Uintah School chief Max G Abbott resigns to join University of Chicago
Uintah School District superintendent Max G Abbott resigns after four years to take a two year appointment at the University of Chicago with a PhD path and a yearly stipend. He will leave the post effective end of the school year July 1. The board will seek a new superintendent with applications due by April 18 and an appointment by May 13.
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Max. G Abbott
Uintah
University of Chicago
Abbott
Uintah High School
Fairgrounds Track Gets New Cushion
Uintah County and Cecil Murray with Uintah Horse Breeding and Macing Association spent two days laying a sand cushion on the fairgrounds track for the new season. Four loads came from both Uintah County and Murray, while Bill Smith led the work with assistors E W Belcher Cary Belcher Ken Stringham Lawrence Allen Roy Showalter Dob Showalter Joe Luck Cecil Murray Orvel Wallinger Bud Massey adding finishing touches and bringing a tractor to complete the rail.
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Fairgrounds
Uintah County
Cecil Murray
Uintah Horse Breeding and Macing Association
Bill Smith
E W. Belcher
Cary Belcher
Ken Stringham
Lawrence Allen
Roy Showalter
Dob Showalter
Joe Luck
Orvel Wallinger
Bud Massey
Association
Stake Meetings Set by Ashley Stake for St Dilworth Young Visit
Ashley Stake conference is planned for Saturday and Sunday April 12 43 with Elder Dilworth Young of the First Council of Seventy as visiting General Authority. Saturday events in Vernal First Ward chapel include a 6 30 pm priesthood leadership meeting for stake leaders and instructors followed by an 8 00 pm Amen and wives gathering. Continued on page 6.
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Ashley Stake
Dilworth Young
First Council of Seventy
Vernal First Ward
Stake
Ymmia
High School Hosts Over 200 Visitors for Parents Day
Spring Parents Day at Uintah High School drew over 200 parents for a midweek event. Principal G Rex outlined graduation requirements while counselor Aaron Hansen described new tailored course planning. Parents met teachers in the library, reviewed report cards, and learned about attendance scholarships transportation and social issues with Principal Mexard and Vice Principal Harmon.
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Uintah High School
G. Rex
Aaron Hansen
Mbrary
Mexard
Rondo
Harmon
Uintah Service Assn Sends Final Uintah News Letter to Servicemen
The Uintah Service Association mailed the 86th and final Uintah Newsletter to about 175 Uintah County service members. The six page issue shared local and global news, fellow letters from the troops, promotions, marriages, and family additions, plus current and new addresses and rosters. The newsletter began in 1951 as a Korean War project, led by the Americanism Committee under Mrs. Marguerite Colson, and has aided reunions and morale for over seven years.
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Ah Ee Gen
Uiniah Service Association
Uintish County
Georgia Couture
Nicoda Nobluson
Pearl Shaffer
Edythe Shimmin
Marguerite Colton
Thelma Wright
Margaret Witbeck
Evelyn Slaugh
Iva Cutshaw
Uintah News
Uintah
Uintah County
Pur
Uintah Service Association
Troup
Marguerite Colson
Western Senators Push Reclamation Projects
Senators from western states pressed for an expanded reclamation program to curb unemployment, with focus on the Vernal project. Uintah and nearby counties saw jobless totals rise from about 789 to 850 amid layoffs at American Goninite. Fred A. Seaton testified before the Senate Irrigation Subcommittee as Gov. George D Clyde urged immediate action on Vernal, noting Utah’s unemployment remains elevated though not critical.
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Uintah
Duchesne
Daggett
Senate Irrigation
Fred A. Seaton
Secretary of the Interior
George D Clyde
Utah
Tooele
Moab
Price
Provo
Hebler
Richfield
Western Reclamation
Arthur V. Watkins
Clinton FP. Anderson
D-N.m
Interior Department
Seaton
Vernal
Paonia
Vernal Chamber Elects Directors At Annual Meeting
The Vernal Chamber of Commerce elected five new board members Delbert Brown Harold Duke Dr T R Seager C V Chatters ten and Dwight Wetenkamp at a Monday meeting in the Hotel Vernal A penny drive for the LDS Children's Primary Hospital in Salt Lake City netted 2282 94 with Ashley Stake contributing 1528 21 and Uintah Stake 96 173 The meeting featured speaker J Drollinger district manager of the US Chamber who urged aggressive business outreach and warned against government overreach The event also included a brief year in review and vocal solos by Danna Dee Adams.
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LDS Children’s
Salt Lake City
Ashley Stake
Uintah Stake
Uintah
Mareale Siddoway
Ada Openshaw
Chamber of Commerce
Hotel Vernal
Board of Directord
Delbert Brown
Harold Duke
T. R Seager
C V Chattersten
Dwight Wetenkamp
If J Drollinger
US Chamber of Commerce
Drollinger
Iie
England
Coneréas
Ken Sewards
Vernal Chamber
L. Y. Siddoway
Danna Dee Adams
Eloise Metkley
Red Cross Fund Campaign Fails To Meet Quota In 1958
Delbert G Brown, campaign manager, reports the annual Red Cross Fund Campaign for 1958 is completed. He cites the recession as a factor and notes the year’s quota was not met.
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RED Cross Fund
Delbert G Brown
Brown
Business district donates about seven hundred dollars
Approximately $700 was donated from the business district. Mr Brown expressed appreciation to all those who have helped in the drive.
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Brown
Annual Priesthood Session Relay Set For Stake Center
The annual General Priesthood meeting of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints will be relayed Saturday from Salt Lake City to Uintah Stake center by direct wire. Priesthood members from Ash ley Uintah Duchesne and Roosevelt stakes are asked to attend the stake center by 645 pm. The session will be conducted by Sarmond Sowards and Frank G Slaugh with anticipated addresses by President David O McKay and counselors.
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Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-lay Saints
Salt Lake City
Uintah Stake
Ashley, Uintah, Duchesne and
Roosevelt Stakes
Stake
Sarmond Sowards
Frank G Slaugh
David O Mckay
First Rose Blooms At Mrs Bennion Garden In Vernal
Mrs John Bennion reports the first rose blooming at her home 416 South 2nd West Vernal This early bloom marks the start of her vibrant summer garden which features many varieties and a well kept plot maintained by the Bennion family
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John Bennion
South 2Nd West
Vernal Express
Vernal Loan Office Rebrands to Equity Loans Inc
Common wealth Credit Corp at 33 East Main renamed Equity Loans Inc under new ownership by Clair Hopkins. The former Salt Lake City unit sold by Commonwealth Credit expands to include industrial and automobile financing, debt consolidation, real estate loans, with renovations and space for attorney Ray E Nash.
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Commonwealth Credit Corp
East Main
Equity Loans, Inc
Clair Rt. Hopkins
Uoepkins
Commonwealth Credit of
Salt Lake City
Ray E. Nash
Basin Oil Shale Industry Forecast In Salt Lake City Lab
Texaco confirms a sizeable oil shale research laboratory to be built in Salt Lake City on 25 acres near the Beck Street overpass and plans to study economical kerogen extraction from Utah and Colorado shale beds. Union Oil and others explore pilot plants in shale regions as government pilots test extraction methods.
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S. L
Uintah
Utah
Colorado
Millon Dollar Research Laboratory
Salt Lake City
Texas Co
Beck Street
W Portland Cement Co
Texaco
Oratory
Piceance ‘Creek
Ime
Beacon
N. V
W. E. Kutn
Costa
Ofl
Union O11 Co
California
Uquid Petroleum
Engineera
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Max G. Abbott
St. Dilworth Young
High School
Uintah Service Assn
Uintah Basin
J. Drollinger
Alatzich
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Grant Southam
Lewier NI. Miracle
L. ¥. Siddoway
John Dieszerd
Dieff
Vernal Loan Office