Randlett appoints new auxiliary aids and ward changes
In Randlett Utah on February 13 1950 changes were made in ward organizations including new auxiliaries with Viola Jensen as president and Quint Pickup Gail Wilkins Norma Marshall Jessie Pickup and others serving as counselors and assistants. Primary and Sunday School staff saw reorganizations while multiple residents from Roosevelt Vernal and Salt Lake City attended events and meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DY Viola Jensen
Mutual Vera Supt
Lattue Pickup
Viola Jensen
Helperd
Way Wardle
Quint Pickup
Gail Wilkins
Aaslstants
Tugenla Pickup
Norma Marshall
Jessie Pickup
Leah Chandler
Marlon Young
Chloe Brough
Nebtte Harris
Rhea Pickup
Ward
Velma Pickup
Pauline Pickup
Heller Society
Betty Jonyen
Wavel Brough
Theology Teader
Lydia Brough
Eugenia
Jessie Pickun
Love Harris
Irene Jensen
Shirley Pickup
Carl Johnson
Cliff Memmat
Roosevelt
Irehie Jensen
Elmer Robbins
Primrnary
Erma Harris
Myton
Albert S[arris
Gilbert Brough
Grand Junction
Mr Brough
Jesse S Broughs
Lucy R Jensen
Rene Karren
Salt Lake City
Hazel Wardle
Lyle Pickup
Lane Pickup
Mia
Ralph Taylor
Servaces
Wayne Pickup
Ther
Mra Genevieve Dagley
Keith Dagley
Robert Morris
Denver
Wanted: George Edward Cole fugitive from California
A complaint filed in San Francisco on January 1987 charges George Edward Cole with unlawful flight to avoid prosecution after allegedly murdering a police officer. Cole, born March 24 1927 in Philadelphia, is described as six feet one inch tall, 160 to 178 pounds, brown eyes and hair, several scars, a tattoo reading Mom Dad and fettere on left forearm, and an eight point star on the back of his left hand. believed armed and dangerous. Anyone with information should contact the FBI or nearest local division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
San Francisco
Clif
George Edward Cole
California
Cole
Philadelphia
Morksi
Wade
Dad
Fettere
bin Cole
Federal Bureau of Iveregation
United States Department of Justice
Washington
FBI
Local Students Enter Forensic Meet and Ski Trip Update
The article outlines debate teams and extemporaneous speakers chosen for upcoming Regional Forensic meet at Altamont on March 14 and the Invitational at Weber College this weekend. It also covers Uintah's Rope cast, Future Home Makers of America ski trip to Steamboat Springs, banding together for a school trip with Claudius Banks performing, and lists the many participating students with chaperones Mrs. Harold E. Davis and Mr. Brignd Preece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber College
Doug Massey
II McCarrell
Sharon Preece
Mary Low Richardson
Altamont
Nolan Uacking
Ben Freestone
Glenn Vernon
Paul Searle
Harriet Watkins
Mary Glines
Uintah
Eugene O'Neill
Bently
Wiley Pope
Mary
Kaye Kenney
Annie
Sharon Fietkau
Sweehey
Ryan Dudley
Luke
BillcCarrel
Geral Wilde
America
Steamboat Springs
Steamboat
Claudius Banks
Sharon McKenchnie
Bue Ann Millecam
Joycelyn Hlodgkingon
Reva Pope
Vivian Merkley
Diane Anderson
Carma Rae Atwood
Karen Aertker
Juanita Dusch
Darbara Boyatt
Lanna Helcher
Darlene Carney
Judy Clark
Coleen Chivers
Carol Lee Davis
Kerleta Dumas
Shirjena Dickerson
Connie Dudley
Meryl Gilines
Linda Hall
Aloma Katch
Glee Hatch
Nancy Macking
Sandra Ilack Ing
Betty Match
Peggy Mughes
Myrna Johnson
Mra [Farold FE Davis
Mr. Brignd Preece
U S Satellite Explorer Aims to Ease Conference Hysteria
Washington reports that the successful launch of Explorer by the U S Army is expected to calm fears sparked by Sputniks and congressional rhetoric The defense budget agreement of 1 26 billion dollars cited as evidence that defense will not become a partisan issue The piece also covers Walter Reuther's Senate Antitrust Committee appearance and his proposed profit sharing plan and public councils to fix production schedules in industry The article notes past proposals by Philip Murray and the idea of public hearings on corporate price increases and government action to restrain profits in response to wage pressures
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Army
Congress
Treasury
United States
Pentagon
Capitol
Reuther
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers
Senate
General Motors
Philip Murray
CIO
Isher
Murray
Obuy
Neuther
Congressional
Theusher Om
Gimlac
Uplon
Economy bloc seeks public support to avert treasury deficit
Congress faces a real danger of a spending deluge that could trigger a treasury deficit as economy bloc leaders urge public backing. They cite last year's budget cuts and argue non defense spending can be trimmed while maintaining adequate defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Congress
Stylea Bridges
St. Nal
Quate Defense
Anegedzary Ellis Behtok Byrd
D-Va
Hoare Buth
Man Canopy
D- My
Ute Appropriations Committee
Rep Taber
New York
Ral Publican
Orienriations
Beret Hay
Washington and Lincoln Surveyors with Similar Careers
Two famed leaders with comparable early careers as surveyors are noted for their rise from humble beginnings. The passage reflects on their tall stature and shared professional roots shaping their paths to leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lincoln
Mineral Supplement Feeding for Livestock and Crops
A practical program outlines using manure lime and mineral mixes to supply essential minerals for crops and livestock. It recommends legume-rich feeds for minerals, free access to mineral boxes with trace minerals salt and bone meal, and specific phosphorus and calcium targets for dairy cattle and other ruminants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fortiger
Bohatedt
Grasse
When an athlete can real printed in the U S each year
Morrie Gallent notes a humorous idea about compiling athlete clippings into a personal newspaper bound volume that would tower 1,000 miles high if printed annually. The quip reflects on media coverage and the volume of sports reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Morrie Gallent
Walker Hollow and related oil drill sites in Uintah County
Historical note lists multiple drill locations in Uintah and Duchesne counties including Walker Hollow No. 3 to Walker Hollow No. 6 and Red Wash area. It records sections, township ranges, elevations, rig operators Denison and Standard Oil, spud dates in 1957 1958 and completion data with measured depths and casing details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker Hollow No. 3
Crack Drilling Co, Inc
Aed
Tes Nize
Vinted County
Walker
Carter Oil Co
Uintah County
Walker Yellow
Waantch
Elog
Greenriver
Wasatch
Walker Hollow
Carter Off Co
Denison Drilling Company
Eloga Uintah Ouray Na
Standard Oil Co
California
Duchesne Co
Starr Point
Drlg
Black Drilling Co
Artesia Cafes Change Hands and Local Movements
Mr and Mrs Ernest Dalley of Novo Creek purchase Whyls Cafe and Service from Ymmy Cunningham and W Gore. Gore owns property here and on Craig. Wilsons Cafe and Fountain see changes. Roberts family of Maybell take over. Residents travel for trips and Army induction noted. A 1956 record shows 45 000 life insurance death claims from motor vehicle accidents, up 3 000 from 1955.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Dalley
Nove Creek
Whyls Cafe
Ymmy Cunningham
W. ©. Gore
Emma
Gore
Craig
Wilson's Cafe
Fountain Hag Alog
Lester Roberts
Maybell
Roberts
June Lee
Ots McCarrelh
Melba Webb
Vernal
Cora Billard
Salt Lake City
Bilford
Cox
Cluff
Emes Co
Lonnie
Mantle
Denver
Army
la Tome Ee
Freda Davia
UHS
Steamboat
Springs
Erma Ledford
Jimmie
Sammy Lovett
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