Wayne Pickup Retained as P-TA President
The last P-TA meeting of this year was held Wednesday evening at Avalon School. A motion was made and seconded to retain Wayne Pickup as president for another year. Refreshments were served after the meeting. Various residents and visitors were noted including Ruth Jensen, J. E. Jensen, and members of the Pickup and Wilson families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avalon School
Wayne Pickup
J. E. Jensen
Ruth Jensen
Neola
Relief Society
Jessie Pickup
Bisls
R. Wilson
Ira E. Wilson
Idaho
Ira Wilson
Jesse Brough
Roosevelt
Stake
Elbert Chandler
Salt Lake City
Blake Peay Jr
Trial Set For Kenneth Winward In Drunken Driving Case
Kenneth Winward, 24, is charged with drunken driving. His trial is scheduled for May 12 after an April 7 crash outside the Starlite Drive-In Theater left three people hospitalized and three cars wrecked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winward
Kenneth Winward
Starlite Drive
Expenditures Rise for Class I Railroads 194 Years
Four major Class I railroads spent over four billion dollars from 194 to 1949 to buy locomotives freight and passenger cars and to improve their roadway and structures including track and bridges.
Campus Capers Highlight Utes Week Of Parties And Wins
The Uintah students dominated The Adtlyie Le w Nay schedule and Speech and Commercial seams with many awards. Duane Slaugh set a javelin record earning BYU Invitational invite. Gary McCarrell and Max Haws also placed well in broad jump and other events. A Friday gala dance featured Altamonts orchestra with several couples earning top spots. The 1951 seminary graduation for 68 students closed the week, while seniors and campus happenings kept spirits high despite weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arimmin
Taker Uo
Ufes
Uintah
Ules
Duane Slaugh
Byu
Gary McCarrell
Max Haws
Ivelin
Asiy
Altamonts’ Orchestra
Kent Taylor
Pat Jones
Verlin Gardiner
Janice Rodeback
Hollingsworth
Gwen Goodrich
Joye Chivers
Lee Wilkins
Bea Papo
Keith Sessions
Maughn Colton
Huh Maughn
Laura Hacking
Bob Showalter
Spike” Tenney
Fae Goodrich
Mary Lou Roberts
Francis Palmer
Bob Bryson
Renee Henderson
Maurine
Ross Family and Friends Gather for Weekend Visits
Community notices recount visitors to the Ross and Row households from Ogden Salt Lake City and American Fork. Extensions include births and hospital stays notes. a memorial reports the death of James Thomas Hoss Sr in Fresno and funeral rites held April 1 as family ties and local events are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Val Ross
Salt Lake
Laren Row
Val
Stake
Stoss
Garth Ross
Ogden O
Darrell Merrell
Salt
Lake City
Lipford Kitshen
American Fork
Flora Marvey
Troosevelt Hospital
Bill Workman
Banarly
Mra Wm Harvey
Mac McConkie
Dewey McConkie
Idaho
Mexico
Gerald Trujillo
Donald Rasmussen
Salt Lake City
James Trujillo
Mar Nus Christensen
Bishop
Preston Atwood
Utah
Horace Morrill
Malad
H. LeRoy
Morrill
PTA
Tridell Chapel
Boy Scouts
Captain Eddie
Captain Eddie Rickenbacker
Ward
James Thomas Hoss Sr
Ralph Preece
Lawrence Adams
Fresno
Sintered Carbide Purity Demands Honor Fingernails
Sintered carbides require extreme process purity. Steel firms inspect workers fingernails to ensure no foreign matter contaminates the carbide mixes. The material is nearly diamond hard and demands exacting standards from all involved.
King and Queen Secret Hints for Gal’s Day Dance
A playful tease hints at a big secret before Gal’s Day Dance as the crowd awaits a date. The note credits Duane Slaugh for a 6 inch gain on last year’s javelin title and crowns him Athlete of the Week alongside the Ute title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Guy
Duane Slaugh
Migrant resident Mr Ross traced through three states
Mr. Ross, formerly of Lapoint, migrated from Virginia about thirty five years ago, left Lapoint twenty five years ago for Oregon, and moved to Fresno fifteen years ago. Survived by his widow and son James T. Rose Jr, plus 39 grandchildren including Mrs Adams and Mrs Preece. His first wife Catherine Graham Illoss and three children predeceased him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Ross
Lapoint
Virginia
Oregon
Fresno
James T. Rose Jr
Adams
Preece
Catherine Graham Lloss
Changed Orders Bhip Gary Stewart to Japan
Gary Stewart learned by his mother T Louise S Hatch that he had been shipped to Japan by plane for further orders. He joined the Navy January 18 and was hospitalized with measles and complications for three weeks, then took a fourteen day leave in Los Angeles and Twenty-Nine Palms with his wife Wilma and his aunts May Johnson and B S Oakley. Upon reporting, he found his orders had changed to San Francisco for schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Stewart
T Louise S. Hatch
Japan
Gary
Navy
Los Angeles
Wilma
May Johnson
B.S. Oakley
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Randlett
P-Ta
By Viola Jensen
Prove J
LaRue Pickup
Ada Pickup
Price
Richard O'Niel
C. L. Knight
Bountiful
Jeb Jensen
Vernpl
Knight
Harvey
Fitzsimmons Hospital
Denver
J P. Stevens
Caye Dudley
Mr. Stevens
Wruss
Aileen Lallin
Empire
Ore
Bing
Are
Cerawn
Wing's
Dimity
Vernal
Vist
Walker
Mr. Johnson
Carolyn Wallis
Arnie Fisher
Marge Montgomery
LuJean Murray
Leland McNeil
Harden Nelson
Mick Caldwell
Altamont
LaVor Reynolds
Weble
Mig Hobins
Lee
Joye Ainge
Joe Murray
Lou Workman
Duane Slau
jHades
Telth
Stephen Tuttle
Ball
Lake Cy
Mmeelf
U.S
Penney's AY Annaversany Founders Days
Penney
Tridell
Ross
Dorks BP
Marzi
Cack
Sanrancisco
Mea
Hanler
S.vernal Avé
Penney’s
Rayon Swim
Trunics
Royal
Beschl
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