04 Dec 1947
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Newspaper
Gunnison Valley News
Location
Gunnison, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1947
Page
1
In Hamilton on November 23 Troop No. 611 and Troop No. 1 Scouts progressed with several advancing to Second Class. Award recipients include Darwin Mellor, Doras, and Richard Mathers. miniature beige awards given to Bil Orr and a student from U and Mrs Bil teaching elementary grades.
County Agent Keetch warns winter fire hazards include cracked chimneys defective furnaces and improper ash disposal. Farmers urged to inspect heating and have sufficient, properly placed extinguishers. Five minutes at first fire are crucial. act immediately to contain it. Also notes Thanksgiving visits by Milton Reeves, John Dooley, and family and local Salt Lake travel.
Special warning from Gate Fish and Game Communion requires all deer hunters to check in before entering ranges and check out after bagging game or completing the hunt. Offenders will be arrested.
School announces a Parents Day event scheduled for December 12 at the high school. Activities include classroom visits, student demonstrations, and informal meet-and-greet sessions with teachers and administration.
The Veterans Edition of Army Times surveys housing policy and veterans’ needs. It notes Taft Ellender Wagner plan gains, real estate opposition, and a NY mayor push for housing. It cites public pension and down payment changes, urging broader support for veterans’ housing while acknowledging grave burial concerns overseas.
Sanpete County hosts a series of dairy education meetings led by local officials and educators. Sessions include detailed talks on dairy practices at Manti City Mall Moroni High School and Gunnison Town Hall with dates in December and January. Attendees include Mra Lee Franklin Gledhill and families of Green River plus Mrs Millie Christensen Ferron and Marie Gledhill Salt Lake. Veteran representatives will be at the Employment Office in Manti on December 11 to discuss benefits for veterans and dependents.
Utah forest ranger Orvald Wink ter reports a state law requires tagging all Christmas trees cut on public funds or entering trade from private lands. The measure aims to prevent theft and protect watershed lands by centralizing cutting control.
The birthday dinner honored Martin J. Sorensen a Guntison native on his 84th birthday with family members present on November 27.
Otto Christensen dies at family home and funeral services held at Cite Scart chapel. Bishop LeMar Laren presided with quartets and vocalists. burial at City cemetery conducted by Lavo Sorenson. Born June 0, 1902 in Gunnison, he lived in the area. survived by brothers John Christensen, West Jordan, Martin Christensen, Gunnison, and Hedvig Welch, Inspiration, Arizona.
Postal authorities urge the public to shop and mail early for Christmas. Residents should wrap packages securely and insure valuable items. Send greetings first class and mail by December to distant states for timely delivery. Mrs Beverly Lether entertained Centerfield Junior Bridge Club. honors to Mrs Austin Anderson and consolation to Mrs Sorensen. Mr and Mrs Loren Hill hosted guests from Pearl Hill and Wickert of Glat Lake for the weekend.
A local pool hall located in the city was robbed early Thursday morning. The incident occurred before dawn and involved entry through an exterior door. Police are reviewing surveillance footage and solicit tips from residents. no injuries reported.
Utah's ski season is thin with few areas reporting good snow as Sierra Nevada remains bare. Geneva Steel plans a 70 million expansion boosting output but hampered by rail and housing shortages for miners. production constrained by coal shortages from company mines. Utah publicity drive features a slogan by Commissioner Howells and recruits Navajos for a motion picture project.
Dan L Argyle dies at 82 after years in Gunnison region. He managed John and Peterson furniture, served as Salina postmaster, and held store experience. Survived by widow Grace, son Dan Leo, daughter Brenda, nine siblings, and many stepchildren. Funeral held Monday in Gunnison ward with Bishop Elmer Mielson officiating.
Salina defeated Locals 44 to 45 in a tense basketball thriller played at Guinison Gym. The match featured late free throws and strong defense from both teams amid a Thanksgiving week schedule clash.
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