Watkins Congratulates Vernal Express on 66th Birthday
Senator Arthur W Watkins sends congratulatory letter to the Vernal Express marking its 66th birthday and notes the Wallis family's first year of ownership. He recalls boyhood in Vernal, service, and early newspaper days, wishing many more anniversaries and praising the paper’s service to the Basin community.
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Sen. Watkins
Express
Vernal Express Fron
Arthur W Watkins
Vernal Express
Wallis
The
Vernal
Columbia University
Vernal Lions Name Committees for 1957 Convention
Vernal Lions announce the 1987 State Convention committees to be held in Vernal June 4 7 with Max G Abbott as general chairman. Assistant general chairmen are Glenn H Cooper and Dr Ray E Spendlove. The list covers 全 Entertainment Finance Meals Fish Publicity Housing Registration Properties Information and Activities committees with numerous named members.
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Lions International
Vernal
Max G. Abbott
Glenn H. Cooper
Ray E. Spendlove
C. Slaws
Frank R. Walker
Wm. A Jacobs
Chellus Caldwell
Faser Anderton
Don Hack
Harold R. Sargent
R.A. Brygon
J. B Fowler
Laurence For
Earl Freeman
Weldon Carrell
Rulon Hacking
Tom Sweatman
Ray Siddow Sy
Lee Bennion
Alvin Bowden
John Stagg
Marvin Smith
BE. A. Gee
Don Richardson
Glade Sowards
Lynn Hidock
Darren McCarthy
Wm. Farmsworth
Lloyd Winward
Archie Johnson
Ray Cundick
Jack Wallis
Lea Thorng
Spencer Heiner
Franklin Slaugh
William Wallis
Woodey
Searle
Grant Southam
Ray Smith
Robert Jones
T. R. Seager
George P. Noth
Hugh Woolten
Ralph Siddeway
Boswell
Ladhen
Lillide
Merlin Johnsons Farewell Slated In Glines
A farewell service for Elder Merlin A Johnson is set for Sunday December 30 at 7 pm in Glines Ward Chapel. He departs January 1957 for a Mexican Mission and speakers include Eldred A Johnson Jesse A Hawa Ora Johnson and Bishop Woodrow White with choir numbers by Glines Ward and others.
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Merlin Johnson
Glines
Merlin A, Johnson
Glinea Ward Chapel
Elder Johnson
Glines Ward Choir
Invoca
Eldred A. Johnson
Glines Ward
Jesse A. Hawa
Dorothy Fisher
Donna Powell
Julane Goodrich
Maryl Glines
Eula Hoe Johnson
Myrna Johnson
Sng
Ora Johnson
Archie Johnson
Woodrow White
Lela
Carol Johnson
Ye Eldera of
Isreal
Vern P. Johnson
First Security Bank Payroll Report Reveals Large Employee Benefits
First Security Bank system reports payroll of 544 million with 11,403 staff, serving over 376,000 customers across 63 offices and six military facilities in Utah, Idaho, and Wyoming. Total life insurance coverage stands at 40,414,750 with 62,495 paid this year for staff injuries and illnesses and 31,500 to beneficiaries of former employees.
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First Security Bank
A. Cheney
Vernal
First Security Bank of
Ulsh
N. A
Cheney
First
Fntermountain
First Security
Utah
Idaho
Wyoming
Newspapers Seen Major Channel For School News
A public opinion survey by Research Services Inc released for the Utah Education Agency shows newspapers as a key information source for schools. The report lists PTA and students as major readers, with other sources including friends and relatives and various officials.
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Utah
Research Services, Inc
Vey
Allan M. West
Research Markets to Spotlight at 50th Utah Woolgrowers Convention
The 50th annual Utah Woolgrowers Convention will convene January 8, 1967 at the Hotel Utah Salt Lake City. Keynotes include Norman Winder of American Sheep Producers Council and Carl Newman of the National Livestock and Meat Board. Governor elect George D. Clyde is set to speak, with other leaders from American Meat Institute United States Testing Co and National Wool Marketing Corp on the program. The Women's Auxiliary 27th annual convention runs concurrently with a wool sewing contest January 7 at 7:30 p.m.
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Utah Wool Growers
Hotel Utah
Salt Lake City
Norman Winder
Craig
American Sheep Producers
Corncil
Car
L Newman Chicago
National Livestock and Meat Board
George Dlyde
Dot Clyde
Heber
Utah Group
Br Wesley Marden Bergh
Chicago
American Meat Institute
Barry N Duff
Denver
United States Testing Co
Elliott W Brown
Boston
National Wool Marketing Corp
Dial Telephone Planned First In Flaming Gorge
Dial telephone service will be furnished first to the Flaming Gorge project area by Union Telephone Company under a contract now being prosecuted. A later contract will place poles and wires to serve residences between Mountain View and Linwood. In Washington, the Rural Electrification Administration approved a $420 000 loan to Union to finance a changeover to a modern dial system in the Bridger Henrys Fork and Lucerne valleys and to extend to the Flaming Gorge dam area and town.
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Flaming Gorge Project
Union Telephone Company
Mountain View
Linwood
J. C. Anderson
McKinnon
Washington
D. C
Union
Bridger
Henry's Fork
Lucerne
Bureau of Reclamation
Flaming Gorge Damatte
Wyoming Public Service Commission
Asi
Lyman Telephone Company
80 As
Lyman
Mountain &Tates Telephone & Telegraph Company
Utah Water Board Names Assistant To Director Post
Jay R. Bingham was appointed director and executive secretary of the Utah Water and Power Board to succeed Governor elect George D. Clyde. Clyde will remain as Commissioner of Interstate Streams pending transition. Bingham has served as assistant director for two years. The board discussed a Utah Power authority to purchase Upper Colorado River hydro power, noting Cheyenne discussions that such authorities may not be needed under current conditions.
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Utah Water and Power Board
Jay R. Bingham
Goverenor
George D. Clyde
Clyde
Bingham
Utah
Colorado
Jett
Cheyenne
Wyo
Public Opinion Service Identifies School Information Source
A public opinion service notes newspapers as the major source of school information nationwide. In contrast, most surveys since 1952 show children and students themselves as the main information source.
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Lsted
A Poe
Knife and Fork Club to hear humorist Ed Harding
Ed Harding of Washington North Carolina will speak at a Knife and Fork Club dinner on Saturday January 4. The former tobacco auctioneer writer and newspaper man now works as an insurance agent and will share European folk tale humor in dialect plus fresh stories from a two month Europe trip.
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Europe
Ed Harding
Washington
North Carolina
Babson Analyzes Annual Reports And Depreciation Rules
Babson discusses annual reports with Gloucester impressions from 1855, focusing on price to earnings, depreciation write-offs, and how different sectors like oil, steel, aluminum, and consumer goods report profits. He cautions readers that write-offs influence perceived earnings and urges careful study of reports before stock purchases.
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Habson Park
Mass
Gloucester
Connorations
New York Exchange
Continental Oil
Phillips Pe
US Steel
National Steel
Inland Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Brerrent
Anaconda Company
Kenneentt Copher
Phelps Dodge
Tead
Anaconda
International Nickel
U.S. Bank
F. W. Woolworth
Sears
Wopbuck
Montgomery
Cory
Ising Glass
Hartman, Kodak
General Electric
General Motors
General Foods Verites
Bealdes
Hoffman named foreman for Verna Tanker Base
Louis F. Hoffman has been appointed foreman of Pacific Intermountain Express Company's District Tanker Division shops. Announced by Albert F. Miltzer, he will supervise tanker maintenance bases at Monticello Salt Lake City and Vernal Utah. Former shift foreman at Denver General Shop, Hoffman served two years in the Navy. He is married with two children.
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Louis F. Hoffman
Pacific Intermountain Express Company
Albert F. Miltzer
Denver General
Hoffman
Monticello
Salt Lake City
Vernal
Utah
Navy
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Yours, Arthur V. Watkina
Harold Reader
J. A. Cheney
Charles N. Bilbey
Ethan Nealson
George Johnston
Henry B. Milecam
Senator Watkins
Vernal Lions
Bee Bill Wilson
Uintah High School
BYU
Elder Merlin A. Johnson
Rst Security Bank
Dial Telephone
Flaming Gorge
Utah Water Board
Knife & Fork Club
Babson
Troleum Standard Oil
Califoreia
Dow Chemical
Monstano Chemical
Union Carbide
Verna
Basa
Stratoliner
Moor
Ashley
Valley
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