05 Sep 1963
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Newspaper
Gunnison Valley News
Location
Gunnison, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1963
Page
1
The Gunsison Telephone Company completed an expansion and upgrade moving offices from the old Genmbesa Valley Bank to a modern new building with a 34 foot aluminum front. President Meran said the project advances long range plans and will enable the switch to direct dialing with expanded capacity and new switchgear.
Obituary notice for Ohligafm Menger, native of the area, who died October 24, 1008. Born to Bawin Thermas and Laure Crowthes Wille, he lived in Guenion Valley and attended local schools. He married Merma Tobbler in Salt Lake City on December 51, 1008. the marriage ended in something like a pile in the Sol Lake Temele.
Doctors from Utah and nearby regions will attend the annual scientific meeting of the Utah Medical Association at the Hot Utah Metor Lodge on September 1 13. Dr John F Waldo leads the program with a notable roster. Prompt speakers include Dr GH Badin and Dr Amedlcary assisting, with Woman’s Club events and a full schedule announced.
A football showdown features Alumni and Defending Badgers set for Saturday at 8 on snow field. The event draws fans from American Porte and College of State Ueewenity, with noted figures including Jon Withers in attendance.
A September adult clinic is planned with details to follow. Additional information will be printed nearer to the date by Mrs Mark Miggine from Min Jerk Deere.
The Utah Water Users Agency schedules its annual meeting for September 17 starting at 10 a.m. at Governor's Round Hall Suite Capitol Building. The program includes sessions with agency leaders and representatives from water-related companies and regions.
A family dinner Saturday honored Mrs Will Gimersen Banpet niriive and bongetineg cesident of Gpasilien Vi i Mra. Simonsen. The event marked her 80th birthday with relatives from Ephraim and nearby towns including Laker City and Conlerfiekl. Attendees included Mrs Ardell Tonmen and others as part of a large extended family gathering.
The Livestock Marketing Information Service launches for 14 counties in southern Utah under Utah State Farm Bureau leadership. The service delivers daily market data and private treaty rules, aiding buyers and sellers with commodity pricing and local sales activity.
J Christensen appeared as a guest on a fifteen minute TV program during the Tako Paris Writers Art Festival. The event honored the Idaho centennial with reads and lectures titled Symbolism in Modern Literature. Christensen lectured on Poetry in Western Settings and read works in Portia. Attendees included Salt Lake City writer Nildited Mood Howyll and others from Denver Colorado and Oregon.
Earwigs are troublesome pests in gardens feeding on plants and animal material. They hide during the day and feed at night, posing risks to vegetables and livestock. use protective measures and follow expert advice for containment.
The Dairy Foods Festival Tour begins in Utah with Lord County touring the etoie on September 10 and continuing in several counties. Dennis Wisk and Lown Chlaon lead local arrangements for the event featuring Dairy Princesses and themed activities to encourage dairy consumption.
A beet farming feature notes the A and J Officials touring beet acres in Utah Idaho region. Dorothy Erskine, born April 11, 1904, dies from an accident injuries after a long illness and is survived by five children and extended family. The piece mentions community leaders from the Utah Idaho Beet Company and notes a harvest event in Gupnieen Valley with high beet yields and support for growers.
The Utah Retired Teachers Association will hold a convention at Zion and Bryce canyons on September 17. An interesting program is planned for the afternoon with papers and reports on civic service and efficiency. Mrs. Lott Meddouckeon and daughter Lies Len will attend after weeks of shaping plans and travel.
A stake conference announced new appointments for home teaching. The program aims to strengthen church duties with leaders introducing the pre Genk program to a large congregation at Canterfield. The event highlighted home teaching as a key spiritual discipline within Geapel.
The Sportsman's Calendar outlines Utah fall and winter season dates for fishing and hunting. It notes permit requirements and season openings with local agency references and upcoming regulatory details for anglers and hunters planning trips.
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