22 Jan 1948
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Newspaper
Gunnison Valley News
Location
Gunnison, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1948
Page
1
A Valley pioneer and the area’s oldest resident, aged 94, died Tuesday. He received a 40 year veterans award and was known for his work with the irrigation company and local community projects. Survived by widow and children, funeral arrangements were held with relatives and neighbors paying respects.
List of newly acquired titles across genres and authors including Aldington, Aldrich, Neiman, Barrett, and Rey. Notes range from classic literature to children’s books and poetry. Funeral services were held in Kuyaville for Bare J. Sanders, son of Hod and Mrs Sanders, a cousin of Bait Sanders, who died suddenly after short illness.
Dallas Greener, civic and church worker, received the Distinguished Service Award at a Monday night ceremony. The honor recognizes his outstanding service to the community during the past year and honors recipients aged between 21 and 22.
Ambiguous OCR text mentioning Whidbey, Smolin, Ath Vie Fone, and various garbled fragments. Readable items are sparse, with no clear event, date, or concrete action to report.
Leland Larsen named veterans committeeman amid appeals to protect veteran rights. details mention Department of Labor and Selective Service Act, with Judge Loreeh and Robert K Saylers cited. Larsen, from Logan, scheduled in the Valley to handle business and visit friends and relatives.
Members of the Ganlean Valley Jaycees are sponsoring a rabbit hunt event. The planned activity aims to engage local volunteers and community members in a outdoors fundraiser and commemorative outing hosted by the Jaycees chapter.
The Utah cattle community gathers for February auctions with prominent breeders and firms like Streeter and Mitchell listed. Officials from Kansas City to Denver join industry journals in urging purchases to support home state product and boost domestic cattle sales.
The Junior Chamber of Commerce will stage a civic benefit sale Friday and Saturday. The Fremne Food Shack will donate 2 percent of their free sales to the civic tub to support local projects.
Sanpete County led Utah in the 1947 Savings Bond drive, exceeding objectives with 128 percent of its goal. Weber County followed at 112 percent, while San Juan reached 128 percent and Box Elder and Salt Lake fell near the state average.
A crowded scene outside a city hall draws politicians and protesters, with shouting matches and signs. Observers say the discourse centers on jobs, health care and education as candidates campaigned in the late afternoon.
Doctor Thurman warns rheumatic fever does not spread like other illnesses and advises careful isolation to prevent recurrence. Parents should shield a affected child from colds and monitor weight, appetite, bleeding, fever, and pain, seeking physician evaluation if symptoms worsen. Mrs Nerbon returned from a three week visit to several Utah towns.
Mrs Coraline Green, a former Dover resident and convert to the LDS church, died recently as reported to Mrs Sions Nelewn, sister-in-law. The notice notes she had lived in Utah as part of her later years.
The report details a 120 day campaign ending with 150 000 tons processed. It notes final payments to farmers and government checks, with figures including 1214 in late payments and a government check around 2.50. It highlights improved sugar content in Gunnleon territory and notes room for future gains.
Snow College in Ephraim opened a $190000 gymnasium after dedicatory services attended by Governor Marbert J. Man, Heber Bennion, BE Allen Boternen, Hay Lund, Muel Christenann, and President James Nuttall. The evening included speeches highlighting northern Utah development. Snow College defeated Carbon College 40 to 38 in a post dedication game.
The GVEG home economics department organized a chapter of the FHA. The initial nine members formed a short program with introductions and a talk by the chapter mother, Mire J. P. Alles. The meeting outlined homemaking purposes and duties.
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