Open mindedness urged at University of Utah Founders Day
Professor Edgar Young urged students and graduates to value open mindedness and liberty during Founders Day services at Kingsbury Hall. He traced the university’s growth from 1847 and called undergraduates to enter the kingdom of light, urging faith hope and steady work toward a higher goal.
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Edgar Young
Department of Western History
University of Utah
Kingsbury’s Hall
Young
Emigration Canyon
Mississippi
Kingdom of Light
Nurses Invited to Enroll in Red Cross Service
San Francisco reports hundreds of graduate nurses aged 21 to 40 are invited to enroll as a Red Cross nurse reserve. Enrollment marks Jane Delano’s birthday observances with programs March 12 to 22 across Pacific area chapters.
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RED Cross
San Francisco
Jane A. Delano
A. L. Chafer
Pacific Area
Delano
Hey
Ida F Butler
Red Cross Nursing Service
Washington, D. C
Army
Navy
Ohio
Mississippi Valley
Sacramento
Helen Sparks
Seattle
Washington
Kathleen
Mabel Leahy
Gladys L. Badger
John Neydeman
Alameda
Cal
Helen Gardner
District Nurses’ Association
Oakland
Myrtis Coltharp
Virginia Dunbar
University of California Hospital
Fielding Students Enjoy Assembly and Varsity Victory
The Scholastic Society of Fielding girls presented a varied program with performances by Moyne Matthews and Norene Piggott among others and a reading by Carol Roberts. Fielding defeated Star Valley high 51 to 43 as Rex Beck and Harold Jaussi led the team. The week also featured home economics sales to fund projects and plans for a district basketball tournament in Pocatello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartanettes
Scholastic Society of Fielding Girls
Fielding
Moyne Matthews
Norene Piggott
Aleene Patterson
Aston Rich
Jennie Michaelson
Dale Brewer Leonard Perkins
Osmond Dunford
Leonora Spencer
Carol Roberts
Little Maxine Shepherd
Weldon Cole
Laura Stevens
Daniel Michaelson
Little Iane Parker
Henry Parker
Shirla Howell
Evelyn Brown
Ardath Arnell
Julia Sleight
Beth Shepherd
Ruth Tueller
Winona Shepherd
Muriel Austin
Ramona Shepherd
Spartan
Star Valley High
Felding
Rex Beck
Walter Jaussi
Daniel Transtrum
Preston Brim
Hall
Harold Jaussi
Old Fielding
Ogden Livestock Show Classifications Are Announced
The 20th Ogden Livestock Show in January 1939 will use two divisions 4 H and Future Farmers. Classes cover steers and heifers by weight 850 and under 850 to 950 and over 950 pounds with grading prime choice good. Prizes range 6 5 and 4 dollars per animal. A new feeder calf class is added with restrictions on pens and weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Future Farmers of America
Relief families receive fresh California oranges
Boise reports about 12 000 social security direct relief and work progress administration cases now receive surplus orange shipments purchased by federal agencies. The surplus program aims to stabilize prices and aid needy citizens with 330 000 pounds promised, 270 000 received and distributed to five district warehouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Work Progress Administration
California
Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Albert Lee
Department of Public Assistance
Mercy Flight Heads Into Idaho Snow for Big Game Disease Check
Seven men led by Idaho state veterinarian Dr. I Elliott trek through deep snow 15 miles from Chamberlain Basin toward the Salmon River to diagnose a deadly disease afflicting elk. They face blizzards and subzero cold while a ski plane pilot Bob Johnson ferries them into the high, isolated region for a ten day expedition.
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Cascade
Idaho
I. Elliott
Chamberlain Basin
Bob Johnson
Chamberlain Creek
W. R. McIntyre
Mercy
Dr. Elliot
E. R. Quartup
Brigham City
Utah
United States Biological Survey
William Starshall
Logan
Biological Survey
Hammond Hansen
Boise
H. B. Bray
Leo W. Walton
Howard Steward
Johnson
People chase trouble with quick orders and clever quotes
A fragmented, humorous slice shows a bartender scene, a debtor, and stray musings about honesty, money woes, and a quirky city dweller noting cows hoarding. Caesar burns letters to Pompey to avoid anger, preferring to remove the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caesar
Pompey
Quote on burying faults, Hivery man stays fair
A Henry Ward Beecher style remark urges restraint in judging friends. The speaker cautions a fair sized cemetery for faults, implying lenience and charitable judgment in social bonds.
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Henry Ward Besteher
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John
Nono
Montpelier
Schmid Bros
Weick Fm
America
Pathfinder
Center of World Interest
Pathfinder Beth
Twon
Pocatello
Herbert
Peterson
Blackfoot
Ogden Livestock Show
Paris Post
Rendiney
Bear Lake
Conservation Committee
Tion
Addery
National
J.C. Rich Motor CO
Montpelier, Idaho
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