Afton Freestone Weds in Casper Wyoming
Miss Afton Freestone daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence Freestone wed George W Campbell in Casper Wyoming on November 22 in single ring rites conducted by Justice N M Johnson. Attendants included Eunice Campbell. The bride a Uintah high school senior wore light blue velvet with pink carnations. both families hosted a wedding supper at the Campbell home in Midwest. Mr Campbell is a Kansas State College graduate who served in the navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afton Freestone
Clarence Freestone
George W. Campbell
Casper
Wyo
N. M. Johnson
Miss Eunice Campbell
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Kan
Navy
Johnsons Honored at New Year Birthday Party
Mr and Mrs Wilford Bastian hosted a New Year night gathering at their home to honor Mr and Mrs A Theodore Johnson as they celebrated early January birthdays. Guests included local residents such as Mr and Mrs Golden Bastian, Clifford Hadley, Archie Johnson, Verdin Johnson, Ernest Johnson, Dugane Johnson, Owen Hacking, Vera Van Luevan, Tillie Bell and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Johnson
Wilford Bastian
A. Theodore Johnson
Von
Golden Bastian
Clifford Hadley
Archie Johnson
Verdin Johnson
Ernest Johnson
Dugane Johnson
Owen Hacking
Vera van Luevan
Tillie Bell
New Year's Eve Party Honors Dale Haws
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Mott entertained guests at a New Year’s Eve party honoring Dale Haws, a recently returned missionary. The group danced at Imperial Hall then returned to the Mott home for games and a pot luck luncheon for ten couples. Mr. Haws left Sunday for Provo to attend Brigham Young University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Mott
Dale Haws
Imperial Hall
Mott
Haws
Provo
Brigham Young University
Girls Pep Club Alumnae Banquet and Elections
The Girls Pep Club hosted its alumnae banquet at Hotel Vernal on December 30 with the theme The Pep Club Marches In. Phyllis Luck served as toastmistress. performances included Roberta Ufford reading Marjorie Snyder piano duet Gloria Ellis and Revee Hullinger. Mary Alice Rachel Lucy and Carrie Calder sang Alice Blue Gown. New alumnae officers named Ellen Elizabeth Preas Louisa Hacking and Lorna Thomas. outgoing officers Lillian Henderson Lawana Timothy Eloise Paull. JoAnn Lee led the event with committee chairmen Melva Jean Clark Beverly Siddoway and Phyllis Luck managing details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Vernal
Phyllis Luck
Roberta Ufford
Reading
Marjorie Snyder
Gloria
Ellis
Revee Hullinger
Alice Blue Gown
Vernal Ward Names Gold and Green Ball Queen
Vernal First Ward selects Miss Melba Jean Clark as queen for the Gold and Green Ball. She will be attended by Louise Peterson and Virginia Parent. The First and Third wards plan the joint ball at the First Ward Chapel on January 18 and hold MIA meetings January 17. Uintah stake event set for January 26 at Imperial Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal
Melba Jean Clark
Clark
Louise Peterson
Virginia Parent
Uintah Stake
Imperial Hall
Utah Power and Light Ladies Hold Regular Meeting
Utah Power and Light Ladies held a regular meeting Monday evening at the home of Oka Baese with Mary Winn as co hostess. Barbara Mohr presided the meeting as vice president. After a business session, games awarded prizes to Leafy Moore and Ruth Kenney. Ten members were served refreshments. next text meeting will be held in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah Power and Light Ladies
Oka Baese
Mary Winn
Barbara Mohr
Leafy Moore
Ruth Kenney
Marriage Licenses Filed in Vernal for Four Couples
Elden A. White aged 22 and Eva Bick aged 16, both of Vernal, and Emmett A. Hall aged 41 and Lizzie Bain aged 51, both of Vernal, are recorded as marriage license applicants in Vernal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elden A. White
Eva
Bick
Vernal
Zy Emmett A. Hall
Lizzie Bain
Engagment Told Virginia Dow to Jack Allred
Announcement by Mr and Mrs Donnell Dow of Uintah Utah states betrothal of daughter Virginia to Jack Allred son of Mr and Mrs Victor Allred The couple are Uintah High School graduates class of 46 and 44 respectively Both are employed he at Basin Music Co she at Vernal Auto Shop No wedding plans yet announced
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donnell Dow
Virginia
Jack Allred
Victor Allred
Miss Dow
Uintah High School
Basin Music Co
Alfred
Vernal Auto Shop
Fireside Chat by Vernal Ward Gleans Literary Talent
Misses Katherine and Melba Jean Clark hosted a Fireside chat for the M Men and Gleaner class of Vernal First Ward on Sunday evening December 26. Dale Haws shared slides from his LDS North Central mission, played a piano solo, and John Davis of Salt Lake City with W. A. Clark and Gwen Goodrich offered vocal solos. DeMar and LaVoir Duvall performed a duet with Mrs. Lawrence Bascom at the piano, as 40 members and guests enjoyed a dessert luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine
Melba Jean Clark
M Men
Vernal First Ward
Dale Haws
North Central States
John Davis
Salt Lake City
Thilia Club Christmas Party Recap
The Thilia club held its Christmas party on December 16 at President Mrs. Ward White's home. Members and four guests attended a 500 game and gifts from a Christmas Pie. Dessert luncheon was served to 12 members and guests. next meeting to be hosted by Mrs. J. C. Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thilia Club
Ward White
J. C. Anderson
Beaux Arts Members Entertain Husbands
Beaux Arts club members and their husbands gathered for a New Year’s Eve party at Mrs. L. P. Christensen’s home. Games, piano solos by Mrs. H. M. Snyder, and fruit cocktail preceded a 30-seat dinner at the Commercial hotel with a central wishing well, red candles, and carnations. Committee members in charge were Mrs. Christensen Mrs. William B Wallis and Mrs. R A Bryson. Next meeting Jan 5 at Mrs. Ralph Siddoway’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaux Arts Club
L. P. Christensen
H. M. Snyder
Commercial Hotel
H. Grant West
Logan
Christensen
William B., Wallis
R. A. Bryson
Ralph Siddoway
Cultural Arts Club Dinner New Year's Eve
The Cultural Arts club held its annual New Year’s Eve husbands party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rust. A three course chicken dinner was served to 46 guests by the hostesses. After dinner the group attended the dance at Glines ward chapel. The article notes the pink bollworm as a destructive pest of cotton, feeding on the boll and seeds, reducing yield and oil content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Rust
Rust
Wm. Jacobe
Marvin Smith
Ernest Johnson
Sam Woolley
Wiley Stewart
Laurence Fox
Glines Ward Chapel
Rebekah Lodge Officers Installed and New Year Social
Grace Manwaring reports the Rebekah Lodge No. 23 installed officers led by June Toungate and Francis Toungate with Elizabeth Weist and Hazel Stevens among others. Utopia Club hosted New Year’s Eve dinner for 24 at Mrs Orion Jones home, followed by Rock games and cheers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
Wedfigg
June Toungate
Francis Toungate
Elizabeth “‘Weist
Maxing Hatch
Ethel Brown
Hazel’. Stevens
O T Bridge Club Hosts Progressive New Year Event
The O. T. Bridge Club and partners kicked off the year with a progressive party starting at Mr. and Mrs. Martin Campbell's home and ending with dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Derell King. Organizers included Mrs. King and others in charge of the formal affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. T. Bridge Club
Martin Campbell
Imperial Hall
Derell King
King
Tom Anderson
George Roth
Rulon Hacking
Hospital News Patients List in Uintah Basin
Medical patients at Uintah Basin hospital last week include Boby Fees Richards Mrs Ross Roo Rangely Baby Ashley Burton Chew Baby Cook Rangely Brenda Rich and Dick Scott Surgical patients are Nile Grant Hardy Mrs Edwin Thuatt Artesia Victor Bingham and Lester Rose Artesia
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah Basin Hospital
Boby Fees Richards
Ross Roo
Rangely
Ashley Burton Chew
Baby Cook
Brenda Rich
Dick Scott
Nile Grant Hardy
Edwin Thuatt
Artesia
Victor Bingham
Lester Rose
Rangely Girl Weds Dewight Reams in Denver Nuptials
Pauline Kuzmicky daughter of Mr and Mrs George Huff Sasakwa Okla wed Dewight Reams son of Floyd Reams Denver and Mrs Josephine Reams Chicago in a Denver home ceremony. Rev W C Vetters officiated and a reception followed at the bridegroom’s father’s home with matron of honor Mrs R A Tucker and best man Warren Reams. Out of town guests included Ida Katz J Reams Guy Barrow and others from Denver Chicago Artesia and Blue Mountain. They will reside in Blue Mountain after a brief honeymoon in Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Kuzmicky
George Huff
Sasakwa
Okla
Dewight Reams
Floyd Reams
Denver
Josephine Reams
Chicago
W. C. Vetters
R. A. Tucker
Artesia
Warren Reams
Ida Katz
J. Reams
Guy Barrow
W. Reams
B. Zaweckis
A. Zemlick
Rreams
Blue Mountain
Alo
Relief Society Christmas Party at Eaton Home Watsonville
A pot luck Christmas dinner was hosted by Mrs. Stan ley Eaton in Watsonville California for the LDS Relief Society on December 23. The event featured table decor a miniature tree games and a program with carol singing Santa Claus duties by Mrs. Bob Denman. Plans were set for primary children to gather Thursday afternoon for a party at Mrs. Evelyn Alback’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LDS Relief Society
Stanley Eaton
Watsonville
Cal
Bob Denman
Santa Claus
Evelyn Alback
Shower Honors Bride-Elect in Artesia
Mrs. R A Tucker hosted a miscellaneous shower at her Artesia home for Miss Pauline Kuzmicky. Guests played bingo with prizes won by Helen Lewis Pauline Kuzmicky Billie Dyson and Shirley Mendel. A dessert luncheon followed and gifts were sent by several attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. ‘Tucker
Artesia
Pauline Kuzmicky
Helen Lewis
Billie Dyson
Shirley Mendel
Aot
Miss E. Rector
Irley Mendel
Murill Foster
Betty Johnson
Mildred Story
Allee Roberson
Mary Norton
Helen
Manufacturers Protest Against Court Ruling
Washington reports loud protests from steel users and building material dealers over the Supreme Court cement case ruling. Michigan dealers cite price disparities, risking local bankruptcy as they struggle with shifting costs and the need to move production to steel centers to stay competitive. Other manufacturers from Indiana Illinois Missouri echo similar fears of plant relocation and urban unemployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Congressional
Congress
Auperme Court
Muskegon
Detroit
Petoskey
Adrian
Mich
Tonla
Grand Rapids
Pittsburgh
Youngstown
Gary
Michigan
Ferguson
Capehart
Indiana
Brooks
Mlinois
Donnell
Missouri
Marilyn Parent Returns From Salt Lake City Visit
Miss Marilyn Parent came back Sunday evening after a week visiting Mr and Mrs Niel Franklin and Mr and Mrs Jep Oaks at Colonial Village in Salt Lake City. Mr and Mrs Wilford Bastian received two telegrams New Year greetings from sons Weldon and June, working in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William | Gurr
California
Mexico
Arizona
Joseph Parent
Salt Lake City
Bluffdale
Marilyn Parent
Niel Franklin
Jep Oaks
Colonial Village
Wilford Bastian
Weldon
June
Washington
Storm path study links weather to human energy
Researchers report that residing in a broad storm path from the Pacific Northwest to the Atlantic Coast correlates with heightened energy and resourcefulness. The findings suggest environmental weather patterns influence behavior across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Northwest
Atlantic Coast
Trio to Present at Lyceum Jan 10 at Uintah High
A three star attraction, the St Regis trio, will bring to Uintah high school students the essence of famous operas and musical plays on Jan 10 at 9 pm. A soprano, baritone and pianist perform highlights from Broadway shows from Johann Strauss to Show Boat and Rose Marie. Four Central school students will also see the production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Regis
Uintah High School
Johann Strauss
Jerome Kern
Victor Herbert
Central School
Birth Announcements Share Week of January News
A sequence of baby births announced by multiple families: Mr. and Mrs. Grant Johnson welcome a boy. Mr. and Mrs. George McLeod of Patiesia announce a boy. Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Gibson greet a boy. Mr. and Mrs. Fontaine have a boy. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Allen welcome a girl. Mr. and Bre. James Blodgett report a girl. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Atwood celebrate a boy. Dates range Jan 2 to Jan 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Atwood
Canned Goods Best Kept By Chilled Conditions
Pennsylvania State College investigators report that storing canned foods in cool temperatures preserves vitamin content longer. Findings emphasize proper storage to maintain nutritional value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania State College
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Wyoming
Daynes
Lincoln A. Daynes
Vernel, Nielsen
KJAM
Daatne
Hotel Voom Ut Vernal
Ison
Sweden
Maarianne Hylen
Stockholm
Lucia
U. S
Ak Nth Tene Ee
Virginia Dow
Vernal First
Beaux Arts
Cultural Arts Club
Grace Manwaring
Utopia
Mra
Orion Jones
Utopia Club
Jesse Haws
W. H. Howard
Jones
M. M. Cook
Arthur Manwaring
Vernon
Irene Curry
University Ofs Utah
Matt Curry
Kay Haws
University of Utah
Morris Haws
Milton Dawdson
Ogden
Lewis Soderquist
Sheila Roe Matson
Kansas City
Mrs
Eatons
C. R. Hopkins
Derrill Bastian
Progressive Party
Hospital News
Relief Society
Eaton Home
Carl Campbel
Bulet
Momma
Poppa
Holstelne
Storm Pathology
Lyceum
Norge
H. 0. Little
AGM
Colemere
Furniture
Tits Banc
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