13 Mar 1947
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Newspaper
Gunnison Valley News
Location
Gunnison, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1947
Page
1
Campaign reports indicate Hison tops the drive with Gunnin and the women's group completing a fund effort for the city. Amounts totaled 475 with gifts routed through James W Spring City as canvassers prepare for county publication.
Fragmentary notice references April 1st dates, pounds and sugar for home canning, with mentions of Frederic A Adams Svmar Executive and OPA maid. It outlines regular home canning current home conditions and no special for bom canning sugar, with various dates including September 10 and March 1 1007.
Money to war relief efforts is mentioned with a 50 cent payment in the Utah area and references to Payette and Wisconsin. The garbled text notes donations or transfers and a grocer or payroll context related to relief payments. Not all details are clear due to damaged OCR.
Fragmented OCR notes describe Valley High School hosting a PTA event with teachers and supervisors preparing students to speak on March 20. Mrs. LJond John-VTA oversees seating while Gurfield assists. The gathering includes teachers and Coop members as part of the program.
City leaders approved a new ordinance after a heated session with Meratye of iH Atanmennety Cradles and other stakeholders speaking to concerns. The measure addresses local development, public safety, and tax considerations, drawing mixed reactions from residents and business owners.
A public session promotes Utah history with a special offering for attendees. The course aims to educate residents about regional heritage and energy topics while inviting broad participation and discussion during the evening.
Arch 22 2010 ? mentions Safety Week in Utah inviting all persons and organizations to cooperate with the Home Division of Utah Safety Council to promote home safety education. Highlights national and state accident data, urges habits, supervision, remodeling to remove dangers and protect children elderly and the ill, with aims to foster caution and prevent home accidents.
The Sanpete 4-H Club held a Leaders Training School as H C Seymour and Director of the College Extension Service spoke on the value of 4-H work within Extension. Leaders were praised for completing the annual course with emphasis on developing talents for schooling and reaching rural families.
Twenty seven Sunday School workers from Gunnison Stake attended the stake convention in Ephraim. Participants included Moron, North and South Sanpole and Gunnison stakes with seven General Based members present to address the gathering led by High B Brown and chairman Joseph K Nichola along with Earl J Glade Antone Bommy Larry Sperry Hazel Fletcher and Thomas L Martin.
Gunnison Miss Miss Glentia Childs daughter of Mr and Mrs Newell Childs of Gunnison portrays Busan in the Boon College production The Chimes Of Normandy March 20 at 6 oclock in the college auditorium A double cast is used and daily rehearsals continue Principals are supported by a college chorus of 80 with college orchestra The play is directed by Joseph W Crane and Harry A Dean of the college speech and music departments
Local observations note a public meeting on March 17 in Lehi with emphasis on oil exploration in Utah. Reports detail campaign progress by Center-Geld and Pure CH Co while listing several firms: Dawes interests, Midland Fur Supply, and multiple national oil companies. The article describes deep prospects in Utah’s Clay Basin and mentions testing in Paleoreic formations and potential structures across the region.
The Gundleon Valley High junior team defeated the seniors 54 to 41 in a heated clash. Kent Bardsley steered the juniors with consistent inside play while Ania Jenae and Robert Beck found range in the second half to pull away.
The Great Basin Research Center reports March measurements showing Ephraim Canyon snow depth and water content above the ten year average at all three stations. Combined snow depth is about 25 percent above average with below average precipitation and milder temperatures noted for the past month.
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