The Rise of Natural Gas From Waste to Nation’s Fuel
Natural gas transformed from a wasteful byproduct to a vital national resource. From early prohibitions on burning gas to postwar pipelines and acetylene welding, gas fueled a vast system. In 1950 gas powered electrical generation, heated and cooked millions of homes, and fed a booming plastics and synthetic materials industry. The gas industry ranks as a top American energy sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nester Indlang
Nationavide
Rome
United Kaan
Fils
Orion
Dacron
Aerilon
America
Homemakers Club Demonstrates Nylon and Wood Fiber Flowers
Rebecca Stewart Jensen Homemaker's Club members learned to craft artificial flowers from nylon and wood fiber during the Thursday meeting at Ella Moon's home. A Valentine themed luncheon followed with fourteen guests. Moon was assisted by Joan Gross Elsie Engen and Eva Hyl Unger in hostess duties.
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Jensen
Rebecca Stewart
Jensen Homemaker's Club
Ella
Oon
Ella Moon
Moon
Joan Gross
Elsie Engen
Eva Hyl Unger
Jensen Explorers Win Basketball Games in Roosevelt
Jensen Explorers, led by captain Bob Murray, defeated nine ward teams to claim the trophy returning home from Hoonsevelt. The Jensen squad included Earl Gross Boyle Murray Verlin Vincent Ted Evans Merrill Cook Floyd Murray Russell Billings and Marlin Moon coached by Richard Peterson. An all girl hourshow followed with 11 Jensen girls participating.
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Nile Ainge
Jensen Frei
Roosevelt
Hoonsevelt
Bob Murray
Capitan
Earl Gross
Boyle Murray
Verlin Vincent
Ted Evans
Merrill Cook
Floyd Murray
Russell Billings
Marlin Moon
Richard Peterson
Irene Thorne
Vernal
KJAM
Thebbie Moon
Ruby Billings
Newell Snow
Mia
DeWayne Mersiam
Glen, Glassman
Meeker
Harry Hill
Bitter Creek
Hit
Melba Ellen Chew
Ralph Chew
Gardiners
Naples
Amasa Caldwell
Lynn Chris Jamsen
Murrey
5. P
Luther Stewart
Hita
Donald Martinsen
Jessie Dudley
Provo
Salt Lake
Donald
George Ainger
Gary Brown
Te Er
Rangely and Naples church notes and visits
Rangely visited Sunday with the Nile Ainges. Myron Roberts funeral was at Naples Saturday. Mrs Burt Beacham, recently moved to Wyoming, underwent surgery. George Davis spoke in meeting Sunday. Mrs Herschi gang led Lord's Prayer with Margaret Caldwell. 1st Lt Sam Haslem and wife arrived from Ellington AFB Texas to visit Joe and Mrs Haslem before reporting to Lowery AFB near Denver. Tia Cowan covers Post Office duties this week in Mortinsen's absence. Dorothy Mortinsen worked at the Refinery. Totonaylor spent the weekend with his parents from Tice.
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Rangely
Nile Ainges
Myron Roberts
Naples
Burt Beacham
Wyoming
George Davis
High Council
Herschi Gang
Margaret Caldwell
Sam Haslem
Ellington Afb
Texas
Joe Haslem
Lowery Afb
Denver
Colorado
Tia Cowan
Donald Mortinsen
Dorothy Mortinsen
Otonaylor
Tice
Rexall Drug Anniversary Meeting Opens in Salt Lake City
Wm. E. Dunn manager of Uintah Rexall Drug Co will attend the Rexall Drug Co 50th anniversary program at Hotel Utah Salt Lake City Friday February 20. The event begins at 3 30 p m and is one of 19 programs planned in 18 states this year opening a nationwide celebration.
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Wm. E. Dunn
Uintah Rexall Drug Company
Rexall Drug Co
Utah
Salt Lake City
Artelia Stork Visits Paul Riney’s By Jimmie Lee
Mr and Mrs Paul Riney welcomed a baby girl born February. Febery and other local residents attended events in Craig and Vernal. Visitors included Lila Dells and M C Adams. Travel and family visits spanned Palisade Arkansas California Salt Lake City and Myton with several names noted.
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Artelia Stork
Paul Riney
Jimmie Lee
Ebrua
Dick Dunnica
Sammy Scoon
Craig
Lauere Tackett
Ellig Meyers
Joe McDonald
Mable
Vernal
Sun Jae
Floyd Cady
Palisade
Herzfelt
Arkansas
Lila Dells
M. C. Adams
Myton
Jim Jones
Rs. Berry
Ivin Gadd
Lee
Floyd Burdette
Barrett
Aay
Betty Walters
Smoke
Max Berrett
al California
Knute Overa
Salt Lake City
Denny Murano
Harold Smith
Davis Ladies Honored With February Birth Date
The Relief Society held an all day work meeting with lunch. February birthday ladies were honored including Muriel Wallis and Barbara Jolley from the stake board. Ella Slaugh returned home from Salt Lake City to be with her children. Mr and Mrs Lewis Moore visited Pleasant Grove for the funeral of Lamar Caldwell. Sybie Luck and Josephine Goodrich visited.
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Relief Society
Muriel Wallis
Barbara Jolley
Stake Board
Ella Slaugh
Salt Lake City
Lewis Moore
Pleasant Grove
Vernal Visitors and Meetings Highlight Week
Last week at Uintah County Hospital the community saw visitors from Vernal including Sarah Rudge Mrs Oaks and Mrs Murray. The Ellis Meyers hosted a Book of Mormon class Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs Bill Mott of Hangley visited Thursday. Earl Gadd attended a cattle association meeting in Meeker Thursday.
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Uintah County Hospital
Sarah Rudge
Oaks
Murray
Vernal
Ellis Meyers
Bill Mott
Hangely
Hurely
Earl Gadd
Cattle Association
Meeker
Pleasant Grove and Lindon Families Attend Funeral
Tuesday at the Charles Goodrich home Viola Goodrich cared for her granddaughter Lynette Stringham while her son Thed Stringham and wife were in Salt Lake. Primary officers and teachers met at Gladys Barker's home for the monthly preparation meeting led by Sarah Johnson. Lunch was served. Bud Cook and wife welcomed a baby boy Horace Gillman. Leland Gillman Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Moore and Mrs. Wm. McKee of Pleasant Grove and Lindon visited Lige Jackson for the funeral of their uncle John McKowen. Mrs. Lige Jackson learned of the death of her cousin Wm. Gillman of Provo.
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Charles Goodrich
Viola Goodrich
Lynette Stringham
Thed Stringham
Salt Lake
Gladys Barker
Sarah Johnson
Bud Cook
Horace Gillmen
Leland Gillman
Lewis Moore
Wm. McKee
Pleasant Grove
Lindon
Lige Jackson
John McKowen
Wm. Gillman
Provo
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Jensen Explorers
Vernal Aye
Rexall
Davis
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Riverton Valley
Riverton, Wyo
Riverton
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Fleet
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NOB Hill
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