Uintah Students Take Honors in Commercial Meet
Uintah high school teams earned high honors at the Price contest held March 25. Reported by school officials this week, winners include Robert Lee in second year bookkeeping, JoAnne Christensen, Merlene Davis and Max Caldwell in first year type, Karen Simper in second year type, Joy Twitchell in first year shorthand, and Gayla Hacking in second year shorthand. Advisors are Melia Tulux and Electa Caldwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah High School
Price Held
Robert Lee
JoAnne
Christensen
Merlene Davis
Max Caldwell
Karen Simper
Joy Twitchell
Gayla Hacking
Melia Tulux
Electa Caldwell
Girls' Dance Set For Friday at UHS
Uintah high school students will dance Friday in the gym for the annual Girls' Day event. Rudy Krissman orchestra will provide music with Lorna Soderquist directing the Girls' League. A floor show and corsage prizes add color to the evening.
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Rudy Krissman
Uintah High School
Lorna Soderquist
Girls’ League
Debaters Win Honors at Price Contest
Uintah high school sophomores Mary Alice Johnson and Gail Fulth won four of five debates in the regional forensic contest held in Price. They advance to the state finals at the University of Utah on April 16 in Salt Lake City. Dale Fullmer and Jamie Siddoway enter the state reading contest on April 9 at Brigham Young University in Provo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Alice Johnson
Gail Fulth
Uintah
Price
Salt Lake
University of Utah
Dale Fullmer
Jamie
Siddoway
Brigham Young University
Provo
To Salem and Salt Lake City Travel Notes From Vernal (No clear date)
Mrs Rulon Hacking and son Jude visited Bingham and Salt Lake City last week, returning Sunday. Mr and Mrs Cooper recovered from hospital stays in Salt Lake City, with Cooper improving after a second operation. Robert Swain returned to Westminster College in Salt Lake City after spring break. Corine Marks of Pocatello accompanied him. Gloria Johnson’s family hosted visitors as several locals attended general conference in Salt Lake City.
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Rulon Hacking
Jude
Bingham
Salt Lake City
Robert Swain
Westminster College
Bessie Swain
Corine Marks
Pocatello
Ida
Azer Johnson
Gloria
Nathan C. Hardy
M. M. Cook
Bill Doyle
Raven Ol Co
Darts
Solo
Elsie Workman
Don Showalter
R. C. Cooper
Utah
Cooper
Lloyd H. Chadbourn
Denver
Public Health Service
Mr. Chadbourd
Robert A. Hunt
Gloria Johnson
Keith Brimhall
Nelson Weeks
William B. Wallis
Edgar Calder
Stan Robbins
Orion R. Jones
Richard Rust
C. Laurence Fox
Lelard~Adamson
Blaine Lee
A. Alwyn Call
Earl B. Preece
Ernest M. Caldwell
Chellus Caldwell
Jesse A. Haws
Harold Twitchell
Lawrence Abegglen
Leah Clark
Ken Snow
L. J. Schofield
Paul
San Francisco
San Jose
Cal
Anna Fay Snow
Lila ,Weber
Beverly
Pat
David
Charles Poyce
Royce
Mav Langston
Miss Snow
California
Redwood Forest
Oregon
Junior Prom Plans Announced at Uintah High School
Uintah high announces April 21 and 22 Junior Prom at Imperial Hall with co chairmen Alice Calder and Vanda Toles. Dance begins 9 p.m. featuring Merlin Reynolds Orchestra. tickets $1.75, no individual sales. Mothers may attend by registering with junior advisor Walt Roper, seniors admitted free.
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Uintah High School
Imperial Hall
Alice Calder
Vanda Toles
Cochairmen
Merlin Reynolds
Walt Roper
Annual Banquet Honors Mothers, Fathers at Uintah FFA
Uintah high school FFA members and their parents attended the annual banquet on March 30. The home economics department prepared the meal under Mrs. Freda Davis. Wayne Batty served as toast master. program included songs, solos, talks, poems, and a saxophone trio. Gold Pens were awarded to Rollin McNeil and Don Batty for yearlong help. Doyle Landon directed the banquet with FFA advisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Future Farmers of America
Uintah High School
Home Economics
Freda Davis
Wayne Batty
Lowell Roberts
Creed
Maughn Colton
Leland Preece
Jack Smith
Leland McNeil
Harold M. Lupdell
Avard A. Rigby
Sidney Merkley
Ralph Siddoway
Leland Smith
Verdon Goodrich
Lorin Richens
Rollin McNeil
Don Batty
Doyle Landon
FFA
Palm Sunday rites at Kingsbury Community Church service
The Kingsbury Community Church will observe Palm Sunday at 11 a.m. with Rev. Joseph H. Warner Jr. delivering the sermon. A junior choir from Kingsbury Commune Sunday school will sing The Palms, and the JAM program will air the service on Church of the Air at 5:30 p.m.
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Kingsbury Community Church
1St East
1St North
Joseph H. Warner Jr
Kingsbury
Museum Opens at Old State House in Fillmore
Travelers passing through Fillmore are invited to visit the Old State House museum now open to the public. Daughters of the Utah Pioneers serve as local custodians.
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Fillmore
Old State House
Daughters of the
Utah Pioneers
Harvest Rivalry Sparks 1881 Grain Battle
An 1881 harvest narrative notes a race between two great binder makers Type of Twite Binder and William Deering as the era’s leading competitors prepare to wage a technical contest over reaping and threshing innovations.
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William Deering
Pre Easter Rites At St Pauls Made Known
Rev William H Wolfe pastor of St Pauls Episcopal Church announced Wednesday details of pre Easter rites at the church. He outlined services leading up to Easter including Holy Wednesday and Maundy Thursday observances and urged parishioners to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s
William Hf. Wolfe
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Easter services and Palm Sunday planned at parish
Special services culminate Sunday April 17 with Easter observances. Next Sunday will be Palm Sunday. Holy communion will be held at 8:00 am in the Parish House followed by church school at 9:30 am. At 11:00 am the same day there will be morning prayer and a sermon in the church.
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Ux Lion
Chu
Maundy Thursday and Good Friday Services Noted
The parish text lists Maundy Thursday on April 14 at 8:30 in the parish house and Good Friday the following day observed at 7:30 p.m. Ntany and ser are mentioned in the announcement.
Easter church service and parish events announced
Easter Sunday activities urged attendance at 8 a.m. Holy Communion in the church. Church school and parish house gathering noted, with a 11 a.m. service in the church. The notice lists a tremble of times and locations within the parish.
Countywide publicity program planned by county commission
A countywide advertising and public relations effort is being prepared by the county commission. Weldes and Taylor are retained as analysts to research and advise on two publicity programs to promote time and interest for the county.
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Eri
Ian
Council
Weldes, Taylor
Apverse
Ing
Commission To Prey
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UHS
MOWM
HUSKY
West Main
Cabout Town
Grace Manwaring
Carrie Richardson
R.M. Carlson
Carlson
Karma Rae Richardson
Ethel Martin
M. P. Smith
Austin, Stevens
Rock Springs
Wyoming
Infernal
Stevens
Mia
Alvin Lth
Glen Walker
Elmer Swett
Daniel Ami
Leo Dexter
Uintah County
DUP
E.H. Peterson
Louise
Utah State Board of Health
Vernal Bowling & Billiards
Vernal Ave
South
Ae Ceer CS
Banting
Vernal
America
Mala ‘Street
New Ford
Etrol
Ford
Showalter Motor Company
Fashion Academy OF New York
Uintah Basin
American Linen Supply
Pate
Toh
Weil
Ates
Mr. Jeff
Wood Crawford, Cole
Uncle Jeffs
Tom
Boston
Janie
Hak
Irene Hutson
Jane
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