National Garden Club To Hear Local Talent
The State Garden Club holds its 8th annual convention in Salt Lake City from June 6 to 7. Mrs Owen Greger of Gunnison chairs events. the program centers on Pioneer Heritage with Utah Night featuring local entertainers. A Gunlock Valley High School group performs The Promised Valley in the Lafayette Ballroom at Hotel Utah with readers and vocal performers from Centerfield.
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Ostional Council
Stote Garden Clube
Salt Lake City
Ted
Sccoming
Mra
Owen Gregerson
Gunnhion
Duneth
Utah
Gunakem Valley
National Council of State Garden Clubs
Ball Lake City
Eugene Jensen
Clive Derpatn
Marvin Fjeldvied
Vocstrio
Mira
Lawrence Anderson
Reatler
Promised Valley
Speech Music Festival Set For Tues March 6 Gunnison
The Gunnison Stake Speech and Music Festival directed by Miss LaVyrie Lar be alyppdhast Sauget ray is scheduled for Tuesday March at 1 20 pm in the Gunnison Chapel. All wards are to participate and the public be invited.
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Gunnison
Committees Named in Gunnison Businessmens Association
Initial committees are set to advance the organization plan with members Gallanges Embrey Wowtesskow Wiggins Cherry for Activity. Budget and Finance lists Toward Norman Last Jensen Overfall Clements Hansen. Patificity includes Erval Hansen Whitlock Nullon Brow Bosco Tuyen. Membership covers Nielsen Larson Madsen Olson. Total membership stands at 27. Bruce Yeldsted departed for a ranch job in Gandy Utah.
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Gallanges
Leon Embrey
Jack Wowtesskow
Morrie Wiggins
Wealey Cherry
Tioward Norman
George Last
de von Jensen
Eugene Overfall
Lavor Clements
Garth Hansen
Erval Hansen
Royal Whitlock
Bud Nullon
Marion Brow
Nels Bosco- Tuyen
Elmer Nielsen
Robert Larson
Harvey Madsen
Allen Olson
Peperensre
Sister Dies In Salt Lake City
Mrs. Thelma Carter Allred 44 of Centerfield died February 22 in Salt Lake City after illness. Funeral services were held Saturday at Mountain View Ward Chapel with burial in Ball Lake City cemetery. She was born May 4, 1907 in Provo, daughter of John and Myrtle Carter. She married Clarence Allred and is survived by three daughters, father, grandchildren, and six brothers and sisters.
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Thelma Carter Allred
Herbert A. Robert
Centerfield
Salt Lake City
Mountain View Ward
Ball Lake City
Allred
Provo
John
Myrtle Loveless Carter
Clarence
Addion
Tor
Snow College Round-Up Day And Open House Set For March 30th
Snow College schedules Round-Up Day and Open House for March 30. Highlights include a student art show at 7 pm in the recreation hall and a guest lecture from the Utah State Agricultural College. A matinee dance offers demonstrations and prizes, with opportunities and requirements outlined for participating students.
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Snow College
Utahtate Agricultural College
Gary Robinson Wins Ski Title at College Event
Gary Robinson, a sophomore geology major at the College of Southern Utah, won the downhill ski title at the annual winter carnival activities. The event benefited from favorable weather and date alignment aiding proceedings.
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Gary Robinson
College of Southern Utah
Gary Bilerri
Guntilsom Valley
Od Mn
G. B. Robinson
Cancer Discussion At Fayette Meeting
A Fayette meeting led by Mrs Elijah James and Mrs C. I Childs of Gunnin San Pete County Cancer Chairmen discussed visiting people for cancer awareness. Two films titled You Time And Cancer and Alemarter Ten fipat were shown, with brief remarks and a recap of accortion sthections.
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Wil Paytte
Mra
Elijah James
Mra C. 1 Childs
Gunnin
Sanpete County
Jarel “Alemarter
Rio Grande Railroad Names Successor To McCarthy
Gate Gaw Adie in Monday succeeded Life Judge Wilson McCarthy as provident at What Cherevne. Be FG Garndle Wont nore Tallin. His election by Rho Grands Ker uf lve wan att nuumced the board chairman, John Evars, following the regular monthly act the boned Movidlay he in hie first offfiat act ae prevident. Lengevi ind icately by Uhre Aptleiett.
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Wilson McCarthy
Rho Grands
John Evars
Uhre Aptleiett
Mir Aydelott named top post at Ric Granite firm
Famed leader Mir Aydelott selected for Ric Granite top post amid speculation after Judge McCourthy’s death. Leonard H Hale appointed vice president and general manager effective March Lat. Evans praises Aydelott for railroading knowledge and quick grasp of finances, noting his executive ability to continue Rio Chande properties' success.
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Leonard H Hale
Mir Aydelott
Ric Granite
Iite
Judge McCourthy
Are Aydellott
Rio Chande
Wilson McCarthy
Evansaid
Aydelott
Bbis
Anthu Deaire Sizable Career in the Rio Grande Service
In a long service arc, Anthu Deaire joins Fic Greode at treck isbwrer and advances into the presidency tradition. Aydalett’s election marks a shift as Rio Grande’s president, moving 20 years from the day he hired at the Rio Grande track gang after University of Mines graduation. Lenard Wo Make rises to view Stn beer in Rio Grandy disor 1518, joining the operating whing department. Mate enters Grapde service Sept 13, 2014 as Hligather at Glenwood Springs, then moves to Grand Junction where he engages in that role and is celebrated in his service.
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Anthu
Fic
Treck
Aydalett
Rio Grande
Lenard
Muir
Rie Grandy
Mate
Hligather
Glenwoad Springs
Geend Junction
Hide Arti
Mace Etibat Tie
Adalat Aad
February Moisture Report From Guy Hise Factory
Fragments indicate February yielded little moisture with a reported total around 0.12 inch. Figures credit Linhe ralstine and Austin Adie rain ionerwer to the Mountain oreie report, noting February dates and sporadic falls across Rete regions.
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Linhe Ralstine
Guy Hise Ses
Austin
Adie Rainionerwer
Frebrudry
Sorenson Truck Wreck Kills Pigs on Wyoming Hwy
A large semi owned by Elma Sorenson and Lena Gunnizen crashed Sunday night on a Wyoming highway while hauling pigs from Croaha Mebisaka to Low An erles. The truck skidded on the highway, the trailer broke, and over 70 pigs died. Driver Ernest Madven and auxiliary Doug Hansen were injured. the truck suffered minimal damage.
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Elma Sorenon
Lena
Gunnizen
Wyoming
Larambe
Croaha
Mebisaka
Anerles
Ernest Madven
Doug Hansen
Melber
40th Wedding Fete Honors Lavell Childs Couple
Mr and Mrs Lavell Childs, once Gunnison residents now in Salt Lake, celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary in February at a family dinner. Attendees from Gunnison included Mrs Leola Edwards, Mr and Mrs Cliff Childs, and Grover Childs Sr.
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Lavell Childs
Gunnison
Salt Lake
Fetenery
Riskhagl
Gunnken
Re Appraisal On Cloud Seeding Use Probed By Experts
A Utah based panel reports cloud seeding can raise rainfall by eight percent during drought, urging federal cooperation with drought-stricken counties. The plan involves silver iodide release from ground generators and various state figures, with a state airport plant and expanding operations to train personnel for water conservation efforts.
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Lsu
Euprria
Art of Congress
Quater
Drouth
Drouthttricken
Fiales
Hospital Notes From Qertless Valley Hospital
Week in review lists patients Mrs Gladiy Tyzack of Vernal and Dewin Hacenussen, son of Mr and Miry, with Roger Its mu ssen of Centerfield also noted. Cloud seeding appraisal described as the only intelligent course to pursue by Frinthienseht.
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Qertless Valley Hosphel
Wwek
Gladiy Tyzack
Vernal
Dewin Hacenussen
Miry
Roger Itsmussen
Centerfield
Region Four Tourney Opens Today In Mount Pleasant Gym
Region Four opens with round robin play at Mount Pleasant as Merth Sanpete enter the Mt Seenen gym with Gevier facing ice. The day schedule lists Moroni versus Marysvale and North Sanpete versus Richfield North Sanpete, with teams hoping for a strong tournament run.
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Mount Pleasant
Merth Sanpete Erm
Mt. Seenen
Merth Gevier
Bie Ice
Tece Sask Tees Wen
Gewier
Pam — Richfield
Sanpete
Moroni
Va Marys Vale
North Sanpete
Bulldogs
Sanpeters
Natasha Rees Takes Second in District Oratorical Contest
Natasha Rees of Gennteon Valley High School earned second place in the District American Legion Oratorical Contest held at Manil High School on February 5. First place went to Eve Claes of Ephreim High. winners advance to the state finals.
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Natasha Rees
American Legion
Motestia Rees
Gennteon Valley High School
Wea
Americas Legion
Manil High School
Eve Claes
Allert
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