Tridell Reaches 94 Percent Attendance at Meeting
Tridell Ward reported a 94 percent attendance with 204 present out of 218 members. Four members were away on missions or at school, bringing total accounted for to 100 percent. Speakers included Esther Merkley Archie Johnson Stake Patriarch and Davis Morrill with a duet by Gwenna McKee and Kaye Morrill.
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Tridell Ward
Tridell
Davis
Morrill
Marlon Biurill
Polly McConkie
Esther Merkley
Archie Johnson
Davis Morrill
Gwenna McKee
Kaye Morrill
Tony Goodrich
Marta Morrill
Keren McKee
Lloyd Morrill
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Owen Goodrich
Rae Goodriches
Detroit
Merrell Goodrich
DYA
Marcelo Siddoway
Oleta White
Donna Abegglen Lynn
Cook
Roosevelt Hospital
Salt Lake
Lester Bartlett
Lorin McKee
Morlun Harveys
Ft. Duchesne
Lorin
Need McKee
Sherlene Harvey
Morlan Harvey
Relief Society
Vida McKee
Pheara Warren
J R
Sons of Pioneers Announce 1957 Story Contest
The annual story contest of the National Society of the Sons of Pioneers is now open and will close June 1. Dr Walter A Kerr is national chairman. Entries must be true stories or biographies about Utah pioneers or events, 800 to 1200 words, typed double spaced, with a 100 word author sketch. Winners become dinner guests at the 1957 encampment and receive medals.
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National Society of the Sons of Pioneers
Walter A. Kerr
Utah
Dre
University Street
Salt Lake City
National Society of Sons of Utah Pioneers
Kerr
Tyrdell basketball teams win both games at home
Wednesday night the Tyrdell basketball squads defeated visiting teams. The Explorer beat Ashley and the M Men defeated Vernal, while Sid Ward and Mrs Grant Betts returned home from Roosevelt hospital with a new son.
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Vernal
Preece
Salt Lake
Daredean Goodrich
Forrest Goodrich
Tyrdell
Explorer
Ashley
Sid Ward
Grant Betts
Roosevelt Hospital
Legion Auxiliary Sponsors 1957 Freedom Crusade
The American Legion Auxiliary leads the Crusade for Freedom drive with local chairwoman Frances Lenox aided by Stella Workman Georgia Couture and Evelyn Slaugh in Uintah County. February 12 to 22 marks emphasis with house to house canvassing and club letters seeking contributions.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Frances Lenox
Stella Workman
Georgia Couture
Evelyn Slaugh
Eve Ashton
Uintah County
Lincoln
Washlington
Lenox
Crusade For Freedom
Radio Free Europe
Winter Theme Highlights Ball at Tri dell Friday Night
A successful Gold and Green Ball organized by MIA officers celebrated a Winter Wonderland theme with winter scene decorations. Ward dance directors Mr and Mrs Darrell Merrell and Mr and Mrs Glade Sowards directed floorshows while Vernal duo Tal Wardle supplied the music. Performances and refreshments drew guests from Tri dell, Vernal, Whiterocks and Lapoint.
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Tridell
MIA
Ward
Darrell Merrell
Glade Sowards
Vernal
Tal Wardle
Tridell, Vernal
Whiterocks
Lapoint
Failing to hold back sea water prompts alloy choice truth
Commercial fishermen rely on on board separation systems to deliver fish to the hold while returning sea water overboard. The corrosion from salt water challenges many mechanisms, so nickel copper alloy is often used for its superior resistance to this environment.
Vernal Publisher Elected Vice Press of Weekly Newspaper Association
At the 69th Utah State Press Association convention in Salt Lake City William Wallis of the Vernal Express was elected vice president. Awards went to Cliff Memmott of Roosevelt and Uintah Basin Record. Sessions included workshops, PR talks, and a banquet with Edgar S Bayles of Coca-Cola as speaker. Local officers elected included E Russell Innes president and Jack Warner secretary treasurer. The summer meeting will be at Midway’s Homestead.
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E. Russell Innes
Lehi
William 8. Wallis
Vernal
Jack Warner
Utah State Press Assn
USPA
Utah State Press Assa.y
Salt Lake City
William & Wallis
Vernal Express
Utah
Cliff Memmett
Uintah Basin
Roosevelt
Asia
Sessons
Salt Lake
Carlton Culmsee
USAC
Association
Formosa
China
E Russell Innes
Lehi Free Press
Mr. Wallis
The
Spanish Fork Press
Tegion 1
HCC McConaughy
Morgan
Coalville
Park City
Roy E. Gibson
Nephis Times-News
LaVaun Cox
Manti Messenger
Intel Utah Starlite Garden
Edgar S Bayel
Coca-Cola Company
George D. Clyde
Darrell Welling
Utah Motor Transport Assn
Star Press
Welling
Cliff Memmott
Steve Williams
Milford
Uintah Basin Record
Wasatch Wave
Price Sun-Advocate
Homestead
Midway
Magazine lists minimum costs of food clothing and care
Changing Times and The Kiplinger Magazine itemized the least amounts for essentials to maintain a basic standard of living. Food costs vary by age and sex with a heavy worker man at about 7.97 weekly and a teen boy the highest at 7.59 weekly. infants at 2.77. Clothing ranges from 30 yearly for infants to 259 for a 16 to 20 employed girl, with other examples for women and housewives. Medical expenses run 158 yearly for two persons up to 344 for a family of six, including health and hospitalization premiums.
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Changing Times
Kiplinger Magazine
New Bill Seeks Humane Livestock Handling Panel
A U S Senate bill would create an eight member advisory commission to study humane methods in handling transportation and slaughter of livestock and poultry. Introduced by Len Wallace F Bennett for Sen Arthur W Watkins of Utah the bill envisions appointments by the Secretary of Agriculture including humane groups industry bodies and scientific organizations.
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U.S. Senate
Len Wallace F. Bennett
Arthur W. Watkins
Utah
Secretary of Agriculture
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