Jensen Jensen Area Social Notes and Family Updates
Jensen area residents share health visits travel and family milestones from Provo to Vernal. Reports include Nancy Kalgreen and Carol Davis birthdays, multiple visits to relatives in Salt Lake City Midvale and Draper, sons and daughters recovering from tonsil surgery, and a Mayo Clinic trip for Mrs Beecham. Community members Joel Postma, Nite Ainge, Venice Pierce operation news, births, and local travel by bus, plane, and horseback appear among multiple gatherings and visits.
Cautions Couple Auditions Pastor Before Wedding
BT Louis Missouri a pastor at the rear of his church notes a young man and woman seeking a church for marriage they say they want a good center aisle and a church that fits their needs they ask the pastor to officiate and audition him for the wedding planning in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Dove of Services
Brent
Bridge Slated To Link Southern Utah With Southeastern Utah
The Utah Department of Publicity will transfer 4000 to the State Road Commission to fund preliminary surveys for a proposed 100000 bridge over the Colorado River above Blife. The toll ferry at Hilfe was swept away by flood waters ending an auto road built to access a scenic remote area. The bridge would break geographical barriers between southern and southeastern Utah and ease tourist travel to scenic spots in Colorado and New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Department of Publicy
State Road Commission
Colorado River
Colorado
New Mexico
Utah Airpore Construction Plan Faces Funding Hurdles
The civil aeronautics administration rated a plan to build 31 new air ports and upgrade 33 in Utah with three and a half million dollars in matching funds from local and state sponsors as part of a three year national airways system improvement. Canada bids for tourism push show over 20 million Americans may visit this summer, while Utah eyes boosting visitors and dollars. Bryce Canyon opens to traffic with lodges closed until early summer and Ruby's Inn serving travelers. Salt Lake City photographer Joen Gerdts earned 435 dollars from Colliers for a winter sleigh photo on the magazine cover.
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Utah
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Bryce Canyon
Bryce Canyon National Park
Ruby's Inn
Bryce
Gots
Joen Gerdts
Salt Lake City
Colliers Magazine
Rainbow Land
Bal lard Ward Reunion and Various Mountain Valley Notes
Mr and Mrs Marion McMul lin and family attended the Ballard Ward reunion Saturday evening. Raymond Anderson suffered a severe finger injury when caught in a truck fan. Ralph Taylor made a business trip to Vernal Tuesday. Mrs LeRoy Taylor and son Reed visited Mr and Mrs Ralph Taylor and daughter Diane Saturday. George Pickup hosted a Sunday school roller skating party at Victory Park and luncheon at home. Avalon Ward members are painting their chapel interior. Lyle Pickup visited grandparents Ed Coston Alterra last weekend. Randlett residents attended the dairy school at Roosevelt Friday. Mrs Willard Wall, ill in San Francisco, is reported improving in Utah. Ethel Young cooked at the school stunt four this week due to Mrs Ste Young’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy Taylor
Reed
Vernal
Ralph Taylor
Diane
George Pickup
Roosevelt
Willard Wall
San Francloso
Utah
Ethel Young
Ste Young
Kingsbury Church cancels Sunday service during Lent
The 11 o'clock morning worship at Kingsbury Community Church will not be held this Sunday so Rev. Joseph H. Verner Jr can lead morning worship at Myton Presbyterian Church. Sunday School proceeds as usual under Mrs. Rhoda Robinson. Lent continues next Sunday, the fourth in the season.
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Kingsbury Community Church
Joseph H. Verner, Jr
Myton Presbyterian Church
Rhoda Robinson
Roadway reflections on country folks and home life
The piece notes country people spend more at home than city folk and prefer evenings by the fire with beer. It highlights townsfolk as home-loving, investing in their households and in their children, and contrasts this with seeking external entertainment.
Uintah County News Summary of Territorial Visits and Local Moves
Maeser Edna Bates reports G P Bailey from Salt Lake City visiting his sister Mrs Grant Hacking in Vernal to install Tom Hiatch’s new bowling alleys. Hamilton Ontario visitors Mr and Mrs Frank Mish and four children entered the U S near Detroit then traveled to Salt Lake City and Vernal. Mrs Mish is Mae Richins, daughter of A C Richins. the Mish family plans to settle in this country. Gwen and Lois Velle represented Uintah High School at Provo district music festival. Norvet Massey and family moved into John Muir’s former home. Massey has since left to herd. Mervin Horrocks and family moved into Andrew Vernon’s house. former occupants Norvel Massey moved. Roland Merkley family went to Salt Lake City on business. Mrs Owen Powell underwent an operation at Uintah County Hospital Monday. Mrs Annette Ackhurst spent weekend caring for Owen Powell’s children.
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Zinna Murray
Josephine Stewart
Provo
Stewart
Charles Murray
Dale
Max Stewart
Carl Kalgreen
Charlotte Davia
Nancy Ann Kalgreen
Carol Lee Davis
Carl Dugan
Salt Lake
Christy Murray
Denver
Cole
Christy
Mather
Ethel Martin Shirley
Linda Lee
Morgan Gardner
Vernal Clinic
Ira S Gardner
California
Fay Barton
Midvale
Calvin Smith
Draper
Joan Gross
Gross
Non Scotty
John Gross
Shirley Ainge
Nite Ainge
Joy
Margaret Haslem
Venice Pierce
Meeker
Glenwood Springs
Joe Postma
Jack Ainge
Ran- Rely
Jensen
Vernal
Bert Beecham
Rochester
Minn
Beecham
Mayo Bros. Clate
Elbert Meeks
Beecham Home
Josie Morris
Crawford Mac-Knight
Frank Hintz
Uintah County Hospital
Colton Taylor
Salt Teke City
A. C. Caldwell
Murrey
Uteh
Darwin Snow
Lee
Leo Matthes
New Castle
Wyo
Leo
Snow
Matthews
Jean Miller
Jerry Rich
Lapaint
Bob Rich
Charles Mantle
Castle Park
Perry Morgan
Raymond Stewart
Artesia
Cola
Howard Cowan
Jack Bapkins
Jack B
Betty Fowler
Sherry
Nile Ainge
Gusher
Pool Creek
Jess Brown
Springville
Joan
Hoyle Robinson
Frank Mish
Hamilton
Ontario
Canada
United States
Detroit
Mich
Michigan City
Salt Lake City
Mish
Mae Richins
A. C. Richins
Gwen
Lois Velle
Uintah High School
Norvet Massey
John Mi
Massey
Herd Asherp
Mervin Horrocks
Andrew Vernon
Norvel Massey
Roland Merkley
Owen Powell
Annette Ackhurst
Owen Pol
Kiwanians Hear Of Scout Training Benefits
Wallace Calder, local attorney, told Vernal Kiwanis members that Scout training builds citizenship and guides youths toward vocations. He praised the Vernal Troop and urged businessmen to mentor boys, while noting a memorial garden pledge and a dance fundraiser to finance courthouse tennis courts. Four new members joined the club as meetings were led by vice president Harry Wilson. Grover Cleveland remains the only U.S. president with two nonconsecutive terms.
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Wallace Calder
Vernal Kiwanis Club
Coopers
Calder
Kiwanis Club
Uintah County
Kiwani Lis Club
Vernal
John Woods
Fonda
Courthouse Square
Imperial Hall
Claud Banks
Max Cluff
Craig Caldwell
Vern L. Nielsen
Harry Wilson
Grover Cleveland
United States
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Utah Department of Publicity
U. S
Donald MH. Parker
New England
Dude Ranch
Randlett Htag Ghee
Marion McMullin
Ballard Ward
Raymond Anderson
Kingsbury Church
Ual Domentic
Ashcraft
Sathers
Phone
Northrup, King & Co
Northland
Northrup
KING
Ball Lake City
Joe Marsh
Mom
G. P. Bailey
Grant Hacking
Mr Bailey
Tom Hiatch
Mr. Calder
Grant L. Hacking
Jeanor
George W. Walkup
Whiterocks
Frank Yack
Monard
Collett
Adrian A Raines
Ethelwyn
S. Collett
Newell Snow
Wilkins Grocery
Vernal Avenas
Trudion
Trudson
Hudson
Vevey
Slaugh Motor Company Vernal, Gjuh
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