Old Folks Party At Centerfield Draws Crowd
Centerfield chapel hosts a February gathering for old folks with a lively program. Residents and guests enjoyed hymns like Come Come Ye Saints, a variety of solos and duets, and instrumental pieces led by Jake Petersen and others with performances by Kennard Anderson and Jerry Bradley among the volunteers.
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Eny
Alfa
Jake Petersen
Leh Olaen
Margaret
Norma Jean Vecal
Kennard Andersen
Jerry Bradley
Playpita
Mia Heur
Norma Jean Borenon
Patrice Melsen
John Anderton
Archin Buchanan
Margaret Sor- Andersen
Bost and
Bootes
Potted Plant Show Planned For May
Officials of the Uish State Garden Club announce a potted plant show to be held in Gall Lake City in May. Entrants must have owned their plants for at least three months. M J Herman Nin will publish rules and details. Local growers hope top prizes go to entrants from other sections of the state.
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Uish State Garden Club
Gall Lake City
M. J. Hermannin
Civics Club Meeting Rescheduled in Cedar City Event
The Assoc ted Civic Clube of Southern and Eastern Utah delays its March 6 meeting in Cedar City. President Ka men Lounes will greet attendees. An executive board session at 9 am precedes a public afternoon gathering at 2 pm with D. H. Whit tenberg and Chesier Olen among participants. A banquet at Motel Escalante, 7200 pan, will conclude the event.
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Megulor
Assocted Civic Clube
Utah
Cedar City
Kamen Lounes
Gre
Mie U
D. H. Whittenberg
Utah State Reid Commission
Chesier J. Olen
ServicaWm
Eee
Superintendent Smith
Bion National Perk
Mev Oda
Motel Escalante
Will Observe Sliver Wedding
A community notice invites attendance at a silver wedding celebration with fumes, dancing and refreshments arranged. The event date is listed as a public affair with all residents encouraged to participate.
Proclamation Endorses Red Cross War Support Efforts
A proclamation dated February 1681 acknowledges the national emergency and the war effort in Korea, praising the American Red Cross for aiding civil defense, blood drives, and first aid training. It urges generous contributions to the fund and notes the document is affixed at the Blake Capitol in Salt Lake City by Brace Lee Geren.
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Korea
Whemeas
Tvil
Blake Capitel
Salt Lemme City
Wiah
Sign-up Of 1951 Sugar Beet Contracts Begin
Meetings in Salt Lake City initiate the Sanpele-Sevier Sugar Beet sign-up for 1051 contracts. Terms mirror the 1061 contract, with notes on storage, water supply, and immediate district coverage plans by Agricultural Superintendent Lo J. Arnold. The Bury Bee Club met February 1 at Mrs. home.
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Salt Lake City
Sanpele-Sevier
Sevier Anvil
Sanplich
Lo J. Arnold
Bury Bee Club
Mra
Pilots Training Center Sows Private License Drive
A fragmented report notes ongoing efforts to secure private pilot licenses with instruction and flying time emphasized. Mentions no clear names, dates, or locations due to unreadable OCR.
Economy Run Tests Mileage Across Desert Route
The nalidn's greatest mileage and performance tests of stock automobiles, the 10S Run, will be held March 6 and 7 from Los Angeles to the south of the Grand Canyon via Death Valley and Las Vegas. The 40 mile course, 96 miles longer than the M80 Run, tests cars under varied altitude and weather to prove performance reliability for the auto industry.
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Grand Canyon
C. & Becaamyer
Exoquisye
Wion Preston
General Petroleum Corporation
American Automobile Association
Los Angeles
Death Valley
Laa Vege
Beesriger
Car Accident in Gunnison Injures Child
A three year old, son of Mr and Mrs Von Childs of Gunnison, was run over by a tire from a car at the Childs home. The child, who escaped broken bones, was treated at the Clumetiperes Valley Hospital after the wheel passed over his right side and ear while his mother opened the car door. The mother had told him to run inside moments before. He is expected to recover fully.
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Craig Childe
von Childs
Gurnlied
Forest And Range Car Inspection Fires Increase
A report from forester W. R. Tangren notes the 1950 forest and range fire season extended into November with 6,700 acres burned. This compares to 8,003 acres from 60 fires in 1800, with references to Valley residents and local gatherings as the inspection drive urges car checks to meet state laws and avoid last minute rushes.
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Cee Valley
Major in Air Force Honors and Awards Mentioned
A World War II era note records an individual named Clarence Preberein of Guindenn being advanced to major in the air corps. The event references Weekes Fiakd in Mowall and notes a Mitver dar Gies Petersen snether eon as part of the wartime recognition.
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Air Corps
Laser Petrsen
Sen
Mr. and Mee
Clarence Preberein
Guindenn
Tan
Ace la Mow
Weekes Fiakd
Mowall
Be Wan
Mitver Dar Gies Petersen
I Didn’t See It Judge Traffic Light Incident
A Canadian city editor recounts running a red light on Main Street Friday in American Fork. Ten dollars paid for the violation, with higher fines possible at fifteen dollars. the peace officer said he was in a good mood that day. The editor warns about traffic hazards and the risk of accidents and death.
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Sean
Terry Deaper
Officers Chosen for Mayfield Lions Club Inaugural
The Organisation of Lions Club for Mayfield was formed at a February meeting in Mayfield and led by sponsor Udell Christiana who was elected president. Shirley Bartholomew was named first vice president along with Rely Sorensen as second vice president.
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Lions Club
Mayfield
Mayfield Sehen House
Nison Lion Club
Instituton
Udell Christiana
Wee
Shirley Bartholomew
Rely Sorensen
Christmas Birth Announced in Chridiasburg
A notice reports the birth of a 7% pound girl on February 3 in the Galina Nonpitel De. Wilson fenith attended by Abe. February 37 marked by Mr and Mrs Hoy Jensen of Axtall welcoming a 64¢ pound daughter of the Salinn Weapttal Der. Kita served as physician.
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Chridiasburg
Berm
Wilson Fenith
Abe
Phyulckem
Mrn Hoy Jensen
Axtall
Welboened
Salinn
Kita
Gunnison Pioneer Mother Dies Funeral Wednesday
Anne Christina Thunneson Westlund, a Gunnison Pioneer mother, died February 24 at her home of causes not stated. Born June 2, 1861, to Hans Jensen Thunneson and Anne Mar Wart Jensen, she lived most of her life in Gunnison, married Carl Frederick Wentland in Salt Lake City, and was active in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and taught Mollet variety for many years. Funeral services were held Wednesday in the Gunnison ward chapel.
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Im. Wediesday
Gunnison Ward
der Hire
Anne Christina Thasnien Westlund
H.W. Westlund
Woodrow Beck
Rita Mra Weellind
Gunnlace
Hans
Anne Marwart Jensen Thunnison
Gunnlem
Snow College Branch Plan Faces Utah Legislature
Resolution favors Snow College becoming a branch of the Utah State Agricultural College. The motion was made by C. A. Peterson and seconded by Grant Dupang, with support from board chair members and local lawmakers. Bill No. 730 in the Senate and House debate would authorize the branch, with county representation to express community wishes.
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Snow College
U.sa.c
Utah Oni Turney Growers
Tne
Bald ' Ot Gonnisa
C. A. Peterson
Counterfield
Grant Dupang
Mandi
Casalmoun
Seon College
Utah Site
Layten
Thie County
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Herwley Prockalen
Fey
Lee Geren
Legion Post
Sveenders
Mary Gilets
Oliver Rumell
American Legion of
Centerfield Shore
Glen Myrup
Mrp
Mojiwell
Mins Shirley Robbeli
Mise Une Sarenpon
Misa Boonie Hanan
Boyd Whithink
Rhidd Jorgensen
Jay Jeno
Woyal Jensen
Legion
Ana
Gunnison
Bindell Larsen
Apt
Hrace
Wlalied
Wis Exther
Cle Loreen
Asul
LeVern
Ban Stiveo
Caliscenic
New Lions Club
Dugene Orerteli
Leviepamdens
Ture
CE Amber
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