Christmas Program and Toy Parade at Local School
The school held a Christmas program on Friday December 21 with the play The Other Wise Man. A toy parade showcased many presents and a show on Eskimos entertained students. A new pupil Judy Allen joined the third grade with reporters named Judy Michael Sandy Larry and Flat.
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Far North
Eskinos
Judy
Allen
Sue
South Dakota
Pally
Michael
Sandy
Larry
Flat
Gerion
First Grade News Programs and Winter Crafts
First grade students return to school after break and decorate their room. They created snowmen and Eskimo scenes and prepared a class program about Washington and the flag for February, hoping for good attendance.
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North
Washington
We Had a Toy Parade by Patricia Wallace
The piece recounts a cheerful classroom toy parade led by Patricia Wallace a third grade pupil The narrative mentions a Christmas vacation a Christmas program and a new student named Judy Allen with focus on sharing and inclusion
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Patricia Wallace
Judy Allen
Skating Party Joins Jensen Fourth Grades
Edward Taylor recalls the fourth grade skating trip with Det. 21 as the party travels by bus. Mrs Smuin Mrs Golek and Mrs Gilroy accompany. After a fun hour the room mothers serve refreshments and prizes go to Susan Mifo Kelly and Doak. A present is given to the room mothers.
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Edward Taylor
Smuin
Golek
Gilroy
Susan
Mifo
Kelly
Doak
Christmas Window Decorations At Jenson School
Third and fourth graders at Jenson School work in groups to create stained window designs. They cut paper into shapes for each person and a central dome, then color and arrange their pieces on the window.
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Jenson School
National Wool Growers Meet Plans Broad Industry Agenda
The 58th annual National Wool Growers Assn convention gathers in Les Vegras Jas 20924 with expert sessions on production marketing taxes research and global influences. Key speakers include Penrose Metcalfe Harold D. Coaley and William J. Vines as the Wool Growers Auxiliary outlines a packed four day program ending with an installation.
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National Wool Growers Assn
Les Vegras
Jas
Penrose
Mettcalfe
San Angelo
Texas
The
Nations Association
Metcalfe
Harold D. Coaley
Honon Isa
Metcalfe Wal
WiUliam J. Vines
International Wool Secretariat
London
England
E. William Anderson
American Society
H. J. Glascock Jr
Stephten H. Warton
Jack Mianoch
John 0
Hickman
Te American Sheep Producers Council
Non Clyde
ASPC
Washington, D.C
A. Crowder
Tichaed Goodrich
Boston Wool Trade Asst
James L. Powell
Tong Sheep and Goat Raisers Assn
Willl
National Livestock Forum
Wool Growers Auxiliary
New Hearse Arrives For Witbeck Funeral Home
Chauncy Witbeck, manager of Witbeck Funeral Home, returns from Salt Lake City with a new hearse that may double as an ambulance for the local mortuary. The item notes light January snowfall and other brief town updates from the start of 1939.
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Chauncy Witbeck
Witbeck
Salt Lake City
Don Hacking
Lloyd Gilroy
Local Notes on Dimes Campaign and Water Works
The March of Dimes chapter outlines two fund raising methods including 500 birthday cards each holding 20 dimes for nationwide distribution. News from Maeser reports new water works completion and public approval of the updated system. Also noted are births and engagements including A DeMa Dudley Jensen parents of a girl and George F Walker’s daughter Lois engagement, plus farm news of hens hatching and early chick production.
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Alptth County
Mike
Association of Ideas
William Murray Corner
Joan Hingham Corner
Maeser
Im Maeser
Troy Atwond
Slicks
Riderl
Wintering visitors and local notes from Uintah County
60 years ago James Freestone and family from Butford Arizona arrived by wishaper and will stay all winter. Uintah County gains House recognition with M A Hoss appointed assistant sergeant at arms. George Young returns to Wyoming sheep herd after holidays and plans to be away until July. A baby girl was born January 5 to Mr and Mrs Bart Mowrey with two teeth observed at birth. Partial garbled text mentions smallpox case and a local easement note.
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James Freestone
George Freestone
Butford
Arizona
Uintah County
House of Representatives
Colton
Bart Mowrey
Enalzhy
Randlet Dudley and Vic Brown Bulls Trip to Montana
Randlet Harold Dudley and Vic Brown traveled to Montana to buy bulls for the Indian Department. They departed Friday. Various local residents visited over the weekend, including Mr. and Mrs. Towns and child, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wall and daughter, and the Henry and Gene Daniels families. Grant Pickup attended an Economic Forecasting Conference January 7 at the Vernal Hotel as a school board member. Ralph Taylor returned from Salt Lake City to attend an EA meeting in Vernal. he then left with his wife. Seven counties joined a water conservancy discussion in Vernal. Bishop Calvin Jorgensen left for LDS Hospital for surgery Wednesday morning, with his wife accompanying him. Sadie Peay traveled to Provo to visit her father, Jack Boyd. Sylvan Arrowpsmith of Greendale visited the Moores on their way to East Lake City.
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Harold Dudley
Vic Town
Montana
Wm. Townsend
Donald Wall
Vernal
Henry Wall
Gene Daniels
Lapoint
Lewis Litlet
Grant Pickup
Ralph Taylor
Salt Lake City
Ife
Salt Lake
Water Conservancy
Calvin Jorgensen
LDS Hospital
Sadie Peay
Provo
Jack, Boyd
Sylvan Arrow
Psmith
Greendale
Earl Moore
East Lake City
Moores
Freight worker breaks out and faces surveillance after quarantine
Frank Smith unloaded freight and seemed fine but woke up in good shape and quarantined. One of Hatch's men shared the night and is under surveillance. A masquerade ball is planned for Friday night January 30 at the Social Hall with masks sold at area stores.
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Frank Smith
Hatch
Alea
Local residents share weekend updates and events
Connie returns from hospital Friday and attends Roosevelt adult education. Eugenia Donna Marian Hazel and Myron attend class. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Chandler visit with Mr. and Mrs. Martin Chandler. Grant LaRue and Wayne Pickup travel to Bonanza. Ralph Taylor family returns from Salt Lake City. Gale Wilkine attends Ballard Ward wedding dance for Me and Mrs. Dave Lundberg. Jorgensen and Kla wife return home Sunday.
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Connie
Hospital
Eugenia Pickup
Donna Pickup
Marian Taylor
Hazel
Myron Brough
Roosevelt
Bill Chandler
Martin Chandler
Grant
LaRue
Wayne Pickup
Bonanza
Ralph Taylor
Salt Lake City
Gale Wilkine
Ballard Ward
Dave Lundberg
Jorgensen
Kla Wlife
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TODD
Producers Livestock Marketing Association
Price Utah
Board of Directors
Randlet
Vic Brown
Hazel Wardle
Kay W. Richins
Dinnosaurland
Genter
Alchins
Ken Howards
Chamber of Commerce Industrial Development Committee
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Adrian Myrup
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Utah
Utah Mining Association
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Saye
Safeway
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Price
Pascal Celeryi
Tisom Hila
Idaho
Hite
Lee Cream Sonat
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Furry Pride
U.S.D.A
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Nate
I. A3
USDA
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