21 Mar 1963
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Newspaper
Gunnison Valley News
Location
Gunnison, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1963
Page
1
Vera Norman died at home in Gunnison in a life ending tragedy. The deceased woman was a longtime civic leader and mother of several Gunnison residents. Survived by her husband and multiple children, funeral services were conducted at the Guardian Chapel with local clergy officiating.
Nath Kearns Peek, a Gunnison native, died on the coast in California. The obituary lists survivors including daughter Jaren Leet Elica Chew Kearne, husband Or. diseph Sewer Peck, and brother Hugh Kearna. Funeral services were held in Auburn and Tooele with burial at Tooele.
Charles Howy Tart a seven year old from Long Beach died suddenly in March while at home. He was born in Salt Lake City to Cherise Henry and Larch Kivoes Fert and married Anna Modeon on October 1, 1910. He worked four years for Kennecott Copper Corporation before moving to Long Beach. Funeral services are Thursday at the Second Ward Chapel with viewing an hour prior. burial will be in Gunnnen City Cemetery.
The Sanpete drive aims to raise funds for cancer research and patient care under the slogan To Cure More, Give More. Local civic leaders including Dr Fuller Piceeting de Craneda and Mrs Elva Christiansteen announce committees across Ephraim and other South Sanpete communities to bolster donations.
A community drive organized by the Red Cross, with Mr Austin Andersen as general chairman in Gunnison and Mrs Atstress Jensen as chairman in Couter field, aims to support critical care assistance and recruit volunteers.
Federal funding boosts for wildlife and public works reach five Intermountain states. Utah Colorado and others receive supplemental allocations under the Accelerated Public Works Program. Details show rough sums and intended wildlife health and habitat efforts, with administration by Interior Department officials.
Gunnison FFA Chapter awarded an honorary degree and presented several recognitions including public speaking accolades, leadership awards, and donations by local supporters. Floyd Peterson led the ceremony naming members and noting chapter leadership over the past year.
Reported campaign details a brucellosis control operation in Utah involving buffalo herds. The effort included vaccination with a surveillance plan and field deployment across desert terrain, aiming to curb disease spread and protect livestock and wildlife.
A two car collision occurred on UB Highway near Centerfield causing injuries. Police reported driver Ted Kim of Capitol City involved alongside Dan Anderson of Gallina. A second vehicle carried Mr Cotckenarn and two passengers. Esther DM Andersan and Harold Shaleteas were also tied to the incident.
Obituary notice for Earnest Kearns born January 1, 1904, with death in California. Mentions surviving grandchildren Frankie and 18 nephews, and relatives including Marie Lipsie Ogalen and LaVerne, Arcadia connections. Posthumous note lists Muriel Kentia.
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Elaine Clement Woolfon der, 47, formerly of San Berroting Calitiera, died in an apparent illness. Funeral services were held in Magma with interment in Salt Lake City. survived by three daughters and a father.
County announces deadline March 28 for the Utah Junior Turkey Program. Details outline entry rules, eligibility, cost per bird, and prize structure including a county award and a special FFA chapter recognition for top quality birds.
Leon Emnbsley departed Sunday to attend a showing of Western Auto merchandise in Miochton, California. The trip highlights a local businessman visiting a regional trade event to view new automotive supplies and equipment.
The Guntiesn Valley team led by Lorne Kump Cathy Whitlock and Asdeeen faltered at 15 to 990 loss after a previous win over Millard High and Wasnteh, marking a tough setback in the Hercules Bowl competition.
Gunnison plans an old folks event this Saturday with a program at the Star Theatre. Local organizers list attendees including Mr and Mrs Pickett, Mr and Mrs Olsen, Mr and Mrs Wittord, and other residents. The event features community leaders and a program of music and speeches.
The Sanpete Farm Bureau will hold its annual meeting Monday at the Center Ward Chapel in Monti, with state party leaders and speakers discussing a proposed wheat program and farm issues. A Talent Find program, entertainment, and instruction are planned, with posters inviting local Farm Bureau members to attend.
Gluntideon Valley riding club held elections with Chaby ema bel as chair and Alva Lome as vice president. Dale Jirmen led the drill team while Erwit Moberis and Paul fall were named three–prar directors.
The combined Junin and Senior High Band and chorus will highlight the PTA meeting at Grrrl Valley High School on March 2. The program begins at 1 p.m. and all parents are urged to attend. PTA methods will be held the same evening.
Three short operetta style plays will be presented after the 7:29 pm dedication honoring the Balke Society. Participants from Gunnison First Ward include Mrs Darrell Fullmar, Mr Nathan Hore Des Hartho, David Thosipest, Mrs Lila WIL Den, Darrell Warren, and others in the Relief Society and Steliot Society Birthday group.
A Utah Foundation study reports agricultural property pays about one third of the total property tax in Sanpete County and across the state. It notes different property types including residential and commercial pay varying shares, with agriculture contributing a relatively small portion of overall revenue despite calls for reform.
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