Caldwell Family Return From Visit To Siam
Horace Caldwell, Mrs and Mrs Horace Caldwell, and others returned home Thursday after two weeks of preaching in San Hilego and visiting children in Salt Lake City. The group included local relatives and friends, with Sunday activities by a genealogical committee and a fireside chat at Albert Freestone's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace
Sylvia Arrawemith
Greendale
Mesa Earl Merrell
Penumonia
Leland Sowards
Salt Lake City
Arvil
Vaughn Sowards
Logan
USAG
Genealogical Committee
Niles Haslem
Erma Jones
Albert Freestone
Warren Jones
Ned Gines
Wendell Johnson
YWMIA
Barbie Buchanan
Betty Eldredge
Cedar City
Raymond Eldredge
Jessa Hullinger
Leora Hullinger
Vernal
Roosevelt Hospital
M Men
Fred Cook
Davis Morriss
Barbara
Shirley
Morris
Vaughn Simner
Arthur Wiscombe
Raymond
Veteran's Hospital
Elbert Smith
Moana
Whiterocks
Enard
Wilbur Parrish
Olen Perryman
Mary Burns
Ballard School
Ballard and Wells News Roundup in Utah Nevada Items
Local society notes report a car wreck involving Lee Larsen party near Wells Nevada on December 31 while returning from a California trip. Messages mention YWMIA activities, a Rose Bowl sighting in Los Angeles, new Sunday school teachers, a baby born in Salt Lake City, medical concerns and family visits across Ballard Rand les Randlette and Vernal areas. Multiple names and home visits recount community life in early January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Gateman
Ft. Duchesne
Alterta
Lee Larsen
Ned Gines
Russel Todd
C. Coston
Lyte Pickup
Randlett
Los Angeles
Eric Stolla
Leland Bingham
Salt Lake
Charles Peas
Bingham
Salt Lake City
Charles Bingham
Wilbur Bingham
Lyle Pickup Vacation and Community Notes
Lyle Pickup spent two weeks in southern California and saw the Rose Parade. The son of Mr and Mrs Larne Pickup joined a singing practice at Mrs Eugenia Pickup’s home for the March Sunday evening service. Mr and Mrs Jesse Wilson welcomed a baby boy born January 2 in Lava Hot Springs Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Pickup
California
Lyle
Mariner McMullin
Pearl Jenkins
McMullin
Funk
Stella Jenkins
Melvin Peterson
Roosevelt
Albert Harris
Albert
Glenn
Lawrence Wall
Albert Younk
San Fernando Valley
Calif
Wall
J. E. Jensen
Edgar Jensen
William Chandler
Elva Chandler
Salt Lake Ys
Immunization urged by Uintah health officers
Health officials urge all parents to immunize children against diphtheria and whooping cough. Booster doses recommended after age one and at five years for those with long gaps. Diphtheria clinics begin January 16 on the East County route with a schedule for Jensen Naples Vernal Maeser and Bonanza. State figures show rising diphtheria cases and deaths through 1949, with 1948 the peak. health officials say prevention via immunization is essential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Call
Uintah Fieldh Council
Ray E. Spendlove
Uintah
Jensen
Naples
Vernal Central School
Maeser
Bonanza
Utah
Oun
Dept. of Health
Whiterocks Seaman Arrives in Japan
Darrell Gardner seaman apprentice USN of Whiterocks arrived at Fleet Activities Japan on occupation duty. He will have access to scenic and historic spots located in the area while serving in Occupied Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. 5S
Naval Base
Ekonaien
Japan
Darrell Gardner
USN
Whiterocks
Uintah High English showing tools of communication and soil program
A Uintah High School English department aims to equip students with strong communication tools and broad vocabularies. The article names department staff and notes extensive audio visual aids, library holdings, and senior year prep courses. It also reports Uintah Basin Soil Conservation District leadership Marvin Smith urging soil and water practices. The district, largest in Utah, covers 41 million acres with 1940 formation and ongoing plans for 1951 focused on irrigation efficiency, pasture, and farm pond development. Bishop and Mrs Jones and Edgar Jones family plan to return from Delta Colorado today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah High School
Teschera
Deartment
Uintah
Voltoper
Harvey Hullinger
Elvid Wright
Donna Lee
Winona Massey
Howard Clements
Uintah Basin
Uintah Basin Soil
America
Utah
U. S. Soil Conservation Service
Smith
Alden D. White
Roosevelt
Joe Ken
Hanna
Marvin Smith
Vernal
LaRue Pickup
Rand Jett
Leslie B Gonderelis Bluebell
Bishop
Orson Jones
Edgar Jones
Delta
Colorado
Central School Parents and Teachers Examine Visual Aids
About ninety parents and teachers from the Central PTA met Monday evening in the auditorium at Unitah High School to study visual aids in education. Gene Sundquist spoke on infantile paralysis with facts about the disease, Avard A. Rigby introduced and discussed visual education, and a conservation film was shown as a demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA
Unitah High School
Gene Sundquist
Avard A. Rigby
Court of Honor for 1951 Scout Year Jan 18
The first Boy Scout Court of Honor for 1951 is set for Monday January 18 at the Scout House. All scouts, parents and interested supporters are urged to attend. The event was postponed from January 8 due to a conflict with the Central School PTA meeting. Klwanis Troop 237, led by Scoutmaster Ted Mohr, hosts, while Troop 230 had a big night January 2 in Vernal Third Ward with ice cream and cake. Officers for 1951 were elected: Scribe Dilworth Rust, Librarian Jerry Cross, Quartermaster Dale Van Leuven, Beaver Patrol Ray Johnson, Wolf Patrol Fred Calder, Flaming Arrow Patrol Dennis Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newar
Scout House
Vernal
Don Bruegger
Dilworth Rust
Jerry Cross
Dale van Leuven
Beaver Patrol
Ray Johnson
Wolf Patrol
Fred Calder
Flaming Arrow Patrol
Dennis Hall
Uintah Nimrods Urged to Join Vernal Gun Club
Paul Batty, president of the Vernal Gun and Rifle Club, urged Uintah Nimrods to join to bolster influence with state wildlife agencies. He noted Basin hunting and fishing areas are strong but lack input on management. The club’s annual election will be held Friday at 7:20 pm in the Courthouse Court Room, with new one and five year memberships offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal Gun and Rifle Club
Paul Bf. Batty
Batty
Stan King Declines Tots Salt Lake City Tuesday
Stan King declined to attend the Salt Lake City event on Tuesday. Local officials expressed disappointment as plans for the gathering proceeded with other participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stan King
Salt
Lake Eke
Explorer League Plays Better Ball To Race Series
Four Explorer League games Thursday evening at Stake Center saw teams that led from start to finish. Napley beat Davis 27 to 6 with Good mien scoring 8 to top Napley. Maeser led Gaines 32 to 23 as top scorer Dale Galley had 15. Third Ward defeated Second Ward 17 to 10, Gene Coonradt with six led Third while B. Match had four for Second. Lapoint beat Jensen 29 to 16. Ken Hubers led Lapoint with 12 and Parrish added four for Jensen as the race tightened late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stake Center
Maeser
Gaines
Dale Galley
Searles
Max Timothy
Ward
Gene Coonradt
B. Match
Jensen
Lapoint
Laxpoint
Ken Hubers
Parrish
Ken
Third Ward Takes Loss as Napler Upsets In M Men League
In a 1951 M-Men League doubleheader at the Stake Center Third Ward fell 37-34 to Naples, Dan Walker tying Danny Turner with 12 points for Third Ward. Nap les’ Jac Eckersly led with 13 while Tommy Stacking poured in 24 for Naples. Maeser beat Second Ward 32-28 with Turner scoring 12 and Caldwell and Black contributing. Bad weather and errors limited play as coaches planned next games Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firat
Stake Center
Firat Dame
Second Ward
Maeser
Danny Turner
Lowell Caldwell
Jude Blacking
Gary Winward
Ward
Tommy Stacking
Dean Huber
Deon Stagg
Maughn Colton
Io M-Meén
Controns Sairayy Taney
Meeser
Vernal Ward
Lapoinh
Naples
Bamory
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Ashley
Horace Caldwells
Siam
Mrs
Mima Preete
Wells
Nevada
Ellen Bracken
Ry Vinle Jenten
Nicgup
John Jarvis
Frobisher
Washington, D.C
UHS
By Woit J. Roper
Diah
Uintah Nimrods
Vernal Gun Club
Explorer League
Davis
Goodmien
Napley
N Slaugh
Third Ward
Wae United Stores
Pymonth
Plymouth
Cranbrook
New Plymouth
Utah Motor CO
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