Early Spring Storm Brightens Utah Water Outlook
A wet spring storm moved across Utah, with heavy rain in central and southern areas. By morning, about three inches lay on the ground in Sunpete and Sevier valleys as intermittent showers continued. precipitation neared 4.3 inches overall, filling Gunnison Reservoir and signaling ample water for the 1954 season and beet crops.
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Utah
Porlon
Sunpete-Sevier Valleys
Alma Jorgensen
Gunnison
Sterling
Jor-gersen
Mme
First Ward R.5 Meeting March 29 Report and Theology
The Teachera Report and Theology meeting of the Gunnl son First Ward Relief Society will be held Monday in the chapel at 1 30 pm. All members are urged to be present. No meeting will be held April 5 due to conference sermon.
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Teachera
Gunnlson First
Ward Relief Society
The
Relief Society
South Sevier Rams Win Utah State Class B Championship
South Sevier defeats American Fork to claim the state Class B basketball title in Utah Region Four’s tough division. Richfield finishes fourth as Margavale does not place. Glen Clark coaches South Sevier to a return championship after 1951. Dalton shines despite injury. Mel Wilkes earns second team honors.
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Utah
South Sevier
American Fork
Richfield
Margavale
Iook Richfield
Provo
Sali
Tomie
Tim
Hama
Glen Clark
South Sovier
Union
Spal Fork
Delis
Spet
Uintah
Maryrvalety
Spanish Fork
John Roberts
Carson Hane
van le Dallas
Dalton
Melvin Wilkes
North Sevier
Mel
Valley Farm Bureau Meeting Friday for New Officers
Gunnison Valley Farm Bureau to convene Friday evening at the Recreation Mall Garnlucey Chapel per secretary Leo D Bardsley. Meeting aims to elect new officers. membership spans Gunnison Centerfield Antell Feyntte Mayford and Sterling. All current and prospective members invited. door prize to attendees.
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Gunnison
Hermansen Tour Reaches Europe From New York April 2
Mr and Mrs M L Hermansen of Guonleon leave New York City April 2 for an extensive invitational European tour. Their itinerary covers Paris, Casablanca, Marrakech, Madrid, London, Copenhagen, Amsterdam and Brussels with stops in Algeria France Germany Switzerland Norway and Denmark, returning to New York August 12.
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M. L. Hermansens
New York
M. L. Hermansen
Guonleon
New York City
Hemphill
Paris
North Africa
Madrid
Spein
Idlewild
Air France
Parks
Might
Casablanca
North Athos
Malrtary
Cassblanes
Sultans Palace
Fedala Bo
Wallelty
Apell
Elatt Souls
Karsoulne Moeque
Ate
Mokbees
Algiers
Matrid
Spain
Hermansen
France
Riviers
Hiraly
Switzerland
Germany
Black Forest
Metherlandas
Cinds
Hermanware
Belgium
Paria
Parle
Liceu da Marian
London
England
Judy Let
Bentland
Norway
North Cape
Finland
Sweden
Denmark
Copenhagen
Amsterdam
Holland
Snow College honors athletes at annual award banquet
Snow College hosted an awards banquet with over 200 attendees honoring football and basketball teams. Director Whelton oversaw the event with Don Friedknecht as toastmaster. Woodrow Beck of Granite Valley High spoke as guest. Football captain Allen Smith and basketball captain Halbert Christensen received toasts, while both teams were praised for regional and national success.
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Snow College
Echoul
Whelton
Don Friedknecht
Woodrow Beck
Giannison Valley High
Bencdl
Allen Smith
Captai
Halbert Christensen
Kenses City
Soren Anderen
Centerfield
Andersen
Boon College
The
Valley High School
Saacon
Gul Be Wee
Cemmltier
Wil- Tame
Payhu
Jen
Auberorn
Ial
Snow Lea
Births at Guerissa Valley Hospital in March
In the past week at Guerissa Valley Hospital there were two births. On March 11 a 7 pound 7 ounce daughter to Mr and Mrs Dow E Nielsen Autell. On March 13 a 7 pound 6 ounce daughter to Marshall and Mr John C Besmus Gimnison.
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Birtha
Guerissa Valley Hospital
Dow E Nielson
Autell
Marshall
John C. Besmus
Gimnison
Home Gardeners Eligible For State Contest
Utah gardeners may enter the second annual Home Beautification Project sponsored by Utah Associated Garden Clubs and Deseret News. Entries open with an April 15 deadline and judging runs from spring to fall with city and regional winners.
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Utah
Deseret News and Telegerom
Uteh
Eli
Gible
Desiiret News and Telegram
School Board Financial Report Complaints and Winners
Mine Jane Barlow, a Gunnison Valley High School student, won first place in the Utah State Essay contest titled The Physically Hardicapped Competent Dependable Workers. The essay was forwarded to Washington for national competition. Kay Marie Robertson placed second, Shirley Harman and Joan Rodgers tied for fourth, Nancy Ann Sjoblom was seventh. In October, activities will honor the winners as announced by Principal Alexander.
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Jane Barlow
Gunnison Valley
Utah
Alexander Fromm LB Huesman
Mine Barlow
I Washington
Kay Marie Robertson
Gunnison Valley High Steal
Shirley Harman
Cyprus
Joan Rodgers
Alve
Phked
Nancy Ann Sjoblom
Jordan
Sth
Alexander
Wariering
Stele
Burglary at Loyal’s Place in Gunnison Reported
Gunnison City Marshall says Loyal’s Place in Gunnison was broken into between Thursday night and Friday morning. Cigars cigarettes confections and some change were stolen. Entrance gained by breaking a rear window. James Anderson manager says he checked receipts and found burglary the next morning. No conclusive evidence found earlier this week.
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Loyal
Gunnison
Jack Becmut
Marshall
Been Agera
Jems Anderson
Gunnison Garden Club Plans March Meeting at City Hall
Public urged to attend Gunnison Garden Club meeting March 29 at 7 30 p m at City Hall. Outlining of the cummara program and selecting a major project for the welfare of the community include main topics. New officers elected March 15 with Miss LaVyrie Larson president Mrs Anthony Willardson vice president Mrs Aurion Anderson secretary. New board includes Leda Childs Aweth Areereon and George Last membership chair.
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Gunnison Garden Club
LaVyrie Larson
Mra
Anthony Willardson
Aurion Anderson
Arcretary
Leda Childa
Aweth Areereon
Mira
George Last
Wedding Cake From 40 Years Ago Celebrated
A 48 year old cake kept by Mrs Dennison of Gun miso is showcased at a wedding reception. Made before her marriage to Joseph Dennison, the cake was preserved in glam protector and warmed at the Mantt Tem. The couple’s orange bicwom berqueta, once worn by the bride and groom, rests beside the cake. Mr Dennison died on March ay, leaving Mrs Dennison with seven grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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Becta Dennison
Gunmiso
Mra Dennison
Joseph
Dennison
Dynnisce
Maretay
Knighton Undergoes Eye Operation in Salt Lake City
John M. Knighton underwent a delicate eye operation Tuesday morning in Salt Lake City. Attending physician was Bascomb Palmer. The condition after surgery was not immediately known. Knighton’s wife and relatives remained in the city to be with him during and after the procedure.
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John M. Knighton
Salt Lake City
Bascomb Palmer
Salt Lake
White
Elmer Nielsen
Hospital Notes from Gunnison Valley Hospital
Hospital notes list several patients including Linde Ball, year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ball, treated March 20 for broken bones in the foot. Morris Wilson as medical patient. Mire OC J Bradt waite. Nyla Dennivan, 9, daughter of Clarence Dennison of Mayfield. Lois Thorpe, 8, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Thorpe of Axtell.
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Linde Ball
Paul Ball
Gunnison Valley Hospital
Morris Wilson
Bradtwaite
Nyla Dennivan
Clarence Dennison
Mayfield
Lois Thorpe
Dow Witer
Cameron Thorpe
Axtell
Salina Auction Report Details Cattle Sale total sales
Salina Auction Sale on March 10 totaled 604 cattle with a top price of 11.30 and Hoge at 929.00. 28 head sold. Sheep offerings were only three, not enough to establish a market price.
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Salina
Benson to deliver major farm policy address in Utah
Secretary of Agriculture Bara Talt Benson will speak at 2 pm Saturday April 3 at Utah State Agricultural College field house Logan Utah. Utah Idaho Wyoming farm leaders meeting named Logan's Fraok G Shelley executive secretary of the Utah State Farm Bureau Federation as general chairman. over 40 farm groups expressed support for Benson Day activities and a chance to show strong backing for the secretary's farm program ambitions.
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Bara Talt Benson
Utah Stee Agricultural College
Logan
Utah
Fraok G. Shelley
Utah State Farm Bureau Federation
Benson
Shelley
Riculture
Government Farm
Ulahns
Walle of Ute
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South Sanpete Gekool
Sanpete Behool
Menia
Guunieon House
Dennteor Fas
Bey W. Cherry
Salina Auction Sales Report
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