Community Club Plans Juvenile Center and Social Events
The Business and Professional Womens Club met Monday at United States Bank with 11 members. Lucy Rackham spoke on Our Money's Worth of City Government and Mabel L Walker presented tax talks. Upcoming Jan 21 meeting will be social at Annie John rtuns. The bulletin lists parties and gatherings including birthday surprise for Theodore Johnson and other social events with multiple attendees and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bopw
Uinted State Bank
Stella Stevens
Lucy Rackham
Mabel L. Walker
Iras White
Annie John Rtuns
Uintah High selects FFA judging teams for Ogden Livestock Show
About 24 students left Uintah High School for Ogden to attend the Ogden Livestock Show. Three judging teams were chosen Henry Millecam James Horrocks Sterling Merrill head the poultry team Norman Johnson Golden Bastion and Clyde Wall Jack Powell Myron Hacking compose the crops team None had prior judging experience and results were not as strong as past years. They returned Saturday night reporting a good experience. Several teachers took holidays over vacation including Miss Cook Ashworth Petty Hart West Chilis Brown and Miss Fife. Miss Fife did not return to resume domestic art duties at Logan Junior High and Mrs Harold Davis will fill the vacancy temporarily. Mrs Hugh Colton continues substituting for Miss Young and is improving and may return soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FFA Bossett
Ogden
Henry Millecam
James Horrocks
Sterling Merrill
Normin Johnson
Golden Bastion
Clyde Wall
Jack Powell
Myron Hacking
Miss Cook
Miss Ashworth
M Iiss Petty
Hart
West
Chilis
Brown
Mss Fife
Logan Junor High
Miss Fife
Harold Davis
Hugh Colton
Miss Young
Youth Challenge Event And Local Social Notes In November
A community paper lists a Sunday evening program titled A Challenge to Youth with LaVel Man and Zina Pierce leading a quartet. It also notes New Year parties, family visits, teaching assignments, and birthday celebrations across residents including Frank Allred, Mrs Elizabeth Gardiner, the Gardiner family, Miss Hannah Richards, Dick and Charles Pope, Lawrence Allred, Lilah Cock, Fay Allred, Jess Allred, and Eybil and Glenda Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaVel Manwaring
Zina Pierce
Bisop
Goodrich Lynn
Elaine Goodrich
Eunice Johnson
Dean Batcont
Mabie Merrill
Hardon Powell
Charlie Olsen
Dean Bascom
Frank Allred
Watson
Salt Lake
Tridel
Dick Johnson
Idaho
Charles
Pope Lawrence Allred
Fairview
J M Allred
Lilah Cock
Fay Allrea
Gushes
Elmer Eaton
Jess Allred
Eaton Frank Merill
Alden
Glenn
Gilsorle Mines
Qol
Jacoson
Cedar City
Jacobson
California
Gilligan
Eybil
Glenda Williams
New Years Gatherings and Holiday Socials in Wallsbury
Harvey Allred and Martin Ford joined Mr and Mrs J M Allred and family to ring in the new year. Mrs Byron Goodrich hosted a rig bee at her home with several ladies present. Vergie Goodrich and Charlie Olsen presided over a party at the Olsen home Saturday night with games and a light luncheon. Elders spent a day last week gathering wood for Mr and Mrs H Gilligan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda Johnson
Misa Leathe Hair
Miss Johnson
Crood
J Lowell Fox
Isabel Dinman
Frank Gooodrich
Leo Hacke Ing
Leatha Hall
Qwen Slaugh
Eliabeth Gardiner
Alvin Gardner
Ashley Ward
GB St Goodrich
Wm Murray
Maeser
Hannah Richards
Harvey Allred
Martin Ford
Wallsbury
J M Allred
Byron Goodrich
E H Calder
Melinda Goodrich
Iva Manwaring
Nellie Richins
Kathleen York
Local notes capture births injuries and community events
AshBey Abehy born December 31 to Mr and Mrs William Enright of Salt Lake City. Sidney Morris, son of Brush Creek, was brought down from the creek JH. Mrs Mary A Gibson remains ill after a heart attack. Conjoint ward program featured music, a violin duet, readings, and a vocal solo. MIA activities continue with Miss LeVere Petty and Mrs L G Noble guiding youth work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abehy Pir
William Enright
Salt Lake City
Enright
Tessie Winn
Owen Johnston
Sidney Morrisson
Brush Creek
John Harrison
Alma Preece
Red Cross
Hove
Gardiner Kane
Hope Seeley
Los Angeles
Mary A Gibson
Ward
Mia
L G Noble
FE Davis
Wallis Clark Newell
O N Olson
Noble
Meda Walker
Halile Searle
Rangely News Briefs Include Accident and Injuries
Williams shows improvement and may avoid surgery while a Harp Breas truck driven by Elmer Burdick plunged from a steep curve on the Meeker Rangely road. Burdick and companion were rescued as the cab lay in a ravine and the truck wrecked. Grover Bowman Jr and Clay Hatch returned from Vernal. Town visitors include David Voyle and Carrie Mobley of Angola. Temperatures dipped to four below zero on January 1 and 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meeker
Coltharp- Kirby Livestock Co
Randich Douglas Creek
Walter
Grover Bowman Jr
Clay Hatch
Vernal
David Voyle
Carrie Mobley
Angola
Brother of Mrs Liddy Bills Dies at Fairview
Charles A Mower 75 a longtime church worker died Wednesday at his daughter’s home in Fairview He was born in Springville on December 10 1859 to Henry and Alice Burton Mower He married Henrietta Mower on December 6 1989 He is survived by children Mrs Nord Charles Lewis Mower James H Mower Francois Mower Fairview Mrs Ruben White Clear Creek brothers and sisters Henry Mower Sicney W Mower Mrs Lulu McMelon Salt Lake Mrs Liddy Bills Vernal 18 grandchildren and four great grandchildren Funeral services were held at 1 pm Saturday in Northward with Bishop Henry W Jones presiding Burial was in Fairview City Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pairview
Charles A Mower
Jon Nord
Springville
New
Henry
Alice Burton Mover
Henrietta Mover
Nord Charles Lewis Mower
James H Mower
Francois M Mower
Fairview
Ruben White
Clear Creek
Menry Mower
Proto
Sicney
Lulu McMelon
Uintah High School Vernal Eleven Years of Growth
The Uintah High School in Vernal began in 1923 24 under Principal Paxton with eight teachers and a small building. By 1925 26 the senior high moved to a new building as the junior high formed, with growing bands and a 76 page yearbook. The school expanded to 465 senior and 175 junior students, added shop and auto mechanics, and achieved state honors in sports and music including a first place yearbook and a national livestock judging showing Utah’s ascent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U Ntah High
Paxton
Wee
Hirhy
George W Nartlett
Arthur Curtis
Wm F Hanson
Lamont Holtfeltz
Robert L Pixton
Junor High
Ferron
Uintah
Y Colton
Grant H Calder
Uintah High School
North Western Associaten
Dunn Taylor
Oike
Piston
L @ Noble
Provo
Davis
Glenn Guymon Eiice
UBIC
Giant Alder
Noble
Harold M Lundell
Utah
Kansas City
Local School Sees Fairly Strong Year and Winners
The report notes department readiness and a successful year with regional winners LaVoir Merrill Nell Caldwell and LaVern Hein acknowledged for their achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaVoir Merrill
Nell Caldwell
LaVern Hein
University of Utah Basketball Season Opens with BYU
SALT LAKE CITY The University of Utah basketball team opens its season Friday January 11 with a BYU game in Provo. Coach Vadal Peterson aims to mold a faster lineup after a slow start in pre season games and features five returnees led by captain Bl Kinner of Ogden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah
BYU
Provo
Utes
Vadal Peterson
Capain
Montana State
Utah State Agricultural College
Logan
Bozeman
Gait Lake City
Farm Account Books Now Available Free
Farm account books for 1995 are free at county extension offices. Extension economist Cruz Wenstrom says the Agricultural Adjustment Administration prepared the books to aid proof of contract compliance but they are available to all farmers. Farmers must request in person, by phone, or by letter and begin an inventory of land, equipment, feed, and livestock as of December 1, 1934. The contract signs start February 0, and the books help avoid estimates, lowering inspection costs borne by the real assets assessor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cruz Wenstrom
Venstrom
Fiele
AAA
Verstrom
Farm receipts and expenses record from county agent
Count Berks notes a full record of farm receipts and expenses, farm credit statement, crop production, and the efficiency of major enterprises. Secure your copy from your county agent.
Wanted grain for subscriptions and feature prices
A fragment mentions a limited grain drop for copying new or renewal subscriptions with feature prices at Vernal Express. It also includes a rogue anecdote about an Irish patient and a wife arguing over diet and a doctor’s prescription.
Also Mentioned on This Page
AC Man
Vernal Society
A ‘Theodore Johnson
Asa Johnston
Mra
Robert L Johnston
Gary Jones
Bingham Neva Coltharp
T Helen Jones
Lillis Remington
Nina Hair
Marjorie Tenney
Barbara Faton
Betty Pack
Donald Lambert
Ned Atringham
Garr Jones Weud Remington
E J Dale
Second Ward Sunday School
Theodore Johnson
Siepia Club
Utopia Club
Harmon
Poulson
Edwin & Poulsen
Vilo Kay Ta Junius P Hacking
Joseph P. Hacking
Mosq
Provo High School
Hacking
United High
Ivepr
Ardaith Siddaway
Mary Helen
Florence Hacking
Joseph P Hacking
Glade Colton
Edna Collet
Imperial Hall
Harold E Davis
Driver E Smth
John L Clarke
FFA
Naples
Icey
Grand
Junction,colorad
Ashley
Liddy Bills
Unnah High School
Muth Hart
U.H OS
J. L. Lewis
Optometrist
Tulsday
University of Utah
Puritan
Moore
Uintah Gas Co
Variety
Stenrilx
Behs
Tene’ Tes
Lechs
Clechs
Cérveralls
Widdkeeper Fair
Crosley Radios
Collier Furniture
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