Jaycees Reveal Christmas Decoration Winners
The Wasatch and Avenue contests highlighted Jaycee efforts with M E Staley second, Dr Ray E Spendlove third, and Wasatch winners including Lewiey Abegglen and Dr WR Paull. Central School led the church and school division with “Caroling” themes as streets glowed with blue lights and a giant main intersection tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Millecam
Don Showalter
J.D Jones
J. W. Marrs
Wands Swann
Wasatch Avenue
Lewiey
Abegglen
Star of Bethlehem
WR. Paull
Harold Sargent
Grant Parry
Scott Roberts
George Lee
Central School
Hugh Wan
Main Street
Yale Celebration Programs Highlight Christmas Spirit
In a busy Sunday school and stake activities schedule, a Yale celebration featured a diverse program with Christmas songs, poems by Roger Tidka and Kathleen Flmothy, vocal solos by Gwen Goodrich and others, and stories retold by Mr. Brimhall and Mrs. Watking. Youth chorus caroling, a Christmas program by MIA, and a post event party accompanied by refreshments marked the festive weekend. Married couples followed with a holiday chill supper at the Tullis home after a Christmas dance at the stake center.
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Jimmy Fisher
Roger Tidka
Kathleen Flmothy
Max Pederson
Donna Perry
Salt Lake c
Pederson
Misa Perry
Myron Derry
Eldred Johnson
San Francisco
Archie Johnson
Stephen Perry
Nila
Ward Chapel
MIA
Gwen Goodrich
Gtarla’ Schaelermeyer
Floyd Tul Us
Loreen Johnson
Elaine Samuels
Jolly Siithhers
Ernest Johnson
Orlan Watking
Lawrence Wardle
Earl Goodrich
Clayton Curtis
Nila Perry
Gloria “Schiefermeyer
Harold Cook
Quentin Woolley
Hawaiian Islands
Stake Center
Lamond Tullis
Horses Cost Motorist $225 In Vernal Crash
Ralph H. Ashby, 25, of Vernal, saw horses wandering across US 40 eight miles east of Vernal. He swerved to avoid them, his car skidded off the highway and rolled into a deep hollow, causing $225 damage. He was not injured.
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Ralph H. Ashby
Vernal
US 40
Main Street Milk Gush Follows Collision in Vernal
Vernal turned into a milk river when a milk truck driven by Eldon Billings collided with a car driven by Mr WR Paull. Paull’s vehicle was stalled while leaving Ashton Bros store and could not see the oncoming truck. The milk rack was struck, causing about $300 in damage to Paull’s car. no citations were issued.
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Vernal
Main Street
Eldon Billings
WR. Paull
Safeway Prize Winners Listed in Vernal Store Event
Safeway announced winners of a contest in its Vernal store with Mrs. Glen Walker of Vernal receiving the top prize, a Westinghouse refrigerator. Numerous Vernal residents earned grocery baskets valued at five dollars, with unclaimed prizes rolling to the next entrants if not claimed by February 1.
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Westinghouse
Safeway
Glen Walker
Vernal
Nile Ainge
Jensen
Goldie Lind
Martha L. Morrill
Tridell
Rollen Duke
Arcadie
Arthur N. Smith
Gusher
Wool Shortage Sparks Senate Critique Of War Readiness
The committee attacked the Munitions Board for wool shortages and warned Congress failed to pass enabling laws and funds. A Wool Growers spokesman blamed stockpile failures on the nation, arguing America now buys wool abroad to compete with Russia. Senators warned of a long Korea campaign and a 3,000,000-man army, urging immediate action, while calling for conservation of cotton, turpentine, resin and alcohol for the military.
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Congress
America
Howard Vaughan
National Wool Growers Association
Russia
U.S
Korea
Ballard Ogden Family Spends Weekend Tn Ballard
Local Ballard Ogden families and relatives gather over Christmas break across Roosevelt, Ogden, Salt Lake, Provo, and Neola. Members visited hospitals, attended school programs, and shared holiday meals. Notables include Leland Angus grandparents, Elmer family, Coston family, Brimhall ties, and pupils from Alterra high and MISAC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Tn Ballard
Oil News Continued: Strawberry Field Suspends Operations
The Strawberry Valley operation led by Carter's Jack A. Burnett at CSW SW a4 455B suspended activities last Wednesday at 6686 feet due to bad weather and difficult working conditions. Latest tests from 6680 to 6686 feet recovered six feet of delOmite.
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Strawberry Carter
Jack A. Burnett No. L
CSW
Strawberry Valley
Annual Ski Meet at Steamboat Springs
The Steamboat Springs event gathers jumpers from Norway and the United States for America's first major ski jumping meet this winter. Noted Norwegians Tor Bjorn Fanlkanger Christian Holm and Gunnar Sundé compete against top U S jumpers, all enrolled in colleges here. The tournament is expected to feature about ten spectacular jumps and strong international rivalry.
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Steamboat Springs
America
United States
Steamboat
Tor Bjorn Fanlkanger
Norway
Aki
Christian Holm
Gunnar Sunde
Uinta Oil Refinery Holds Annual Yule Event
Uinta Oil Refinery hosted its second annual Christmas party in Jensen Ward house. Children of employees performed a program. Anna Fae Snow sang White Christmas. About 100 attendees enjoyed a potluck, with guests W. B. Robbins, Elmer Snow, Ken Morfinson and families, plus gifts for Robbins, Raymond Goldston and Lawrence Merkley. Santa distributed treats and dancing followed, directed by refinery superintendent R. M. Goldston.
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Uinta Oil
Jensen Ward House
Anna Fae Snow
Snow
W. B. Robbins
Salt Lake City
Elmer Snow
Anna Faye
Ken Morfinson
David
Bob Bath
Santa Claus
Raymond Goldston
Lawrence Merkley
R. M. Goldston
Naples Youth Cited for Improper Turn
A 17 year old from Naples driving a 3950 Chey sedan, Dale J. Merrell, collided with a 1938 Studebaker driven by Mrs Beulah Stewart, 29, of Jensen, Saturday at 7 p m in Jensen. Stewart was southbound and tried to pass when Merrell turned left into her path. Estimated damage was 40 dollars to each vehicle and Merrell received a citation for improper left turn from Trooper Sammy Hatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale J. Merrell
Naples
Studebaker
Beulah Stewart
Jensen
Stewart
Merrell
Sammy Hatch
County Commission Meeting Set for December 30
The County Commission will hold a regular monthly meeting in the County Court House commissioners room to discuss business and hear delegations. An additional session is planned for January 1 to swear in the new commissioners at the same location.
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County Commission
County Court House
Murdock Family Spends Christmas in Provo With Baird Kin
Mr and Mrs Lynn Murdock and family spent Christmas in Provo at the home of Mr Murdock s sister Mrs Wm Baird. The Murdock family enjoyed a family reunion dinner the day before Christmas at the Baird home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Murdock
Provo
Christmas Themes Used in Primary Entertainments
Primary Christmas programs featured themes on Why We Have Christmas and Christmas in Other Lands. Children performed songs, tableaux, and readings with nativity, the first Christmas tree, and Yule log. Santa distributed gifts.
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T First Weed Primary
Shirley Slaugh
Jeanene Adamson
Janice Mace
Judy Waite
England
Janice Mathis
Holland
Johnny Johnson
Santa Claus
Claudia Eaton
Mable Stagg
Maltha Eaton
Second Ward
Veneta Hullinger
Ann Robertson
Sandra Hatch
Elaine Walker
Rudolph the Red- Nosed Reindeer
Dennis Hatch
Patricia Walker
Julianne Washburn
Diane Busch
Mary
DeLyle Southaman Joseph
Third Ward
Leora Jacobe
Virginia Rigby
Olets, White
Elaine Richardson
Jensen Man Charged With Drunken Driving
A complaint charging drunken driving was issued against Frank Siddenfaden of Jensen by county attorney Hugh W. Cotton's office. He was arrested last weekend in Ft. Duchesne by Pamp Harris of the Indian Police authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Siddenfaden
Jensen
Hugh W. Cotton
Siddenfadden
Ft. Duchesne
Pamp Harris
Local holiday visitors bid farewell in Salt Lake City
Mrs Mable Cash of Salt Lake City left Tuesday to return home after Christmas with sister Mrs George Bowden. Dorothy Ann Squire, a student at Wasatch Academy Mt Pleasant, is in town for the holidays with her parents Mr and Mrs Russell Squire and grandmother Mrs Nettie Squier.
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EC Coston
Lyle Pickup
Randlett
Let
Bill Young Jr
Jim Coston
van Nuys
Calif
Mr. Young
Mr. Coston
Charles Bingham
Salt Lake
T.ds
Lynn Bracken
Lee Larsen
Alterra High
BYU
Glen Miller
North Carolina
Xavier Bellow
Merrill Brimhall
Provo
Brimhall
Jesse Hullinger
Mr. Brimhall
Relief Society
Jack Allred
Dee
Denver
R. Altred
Ogden
Vern Allred
Jon Gardner
Eula Brighton
Salt Lake City
Sidney Brighton
David Gunderson
Junior Betts
Max Morrill
Noble Clark
L. E. Clark
Glen Allred
Glen
Eldon White
Mr. White
Thomas Anderson
Carol Bellow
Logan
Misac
Xavier Bellon
Angus Anderson
Roosevelt Hospital
Alma Collins
Mable Cash
George Bowden
Dorothy Ann Squire
Wasatch Academy
Mt Pleasant
Russell Sqwuer
Nettie Squier
Vernal Chamber urges state sportsman’s plan for bear and water use
A committee from the Vernal Forgotten Area Chamber petitions state leaders to regulate bear hunting, expand two week earlier seasons, and prohibit bear hunting to grow the bear population. They urge inclusive planning with farmers over pheasant stocking and Trout planting in local waters, noting Indian waters closures and deer hunter pressures. They insist the region, claiming major hunting and fishing grounds, should have a voice in management.
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Utah
Fish and Game Dept
Fish and Game Commission
Salt Lake City
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