Typhoid Immunization Clinics Planned for West Side
Immunization clinics announced by the Amish District will operate on the west side for the next two Wednesdays, February 21 and 28, at school buildings in Avalon Ft Duchesne Ballard Alterra La Point and Tridel with times ranging from 8:45 am to 2:50 pm. Public health authorities urge all residents to complete the three-dose series or booster doses as advised and note clinics may not be readily available in future emergencies.
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Wealth Council
Avalon
Ft. Duchesne
Ballard
Alterra
Lapoint
Tridel
Uintah High Adult Education Classes Draw 200 Plus Enrollees
More than two hundred people enrolled as Uintah High School began adult education classes on Monday evening. Dry Fork turnout was strong and several classes filled beyond capacity, prompting adjustments to keep class sizes manageable. Courses span two periods with many offerings in clothing construction, world geography, plastics, literature, and photography led by Naomi Lunt, Muriel S. Wallis, Lawrence C. Cooper, Ruth Lindell, Floy Calder, Electa Caldwell, and others.
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Uintah High School
Aes
Dry Fork
Call
Naomi Lunt
Mturiel S. Wallis
Hrabbie
Oe Tey
En Oward
Les
Lark Greenhalgh
Ruth Lindell
Lawrence C. Cooper
Floy Calder
Electa
Caldwell
Adams and Adams Named in Second U.S. Presidents’ Military History
Two figures named Adams associated with the Marines are noted in a historic account of a prior engagement. The article references their roles during a past conflict and mentions their relations to the Adams lineage.
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Dons Adams
Jon Adams
U.S
Finding Lost Line Of Family Thrills Mrs Harrison
Mrs Arthur Harrison received old letters and photos from England after writing to a clergyman and a postmaster seeking relatives of her grandfather Win Collett. An advertisement in a local paper drew responses from descendants and a reunion followed. A Plymouth villager recalled wartime losses and urged family unity to perhaps prevent future wars.
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Arthur Harrison
England
Morrison
Win
Collett
Old Courtey
America
Harrrison
Harrison
Plymouth
Crushing and Chilling Reduce Piglet Mortality Early
The article notes a mortality rate of about one in five for piglets in their first eight weeks, with most deaths caused by crushing by the sow. It describes electric brooders and reflectors as cleaner, labor-saving methods that improve pig, chick, and lamb survival. It highlights deep bowl reflectors and 1000-chick heat setups, claiming electricity boosts growth and profits while lowering feed costs.
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Nheress
Fulistecs Must Show Status Current With Draft Board
The Armed Forces Recruiting Services will require proof of current Selective Service status from the local board before enlisting. Oscar W. Gray announced the change, and local boards will supply a form with ink and a duplicate for the registrant. The form gives seven days to complete enlistment and may not be honored after that time. Local boards should sign if the Order to Report for Physical Examination has not been seized when requested.
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Armed Forces
Mia Rose Tying Ceremony Honors Fathers in Naples
In Naples the Mia Maids tied their Rose Bouquet in a relief room ceremony. Twelve girls in pastel formals sat around a lace table with a three tier cake by Mrs. Alt Duvall. Father pins and roses followed the program ending with a benediction and refreshments.
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Naples
Mia
Relief Society
Alt Duvall
Grace Southam
Duvall
Story
Velda D. Simmons
Joan Karren
Norma Jean McLean
Ann Wankler
Joan Richards
Edda Harrison
Piano Soto
Shirley Martinson
Fay Goodrich
Dixie Jo Reynolds
Half Century Leader Changes at Tridle Ward Bishopric
Bishop H LeRoy Morrill and counselors McKee and Harvey retired after 38 years of combined service in Tridel ward. New bishop Darrell Goodrich succeeds, with Laren McKee and Shardon Morrill as counselors, amid dedication of a newly completed chapel and announcements of prior service by outgoing leaders.
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H. LeRoy Morrill
Joseph Ray McKee
Wm. K. Harvey
Bishopric of Tridel
Marin
Mr. McKee
Mr. Harvey
Darreil Goodrich
Laren Tt. McKee
Shardon H. Morrill
Morrill
Irson F. Whitney
Horace Morrill
White Rocks
LDS Church
Central States
Tridell “Ymmia
Whiterocks Irrigation Company
Uintah County Commission
Wm. Survey
Bishop Morrill
C. Bart Merkley
Vernal
Harvey
Tridel
Old Mexico
Hervey
Whiterocks
Suner
Darrell Goodrich
Parley H Goodrich
Tridell
Sovthers Cretes Ong
Local church appoints new counselors and instructors
The genealogical committee notes the bishopric call for McKee and Morrill as new counselors. Both men are Tridell natives, enterprising farmers, and BYU graduates. McKee was in Alterra High School’s first graduating class and taught in veteran education. Morrill, Alterra High School graduate, attended BYU USAC and University of Louisiana, served overseas in WWII, and led the 4th Ward Elders group. He now teaches veteran education.
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McKee
Morrill
Tridell
Womon of Elders
Veteran's Education
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West Side
Uintah High
Evell
Ly Woar
Ghicke
Oscar W. Gray
Philco
Mia Rose
Gali Va
Pervica
Boainesa
Byth Americas Petrolean Inetunale
I. Sander Roosevelt
Utah
Carryall
Chevrolet
Thriftmaster
Tyne
Wwe of
West Main Street
Tare
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