Woolgrowers Convention Set for Saturday in Ashley Valley
The Ashley Woolgrowers association schedules its annual convention at the Field House with sessions at 9 30 in the morning and 2 in the afternoon. President Rulon S. Hacking announces speakers Don C. Clyde and James O. Hooper will participate. Officers will be elected in the afternoon. The event highlights Ashley Valleys pioneer shoe and wool industry and local growth tied to this basin industry.
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Ashley Woolgrowers Association
Field House
Rulon S. Hacking
Don C. Clyde
James O. Hooper
Utah Wooly Towers Association
Ashley Valley
Oil News Update on Carter's No 2 Ute Well Drilling
Work began Tuesday to build a road to Carter's No 2 Ute Tribal well with drilling to follow. The No 1 Gusher by a California company latest reports at 7400 feet. the No 2 well may reach producing sands at similar depth, with 68 barrels per day on a 24 hour test and various pressures noted.
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Carter
Weber
California Company
University of Utah Alumni Banquet February Founder's Day
Utah alumni plan a Founder's Day banquet February 27 at 7 30 p m in Vernal Hotel. The event honors the university as it nears its centennial with guest speaker Dr Dreomer of the medical school. Mrs Marvin F Smith asked former students to send attendance names for complete rolls and tables will be decor ated in celebratory style with Dr Spendrove in charge of arrangements.
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University
Hotel Vernal
Gest University
Missouri River
Dre ‘Omer
University of Utah Medical School
Marvin F. Smith
Spendrove
Fossil Fund Drive Sees Community Support Grows
Community response boosts the Fossil Fund Drive organized by the Lions Club with donations from the Senior Current Topics club and the Progressive Arts ladies. A chicken pit sale at O P Skaggs raised funds while the Krissman Orchestra aided the drive. An upcoming play review tea at Hotel Vernal on March 1 and a March 7 basketball event featuring the Negro Ghosts are scheduled to bolster contributions.
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Fossil Fund
Donald Barr
Lion’s Club
The
Lions Club
Krissman
O. P. Skaggs
Ursel Allred
Negro Ghosts
Speaker Carlos Fallon to Address Uintah Knife and Fork Club
The Uintah Knife and Fork Club will host speaker Carlos Fallon at Hotel Vere on March 6 for a regu lar mesa. Fallon, a noted American lecturer, will discuss South America with charm and a wealth of facts.
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Carlos Fallon
Hotel Vere
Hein
Massine
Vncating
Fallon
Ameri
Uintah Knife & Fork Club
Toe
Lar
Puig
Columbia
Falion
The
United
LDS Scout Program Opens for 11 Year Olds
The LDS Church plans to allow 11 year old boys to join Candidate Scout ranks within the Boy Scout program. The change, approved by the First Presidency, will take effect after Salt Lake City council approval and ward level scheduling. Training will be led by assistant scoutmasters with older scouts, and duties include memorizing the Scout Law and wearing the uniform. Primary meeting notes: Uintah Stake Primary unions meet March 2 at 7:30 p.m. at the Stake Center.
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LDS First Presidency
Salt Lake
Brlraary. Assn
Cndidate
Curtis
Uintah Stake
I T
R.A. Bryson
Vernal Ski Lift Draws Winter Sports Fans
Vernal's sole ski lift attracts about 200 enthusiasts with occasional 45-carload runs. Clade Banks, the lift operator, envisions expanding the site into a canyon to enlarge courses while Parks Service cooperation remains strong. The lift, two miles west of Dinosaur Quay near Binsaais National Monument, operates weekends and on special days, drawing beginners to intermediate skiers as snow holds into March.
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Clade Bank
Couras
Dinosaur Quay
As ‘Binsaais ’ National Monument
Ifs
Dir
Dinosaur Lodge
Ski Tana
Vialtora
Parks Service
Banks Grate
She
Lft
Edness
Banks
Crowton Announces Second Child Birth
Day February 18 marks the birth of the Crowton couple's second child. Mrs. Crowton is the former Catherine Siodoway, noted in local society notices.
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Crowtons
Crowton
Catherine Siodoway
Crime concerns prompt action as crime costs debated by FBI agent
FBI special agent Newman addressed six hundred PTA members in Winterset about crime as a national problem. He argued crime costs could curb the national debt if redirected, noting the human toll behind the figures. The event included a pageant by the community and a high school dance orchestra.
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Congress
Newman
Salt Lake City
FLBS
Parent-Teacher Association
Forndera
Wintah Sizhoshol
United States
Gilnee
Ana ‘Nap
Paul Lunt
Elwood
Saan Ie
Frenk
Mrz. I. Ferron Hacking
Laurence
Siddoway
Pearl Shaefer
Et Zook
Colton "Moe
Hacheelert Gaven
Cooabel
Vinton ‘High School
Hugh
W. Colton
PTA
Ir. Newman
Maccerilines Pta
Institute for Teacher to Be Saturday
A mid year institute for teachers in Uintah School District will be held in Vernal on Saturday. The program begins at 9 a.m. and runs throughout the day with 7 sessions. Visiting speakers include Beemen F Larnen and Fred as rectors of guidance.
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Institute of Allergy Layeen
Uintah
Hiotaten Anouncemen
Nn Ff
M. Lundell
Beemen F. Larnen
Fred
Werelees
Allen M. West
Utah
Pancatone Aragelation
Rodney A
Marjorie Meyer
May, Poulsen
Negro Ghosts to Play in Vernal For Fossil Drive
The Negro Ghosts will perform in Vernal to raise funds for the Vernali Museum Fossil Fund. The event is organized by N J Meagher Jr publicity chairman with the Giie clubs of Nate Ghent leading the effort. Henry Fisher, veteran Sioux City showman, will tour as part of the program.
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Vernali Museum Fossil Fund
Raatehia Earthsee
Syonasiun
N.J. Meagher Jr
Giie
Nate Ghent
Eaienaniatere
Henry Fisher
Grant Perry Named Head Alumni Chapter
Logan Grant N Parry commercial manager of KJAM named president of the Vernal Alumni chapter of the USAC Alumni Association replacing Clair Hopkins. The election occurred at a dinner in Vernal with Utah Central College ties and college representatives present. Parry, a former KVNU announcer, is married to Noonla Smith.
Family News From Vernal Aired In Distant Letter
Mr and Mrs aern piers and daughter Pa Fe visited Vernal aeernay te ty tam for a greeting. Dr Dalley, ifford’s brother, attended as local contact. Mr Gifford was away three days.
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Aern Piers
Pa Fe
Giaedene
Ann Tifford
Dr. Dalley
Vernal Firm Unveils First 1500-Gallon Propane Truck in Utah
The Beatles Gas and Appliance Company shows Utah’s first 1500 gallon propane butane truck built by Lang Company. Partners Searle and Alvin Kay lead the firm, with Deen Shon as an earlier heating industry entrant and business presence in Utah since 1941.
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Beatles, Gas and Appliance Company
Utah
Lang Company
Gatake
Buck ‘Oady Searle
Alvin Kay
Searles Gas and
Woodsy Searle
Bond Election For Swim Pool To Be Held
Voters in District No 3 and District No 4 will cast ballots on a 125 000 bond issue for a swimming pool. Polls open 7 am at designated voting places in Vernal. Community groups including the Vernal Jaycees hosted registration day and announced polling locations and district designations.
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Mra. James’ Chivers
N. Vena Uremia
Lerkley
Erma
Watkins
Vernal Cl
Shisler
Richerton Sand Dorothea
Willis Southam Returns From Hawaiian Mission
Willis Southam, son of Mr and Mrs George Southam, has returned to Vernal on February 9 after completing a two year LDS mission in the Hawaiian Islands. He served in Hilo, Mountain View, Waipahu, Oahu, and at Mission headquarters in Honolulu. Last Christmas he helped present a Japanese pageant for the benefit of Japanese LDS members and island investigators. He traveled home aboard the S S Louisell and was greeted in Salt Lake City by his mother and other family members.
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Willis Southam
George Southam
Vernal Fe
Hawaiian Islands
Southam
Hilo
Hawaii
Mountain View
Waipahu
Oshu
Honolulu
Southram
LDS
S.S. Louisel
Salt Lake Clay
Congratulations to the Smuin on a new arrival
An note records the birth of Alvin C. Smuin Jr. to Mr and Mrs Alvin C Smuin on February 16 with mention of Foba and Purrite bey as part of the congratulatory message.
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Purrite Bey
Foba
Alvin C. Smuin
Airl
Uintah High School Band to Perform Concert March 1
A Uintah High School Band concert is set for March 1 with six junior high numbers, four pieces by the girls choir, and performances by 48 voices. Leland Smith will be featured as clarinet soloist in Weber's Concertino as the program aims for a stronger showing than in December. Adults and preschool children are invited to the immunization clinics held in county communities this week.
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Uintah High School
H. Ki. Lundell
Jensen
Naples
Alitsh High
Central School
Maeser
Avalon
Duchesne
Alterra High
Amy
Ballard
Lapoint
Tridell
At & P.m
Harold Rendles
Fumben
Coe the Hi
Leland Smith
Weber
Io Tate
Hospital News Brief From Amish Community Patients
Hospital notes report several named patients receiving care during a boat week period. Names include Barbara McCarrett Alice George W Richardenh Robert Powell J C Bulst Katherine Gare Ronenzaz Henry Movin Chee Ranvelis and Kelly P Powell with surgery tokens Bhi Ton Stsugh and ira Ardi lobbing listed as medical staff or assistants.
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Fergens
Barbara McCarrett
Alice George W
Richardenh
Robert Powell
J. C. Bulst
Bav'Hatch
Katheriine Gare
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