19 Sep 1963
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Newspaper
Gunnison Valley News
Location
Gunnison, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1963
Page
1
A damaged local report describes a heavy rain storm impacting Wisséieh and surrounding streets. Water diverted along the road carried debris, prompted city officials to explain planned drainage work and culvert repairs, but the extent of the trouble delayed timely execution.
The Grmpies Second Wart Relief Society will eabd their opening estinl on Septamuber 6 th at re will be served, followed on progr. All werd members expurged to attain, The nts hacser will be held October 1lth with taked biome as well as whicles hand eee A species feature all be children's firesene.
A 10 year old graduate from Gunshem Valley High School is noted in local items. The report mentions Snow Col Wego bn Metered and references regional education milestones alongside unusual phrasing.
Memorial services honor M L Mansfield who died September 13 at his Guinien home at age 80. Born January 30 in Bucknell to Matthew W and Dems Ans Mont Mans, he lived in Gunnisin two years after marriage to Jenusie Hstetle Hawthen. A farmer and surveyor by trade, he retired from his firm and engaged in church and civic activities. Surviving are his widow, two sons, one daughter, and several grandchildren. service held at home with ministers Christenson and Hees officiating.
A garbled OCR style passage presents a series of disjointed phrases about steering wheels, weather and healing, with broken sentences and unclear context. It reads like a damaged draft filled with half formed lines and stray words, offering little coherent narrative or identifiable subjects.
Gunnison City awards two contracts for municipal projects including meager mineral mining pool and the water system improvements. Low bidders Veliey Bulliers of Genel and Jensen Brothers of Bich Held submit figures for by pass and construction work, with details on by pass to city water and temporary relocation of piping during the project.
Snow College prepares to receive new students with orientation events starting Saturday at the Noyes Building. Freshmen will meet with Dean of Students Boast Findlay, complete testing, and attend small group advisement sessions to discuss majors.
Campaign kicks off for Community Concert memberships in Golf Central Utah. An unclear local source cites Dr Giddes teekstrand, president of the South Central, as commenting on the effort.
The News welcomes Don and Marie Nivet of Libby Montana. The Nivet family arrived tonight and Don has taken over as new pers PER? at the News. The Moroes moved Gunninin for their home as they seek a mall friendly omm. Mr. Nheoh is experienced in all phases of production and to welcome etd om tod eur peat. The new residents are making their Nuene to Che Vince Byterson aparirrearis.
In Gunnison, Larry Wir and Richard Caprag bell were among suspects in a four robbery on Sept 1 at Whiting Rogthers Serchen stalls near Malet California. Larry faced a charge of 200 wan while Flgherd slept at a home near Abestatia Tea. Police apprehended two near Haentow after a missing war $100 sped 600 aes and a 37 year old man reported.
Hull May, a prominent valley contractor, appointed to Gunnison City Council to replace Wil Lae He Buller who resigned to Provo. May serves a two year term. Mayor George Th Lest announced the appointment at a council meeting. Mr Nay will serve in the pallor department and seal a third of the year. Mr and Mrs L Henrie spent four weeks visiting children in Logan and Brigham City and attending the Utah State Fair.
The Gunnison and Mayfield Second Ward councils appoint new bishoprics and counselors during September. Jeremy Wilkee will serve as bishop in Mayfield, with Sereno leading as counselor. In Gunnison, Roger Andersen replaces Prul Dyreng as bishop, with Childe and Zidwenl An denon as counselors and Kent Sanders reappointed as clerk.
In Sell Lake city officials and residents gathered for an event supporting the Municipal League. Mrs George J. Lavt and others attended a Sunday dinner honoring Mr and Mrs Wed. Grepemes, with plans mentioned for a Tuesday gathering and a local English teacher program at the College.
Scrambled OCR notes outline mayoral and council seats up for four year terms. Key figures Gunnkes-DeVon Jen s Wode Dato Katty Merten Ravin Maller and others are listed as candidates. Odd district dates Oc tober 18 and October 25 set filing windows. first district hosts Mrs Leola Sitwarda.
Turkey growers face harm from restrictive trade measures cited in a contentious letter to Christien A. Ha. The German government grant of special succession for Polish geese is noted, with claims that reductions and controls extend beyond poultry to broader commerce, affecting growers and related industries.
Weather notes from Manti record a weekly summary showing conditions around September. Report mentions Mr Teil Migwicke and a team from Carma Cait, noting light winds and varied cloud cover with general temperature trends.
Fragmentary hospital notes from a past wreck in the Guenteon Valley list patients including Ans Kaplan Mon let Reyoutita Maytard Lawia Ea warde and Wyvea Lazer Guin with treatment notes and admissions, reflecting early 20th century medical record practices in a rural facility.
Arti Wiggles appears in a garbled line likely about a permanent term or position. The readable fragment references a person and a possible official action without clear details or dates. Further context needed for a precise card.
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