Standard to drill more wells at Red Wash Field
California Company plans two to six wells at Red Wash Field in 1955 as part of a broader development effort. The move follows limited 1954 output, with ongoing drilling at Red Wash No 32 and No 33 units and a new unit No 34 in progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Wash Field
Atundard Oi Company — of
California
Red Weed Field
Jan Ith
California Co
Dell
Red Wash
Ran Ely. Cole
Saltake
Nes
Ste
Standard of
Calfornia
Red Wash No
Tribune
Father of Vernal Woman Dies in Ioka
Emil J. Anderson 76 father of Mrs Earl G Mecham Vernal died at his Ioka home January 8 at 730 am of heart ailment Funeral services were January 11 at 1 pm in Ioka LDS Ward Chapel He was born January 25 1878 in Finland and married Linea Haglund in Salt Lake City Survivors include widow four sons and four daughters 25 grandchildren 14 great grandchildren two brothers and a sister Burial was in Ioka Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil J. Anderson
Earl G. Mecham
Ioka
LDS Ward
Mr. Anderson
Finland
John
Louisa Anderson
Linea Haglund
Salt Lake City
Toka
Earl G
Eva) Mecham
Vernal
Ray
Marie) Durfee
Apaleo
Duchesne County
Archie
Mable) Price
Gale
Helen) Shelton
Harold
Roosevelt
LeRoy
Westerns
Leland
Loka Cemeery
Wool Warehouse At Craig Changes Owners
The Craig Wool Warehouse Company leases its Craig wool warehouse to Draper and Company Inc of Boston effective January 1, 1955. The Craig operation will be known as Draper and Company, Inc. A Tyzack and Arthur C. Smith will remain in management. Draper and Company will handle storage and loading for shipment to Eastern points, focusing on direct purchases rather than consignments. Vernal area wool will be sold for cash, changing seller arrangements for growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wool Growers Annual
Salt Lake
Craig Wool Warehouse Company
Craig
Draper and Company, Inc
Boston
Massachusetts
A. Tyzack
Salt Lake City
Vernal
Arthur C. Smith
Caly
Women in Civil Defense regional conference attendees named
Mrs Eve Ashton traveled Wednesday of last week to Salt Lake for a two day regional conference of Women in Civil Defense Region 7. Mrs Victor J Bird introduced two visitors Mrs Norton H Pearl regional director Santa Rosa California and Mrs Jean Wood Fuller Battle Creek Michigan director of women's activities for the federal organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eve Ashton
Salt Lake
Region 7
Victor J. Bird
Norton H. Pearl
Santa Rosa
Calif
Jean Wood. Fuller
Battle Creek
Mich
University of Utah Offers European Summer Tour 1855
The University of Utah Extension Division sponsors an eight country European summer tour for university credit costing 1075 dollars. Leaders are Dr. H Bowman Hawkes and Dr. Walter Hahn. Depart June 8 from New York on Castel Felice, returning August 16 from Le Havre. itineraries include London Oxford Stratford Brussels Paris Rome Naples Venice Munich Heidelberg Berlin Copenhagen Amsterdam The Hague Normandy. Information available from the Extension Division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
University of Utah Extension Division
University of Utah
New York
Guldes
H. Bowman Hawkes
Walter Hahn
London
Oxford
Stratford on-Avon
Brussels
Paris
Geneva
Lucerne
Milan
Rome
Naples
Florence
Venice
Munich
Heidelberg
Rhine
Ruhr Valley
Iron Curtain
Berlin
Hambereg
Copenhagen
Amsterdam
The
Hague
Normandy
Just-A-Mere Club Hosts Winners and Next Hostess
Just-A-Mere was held on January 7 at the home of Ione Stringham. Prizes were won by Marva Hacking and Beverly Merkley, with Marie Voyles set to be hostess on January 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ione Stringham
Marva Hacking
Beverly Merkley
Marie Voyles
Jdanuary 21
Heart Association Outlines Task In Disease Fight
The American Heart Association releases a booklet detailing its three pronged approach: research support, public and professional education, and community service. Operated from New York with 55 state and regional bodies and 350 local chapters, it funds research heavily, aims for partner public support, and offers the booklet through the Utah Hearts Association in Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
American Heart Association
The
Association
New York
Puerto Rico
Hawaii
Alaska
Utah Hearts Association
East 21St South
Salt Lake City
Utah
Homemakers Club Jensen meeting highlights color in home
The Homemakers Club met Thursday January 13 at Naomi Dudley’s home with President Mamie Wellman presiding. Ruth Haslem presented a demonstration on color in the home. Fourteen ladies attended. Mada Dudley and Alice Merkley assisted with refreshments. The next gathering is planned for February at Lucy Stewart’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mada Dudley
Alice Merkley
Lucy Stewart
National Parks Clean-Up Urged As Park Use Shifts
An Interior Department investigator and Charles Stevens warn that national parks face degradation from crowding and resort traffic. Yosemite and Yellowstone cited for litter, paved meadows, and obstructed views. Calls grow for restoring preservation focus, limiting concessions, and raising auto fees while keeping admission free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Stevens
Earlong
Conrad 1 Wirth
Nationet Wark Bervine Me Wirth
Uni
Coney Island
Interior Department
National Park Service
Stevenson
America
Yellowstone
Yosemite Valley
Frontier Offers Tickets To Western Stock Show
Frontier Airlines will supply 4 block tickets for all evening performances of the National Western Stock Show at the Denver stockyards from January 14 to 22 at 2.25 dollars per ticket. The rodeo and horse show will feature all ten professional hands from the Cowboy's Association. Details available at the local Frontier Airlines station per G S Kitchen, traffic department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frontier Airlines
Stockyard i
Denver
G. S. Kitchen
Traffic Department
Rangely Ward Sustains New Bishopric
Rangely Ward sustains a new bishopric as Merl Ro Andersen becomes stake leader replacing Albert Seat. Andersen and his counselors, Berroa Moon and Willingy No Harman, assume roles while outgoing counselors Robert Steete and Earl Schmid depart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merl Ro Andersen
U4 Tran
Dshop
Mista Anderson
Onte Berroa Moon
Jensen
Willingy No Harman
Salt Lake City
Wan Willam Howard Ernest Fb Margate
Robert Steete
Vernal
Earl Schmid
Ashley Ward
Small Businesses Misunderstand Social Security
Small business owners have been covered by Social Security since 1950 when yearly net income reaches 400 dollars. Many have not filed Social Security reports due to the belief that self employed taxes apply only if an income tax liability exists.
Frontier Airlines Holiday Mail Run Second Year
Frontier Airlines completed a second holiday mail lift carrying 38 157 rounds and 5 287 ton miles in a period, with 72 084 pounds moved and about 10 583 ton miles for an estimated 15 840 ton miles across two periods. At 90 cents per ton mile, transport cost to the Post Office Department totaled 4 752 dollars, with 110 241 pounds advanced to destination. The operation, extended December 20 1954, runs to January 11 1956 under Post Office Department authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frontier
Post Office Department
Mrs Sige Visits Salt Lake Grandson Family Output
Mrs John Sige enjoyed a twelve day visit at the home of Mr and Mrs R W Oster stock in Salt Lake caring for a new grandson. Mrs Osterstock is the former Bonnie Stagg. On her return to Vernal recently her son Deon drove her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sige
R. W. Osterstock
Salt Lake
Osterstock
Bonnie Stagg
Vernal
Deon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Department of Agriculture
AL Fros T
Hat
California Co. Staten
Jack Gardner
Eugene Pace
Utah Milk Foundation
Gardner
U. of U
Southampton
England
le Havre
France
Arnye
Just-A-Mere Club
Heart Association
Homemakers Club
Utah Power & Light Co
Rangely Ward
TAH Jalk Foundation
Tenecal
Herthy Peeod
Dee
Schiedve
Vardera
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