
Cecil Billings
Stephen Perry
Orlan Watkins
Uintah
UEA
Kay Mecham
Ft. Douglas
Verdin Johnson
Maeser
Newman
Glines
Maeser First
Maeser Second
Randlett
Scab Mite Nemesis Plagues Dogs in Odd Rhyme
A quirky verse laments a parasite known as Psoroptes Communis, the scab mite, pestering dogs and inspiring a comic tune about its mischief. The piece humorously invites readers to nickname the mite and even to apply playful, affectionate terms to a wife or boss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fido
Hera's and the Scab Mite Lesson in Work Speak
A quirky fragment discusses scab mites as a metaphor for workers and support. It notes a colossal enlarged image, a self experiment with a mite on a diet, a transfusion, and a humorous line about not supporting a scab mite. It compares the mite to a dog's tail and a cat mite, ending with a joke about someone always scratching whenever itches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hera
Harris Family Reunion and Local Social Notes in Ballard
The Ballard area reports a Harris family reunion at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Bingham with other locals attending. A Relief Society work day involved eleven women quilting. Various residents and visitors are noted, including Barbra Sutter staying with the Binghams, births, travels to Salt Lake City and Provo, and neighbors moving or hosting relatives.
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Frank McMullin
Bert Harris
Randrett
Leonard Harris
Myton
Fyy Harris
Roosevelt
Harris
Charles Bingham
Relief Society
Maude Anderson
Barbra Sutter
Bill Sutter
Ft Duchesne
Miami
Florida
Evan Olsen
Roosevelt Hospital
Lennie Rasmussen
Eugene
Ore
Lennie
Farrell Rasmussen
Joe Norton
Peck Home
R. W. Bam
Ensign Clark
Salt Lake City
Spencer Squire
Glen Molyneux
Baby
Kansas
Molyneux
Armed Services
Earl Winn
Jay
Bryce White
Provo
Cloud Wiscombe
Wiscombe Farm
L. E Clark and
Grant
Paul
Ballard
Vaughn Simper
Jene Hullinger
Hullinger
UEA
Family visitors from Salt Lake City visit southeast Utah kin
Me and Mrs Glen Brod and Mrs Johnson from Salt Lake City are visiting at the home of her daughter Mrs Seth Asay. Mr and Mrs Fred Carlile and son Glen visited briefly Sunday with Mrs Rustel Todd and Mr and Mrs George Bracken. Mrs Carlile remains with Mrs Bracken, Mrs Merrill Brimhall of Provo is visiting her parents, and Mr and Mrs Jesse Hultinger with Mr and Mrs Randy Lynch also visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Brodverteb
Alamo Couple Glafters Visit Charles Bingham Home
A couple from Alamo California visited the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Bingham this past week. Mrs Lynch is identified as the former Donna Bingham. They were en route to Minnesota and were accompanied by a friend from Alamo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baby
Alamo
Calif
Charles Bingham
Mra Lynch
Donna Bingham
Minnesota
Resinous Pine Wood Sealing Before Painting
The article notes that Southern pine is highly resinous and must be sealed before painting. Use aluminum paint or prepared coatings to prevent resin exudation through the paint, which can occur if not properly treated.
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Anna Magnoni
Ingrid Bergman
Rita Hayworth
Eeu Crowther
N.Y
Silvana Angano Gassman
Inobititia-valta
PBS
John N. Liebhardt
The
Deseret News
Joan Fontaine and
John Lond
Filer
Crag
20. Century Foxd
Zany Zoologe
Western Slope Hereford Association
Colorado
Grand Junction, Oolo
Ellen Bracken
Colman Stores and Lanterns
Western Auto Stores
Vernal, Utah
Dee
Your Ashley Farmers Union
Ashley Farmers Union Co-Op
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