Opening of school tentatively set for September 14
The Board of Education tentatively schedules the school opening for September 14 and authorizes releasing pupils for harvest work during the year. Utah stream stocking plans progress with 200000 native trout eggs arriving from Yellowstone. The water at Ash ley Creek pool is deemed safe for swimming. Deer hunting has three seasons from October 17 to November 8. Mayor J Gracen Lee seeks the Republican nomination for Congress in the First Utah District. Possible sugar beet and alfalfa crop development in Uintah Basin. Amy Gardner announces engagement to Sergeant Lynn M Pope. Fire-checking stations set up at Ash ley National Forest entrances. Skating party at Doc's Beach. showers did not dampen spirits. Clean-Up Penny sale features coats, blankets, shirts, and formals. Ten-year-old Grade Watkins fractures his left forearm after a tree fall.
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F.G. Askelson
Ashley Creek
J. Gracen Lee
Price
Utah
Uintah Basin
Lewis
Gardiner
Amy
Lynn M. Pope
Charles T. Pope
Ashley National Forest
Grant West
Walls
Doc's Beach
Grnde
Phil Watkins
Hls
Opening of UBIC 10th annual event draws thousands
Weather did not dampen crowds at the UBIC opening celebrating Arthur Cy Rich’s Poems of a Nomad winning international recognition. Evening program featured Earl Goodrich Vernon Collier Range waltz Uintah and You by O Norman Olsen.
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UBIC
Arthur Cy Rich
Earl Goodrich
Vernon Collier
You
O. Norman Olsen
Watermelons Arriving and School Schedule Set
The note mentions watermelons appearing on markets and children choosing astronomy or nature studies for night explorations. Uintah Stake Academy is referenced along with a school start date of September 1 and a nine month term after last term cut short by smallpox. County Clerk Manson is busy with clerk and recorder duties.
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Manson 9
Uintah Stake Academy
Local notes on books, weeds, and a mission call
Library adds over forty volumes while city crews wage war on street weeds. A surprise party for Fred Bingham marks his upcoming mission to the Southern States. Wm. Burton opens a grocery in the former Meadows and Tel site. Uintah Creamery announces $800 paid to patrons for mill during July. Valley wheat acreage rises with mills praising plump high quality grain.
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Bartlett's
Fred Bingham
Wm. Burton
Meadows and Tel
Uintah Creamery
Naples Group Attends Ball Tourney in Price
Naples residents joined a softbal tournament crowd at Price, with many attendees listed by name including Shirley Price, Orvit Merrell, Kermit Darrigan, Verdin Goodrich, Gary Waters, and others. The group returned home Saturday night after games, with extended visits and family arrivals noted from Oregon, Canada, and Colorado.
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Price
Mra
Shirley A. Price
Orvit Merrell
Kermit Darrigan
Verdin Goodrich
Gary Waters
Lloyd Brady
Ervin Harrison
Lynn McCars Tell
Gene Gurr
Glen Reynolds
Toni Caldwell
Jerome Goodrich
Portland
Oregon
Merkleys Welcome Guests From Far and Wide
Ashley Davis Merkleys have guests as Cliton Merkley and family arrived to spend a month with his parents Mr and Mrs Davis Merkley. Army experiences in Fort Ord Cullf and travel to Oakland are noted alongside visits by numerous relatives from Worland Bennett Logan Pleasant Grove and Salt Lake City. The gatherings include attendances at funerals and family reunions with extended kin in Jensen Neola and Neola areas.
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John Hulman
Salt Lake City
Jeanne
Children's Hospital
Laswell Simmons
Murray Merkley
Cliiton Merkley
Davis Merkley
Clifton
Fort Ord
Cullf
Army
Oakland
Ernest Norman
Worland
Wyoming
Thomas E. Kidd
John Haslem
Bennett and Son
Dan Haslem
Logan
Niles Haslem
Steve Adams
Plessant Grove
Elzina Parry
Orem
Vera Davis
Pleasant Grove
Wm. Powell
Dan Adams
Tooney Barrus
Cady
Barrus
Barbara Preece
Sid Pace
Etta Scotter
Kamas
Pace
Glenn David
Dan Davidson
Sarah Smith
Lucille Swett
Doris Walker
Neal Soderberg
Indan
Alma Preece
Wile
Jensen
Luther Stewart
Kenneth Tidwell
Salt Lake
Clty
Ronald Winn
Jack Shefferd
Neola
Ron Duncan
Ten Little Chefs Meet to Discuss Record Books
Reporter Angela Barton covers a meeting on August 2 where the group called the 10 Lite No Chefs prepared no cook honey fondant brown sugar fudge and no take peanut butter honey kisses then reviewed their record books.
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Angela Barton
Trio Appears At Many Local Events
Margene Hall formed a singing trio about three years ago with Susan Sewards and Marsha Fox. They have performed at high school activities church events Lions Club and Pioneer Days. Hall and Fox attend Brigham Young University Sewards studies at University of Utah.
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Wevaavenrers Vel Hemt
Fay
Susan Sewards
Marsha Fox
Maregene Hall
Margene Hall
Tp Sing
Lions Club
Miss Hall
Clyde All
Sowards Ia
Ken Sowards
Miss Fox
C. Laurence Fox
Miss Hall l
Brigham Young University
Miss Sawsards
University of Utah
Vernal Boys Attend Academy at Camp Williams
Two Uintah County youths LeRoy Caldwell and Robert Goodrich from Uintah High School were selected to attend the Freedom Academy at Camp Williams this week. The Utah National Guard announced the second annual academy’s 150 candidates, chosen by high school faculty for academic achievement and leadership.
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Uintah County
Freedom
Camp
W.G. Willams
LeRoy Caldwell
Robert Goodrich
Uintah High School
Utah National Guard
Harrison Completes NDEA Institute Course at Minnesota
A University of Minnesota letter announced that E. Dale Harrison successfully finished an eight week Institute of the NDEA for teachers in foreign language study. Harrison ranked among the top participants and was named the most fluent speaker, chosen to demonstrate the language.
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University of Minnesota
E. Dale Harrison
NDEA
Harrison
Credit record as a reputation builder in the community
A public message extols the value of a good credit record in establishing character and integrity. It claims a strong credit history aids in obtaining credit from businesses, settling in new neighborhoods, or moving to different cities, attributed to the Credit Bureau of Victoria.
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Credit Bureau of
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Ida) Anderton
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