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Green River Journal

Location

Green River, Utah, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1956

Page

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Happy Canyon Sale Sums to Ten Million Dollars

David Novello announced that Judella Mining Company Ltd. has contracted with Harvey Meciam to sell 101 Happy Canyon claims for about ten million dollars plus a 25 percent royalty on gross ore. Delta Mining will drill the claims with two rigs, build a camp, and complete drilling within 345 days as John Price assesses the property’s strong potential. Mecham and Claire Larsen noted two years staking amid extreme heat, water scarcity, and hardships.

David Novello Judella Mining Company, Ltd Harvey Mecium Happy Canyon Novelle Royce G. Hulsey Harvey Meciam Asso*tes Delta Mining Company, Ltd John Price Price Harvey Mecham Claire Larsen Roy Judella Mining Company Ltd

Green River Pirates Narrowly Defeated By Monticello

Green River Pirates pressed Monticello through a tight first half, trailing 31-28 at intermission. Weber and Sherrill fouls hurt Green River in the second half as Monticello surged to a 59-48 win.

Green River Pirates Monticello Pirates Buckaroo Green River Weber Sherrill Garcia Weber W King Sherrill Weihing Nelson Brock Hoggatt Hunt Weber FF. McInturfs Ae Odette Saltan Nielson Barlow Adams Duncan Himmelberger

Meeting Notices From Green River Clubs and Groups

Community clubs and organizations are invited to provide meeting dates and news for publication in the Journal. Club news should reach the Journal office by Monday for inclusion in that week’s paper. The City Council meets on the first Wednesday monthly. The City Planning Board meets on the second and fourth Thursdays. Civil Air Patrol meets Wednesdays at 8:00 p.m. in the basement of the Midland Hotel. Service Club meets the first and third Mondays at 7:30 p.m. Leroy Dennison is president, phone 21711. The American Legion meets the second Thursday of each month at 7:30 in the Municipal building.

Green River Journal Civil Air Patrol Midland Service Club Leroy Dennison The American Legion

Church Services and schedules for community churches

The Journal invites churches to submit weekly service lists by Tuesday noon for publication. Community Church Presbyterian holds Sunday School at 10:00 A.M. and service at 11:00 A.M. Bible School runs Wednesday at 4 15 to 5 00 P.M. Catholic Mass with Father Lebranch from Price at the Midland Hotel is at 3:00 P.M.

Community Church Presbyterian Father Lebranch Price Midland Hotel

Office Space For New Doctors Now Completed

Completed space in the municipal building awaits occupancy for new doctors and dentists. Medical and dental equipment will be installed early next week with March 9 set for the first visit. Doctors Columbo Anderson and King will serve Green River as M D s. Dr Winters and others may provide dental care. Sponsored by the Women's Club Service Club American Legion Legion Auxiliary Past Matrons Circle and PTA.

Columbo, Anderson and King Green River As M. D's Dr. Winters Women's Club Service Club American Legion, Legion Auxiliary P T A

University of Utah announces 106th Founders Day banquet

Plans for the 106th University of Utah Founders Day banquet were announced by Marvin J. Bertoch. The March 5 event in the Union Building ballroom features Adam S. Bennion as toastmaster, Henry Eyring paying faculty tribute, John Wallace addressing community appraisal, and Earl Wunderli presenting to Ray Olpin marking 10 years as president.

University Oaff Utah Marvin J. Bertoch Union Building Adam S. Bennion Council of the Twelve, Church Vof Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints U Alumni Asso LDS Church Henry Eyring U Graduate School John M. Wallace Salt Lake City Earl Wunderli Ray Olpin

Green River Fire Dept Hosts First Annual Firemen Ball

Green River Volunteer Fire Department announces its first annual Firemen Ball on March 3 at 9 p m in the municipal auditorium. Proceeds fund extra equipment for the fire truck. Tickets available at local Green River businesses.

Green River Price Hart Lauren Beebe Fire Department Chester Tremmell Grand Junction Colorado

West Coast executive assumes management of bleak Uranium Corp

Dale Herrick, vice president and factory manager of Ace Bush ing Company Long Beach California, is released to serve as Bleak Uranium Company general manager. Bleak Uranium mines Piccolo Pete in White Canyon Utah and plans ore shipments. Herrick notes rapid drift progress at Lucky Boy tunnel and ore stockpiling. Banquet guests include Dr Arthur S Adams and U Alumni leaders. Marsing and bride to reside in White Canyon with mining work.

West Coast Bleak Uranium Corp Dale Herrick Ace Bushing Company Long Beach California Bleak Uranium Company Blue Notch Canyon White Canyon Utah Herrick Lucky Boy Bleak Company Aero Tool Company Green River Bert Dalton Monticello Dorothy L. Blake The Green River Journal Richard Marsing Price High School Marsing

Small minds discuss people average minds discuss events

A compact aphorism on intellectual hierarchy notes that small minds focus on people while average minds focus on events and great minds pursue ideas, reflecting a keen emphasis on thinking that transcends trivial chatter.

Green River Art Class Begins Saturday March 3

Green River school hosts an art class starting Saturday March 3 at 12 30 pm. New students are welcome and Carbon College will extend credit for the course. For details call Mrs. Lloyd Baker at 4192 in Green River.

Green River Green River School Carbon College Lloyd Baker

Nancy Blake and Richard Marsing Wed in Moab

Nancy Blake and Richard Marsing married February 25 at the home of Mr and Mrs Leon Marsing in Moab Utah. The ceremony united two local residents in a brief family gathering.

Nancy Blake Richard Marsing Moab Leon Marsing Utah Leon

Hoover Report shows limited adoption of its recommendations

Nearly eight months after the Hoover Commission issued its report the nation sees only about sixteen percent of its recommendations enacted. Some administrative actions have been reported with more in prospect and legislation touching eleven minor recommendations has been enacted. More substantial action can come.

Second Hoover Commission Commission

Old Prospector warns on weather and Hoover reforms

A reader Letter to the editor cites extreme weather across Europe and Africa, linked to radioactivity from atom bombs. The writer urges Congress and leaders from both parties to enact Hoover Commission recommendations to save government spending and realign budgets and accounting.

Europe Sicily Africa France

Reverend George D. Peacock Dead at 84 in Idaho Falls

Reverend George D. Peacock died February 27 1956 in Idaho Falls Idaho at age 84 He organized Sunday School work in the Intermountain Region and served as a Presbyterian missionary He is survived by three sisters Funeral services set for March 1 1956 at the Idaho Falls Presbyterian Church with Masonic rites at the graveside burial in Rose Hill Cemetery Idaho Falls

Green River George D. Peacock Idaho Falls Idaho Manti Utah George Kezia Wilson Peacock Wasatch Academy Mount Pleasant Intermountain American Sunday School Union Presbyterian Board of National Mission Peacock Presbyterian Sevices Presbyterian Community Church Idaho Falls Presbyterian Church Masonic Fraternity Rose Hill Cemetery Joseph I. Gulick D. D Green River Friends

Shoemaker cites huge annualized savings potential

Concluding, Shoemaker observed that 315000 dollars vanished in 30 minutes. That rate equates to 15 million dollars per day or over 5 billion dollars annually. He states these savings could assure a balanced budget and ease taxation strain on the national economy.

Shoemaker

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