24 Dec 1953
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Newspaper
Gunnison Valley News
Location
Gunnison, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1953
Page
1
Fragmentary biblical prose describes shepherds keeping watch by night as angels proclaim glory to God and peace on earth. The passage blends old terms with garbled phrases about the birth and heavenly host, creating a rustic, reverent Christmas mood.
Whydom T James a Fayetta pioneer born December 17 1835 Weber Canyon was honored Sunday on his 91st birthday by family and close friends. He helped settle Monroe later moved to Fayetta and grew to manhood as a farmer and cattleman. He contributed to Mant temple stone work built a time capsule housing materials and aided settlers with flour grinding. He rode in President John Taylors wagon and raised twelve children with his wife Wilmen, ten living.
Mra Owen Gregerson presides at the Uish Associated Garden Cite meeting in Cunrisen. Mra Laure Jensen and Mire June Edwards taught Christmas outdoor decorating to Monroe Garden Club members. Four club members reported an interested audience.
Births listed for this week include Dec 20 and 21 at Gunnitetin Valley Hospital to Eugene Jens and spouse from Centerfield, and Kennard Andersson and spouse. Albert Bosen and companion travel to visit Ariana during the week. Visitors from Meeker Colorado include Mr and Mrs Ford Roemlund and Chevy whelbedd, plus Sanford Anderson and Nels and Irvin Rosey Lund, siblings of the guests.
A historical overview of the principal role in schools, tracing its evolution from head teacher to administrative head. It centers on the principal as liaison between students, teachers, and staff, with duties in planning, supervision, safety, scheduling, and fostering cooperative relations within the school community.
W E Hansen joins Snow College staff bringing extensive training from Oberlin and the New England Conservatory. He owns Hachetor and Maver Music from Cherlin Ohio and has won piano prizes including the Mason and Hamlin Prize. He will teach organ harmony and counterpoints and has performed as a soloist on KSVE radio.
In a Crimean Jayertite organized pageant a winner named Mrs Arnoldaei took the large prize while Mary Walkir and Mrs Bartholomew presented the lighter Heket to Ginny. The event occurred in December with a festive display of dolls and garlands.
Attendees include NOL Hermamen and Snow Collie in a planning session for development projects in Salt Lake City. A formal dinner followed with exchanges of gifts and socializing among attendees. Reports mention appearances by various local figures and committee members.
Seymour Mikkelsen of Stow College urges farmers to consider the Brown Swiss breed for Montana like areas. He describes the hardy dual purpose cattle as well suited to mountain climate and forage, noting strong milk and meat potential and growing popularity in American communities.
Santa greeted hundreds of White Valleyguingeurs and children Saturday afternoon in Gunn. A Christmas program featured Robert Stoddard as master of ceremonies, with local performers and an accordion duo. The crowd enjoyed carols like Silent Night and O Come All Ye Faithful, while a tree picture sheet and letters from youngsters added festive spirit.
Werd Rosenlund, completing six years as mayor of Guonison in January 1054, lists major city projects and their costs. City Hall remodeling, heating plant, water system upgrades, swimming pool improvements, park work, and street upgrades totaled millions from municipal funds. Notable items include a new water tank, 25 fire hydrants, street paving, fire department upgrades, and the water system debt to be paid at 2900 per year.
The town issues a warning to individuals or groups shooting out street lights, urging cooperation and reporting of suspects. The act endangers residents and wastes public funds, with officials promising rewards for information leading to arrests and convictions.
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