4H Girl Florence Woodbury Named Utah 1931 4-H Holstein Champion
Florence A Woodbury of Granger Utah is chosen state champion 4-H Holstein girl for 1931 by the Holstein Friesian Association extension service. She credits early 4-H work with calves and livestock judging, led to county and state fair wins, radio programs, and leadership of new dairy clubs.
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Amark
Florence
Woodbury
Granger
Utah
Extension Service
Holstein Friesian Association of America
Clubsh Y
Holstein Girls Lead Granger 4-H Club to Calf Show Wins
In Granger a girls 4-H club grew to ten members focused on Holstein Friesian calves. They learned from the Salt Lake dairy program, trained at Utah Agricultural College, and excelled at Salt Lake County Fair White Day and the Junker Livestock Show. Six heifers were entered at One Mate, with strong exhibits and full completion of the club manual.
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Logan
Weber County
East Lake City
Lipstock
Sear Club
Orden
Salt Lake County
Utah
Gatt Lake County
Utah State
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Boys Holstein Club
How to Keep Children Bare in Traffic
A long instructional piece urges parents to teach children road safety, supervise play away from streets, and use stories and games to reinforce behavior. It notes dangers from drivers and traffic, and suggests secured yards, nursery spaces, and supervision by adults with traffic- signal awareness. The article blends safety guidance with community notes and local social updates.
School Notes and Local Events Highlight February Feats
The ninth grade English class studies Dickens Tale of Two Cities under Misa Neal with focus on Jerry and Monsieur Manette. New students Helen White and Donna Anderson join. Glee club performs at a Postmasters convention in Guaher with Miss Neal and Leonard LaRose. George Washington birthday program hosted February 1 with minuet and duets. February 22 birthday noted for Washington with calendar note. Local residents Mazie Caldwell and Ernest visit from East Lake City. others share weekend and midweek visits.
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Charlies Dickens
Two Cities
Misa Neal
Jerry
Monselur Manette
Dickens
You Hallett
TeUary
Bigma Heta Glee Club
Guaher
Naylor Hotel
Miss Neal
School Meeting Speakers Ercel Johnson Walter Callier
Sunday meeting speakers included Ercel Johnson and Walter Callier. Diabetes hospitalizes A A Hawss leading to toe amputation. Leon Galley’s son suffers severe uric acid poisoning. Mina Hodgkinson and a former college professor donate a clock to the college with the inscription Be on time. A teacher argues learning extends beyond textbooks and college.
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Ercel Johnson
Walter Callier
Lttle
Leon Galley
Mina Hodgkinson
Local Social Notes From Naples Gatherings And Visits
Sunday evening speakers Hollis Hul linger and Harold E Hullinger spoke at a sacrament meeting. Kathleen Goodrich hosted a party February 16 honoring Aston’s fifteenth birthday. Dee Manwaring visitors from the mine. Melba Henry returned from Salt Lake City. Baby girl born February 5 to Mr and Mrs Leland Winward. Mrs O L Jacobson returned home after visiting Watson. Wallace Jonathan attended the Arizona temple dedication and California visit.
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Hollis Hullinger
Harold E. Hullinger
Kathleen Goodrich
Astons
Dee Manwaring
Lola Pope
Melba Henry
Salt Lake City
Leland Winward
Winward
Lewis
Gardner
O L Jacobson
Watson
Harold Merrell
Wallace Johnan
Arizona
California
Local Residents Gather for Dinner and News
Stephen Beck and son Alton returned from the trap line Sunday evening. Mrs Josh Hatt hosted dinner with Mr and Mrs J Wall, Mr and Mrs Sam Rolfe and son Boyd, and Mrs Roxa Alexander and daughter Wilda MacZanlary. Mrs Chellus Hall learned her brother Ebb was very sick in Boise Idaho hospital.
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Mazie Caldwell
East Lake City
Ernest
Mack MecZatary
Roxa Alexander
Wilda
Josh Hall
Ellis
Wallace Caldwell
Stephen Beck
Alton
Josh Hatt
J . Wall
Sam Rolfe
Boyd
Wilda MacZanlary
Chellus Hall
Ebb
Boise
Idaho
P T A Program At School House Featured Local Performers
Mrs Raymond Stoddards has been ill the past week. The P T A held a program Thursday night in the schoolhouse with readings by Jeana Lew and Mrs Frank Floberts, a quartet by H Kimball and Ercel Johnson, and a trio by Wo Kimball and Ercel Johnson.
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Raymond Stoddards
H. Kimball
Ercel Johnson
Frank Floberts
W Wilburn
Jeana Lewis
Wo Kimball
Ercel
Johnston and Calvin Jorgensen education talk noted
A local event on education led by Bree Johnston and Calvin Jorgensen was held at Leotan Sunday evening. The report mentions families moving, farm work beside the river, and a school program honoring Washington’s birthday. Frank Roberts recently completed a well reaching 85 feet before water struck.
Two Workers Rehired for Standing by a Colleague in Drunken Driving Case
Two men fired for refusing to testify falsely to save a coworker charged with drunken driving have been rehired by the Massachusetts Motor Registry Department. The incident highlights how justice can bring both penalty and reward.
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Massachusetts Motor Registry Department
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Holstein Association
National Broadcasting Company
Thany
The
Holestein Friestan Association of America
Florence A
Nhoda Thorne
Roelia
Deris
Jensen
Ilda Ase
Thea Pta
Ward Chapel
Glines
Cvéhy
Mra
Chipman
Doris Gene
Chipmans
Hares Chipman
Myrtle Erckson
Zelda Perry
William Holfeltz
Johnson Brothers
Ivan Perry
Edna Hall
Archile Perry
Duchesne City
Iian Perry
Kenneth
Lawrence Wardleee
William Winward Jnable
Cinton Erekson
Sever
Atitches
Rey Roberta
Lloyd Glines
Lapoint
Lee Winward
Stephen Perry Mote
Hamboy
John Glines
Terry
Ruth Sturgeon
Roosevelt
William Winward
Curtis Dudley
Price
Verda Haws
Salina Hospital
Hyrum Slaugh
Wilson
George Erekson
Jyttangs
Duchesne Schoool News
Helen Seeley
Shirley Crumbo
Assoc
Ed Torate Editor
Helen White
Donna Anderson
Ron Tabionn
Merle Maxwe
Winifred Moore
Maida Wardle
Emma Winn
Dethovens
Eva Hallett
George Washington
Washington
James Faydock
Ted
Naples
Vernal Lumber Co
Vernal, Utah
Leota
Uintah Gas Co
Wood's Cross
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