Untermans complete trip aids Utah Field House plans
After a 38 day journey covering over 6000 miles and 25 museums, Mr and Mrs G E Untermann returned to Vernal with praise for the Field House program. They arranged purchase of Uintah Basin fossils from Carnegie Museum, secured support from LeRoy Kay, and compiled sources for a regional fossil record. They noted museum display trends and emphasized Utah history values, while plans for publication of the Dinosaur National Monument geology report were finalized with the National Park Service and USGS.
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Casterm
Museum New
Edu Cators
Utah Field House of Natural History
G. E. Untermann
Uintah Basin
Carnegie Museum
LeRoy Kay
Field House
Utah Museum
Yale
Princeton
Carnegie
Smithsonian Institute
Nebraska University
Uintah Asia
Untermanng
Untermann
Miles Ey Miller
Utah State Department
Frais
Ir. Untermann
Trn
E Basin
Washington
Untermanns
National Park Service
U.S. Geological Survey
Dinosaur National Monument
Small Town News From Rangely and Nearby Events
Ashley Sirs and Alma Preece are noted, with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Watkins returning to Rangely after visiting Ashley while Watkins recovered. Seeley couple traveled to Roosevelt for a cousin’s funeral. Harrison visitors from Maeser visited their son and family. Ward Mutual Improvement Association held a closing social featuring a musical festival with Clara Preece, Mary Cook, Sylvia Richens, Dallis De Mill, Le id Preece, and Finton De Mill performing various selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Watkins
Ashley
Watkins
H. E. Seeley
Roosevelt
Mr. Seeley
Clara Hansen
John Harrison
Maeser
Harry Harrison
Ward Mutual Improvement Association
Clara
Preece
Mary Cook
Sylvia Richens
Dallis DeMill
Leid Preece
Finton DeMill
West town ward notes include plays and diplomas
Archi Johnson family spent Wednesday in Salt Lake City for East Central States Mission. Girls leadership meeting was held at Vernal Seminary with Mrs Kenneth Timoy in charge. Nila Perry left for University of Utah. MIA sponsored one act plays directed by LaVella Harp with cast names. Leah Holfeltz visited. Myrtle Erekson visited from Salt Lake City. MIA Apron and Overall dance at Imperial Hall. Seminary graduation awarded diplomas to several high school students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrq
Archie Johnson
Salt Lake City
East Central States Mission
Tillie Bell
Vernal Seminary
Kenneth Timothy
Amet Nila Perry
University of Utah
Ward Mutual Improvement Association
MIA
LaVella Harp
Darlene Galley
Loreen Johnson
Arlys Watkins
Dean Simper
Marnie Luck
Nila Searle
Leah Luck
Stephen
Imperial Hall
the Stake Tabernacle
Coleen Billings
Mary Kaye Galley
Do Price
Phy Luck
LaDorina Jacobson
Wayne Batty
Harold Cloward
Chinese Lacquer: From Ancient China to Japanese Mastery
Lacquer originated in China and evolved into a leading Chinese product. The Japanese learned the craft from Chinese artisans and elevated it to a perfection China did not reach. Lacquer was a natural product, not a synthetic blend of resins oils and turpentine.
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China
Volta Pioneers Battery Power in 1779 Discovery
Volta's 1779 announcement of the voltaic pile marked the first electric battery transforming chemical energy into electrical energy. The text notes electrolysis of water with platinum electrodes producing oxygen and hydrogen, illustrating early electrical science observations.
Evening Program Mix of Music Dance and Community Notices
Helen Caldwell performs on guitar with a Negro medley. Special Interest men sing Old Man River and a cowboy song. Boy Scouts perform Home on the Range and Come Come Ye Saints is sung by the congregation. The rest of the evening features dancing. Relief Society reports full quota toward a new building in Salt Lake. ward graduates include Glade W. Anderson Fenton DeMull C Don Erickson Jack Sidney Pace Barbara Preece and Grace Reding.
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Helen Caldwell
Old Man River
Men of Special Interest Ass
Boy Scouts
Relief Society
Salt Lake
Semin
Glade W. Anderson
Fenton DeMull
C. Don Erickson
Jack Sidney
Pace
Barbara Preece
Grate Reding
Residents share weekend visits across Lapoint and Roosevelt
extensive social notes list visits by Lapoint and Roosevelt residents including Mr and Mrs Sherman Taylor of Meeker Colorado and their son, Dallas Bigelow of Salt Lake City, and numerous Harrs?ocks and Bigelows visiting kin. Dorothy Thompson celebrated a birthday with games at her home as many townsfolk traveled to Salt Lake City and Vernal for family connections and local events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Taylor
Méeker, Colo
Roxie Taylor
Dorothy Thompson
Dallas Bigelow
Salt Lake City
Mr Bigelow
Thurmer Rasmussen
George Bigelow
Dallas
Dean Bigelow
Orvil Hullinger
Vernal
Hullinger
Annie Marcus
Gusher
Roy Springer
Ft. Duchesne
David Jeniis
Joseph Horrocks
John Horrocks
Hayden
Lynn Huber
Roxia Taylor
Roosevelt
Victor Bingham
Hoopes
Whiterocks
Pete Frakis
Stanley Hoopes
Delbert Horrocks
Rodney Horrocks
Leonard Horrocks
Bishop
Raymond Bigelow
Bennett
Bigelows
Bonnie Kump
Twila Simmons
Joyce Bigelow
Coleen Rasmussen
Pe Harrison
Tommy Hacking
JoAnn Nebeker
Melda Rasmussen
Violet Wilkerson
Shirley Huber
Alterra Seminary
Wendell Johnson
Nyall Andreason
Joe Norton
Ballard
Duyane Harrison
Joann
Harrison
Bingham Canyon
Margaret Harrison
Tony Zufelt
Floyd Ross
Tex Ross
Lapoint
Jess Neumeyer
Dawn Huber
Lawrence Lee
Zeth Lee
Vera Bigelow
Lee
Ei A Gadd
Skull Creek
Blue Mountain
City
Colo
Vernsl
Horrocks
Willis Neumeyer
Ogden
Mr. Neumeyer
Fred Neumeyer
Barbara Harrison
Carl Harrison
Future Farmers Present Assembly Program Highlights
Uintah students of the Future Farmers of America held a club meeting Tuesday led by Rulon Hacking. The program featured a Calves show winners tribute to Lory Merkury for work with the Untah Chapter and a man for regional FF A speaking contest. The event included musical numbers and activity reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah
Future Farmers of America
Rulon Hacking
Bsr
Lory Merkuyr
A.fermer
Thad Stringham
Leland ‘Smith
Jack Smith
Bob Wardel
Future Retailers Win High Honors At State Meet
Seven members of the Future Distributors Club attended the State Distributive Education Convention at the Newhouse Hotel in Salt Lake City. The club took second in the state display contest with a miniature store nut display by Gary Stewart James Campbell and Orwell Scott. Gloria Wallis placed second in the merchandise manual contest winning $10. Additional honors went to the Ulish Chapter 1 with a scrapbook on Print.
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Saurday
Future Distributors Club
Newhouse Hotel
Salt Lake City
Gary Stewart
James Campbell
Orwell Scott
Uiiish
Gloria Wallis
Glade ‘Calder
Lila Collier
Katherine Abegglen
Phyliss Luck
Barbara Dow
Elector Caldwell
Ulntah D.E. Club
Stateless Arab Units and Regimes Described as Primitive
A historical report asserts that Saudi Arabia Yemen and Transjordan lack organized governments and civilized institutions. It claims they are nomadic or semi nomadic, ruled by absolute monarchs or teikhs, with Yemen lacking schools newspapers railways hospitals or post offices. It describes widespread slavery and denial of women's rights.
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Saudi Arabia
Yemen
Transjordan
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Untermans
United States
Ashley Sirs
Alma Preece
Eal
Doris Johnson
Nea Ate Net
Billards
Vernal Ave
First South
Glaudunt Montgomery
Aln
Mein
Hlareusilon
David Montgomery
Imperial General Staff
Germany
Huss
Lelle
Nelew Holland Pickup Auto
Ealer Johnson
Ford
Murdock Machinery Co
West Main St
Future Farmers Present
K. Dederick
Franks Tire Shop
East Main St
Vernal, Utah
Utah Power & Light CO
Isos
Chamber’ of, Commerce
Omuok
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