Deer Dack And Pheasant Hunts Announced
The Utah board announces deer, dack and pheasant hunting regulations and permit details. Antlerless deer permits total 29 00 issued October 16 to 28 with residents paying 140 nonresidents 2. Draws occur October 7 for Fishlake and Dixide, Sept 20–30 for other districts. Pheasant season starts November 2 with regulations pending proclamation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Big Game Contro Bes
Doe
Utah
Fishlake
Dixde
Fish and Game Department
Tridell Social Event And Nearby Visits Recounted
The MIA social Tuesday night featured a decorated chapel in gold and green with a short program and games. Refreshments were served as Mrs Lucy Anim Nibeker and her daughter and son Mr iii Mra Ed Baker of Rock Springs Wy visited during the week and returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Anim Nibeker
Mr iii
Ed Baker
Rock Spriins
Chipeta Lakes
Ellis
Keith Mulling Ivan Ross
Cerl Wilson
J Chie
Will
Tridel
Alive Mortill
Shirley Beth
Tun
Aid Biaeheen
Wailer
Utwah Zafer
Lula
Contlag
Ard
Mis Reid
Mecki
Luni Doe Fein
Local News Snippets and Household Reports
Vague notes from community pages include names Elsie Haslem and Mrs W Orcal at Vernal, visits by Mrs Guy Stewart and Mrs Fi bert Meeks to Grind Junction, and Mr and Mrs A V Douglas returning with a load of fruit. Entries mention curfew, volunteering, and family movements with several unreadable fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noite Ag
California
Elsie Haslem
W Orcl
Vernal
Guy Stewart
Fibert Meeks
Meckarenta
A.V Douglas
Community News Notes From Deseret Area Gatherings
Mr and Mrs John Beard of Detroit Mid h were guests of Mr and Mrs Pierre Morgan at the branch on Friday. Mrs Sadie Snow traveled from Utah to visit relatives, then returned home to Balem. Daughters of the Utah Pioneers from Escalante attended a Roosevelt convention on Sept 19. Roy Gardner and Roy Gardner welcomed a baby girl born in Compton California in September, the seventh granddaughter for Ira and Gardner. Franklin Davenport and Provo relatives visited Lynne Dudley. Riverdale Inn opened with an evening dance and Mrs Mary Ellen Wilking announced the birth of her second great great grandson born to Mr and Mrs Kenneth Smuin in Salt Lake City. A Vernal couple recently welcomed a baby boy, Ray Richardson, their nineteenth great great grandchild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Beard
Detroit Midh
Pierre Morgan
B Ranch
Beard
Pierre
Bar Francisco
Sadie Snow
Balem
Utah
Daughters of the Utah Pioneers
Roosevelt
Jessiah Walt
Catma
Walls
Massey
Moab
Vanda
Roy & Gardner
Compton California
Ira & Gardner
Franklin Devenport
Provo
Lynne Dudley
Davenport
Dudley
Riverdale Inn
Escalante Hotel
Mary Ellen Wilking
Kenneth Smuin
Salt Lake City
Ray Richardson
Vernal
Maeser Ward hosts successful Maeser Fair display
Maeser Ward held a two day fair with exhibits from Gimes Ashley Dry Fork and Maeser showing flowers fruits vegetables cooked articles grains canning and fancy work. Eighth and third grades won top prizes for best displays. Local residents and families attended events and gathered for refreshments served by the cleaner girls under Mrs Grace Conkie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Kardy
Gerald Caldwell
Rupert
Idaho
David Hall
Ontario
California
US Air Corps
Maeser Fair
Maeser School
Gimes
Ashley Dry Fork
Maeser
Uintah State Bank
Acel Hall
Logan
USAC
Norvall Massey
San Luis Obispo
John Massey
Lynn Hall and Sons
Diamond Mountain
Clareree Searle Ard Twal
Leen
Spere
Glindon Merkley
Ata
Roy Ak
Walne Robe
roThey
Airlighan
Grace
Conkie
Patients Readied at Basin Hospital This Week
Two patients were admitted to Basin Hospital in the past week for surgical operations. Mrs George Curtis of Dryfork and Mrs Ply Walker of Vernal are the named individuals undergoing procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basin Hospital
George Curtis
Dryfork
Ply Walker
Vernal
Social event honors local service members and debutantes
Bernice Slaugh and Miss Avis Richens hosted a formal evening with a lace tablecloth, flowers, and tapers in the Greer color scheme. Attendees enjoyed two solos by Milton Jyds and piano performances by Louesa B Hacking and Hallie Searles, plus a one act play under Stella Richards. Declared as a well attended reception, the event featured decorations by Mrs Mildred Calwell and Esther Abplanalp, with a budget dance following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Slaugh
Avis Richens
Mary Wall
Mary Sisugh
Plymert
Louesa
Hacking
Hallie Searles
Lucille Johnson
Beth Pond
Katherine Mair
Mix Stella Richards
Edna Collett
Lucille Bodily
Mildred Calwell
Esther Abplanaip
Blanche Smith
Leslie Thacker
Family weekend visits span from Lyman to Ballard ward
Mrop i Mrs Jo Sting traveled Thursday Friday and Saturday with Ls Prevy and Salt Lake Ot. Accompanying them were Mr and Mrs Warte Weaver and Mrs and Mrs Dan Pearce. J Wallace Johnson joined the weekend from his show in Lyman Wyoming to attend Wendall Johnson’s reception. James L Woneen, brother of Dr Jos UL Hansen, spent the weekend visiting before leaving for Durham North Carolina to continue medical studies at Duke University after completing study at the University of Utah.
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Jo Sting
Prevy
Salt Lake Ot
Warte Weaver
Dan Pearce
J Wallace Johnson
Lyman Wyoming
Wendall Johnson
Ballard Ward
Manila Highway
James L Woneen
Jos UL Hansen
University of Utah
Durham North Carolina
Duke University
BYU Budget Program at Large First Ward Chapel
The MIA budget program Friday evening at the First Ward chapel drew a large audience. Leonard Perry, YMMIA president, led the event with prayers by Charles Coltem and Bishop LaVell Manwaring. Lois Walker led Auld Lang Syne, Mary Manwaring at the piano, and BYU contributors included William F Hansen, Morris Clinger, Lewis W Booth, Ione Christenson, Florence Todd Britsch. An illustrated talk on the Uintal pindians capped the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MIA
First Ward
Leonard Perry
Ione Christenson
Florence
Todd Britsch
Hansen
Community Notes From Maeser and Nearby
Gl fend Ashby employed with the government survey at Price arrived Sunday with a load of horses for the survey crew. James Schalermeyer and his wife returned to California after visiting his parents Mr and Mrs William Schaefmeyer at Maeser. The missionary class led by President Vilet te Richens and assisted by Lota Caldwell hosted the Senior Class at Vilette’s home Saturday evening. The party featured a three group scavenger hunt won by Kroip N1, various games, and a jolly good time. Twenty five attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Ashby
Price
James Schalermeyer
Californi
William Schaefmeyer
Maeser
Vilette Richens
Lota Caldwell
Vilettles
Kroip N1
Parity Wheat Applications Deadline Announced
Deadline set for parity wheat program applications with county agent offices accepting filings before October 15. Officials noted eligibility rules and submission steps, urging prospective growers to submit on time to qualify for assistance.
Sunday Blaze Calls Out Fire Squad
A Sunday blaze prompted Vernal City volunteer firefighters to respond to a fire at Utan Auto court. The fire was brought under control with no damage reported, thanks to the department's swift arrival and action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal City
Og Nhte
Utan Auto Court
Woodruff plan to England on mission leaves family in Salt Lake
Henry Woodruff announces a trip to England on a mission with his family to remain in Salt Lake in his absence. E. F Harmeton becomes the executor of the Woodruff and Wilkinson firm. Mrs. P Dillman acts as agent for a cloak business. Byrn Colton serves as deputy county clerk. The Farmers Alliance remains an active organization in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Woodruff
England
Salt Lake
E. F Harmeton
Ehsuery Pf
Woodruff and Wilkinson
Local Group Urges Green River Power Site
A local group backs Echo Park power at Green River, arguing the engineering is done and construction closer to demand centers reduces extra costs. Support cites available living quarters for crews at Vernal and nearby phosphate deposits as economic benefits.
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Green River Power
Jones
Echo Park
Vernal
Misiss
For Sale Listings and Farm Notices Around Town
Several for sale notices appear including livestock from Mr Jim Francke and lambs from Hamp ram Yearings. Mrs Byron Thom and Mrs Bascom advertise acres for inquiry. Listings mention high timbered land and various farm goods available for viewing or purchase.
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Hamp Ram Yearings
Lambs Ste JC Fiacking City Peset
Bids Sought for Stock Pile Lumber in Vernal Utah
The Commission of Finance invites bids until 2 PM September 30 1941 for furnishing 82 1 BM stock pile lumber at 236 State Capital Salt Like City Utah in accordance with spec105. The right to reject any bid or any part remains reserved. Henry McGeagan purchasing agent.
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Commison of Finance
Salt
Utah
Notice of sale at Maeser ward cattle and horses
During the week of November 7 sale items include oxen, dairy cows, Hereford range cows, heifer calves, and well bred saddle horses. Cattle are registered and have been fed for years with noted animals listed. For more information contact Hugh Woolton at Camp San Luis Obispo, California or visit the ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maeser Ward
Hugh Woolton
San Luis Obispo California
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Tridell
Jensen
BYU
Bede
Tita Stauld Ave Beer
Clark la
Reid
Jim Francke
Byron Thom
Rabascom Maeser
Billy Woody Searles Craig
Stringham
Rawleigh
Denver Cole
American ‘Home Macazine Corporation
York
McNess CO
Maite Fo
Oakland
Calif
Sean
Ford
Kate
Ted
Roy
Roy Odfikwe
Sol Batheas
Young Ately
Keets Homemakers
Teresame
Ching Water Heatih
Uted Baer
Pasa
Henry McGeaan
Rhasing Agent
Cela
Pham
Carbon County
Spring Canyon
Brimhall
Rocky Mountain Gas Co
Don R. Barr
of Doherty
Sae
Bourke
Vnl . Ua
Wilisket
Tecld Quaker CO
Lawrenceburg
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