Vernal C C News Emolees Return Home
Vernal C C News Emolees Return Home as Fred Fa Mt Warren Thomas and Wenty Vincent are honorably discharged last week. Vincent to get work, Thomas to report for urgent duty. Lt Fred P Baker granted three day leave, spent in Vernal. About 24 enrollees seek discharge from Company 1507 at term end. Some request transfer to Fifth Corps Area. Troop train likely 28th. Frank Jo Kenrsrd arranges education dinner with L G Noble and Principal Maundell for Sept 12. Enrollees may study at high school in winter in several vocational subjects. Federal funds allocated to camp for facilities by cooperating school. Evening classes expected to start about November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heium
Fifth Corps
Wigh Schoot
Frank Jo Kenrsrd
L G Noble
Harold Maundell
Treatment for Mr Laysbert Postponed to Vernal Saturday
In a brief hospital update it was stated Mr Laysbert will receive treatment on Saturday following an infection. The transfer from the hospital to a regional facility is not specified and the exact location remains uncertain.
Vernal Rodeo Honors 1948 Frontiers Days Organizers
The Vernal Rodeo committee led by J Ro Douglass and Alvin E Weeks earned praise for a well planned three day show and race moot. Volunteers from local businesses dedicated time to ensure precise execution and an enduring frontier town tradition despite fewer horses and newer transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Ro Douglass
Alvin E Weeks
Gleaner society and community visitors noted at Utah ward
Community updates from Blut Dale Utah and surrounding areas show Mr and Mrs George Miller and families visiting Mrs Myrtle Erekson. Rodeo attendees include Mr and Mrs Dan Batty and Dan Tatty, Merle Pickup from Provo, and others. Gleaner girls held an announcement party for Eva Price. Daughters of the Utah Pioneers met at Mrs George Wardle's home with a Pre Pioneer Days lesson by Mrs Ernest M Johnson and piano selections. Primary election was held at the ward chapel precinct with judges Myrtle Erekson and Geel Billings among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Miller
Waren Jasper
Jed Casper
Blutdale
Utah
Myrtle Erekson
Miller
Ereksons
Dan Batty
Wallsburg
Dan Tatty
Merle Pickup
Provo
Eva Price
Brady
Keith Ross
Heber
Enid Reid
Price
Utah Pioneers
George Wardle
Melvin Burke
Ernest. M Johnson
Betty Curtis
Clifford Wardle
Owith Seversl
H. Grant West
Ernest M Johnson
Duchesne
Utahn
Chipel
Wildan Karst
Anaux Myre
Geel
Regional notices and community updates from a stormy week
A battered OCR page lists local births and anniversaries, school lunch prep, a lightning strike near Leo Smith’s property, and various residents’ health and travel notes. Several families, including the Poberts, Ashbys, and Merkleys, are referenced with events like tonsil removals, new babies, and homecomings.
Camp notes and family notices from Willow Creek area
A fragmentary attendance of families and campers at Camp Cloud Rim Park City over ten weeks plus the first nine weeks of the first American camp in Utah. Mentioned are Mrs Aida Tr bell, Mr and Mrs Birchell, Herbert Hoover, Loyal Birchell, Arda fomes, Hazelbush, Richens, Pearce, Cook, Morey, Duane, Ty relapvedd, and others moving or visiting. The text records travel between Canada and Utah, school changes for children, and various local names amid a stream of family and camp activities. A final note references a girl measured at about five feet ten inches in height.
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Aida
Iti
S Birchell
Miss Birchell
Cloud Rim Park City
Herbert Hoover
Canada
Otter
W RR Havelland
Verral
Oat
Hazelbush
Christenser
Willy
Bart Morey
Duane
Rousevelt
Tana Richens
Whiterocks
Bill Pearce
Salt Lake
Gui
Cook
Foaree
Cusat
Tk Ty
Don Moy
Fey Init Reeve
Mads Lot Borge
Ioama
Wale Bros Ranh
Local News Briefs From Roosevelt and Nearby Homes
Mr and Mrs Dee Jenkins visited Roosevelt on Sunday where Mr Jenkins alster Corn suffered severe burns and cuts from a corn bottle explosion. Lena Allred of Heber was visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs George Roberts Arvil for a year old son. Miss Christersen of Prey attended a gathering at Oak fitter. Also mentioned are Tyr Oaks and a Vernal Retro event with David Walker Ereysant Cryt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee Jenkins
Roosevelt
Jenkins Alster
Lena Allred
Heber
Aid
George Roberts Arvil
Aid Mera
Mi Christersen of
Prey
David Walker
Leota Residents, Visitors, Moves and School Plans
Ronald Rogers underwent appendicitis surgery Saturday night at a Vernal hospital. Tim and others visited. Norma Calva and Kent Jorgensen relocated to Vernal for winter. Caha's teaching, Norma and Kent attend high school. Bishop Eksund family moved near the schoolhouse. William Ferguson traveled to Vernal. Calvin Jorgensen and Raymond Broddard drive Leota Bottoms routes for Leota School. Mrs Austin Wardle plans Mt Pleasant schooling for winter. Earl McKenna visits. Valetta Wilson goes to Vernal to enroll in high school. Prank Noel, county clerk, was in Leota Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Rogers
Din Batty
Thes
Timothy
Calva Norma
Kent Jorgensen
Vernal
Caha
Norma
Kent
Bishop Eksund
William Ferguson
Calvin Jorgensen
Raymond Broddard
Leota Bottoms
Birth of a baby girl reported on September 5
The notice records the birth of a baby girl on September 5, noting the parents Mr and Mrs Lawrence Adams and the family circle in Vernal. The brief item lists local families mentioned in the week’s social notes and confirms the newborn’s name is not given in full.
Local Notices and Family Movements in Liberty Park Balt Lake City
A fragmentary community item notes the Nelson family heir Sidiy at Liberty Park in Balt Lake City with Mr and Mrs Floyd Searle and others moving to a former home in town. Mentions teachers and repairs crews in Vernal, a trip to Salt Lake, and a fatal fall involving a child from Mr and Mrs M HE kferd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nilsen
Jm Rard Travis
Charles Taylor
Prak Huber
Nelson
Sidiy
Liberty Park
Balt Lake
Floyd Searle
Fugly
Mitte Allred
Marshall and
Harvey Tv
Bert Horrocks
Terry
Salt Lake
Rasmussen announce arrival of four baby boys
Saturday and received a broken arm Mr and Mrs Rulon Rasmussen announce the arrival of four baby boys born Wednesday Sept 7. The MIA sponsors a dance Friday Sept 16 at the chapel. Roland Hullinger returned from Salt Lake and Provo after a week there. Martin Davis came down from the McConkle sheep camp to spend a week. Mr and Mrs Sewell Heaugkinsons spent the weekend at the home of Mr and Mrs J C Alfred. Harold Palmer left for Idaho for truck employment. The storm damaged crops in the section. Floyd Searle works at the Sprouse ranch between Whittrocks and Neola. Miss Evely Young of Salt Lake came to teach at Ispaint school. John Lambert Jr trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rulon Rasmussen
MIA
Roland Hullinger
Salt Lake
Provo
Martin Davis
McConkle
Sewell Heaugkinsons
J C Alfred Harold Palmer
Idaho
Floyd Searle
Sprouse Ranch
Whittrocks
Neola
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Nhy Rodentine
Philip Sil Glam
Yo Biafler
Leia Albert
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George Pobert
Hiss
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Nea
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Raymond Cro Wi 'Nolan
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Edwin
Bruce Hull
Ftall Franciy Ashby
John Ashby
Harold Ashby
Cral
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Claude Bowden Clinton
Vern Warburton
Gary Caldwell
Mary Nell Merks
Lloyd J Merkley
Jensen Sport
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Alireul
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Harvey McKee
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Sparssols Mountain Dell Dry Fork
Byroh Berkard
Harold F Magna
Calvert’ Beck
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Pe Beck
Wilford Aidar
Refutikes
Jod Merkley
Amber Adams
Lawrence Berk
McKlrn
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Salling
Utah Power G Light CO
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Mit
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Teleybre
Mountain Statea
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