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Green River Journal

Location

Green River, Utah, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1955

Page

6

Man Whose Life Highlights Onward from Echoes of Courage

A human-interest piece profiles Don Lee Rosenkilde of Green River born without legs who, under Mama Rose’s care, earned 36 Boy Scout merit badges and became a linotype operator. His life story has drawn national attention from multiple outlets and magazines. The article traces his upbringing, schooling, missionary work, marriage to Leah Dawn Peterson, and present role with the Green River Journal while noting his enduring community presence. Also included is a short science note on 1954 cattle X-disease reduction remarking no new U.S. cases and indicating disease insignificance in animal health.

Green River New York Daily Mirror Daily Oklahoman Salt Lake Tribune Deseret News The News Review Roseburg Ore Worcester Daily Telegram Louisville Peoria Tfl Macon Seattle Washington Wilmington Del Quick Magazine Coronet Magazine Eagle Don Lee Rosenkilde Green River Journal Rosenkilde Latter-day Saints Hospital Salt Lake City Don Lee Don Anna’ Rosenkilde Hever Mama Rose Midland Linotype School Charles City Iowa Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Hominy Oklahoma Leah Dawn Peterson United States Department of Agriculture American Foundation For Animal Health

Knife Slasher Bound Over To District Court

A preliminary hearing in the State versus Richard Langley before Justice Albert Weber in Green River on August 23 found Langley bound over to the district court under bail of $2,000 for trial on the charge of assault with intent to murder. The hearing, lasting four hours, followed an July 3 Main Street altercation in which Chester Greer was seriously slashed. Langley was arraigned July 14 and granted a preliminary hearing. Also before Justice Weber this week were two traffic cases: Donnie Meyers was fined $10 for speeding, and Gerald Layne was fined $10 for failing to stop at a red blinker.

Richard Langley Albert Weber Green River Langley Gibson and Ruggers Price Utah Max Bunderson Castle Dale Ash Weber Donnie Meyers Gilmer Texas Harmon Weber Justice Weber Gerald Layne Main St Leonard K. Jewkes Utah State Highway Patrol Layne

Folks Around Town Reports and Travel Woes in Green River

Local notes describe visits among Roy and Ray May families, with RAY BENNETT of Denver and children Eddie and Patricia touring Hanksville to see Mrs. Harry Phillips, and a possible trip to Kansas City. Other items mention visitors from Salt Lake City, Green River travel, and a near-mard of several local residents including Quentin Thompson and Shelby Mays.

Roy May Ray Bennett Denver Eddie Patricia Mays Hanksville Harry Phillips Kansas City Tedekker Salt Lake City Rhoda Thompson Sinclair Thompson Green River Una Gillies Quentin Thompson Hazel Dixie Lee Danford Louise Lauriski Shelby Mays James Gunnerson Jimmy Gunnerson University of Utah C. W. Mays Salt Lake Shelby Gloria Eddy JO Ekker Scott Pearl Baker Jody Jim Millie Biddledome Dorothy Blake Gladys May Trachyte

Miss Geiger Counter to Visit Moab for Uranium Event

A so called Miss Geiger Counter from Los Angeles is selected for a goodwill visit to Moab Utah this week with twenty five uranium men from the west. George J Sullivan president of the National Committee for Bettermet of the Uranium Industry says the figure is a movie starlet. The visit includes a press radio TV cocktail party as part of a three day program sponsored by the committee to improve public understanding of the uranium industry.

Geiger Moab Utah

Family steers drive boys to college fund in San Antonio show

Clyde Johnson III and his twin brothers in San Antonio Texas invested earnings from Hereford steers into war bonds for college. Over two years steers earned about 1981 at auction while a third place ribbon and 1200 at action helped seed $3000 in bonds for the three boys. Emery County schools name elementary consultant Sadie Rogers to help district.

Clyde Emery County C. L. Frye Sadie Rogers

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