Large Crowds Hear Chirdh Apostles Here
Large crowds fill the venue as the Chirdh Apostles perform with the Wards girl chorus. Elizabeth Finlingon and Ellene Cundie present violin solos with Mrs Mary Manwaring. a First Ward mixed quartet and a La point saxophone quartet perform. Ida Winn delivers a saxophone solo as the Maeser chorus directed by Edna McConkle sings The Peace of God. Elizabeth Walker, Meda Walker, John Walker, Win Mifred Kennard, and Lois Walker perform It Cannot be a Strange Country with Miss Finkinson at the piano. Henry Blaugh gives the benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wards
Bnaw Legend
Elizabeth Finlingon
Ellene Cundie
Mary Manwaring
Old
Kentucky
First Ward
Joan Btagg
la Point
Ida Winn the Maeser
Edna McConkle
Peace of God
Elizabeth Walker
Meda Walker
John Walker
Former School Board Clerk Appointed Director NYA Program
Driver E Smith of Vernal, former Uintah District school board clerk, is named local director of the public schools training program for NYA work projects in Uintah County. He will organize classes and supervise the program this fiscal year. State funds and equipment are available. directors urge enrollment for eligible youth. Nearly 800 Utah youths already study office practice and related trades in 23 schools and colleges statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Smith
Uintah District
NYA
Uintah Jimty
Lgo Noble
Uintah School
Smith
University of Utah School of Tawnis
Anto
Noble i
Jane
Noble
Uintah County
Howard B. Gundersen
Trades and Industrial Training
Utah
Seid
Reminiscence and Local Notices From Uintah Academy and Area
Reminiscence notes from Ray and Dot Mowry and John Bogas at Bo renga plant. Uintah Academy announces an animal homer and commencement dance at the Orpheum next Thursday evening April 28. Water prospects for Duchesne and Carbon counties are excellent with above normal Ashley River watershed snow, ample for irrigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray
Dot Mowry John
David Bogas
Borenga
Homer
Uintah Academy
Orphe
Duchesne
Carbon
Ashley Water
Summit County Wool Pool Sells 405000 Pound Clip
Summit County wool pool reports a 405000 pound clip sold by the pool members. The sale appears tied to regional wool marketing efforts and includes producer participation across Summit County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summit County
Fle Summit Unty Wool Pool Malay
Woo
Utah Farm Bureau notes high clip and livestock show plan
Selvoy J Hoyer announces clip averages better than nine pounds per head for the Utah clip and urges participation in the Basin Livestock Show events starting May 27. Judging hogs and poultry begins 10 00 a m May 27 and runs to May 28 with a livestock parade and prize finals. A free barbecue at 2 00 p m features local clubs and officials and caps the day with a Uintah school band performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintahis
Lions Club
Bisin Towns
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Roosevelt
Duchesne
Uintah County
Fragmentary notes hint at a May show and exhibitors
Incomplete text references experienced artists, a May show, and exhibitors with remarks about American democracy. Difficult to parse names, places, or exact events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Ah
Free Conoco Touraide Promises Personal Travel Guide
In advance you receive a Free Conoco Touraide offering a private travel book with maps, hotel and camp details, side trips, and color photos. It markets as an advance personal tour conductor, outlining routes for your next trip and inviting you to visit your local Conoco station to obtain this free, no obligation aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conoco
Conceco
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Vernal Express
Uvery
William
Walls
Ctair
Vernal
Uliah County
National Unity
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Robert Merril
Omar Ketchum
School Board
NYA Program
SRA
Bill
Pat
John Glenn
T J Heldaway
AIF
Dali
Roy Baye
Old QuAker
OLD Quaker Company
Cawremcerung
Indiana
General Motors Masterpiece
de Luxe
Metropolitan
Ahlite Sedewall Trres
Pontiac
Fisher
Aireao
Torpedo
Wdelreread
Ponisse
Mahogan
Calder Pontiac Sales
Edgar Calder
WM. Vernal
Clifta Haws
Newton Brothers Undersert
Goptes
Keetch
Axv
Ae Claude
Gobbswick
Conseco
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