Winter Wonderland Ball and community notices in Uintah region
The MIA Gold and Green Ball themed Winter Wonderland featured performances by Lorna Pope, Marilyn South, Nel Sprouse and others with a Tex Ross orchestra. Local births, family news, travels to Salt Lake City, funerals, and milestone birthdays are reported alongside business and community notes from Uintah County, including x-ray visits, hospital births, and relatives visiting from Manila and Sparks, Nevada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Prence
MIA
Lorna Pope
Marilyn South
Orval Stevens
Uintah County Hospital
Cully
Ill Morton
Provo
Salt Lake City
Niles Southams
Ralph Southame
Linda Olsen
Columbine WI
Clive
Nel Sprouse
Tie Kloeppel
LuAnn Ross
Piano Chivers
Preston Seattei
T He Tex Ross
Naples Woman Helen Thomas Dies Saturday
News arrives of the death of Mrs. Helen Thomas of Ogden, sister to Birchell and Jerome Goodrich and Mrs. Carlie Duke. A former Naples resident, she died Saturday and was brought to Vernal for burial. Several local families reported hardships and travel as relatives visited hospitals and joined others in Salt Lake City for medical procedures and family events last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Thomas
Ogden
Birchell
Jerome Goodrich
Carlie Duke
Thomas
Naples
Vernal
Ralph Southam
Salt Lake City
Marlin Moon
Moon
Salt Lake Hospital
Lester Nielsen
May N. Anderson
Jessie Nielsen
Mant
Utah Valley Hospital
Provo
Eldon Kidd
Ogdens
Jerry Merrell
Warl M. Merrell
Morris R. Cook
Don Walkers
Ebner Gibson
Dan Nossinger
Coraleer
Linda Collier
Linda Reynolds
Sherry Karren
Renita Riser
Carol Rae Southam
Connie Gardiner
Greek party at Ashley Valley Junior High School
The ninth grade timed home room activities featured kitten De Vis from the University of Utah delivering a lecture. The Ashley Valley science club elected officers on December 5 with De Lyon Smuin as president and John Lube as vice president. The girls Indian football intramurals crowned the Bomerangs seventh graders as winners, led by captain Bonnie Jo Anderson. A Grecian party at Gloria Smith’s home showcased Greek costumes, games, and a best costume contest won by Helen Stutt and Jo Davis. Bowling passes were awarded to winners. Declamation finalists from ninth grade Seminary included Mike Reestone and Shirlene Price among others. Inductions to the Yon Society are planned for Friday, with a matinee dance and a break from fourth period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Vis
Engineering Department
University of Utah
Science Club
Ashley Valley Junior High School
De+ lyon Smuin
John Lube
Teresa Ueeney
Jim Vernon
Robert Jolley
Bomerangs
Bonnie Jo Anderson
Gloria Smith
Helen Stutt
Jo Davis
Mike Reestone
Shirlene Price
Carol, Southam
Rhea Stephenson
Ellen Richardson
Lorna Pope
Phyllis Caldwell
Waelyn Frendsen
Dayle Sesalons
Connie Voyee
Jim Bowden
Alen McConkie
Sidney Goodrich
Baby’s First Birthday Celebration Noted in Vernal Exen
The Vernal Exen publishes a brief notice about an upcoming celebration marking a baby’s first birthday. Details are sparse, with emphasis on the milestone and community interest, reflecting local notice style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Vernal Exen
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Ashley Ashley Ward
Ronnie Lewis
Beatrice’ Morrison
Linford Bally
Salt Lake
Mrs
Dick Bennett
Manila
Thomas E. Kidd
Annie Morrison
Grace Davis Lovelin
Sacramento
Calif
Mrs. Clair Batty
Mr. Batty
Ernest Norman
Worland
Wyoming
Mrother
Arthur Lloyd Notman
Roosevelt
H. E. Seeley
Brash Tri Division
Little Valley
Des
Jimmie Morrison
Sparks
Nevada
Happy
Raymond Perry
Gordon B. Perry
David Stack
Richard Stack
Kevin Wilt
Don Wilt
Douglas Hoopes
Bill Oopes
Whiterocks
Tony Lee Hardman
Ned Hardman
Ronald Dee Oaks
Owen Oaks
Thorne Studio
Kevin With
Raymond Ferry
Choice Real Estate
F.H.A
Ashle
Hightine
Ancof Bret
Ashley Reservoir
Steinsker
Fide
East Vernal
East Main
Whitehan
Mater
Jerome Property
Slaugh Real Estate and Insurance
Logal
State Farm Insurance
Chandegh All Mel
Salasman
Kitten Kalls
Brenda O'Neil
National Institute OF Meat Packing Box
Zenith
Farly Amstican
Auaury
A. & L. Home Furnishings
Plymouth
Bel Air
OLDS
Sharp
West Main
Fhone
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