Uintah Scout District plans 1950 Boy Scout Week
Uintah district leaders Paul Borden Arch ie A Ihn son and D Ted Thacker unveiled plans for the 1950 Boy Scout Week celebrations. The Uintah Basin area reports about 1350 of 2000 local boys aged 16 and under involved in scouting aided by 404 volunteers. The opening remarks praised volunteers including 182 cub scout leaders and 203 volunteer boy scouts as well as 49 explorer leaders. Officers Archie A Johnson and a slate of vice chairmen steered the district with committees handling organization extension finance advancement and more.
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Uintah
Utah National Parka Council
Archie A. Ihnson
D. Ted Thacker
Uinta
Trulon Dein Skinner
Acout
Uintah Bason
Skinner
Ataff
Sop
Archie A. Johnson
Paul Borden
LaRell Anderson
Lowell Wardle
Vernon C. Young
Dellis Ivan Morriti
Jack Ry Wallis
Warren 8. Jones
Dry Ray
Spendlove
Don GB
Showalter
Whitney Sfammond
Judy Anderson
William C. Slson
Gene Ray Hall
Dan Turner
LaMond Tullis
Ben W.,lindsay
Richard F. Dewey
Dob Turner
Advancerment
Lareen II
Caldwell
Erland Freeceé
Thomas, Levy
And
Booster TV Use Promoted by Utah Senator and Officials
Utah lawmakers push for permanent booster TV use to extend reception nationwide. Senator Moss says they will work with Western colleagues and the commission to ensure reasonable costs for all Utah areas. Representative King introduces a House fire to permit booster operation. cites reliance of Utahns on boosters for tele py access amid camping committee activity and leadership training group roles.
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Sen
Moss
Utah
Map
King
David
ICC
Star
Hong
Glen C. Oldroyd
Nezse Anderson
Ted Thacker
Russell G. Molley
Leland, Carroll
Thomas F. Howells
Edward Colton
Elroy Walker
Deloss J. Reynolds
Ugh Richens
Harvey Gaster
Glent A. Lambert
Arthur L Kindt
Valda DB. Massey
Malon Bowthorpe
Donald Tt. Bowles
Len Gotfredson
Dale Anderson
Guard Queen at Salt Lake City Miss Utah Pageant bid
The Guard Queen plans a floor show at 9 pm with a talent performance. She and her attendants travel to Salt Lake City on February 23 to compete for Miss Utah National Guard. The winner advances to Miss Utah and a Festival event in Washington DC, amid FCC interference notes and defense communications concerns. Congressman comments on booster tower service and possible costly alternative translators proposed by the FCC.
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Armory
Salt Lake City
Miss Utah National Guard
Miss Utah
Washington, DC
FCC
Defense
Commission
King Sal
King
Funeral Services In Naples Honor G H Southam Pioneer
Funeral services in Naples honored G H Southam born 1866 in Morgan Utah a longtime resident and civic leader. The Naples Ward LDS chapel hosted the service with music by local performers and a life sketch by a granddaughter. Southam married twice, had eight children, and served as Uintah County deputy arrestor road supervisor and sheep inspector. Burial followed at Vernal Memorial Park Cemetery with pallbearers named, as survivors include a widow five sons four daughters and many grandchildren.
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George Henry
Iarry) Southam
Naples Ward
Wiuhop Moritain Cook
Southam
Vinetuh County Hospital
Walter Col
Joseph Collier
Orls Pope
Lucille Caleder
Mable Stagg
Harmon & Sowards
Mr. Southam
Maxine Morris
Cedar Tork
Utah
Archie Johnson
LaVell Manwaring
Mr Southam
Lavell
Pee
Verdin Manwaring
Norman Sfalem
Alice Allred
Relta Ruppe
Elva Manwaring
Reve Risner
Mra Oris Pope
Mra Hallie Searle
Byron Goodrich
Willis Southam
Vernal Memorial Park
Vernel Mortuary
Lyle
Dee Lyle
Everett
Glade Southam
Edgar Wilkins
William Martin
Morgan, Utah
George
Catherine Cameron Southam
Evanston
Wyo
Vernal
Carter Road
Taylor Mountain
Jerry Hatch
Elizabeth U Wacking
Logan
Isabell Ilerbert
Salt Lake
LDS
Naples
Ate
EDS Church
YMMIA
LDS Church
Tme
Tme of Death Activy
Uintah County
Ile
Uintah
Barnes
Alice) Cook
Cedar Valkey
Utahs County
W. Fy
Ethel) Martin
Orem
Walter
Elizabeth) Collier
Victor
Merle) Witking
Clair
Ralph
Grant
Niles
George Southam Jr
Myton Boy Wlurt As Pole Tuimbles
Eugene Long ten year old son of Mr and Mrs Alfred Long of Myton suffered a skull fracture when a tetherball pole toppled and struck him on the head Sunday. He was rushed to Salt Lake City by his parents and reported in poor condition Monday at LDS Hospital.
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Eugene Long
Mra
Alfred Long
Myton
Furgene
Ite Wag
Salt Lake City
Lds Hospital
Moon Lake Electric annual meeting set with favors and prizes
Moon Lake Electric Inc holds its annual meeting Saturday at the Uinta High School auditorium. Registration starts at 10 am and the call to order is at 1 30 pm. Favors include a key ring and pen. Directors up for reelection are Marion Roas and Ten Cromer. Officers include Nay Crown president William Vieldated vice president Ralph Taylor secretary treasurer Ralph Chew and director uy Usauhart. A report on association activities will be presented.
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Moon Lake Electric, Inc
Uinta High School
Moon
Lake Elee
Marion Roas
Ten Cromer
Association
Nay Crown
William Vieldated
Ralph Taylor
Ralph Chew
Uy Usauhart
Istrict
Directo
Ross and
Cramer
Excavation work delays use of south side approach road
Work on the Dutch John highway project from Greendale to Cart Creek halts use of the south approach road for months while crews build the Vernal Manila highway link. The old road from Greendale will serve during the bridge opening with drainage pipes laid. Completion date for the bridge has fluctuated but favorable weather could allow use by April.
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Greendale
Cart Creek
Manila
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Granued
Uintah Scout District
Main Street
Charles Slaugh
Bute
Henry Kaslermeyer
Bob Beth
Coke Jeffries
Clyde Wilkins
Leo Cutshaw
Booster TV
Black & Docker
Ylnch
Sims
Texas
Ulothis Westinghouse Appliances
Searle Electric & Appliance
West Main Bel
Caml, Garth and
Neva
G. Marry Southam
Unitat
Valdas Massey
James Knight
BYU
Dinosaur National Monument
John Clazzard
Carl McDaniel
University of Utah
Myton Boy
Apsocle
Cis
Gosco
Vernal Furniture
South Vernal AN
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Painin
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