Hyrum Christiansen and wife observe golden wedding
Mr and Mrs Hyrum Christiansen celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary on December 4 at their Garrinon home. Married December 7 1910 in the Main Temple Church of Jesus Christ Latter day Saints they lived in Mayfield before moving to Gunnison where Mr Christiansen ran a grocery store. They have four children two daughters and two sons with many grandchildren.
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Bir
Mra Hyrum Christiansen
Gunnleun
Hyrum Christiansen
Hyrum Christwredt
Ganninon
Dn Apan
Jesus Chelat
Latter-day Spint
Mayfield
Christlnpen
Guntioon
Chratlaneen
Bietro
Christiansen
Ager
Epterales
Deeph
Anne Forrester Willerdse
Mra Christiansen
LDS
Ama
Christiancen
Jourph
Hannah MN
Petarton Chrietlansen
BYU
Apt
Phildeen
Gaughlers
C. Jones
Silale Cue
Truby C Jaen
San Bigs
Calfornia
LaMar
Lee
Isataf
Scout Receives Writing Award in National Contest
David Hammer son of Moyle Heernisaert and 8eyeinder of Seat Troop Se won a writing award from Zales Jewelry for his own autobiography entered in the national contest of the United States Park Council. Finalists were announced with David among the winners. Local entries must submit biographies by December 10.
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David Hammer
Meitd
Aeh Moyle
David
Bewichwaite
Bey Zales
Hereford Bull Sale in Cedar City Dec 5 and 6
The Hereford Bull Sale in Cedar City will feature ten quality bulls from leading Utah herds. About 100 head representing active ranches will be graded and offered Monday morning under sponsor Wish Hereford Association Iron County Chamber of Commerce.
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Cedar City
Wish Hereford Asseiation
Iron County Cabiieopens
Ceder City Chamber of Commerce Goly
Utah
Snell Serenoon
Spanish Fork
Mayor Urges Alcoholism Study Week in Utah
Mayor Miltne Christianerh and the Utah Council on Aleshel lm sponsor Alcoholism Information Week from November through December 2. The campaign promotes education, research, rehabilitation, and community service to prevent and treat alcoholism with join efforts from the public health agencies.
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Miltne Christianerh
Eisen Howes
Maisie
Utak Alatiatiens Friendet Kempi
He Matane
Council
Aleshellm
Fiothpretit
D.U.P. Plans Xmas Party
The Daughters of Utohneers organization announces its Christeas party for December at Mo. Eigin Bouvang’s home. The gathering starts at 2 p.m. with a program lunch and a gift exchange. All members are urged to attend.
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Christeas Party
Gann
Daughters of Utohneers
Mo. Eigin Bouvang
Make It Yourself With Wool Contest Set For January 7, 1961
The 4th annual Make It With Wool contest invites girls aged 12 to 22 to enter district contests with top finishers advancing to national finals January 15. Winners receive travel to New York London Paris and Rome, college scholarships, savings bonds, and other prizes. Several sponsors support the event to promote home sewing using American loom wool. entries available via local stores department offices or district director Mrs Halph Land.
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Cattert
American Wool Council
New York
London
Paria
Rome
Pan Americas ‘World Airways
Junge
Anverel U & Savings Bonds
Patric Departmenta
Mra Halph Land
Box
Gunnar
Utah
Ewing
Wynal
Via ‘the Beaker Cay
Utah Leaders Attend Medical Sports Conference
Three Utah medical leaders attended the Second National Conference on the Medical Aspects of Sports held Sunday, November 27, in Washington. Dr Wallace S Brooke, Salt Lake City, president of the Utah State Medical Association, Dr Drew M Petervon of Ogden, and Harold Bowman, executive secretary of the Utah State Medical Association, participated. The one day event, sponsored by the American Medical Association, offered panels on protecting the body, field care of football, and pathological factors in athletic injuries. Notable experts from New York City and Kentucky led sessions, with topics ranging from future boxing to women in athletics and media aspects of athletic events.
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Utah
Jenders
Washington
Wallace S Brooke
Salt Lake City
Utah State Medical
Drew M. Petervon
Ogden
Delecate
Harold Bowman
Tiek
Comet Lee
Ire A. McCowen
New York City
Qwen B. Murphy
Lezingian
Robert A. Moore
Annn Arbor
Michigan
First Major Snow Storm Strikes State Sunday
A severe snow storm hit the region Sunday with heavy snow in the northern districts and two inches in Gunnison Valley. Bevier County saw mixed moisture and drifting snow while many residents faced travel delays as hunters and hikers retreated to safety. By Sunday afternoon temperatures fell and Monday brought clear skies and colder air.
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Gunnison Valley
Limited Parking Granted By City
City approves a one hour parking limit on a South driveway of Cal and Carales for Tunghien Valley High School students. The measure, prompted by student body requests, restricts daytime parking to designated areas south of the secondary building and along the main driveway.
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Cal
Carales
Byron
Gurmen City
Tunnhein Valley High School
Anfely
Ares
Iputurists
Arjit Coum
Steickent
Secninary
Judents
No Double Parking On Gunnison Main Street Says City Marshall
City marshal imposes no parking on Gunnison Main Street amid campus and downtown activity. The measure aims to improve traffic flow and safety, with officials directing drivers to use designated spaces and keep lanes clear for emergency access.
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Gunnison
City Marshall
Beet Farmers Share 3 5 Million Payment Across Regions
The Utah tolls from the sugar beet industry report a $3.5 million supplementary payment to beet growers. J Arthur Wood of the Sugar firm notes broad distribution across Utah districts and other states, with average payments around $2.40 per ton and total disbursements nearing $4 million as contracts and harvests proceed in multiple regions. The release cites extensive beets grown in Utah and adjacent states with growing production in Garland, Weber, and surrounding districts.
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Utah
Uedds
Soute
Millard
Sevier
Uushtahoe Sage, Co
Winline
Bective State
Idaho
Waphingoc
Eudlern Ginegan
Methrsilea
J. Arthur Wood
Wool
Wood
Chaniavier
Ip Bet
Garland
Ares
Bow Dider
Weber County
Southeek
Balt Lake
Uteh
Delia
Fadins
Gunnison Cress
Trooper Returns To Gunnison Courtroom Notes
An unclear clipping describes a trooper returning to Gunnison with fragments naming individuals and a district, mentioning routine procedures and a sergeant role. The text is garbled but preserves references to a trooper, Gunnison, and local officials amid a courtroom or district setting.
Public Health Urges Influenza Vaccination Now
Public Health Officials urge immediate influenza vaccination targeting high risk groups including pregnant women the elderly and those with chronic illnesses. Officials note three waves of flu in recent years and emphasize yearly vaccination as protection amid ongoing outbreaks and community risk.
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Wharton Ald
Svaceimebben
United States
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John Orile
Asons
Homlwlead
Woelen
Lebanon
Joe Pendleton
Weelen Mills
Proucers Livestock Marketing Assciation
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Howe
Miz
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Rory
Bevier County
Austin Anderson
Commie Fuger, Inc
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Feldsy Colt
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Darwin
Mike Laney
Riechheld
Beth
Guanimi
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Alia
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Crowe
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Murray Ton
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Gary Triange Saltia
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Aeretheart Fork
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Weltin
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Udry
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Ordine
Mlur
Hall Julek Beermain
Ely Parallel Pveklinige
Pernille Ange
Stepel
Aimerhell Motorein
Dewljshe
Peter
Widetikdeen
Breit
Ronnie
Bindi Elitim
Willy
Hepp
Samoa
Maryye Soliw
Tee Fay
Diety Thog
Pepe
Amanithi
Dimde
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James Te Wharton
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Tarmie Lee Thompenm
Lafl
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Simon Jorgensen
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