Motor Vehicle Accidents In Utah Show Decrease In 1950
Utah reports a drop in motor vehicle accidents in early 1950 with 3 585 accidents, 9.25 percent caused by road defects. June data shows 62 deaths statewide versus 18 last year. Pedestrian injuries rose, many due to crossing not at intersections. Alcohol involvement, obscured vision, and failure to yield contributed to crashes. most drivers under 24 suffered fewer incidents at lower speeds. An Idaho trip for Mr. Rosen and Mrs. Keith occurred July 5.
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Gunnison PTA awards 100 dollar college scholarship
Florence Buchanan of Gunnison Valley FTA announces a 100.00 college scholarship to Miss Eada Coates, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Coates, a Gunnison High School graduate. The award is sponsored by the local PTA as one of 14 grants.
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Florence Buchanan
Gunnison Valley
F.T.A
Ead
Coates
Gunnison
P.T.A
Missionary News in Japan and Local Confusion
A fragmentary report notes a missionary and religious activity in Japan alongside scattered names and places. The text mixes unclear references to individuals and locations with partial phrases, suggesting a pasted page segment from a local or church bulletin without coherent context.
Driver Training Course Open at BYU for Teachers
BYU offers a five day driver education instructors course from July 27 to 24 with daily sessions 8 to pm. Dr Mariani K Straseh leads the program aiming to prepare qualified high school driver ed teachers, covering driving principles traffic rules car maintenance and classroom organization. The course grants two university credits and requires a ten dollar registration fee for non summer-session students.
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Angle Youn
Clives
Mariani K Straseh
Publie Safety Kducethon
Asociaion of Casualty and
Dr Hart
BYU
Scouts Make Yellowstone Trip
Scouts from Vennertwit Troop Mo on a trip to Yellowstone National Park Saturday. The group included several named leaders and members. A hospital visit followed a report of a petting incident during the outing.
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Art Abitu
Atone
Seveineter Mariel
Hote Anetant
Sroutnaatey
Orrip Manin
Robinson
Eter
Caiman Sugar
Mes Aniersen
Garden Club Article Featured in Utah Gardeneer
Garden Club plans feature in Utah Gardeneer with focus on Garden Firsts. Elva Devitit, Utah Age Society historian, seeks authentic details on trees shrubs and plants in the Valley, including origins and caretakers. Contact Mrs Gregerson with any information by August 8.
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Utah Gardeneer
Mee
Chee Gregeran
Gunton Garden Club
Elva Devitit
Utah Agesociated
Garden Cluba
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Adgluim Tih
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Mra Gregerson
Jorgensen welcomes granddaughter and Gunnison Valley birth
Mr and Mrs Fred Jorgensen hear of a granddaughter born July 5 to Mr and Mrs Miles Jorgensen of Layton. The mother Ruth Wilson is in Ogden hospital with grandmother Ellen Wilson assisting. Baby weighs three pounds six ounces. Dele Pants welcomed an eight pound baby girl born Thursday at Gunnison Valley Hospital, their second daughter and fourth child.
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Fred Jorgensen
Miles Jorgensen
Layton
Ruth Wilson
Ogden Hospital
Ellen Wilson
Dele Pants
Gunnison Valley Hospital
City Council Urges Restriction Of Culinary Water Use
Gunison city council asks residents to limit culinary water use to preserve tank supply for emergencies. The notice warns the situation may require coordinated conservation measures and emphasizes prudent water use during dry or strained conditions. The message stresses community cooperation and readiness for potential escalation if reserves fall short.
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Gunison
Nimble Thimble Cluef Gunnison Meeting Note
The Nimble Thimble group met at Dagney Jensen's home to plan the annual camping trip, slated for Mount Bolger on July 19, with the meeting set for July 8 at 2 pm. The centerfield group is the Damn Dough Mixers.
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Cluef Gunnison
Dagney Jensen
Mount Bolger
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Damn Dough Mixers
Centerfield
Martin Madsen Dies Thursday Funeral Monday
Martin Madsen a native of Nagtrup Denmark and longtime Gunnison resident died Thursday at age 41. Funeral services will be held Monday at the Gunnison City cemetery with burial there. He was a carpenter, LDS church member and temple worker, survived by a son Chris Madsen and four daughters Franck Peterson Rulon Jensen Arden Christensen, plus a brother Andress Madsen and 14 grandchildren.
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Freirda
Martin Matsen
Wiley
Jorge
Ankers
Madsen
Momidere
Belmar Highwm
Keller Christensen
Annt
Lurie Allen
Gilbert Fieldsied
Muddy OF
Highum Christiansen
Loren Hill
Gunnison City
Elmer Nirlaen
Nagtrup
Denmark
Mr. Modaet
Paul G
Christians Nielsen Madsen
United States
Gunniam
Lats
Julia Fredrickesn
Manti
Mant
Utah
LDS Church
Chris Madsen
Gundson
Daughlers
Franck Peterson
Murray
Rulon Jensen
Axtell
Arden Christensen
Centerfield
Andress
Mudsen
Olsen Cronquist Wedding Reported In Logan Temple
Mr and Mrs Bertram Olsen of Axtell announce the marriage of their son Donald to Miss Joyce Cronquist daughter of Mr and Mrs Heber Cronquist of Benson Ward The couple exchanged vows June 2 at the Logan Temple A wedding dinner followed for the families and a few close friends The groom is a 1948 graduate of Gunnigan Valley High and a popular member of the younger social set The bride and guests included Mr and Mrs Leon Embly and John and Mike The couple left on a three week trip to Yellowstone National Park and Canada
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Bertram Olsen
Axtell
Donald
Joyce Cronquist
Heber Cronquist
Benson Ward
Logan Temple
Leon Embly
John
Mike
Yellowstone National Park
Canada
Farm Leaders Sponsor Talk By C F Brannan
Utah farm leaders announce a Logan meeting featuring Charles F Brannan Secretary of Agriculture as principal speaker. Vernal A Bergeson chairs the Utah Agricultural Educational committee which organized the event to sponsor the Logan gathering. A Salt Lake Rotary Club and Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce will host a luncheon with Brannan at Hotel Utah on Tuesday July 18.
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Logan Tabernacle
Charles F. Brannan
Agel Culture
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Verval A Bernas
Utah Worel Adlayr of Agriculture
Utah
Logan
Branan
Salt Lake
Brannan
Holden
Mra
Mary K. Mower
American Fork
James F. Phillipa Hepht
Reunion in Salt Lake City for Gunnison Sugar event
Delegates from Gunnison Sugar Inc and Utah Idaho Sugar Co gather in Salt Lake City for a year ahead planning session. Leaders include Fred Willard, Marti Speretars, and Wendell Smoot. Speakers discuss grower relations, sugar beet prospects, blight resistant varieties, and mechanization progress for the beet industry.
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Vrivcpal Boayoens Vyamecactieel Wales Tee
Offivers — Hielitigg
Harnihy Group
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Idaho
Sanpete
Sevier Valley
Wigar
Utah Aera
Sanders
Ditriet
Uieh
Bima Sorenson
Gunnipon
Cranial
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Gales Mana¢er
Bion Tolman
J. C. Kearns
T. Wm. Cockayne
F. M. Michelsen
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Utah Savings and Trust Company
Willard A. Smith
Gunnivon Sugar, Inc
Zions Savings & Trust Company
Wendell M. Smoot
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Zions Savings Bank and Trust Co
Salt Lake City
J. Arthur Weed
Scalley
Beatley
Seal Jey
Furth
Sorenson Sorenson couple to wed in July at Manti Temple
Miss Shirley Sorenson of Aurora plans marriage to Tyger Sorenson of Redmond after a temple ceremony. The couple, both from Sorenson families, will reside at the Sorenson Store in Redmond following their July 17 wedding.
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Soranson
William Sorenson
Aurora
Tyger Sorenson
Mimo Soren
Griisan
Sorenson
Rediond
Centerfield Pioneer Day Celebration Set for July 24
A Pioneer Day festival is planned in Centerfield on July 24 with A W Jenson as general chairman. The all day event runs from early morning to late night and will feature a full schedule of activities. Organizers urge attendance from residents and visitors alike as details are finalized and to be announced in Gunnism Valley News.
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A. W. Jenson
Centerfield
Gunnism Valley News
Publishers of Weekly Utah Papers Lauded In Statewide Broadcast
Broad Utah broadcast credits editors and publishers of weekly newspapers for statewide impact. The program, aired on KSUB Cedar City with Utah Copper Division backing Kennecott Copper, highlights the role of weeklies in delivering local news.
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Kennecott Copper Corporation
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