Dewey Land Hosts Centerfield Mothers Friday at 2:30
Dewey Land entertained the Centerfield Mothers Friday afternoon starting at 2 30 PM for a community game. The event showcased local teams and drew neighborhood participation in a friendly matchup.
12 Dec 1946
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Newspaper
Gunnison Valley News
Location
Gunnison, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1946
Page
1
Dewey Land entertained the Centerfield Mothers Friday afternoon starting at 2 30 PM for a community game. The event showcased local teams and drew neighborhood participation in a friendly matchup.
Funeral rites for Elmer Wirth and other local veterans were conducted by community leaders in Gunnison. Speakers included Low D. Bardstey and Glimpy Nieleut, with hymns like Danny Boy and A Old Soldier. The service honored their country and families, with interment at Gunnison City Cemetery.
Merritt Bradley, mechanical art instructor at Gunnison Valley High School, and Mre Bradley announce adult instruction in shop and textile painting. Classes held each Wednesday evening with shop work starting promptly. Textile painting offered the same evening with enrollment during regular class hours. Handicraft session also available Thursday evenings. Courses funded by the Board of Education with materials furnished at low cost to participants.
A new Theta Alpha dramatic fraternity chapter was pledged at Young University. Recent graduate CE Andersen from Gunnlion High School, former Cheer Leader, joins as an active participant in student affairs.
Mr and Mrs Chas Besmusen and Mr and Mrs Mayle Rae muesen are reported as attending a funeral in Redmond.
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Relief Society plans a Christmas party in the ward chapel on December 17. A fine supper will be served, with refreshments and a social hour following. Members of the ward are urged to attend and bring friends.
Veterans in Utah counties including Grand Juab Flute Sanpete Beaver Wasatch and Wayne are urged to refer questions on veterans preference rights to the OPA area rent office in Provo. Fred E. Ray, area rent director, stresses safeguarding rights under the veterans emergency housing program and prioritizing veterans for home purchase or rent during construction and for 30 days after completion.
The Snow College community prepares a large Messiah performance on December 15 directed by Ephraim Wei. Soloists include Mee Cacyx Duwi and Mire Melle Armetrong with a 109 member choir under soprano and alto leads. Senior members of the Gun nison Valley High School group join choral renditions alongside Mrs Bly M Beal and others.
Policy from the Bureau of Forestry emphasizes conserving and perpetuating forest products as Christmas tree harvesting is limited. The note highlights cooperation with the Mant Pole Havenui Club and Forest Service to develop winter activities and ski courses, inviting public use while maintaining sustainable practices.
A local Fayette event honors veterans with a ceremony led by community volunteers. Organizers plan a full day of activities and remembrance, highlighting bravery and service. The program includes speeches, gratitude gestures, and inclusive community participation.
Mire Laren Hill was elected president of the Band Mothers at Cunnisan Valley High School. Other officers include Mrs Will as vice president, Mrs Sagar Niklson as chairman of the science committee, Mrs Jewe Anderson as publicity chairman, and Mev Maniel Hans. A dance at the high school will be sponsored on January 10 to raise funds for new band uniforms, with future plans to place tickets on sale and seek community support.
Members of the Literary 28 met at the home of Mrs Dean Oveson Wednesday evening for a club gathering featuring a musical program and readings.
Telluride Power Company plans a new 44 60 volt Beaver Canyon line about five miles long to add automated facilities for a growing system. The project will create an alternate power route independent of Hesner valley, linking Sevier and Beaver valley to Gunnleon Valley plants with automatic switches to isolate faults.
Voters will name a community committee and two alternates, selecting a county delegate, with participation limited to those connected to agricultural conservation programs or crop insurance. The meeting is set for December at 7:40 pm at Center Field City Mall, with details and eligibility rules outlined by state officials.
Death notice from San Diego California reports T C H Bolgalaky husband of Merc Jessie Gribble Bolgalaky died suddenly while attending the funeral services of a Spanish American War veteran. Relatives in Gunnison Dr C Myrup and Mrs Myrup learn their daughter Mrs Renee Faucette has reached Germany aboard the ship Admiral Koortts and sailed on Allanitie jouk daye remaining details unclear.
After a long delay students and fans will track scores and periods on a new power mounted scoreboard at the gym. The board posts current score, quarters, and time, aiming to boost interest in home games.
Oto W Jenn, veteran of Wertt War OL, assumes the role as agent for the Freit Motorway, with tenure to Conviction book ver thedition os. Clarente Madsen named former helder of the contract as Lacbmigte and to deliver for Gunnin, Centan fimid Fayette, Mayfield and Axtell.
A notice from ACA announces that 1946 conservation practices must be documented by year end. Farmers from Gunnin Distro Center field Amielcrit area and Dwight Malmgren are listed among those expected to submit reports. The ACA commission outlines dates and required major beet acreage data, noting significant activity and awaiting completion of the 1950 schedule.
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