Vernal set to host Utah Symphony in 14th year
Area residents anticipate the Utah Symphony Concert in Vernal on February 3 after community clubs propelled the event as a new community project. Maurice Abravanel will conduct an orchestra of about 70 to 80 players with tickets available at booths and committee outlets. The affair is promoted by the Vernal Symphony Society and Federated Women’s Clubs with Mrs Edwin W Castle leading promotion efforts and Mrs Max Stewart distributing posters.
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Utal Symphony
Vernal
Maurice Abruynne
Gale da & Booth
Ashtoda
Mia
Roy Showalter
Dellis Morrill
Lioyd Winward
Rodney Ross
Edwin Castle
Ashton
Wale
Vernal Symphony Society
Federated
Women's Clubs
Edwin W. Castle
Castle
Dean Pace
Utsh Symphony Orchestra
Asaton
Abravonel
Abravanel
Mra
Max Stewart
Serview Clubs
Asher Merkley
General Symphony Committee
Dean Pece
Ackoc
Glawart Ashton
Charles Henderson
Ralph Ashton
Chaiman
Edwin Wa. Castle
Wonere
Warren Mall
Turs
Jude Hacking
Warren Merkley
Mes
Orlan Johnson
Layson Caldwall
Terapbook
Cryce Caldwell
Ems
Usah Symphony Orchestra
Stake Tabernacle
Ted Workman
Delile Morellano
Lloyd Winward
Rodney Reis
About Town Social Roundup Shows Wide Travel and News
Depeetennseennner family visits from California and Utah. Mrs. GC M Walker from Westmorland stays with the Astons and travels with local relatives to meet the recovering Mr. Lee. Livestock shows, medical meetings, and a new baby born to the Greens highlight weekend and weekday travel.
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Clyde J. Wilkins
Tracie Lee
Victor Wilkins
Denver
Wilkins
Western Livestock Show
Kworth Dingham
Wingham
Thalia Club Luncheon Opens New Year Activities
Mrs Mattie Johnson hosts the Thalia Club meeting on Thursday January 16 with a salad luncheon for members. Vice President Mrs Straussle Birchell presides as Edna White reads minutes. Mrs Bessie Swann reads the resolution. The group plays bingo with Edna White winning high prize and Ruth Williams the bingo prize. The doll group set to meet February 1 at Mrs Lilian White's home.
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Mrs. Mattie Johnson
Thalia Club
Straussle Birchell
Edna White
Bessie Swann
Ruth Willams
Lilian White
Claudette Mele
Gloria Neeley
Lois Freestone
Sandra Johnson
Mrs Freely Weeks Injured In Early Morning Fall
Mrs Freely Weeks slipped in her utility room Sunday at 4 30 am and broke her left leg. She was taken to Uintah County Hospital and then by ambulance to Salt Lake LDS Hospital in Salt Lake City for treatment. She was expected to stay two weeks for care.
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Mra
Freely Weeks
Uintah County
Aaron Jolley
Salt Lake Lds Hospital
Mia
Rebekah Lodge No 23 Meeting Draws Winners
Rebekah Lodge No 23 met Wednesday night January 17 at the 1.0 C F Lodge Hall. Noble Grand Mrs. Alice White led the session with secret pal drawings and games of Cancellation Hearts. Prizes went to Mrs. Mabel Yourdon high, Mrs. Lula Chew low, Mrs. Betty Dart highgo, and Mrs. Sharon Willer dear. A salad luncheon followed, hosted by Mrs. Willor ies and Mrs. Alma Tefferies. Next meeting set for February 7.
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Unity Rebekah Lodge No
C.F. Lodge
Noble
Alice White
Mabel Yourdon
Lula Chew
Betty Dfart
Sharon Willer
Willories
Alma Tefferies
Faculty Women's League Meets at Hunsaker Home
Uintah High School Faculty Women's League held its January meeting on the 8th at Carma Hunsaker's home. Estel Manwaring presided as president. program featured four musical numbers by Carma Munsaker and a talk on Ifaland by Misha Dint Hans ma.
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Women's League of the Uintah High School
Carma Hunsaker
Estel Manwaring
Carma Munsaker
Country
Ifaland
Misa Dint Hans Ma
Jaycee Ettes Hear Tahiti Program at Vernal Meeting
The Vernal Jaycee-Ettes met Monday January 22 at the Hotel Vernal with Larson Caldwell presenting a Tahiti program. He showed three films and a large display of dishes. Hostesses Connie Weeking and Janet Nelson led twelve members and two guests. Door prize went to Carolyn Xarren.
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Larson Caldwell
Vernal
Caldwell
Tahiti
Hng
Beady
Fels
Hostensen
Connie Weeking
Janet Nelson
Carolyn: Xarren
Congratulations Babies Born This Month in Local Homes
A list of newborns announced by couples across the community with names styled in abbreviated form and dates ranging from January 2 to January 24. Included are multiple girls and boys with parental credits from Me to Taylor to Sweatfield, reflecting a busy period for new births.
Camp Buena Vista Meets. Members Share Local Histories
The Camp Buena Vista monthly meeting was held at Theo Morrison's home with Thelma Oaks presiding. Lena McCarty recounted her grandfather Roberts history, Maysie Sinfield spoke on the Old Salt Token Theater, and musical solos were performed by Vickie Bullock and Greg Morrison. A light lunch was served. door prize won by Mrs. E. Collett.
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Theo Morrison
Thelma Oaks
Lena McCarty
Roberts
Maysie Sinfield
Old Salt Toke Theater
Vickie Bullock
Greg Morrison
Elsie
Blackburn
Collett
Doar
Women of the Moose welcome new members in January meeting
Women of the Moose held a regular meeting at the Moose home on January 18 welcoming three new members Mrs Ken McLean Mrs Weldon Woolley and Mrs Carl Wahrmann. Additional members enrolled since fall include Mrs Colin Neilson Mrs David Rasmussen Mrs Loa Lane Sr Mrs DeLoy Duncan Mrs Ralph Chow and Mrs Everett Conger. A combined social evening is planned for January 30 with refreshments at the Moose home. The next regular meeting is scheduled February 8 at 8 p.m. at the Moose home.
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Women of the Mouse
Mase
Ken McLean
Weldon Woolley
Carl Wahrmann
Colin Neilson
David Rasmussen
Loa Lane
DeLoy Duncan
Ralph Chow
Everett Conger
Moos
St James Church Plans Annual Spaghetti Dinner
Saint James Church announces its annual St Valentine Spaghetti Dinner set for Sunday February 28 in the parish hall. Altar Society leadership, including Mrs Claus dette Mele and committee chairs, oversee tickets, cooking, serving, and cleanup as the event marks hall remodeling and parish growth in Vernal area.
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Saint James
Saint James' Altar Society
Clausdette Mele
Catholic Women’s Club
Jean Hummel
Ann Herrington
Evanna Merkley
Blanche Pitchford
Louis Mele
Clyde Lee
Saint James’ Parish
Vernal
Ald
Ladies Petroleum Club Enjoys Potluck and Cards
Members and guests of the Ladies Petroleum Club gathered at the Hotel Verna for a Tuesday meeting with hostesses Lale Clayton Phyllis Martin Clelia Coker and Shirley Davis. Canasta and Bridge were played with Opal Harwell winning Canasta and Rita Seay high in Bridge. Sally Robinson and Ora Abplanalp received ding o prizes.
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Verna
Ladies Petroleum Club
Lale Clayton
Phyllis Martin
Clelia Coker
Shirley Davis
Gh Canasta
Opal Harwell
Rita Seay
Dingo
Sally Robinson
Ora Abplanalp
Utah Cowbelles Meet in Salt Lake City Plans for Year
Mrs Hugn Wn Canon and Mrs Joe Haslem joined newly elected officers of the Utah Cowbelles at a Salt Lake City meeting with the Utah Cattlemen's Association Executive Committee. Proposed activities include a Miss Cow Belle beauty contest an essay on the Romance of Cattle Brands and a state-wide Beet for Father's Day campaign. Officers listed include Mrs Eliot Crane president and vice presidents Mrs Dick Probert Mel Selby Dixon Mrs Grant Larsen and secretary Mrs Lloyd Johnson. The group represents ranchers wives across 20 counties and has focused on beef promotion and public relations.
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Hugn Wn
Canon
Joe Haslem
Utah
Salt Lake City
Utah Cattlemen’s Association
Utah Cows Belles
Eliot Crane
Salina
Dick Probert
Selpho
Selby Dixon
Payson
Grant Larsen
Spanish Fork
Lloyd Johnson
Aurora
Utah Cattlemen's Association
Noted Pianist Richard Cass Delights Uintah Audience
A warm reception marked the Uintah High School concert as pianist Richard Cass performed Bach, Beethoven, Chopin, Bergma, Liszt and Ravel. The program opened with Bach pieces and included Moonlight Sonata and Liszt Evening Harmonies, ending with Ravel’s Le Tombeau de Couperin.
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Uintah High School
Richard Cass
Cass
Bach
Beethoven
Chopin
Bergema
Liszt
Ravel
Johann Sebastian Dach
Schumann
Chapin
William Bergsma
Ife
Maurice Ravel
Jensen Homemakers Hold Meeting at Bonanza
The Jensen Homemakers Club met January 11 at Elfa Ainge’s home. A brief session set plans for members to bring items. Dorothy Wach spoke on "Bleure Contour?" and a movie titled "Vacation In Mawel" was shown. Hostesses were Ella Ainge, Joan Gilroy, and Joy Sinslein. Next gathering will be at Naomi Dudley’s home.
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Bonanza
Jensen Omemakers
Elfa Ainge
Mias
Dorothy Wach
Mawel
Ella Ainge
Joan Gilroy
Joy Sinslein
Naomi Dudley
Cooper Harmon Plan February Temple Rites
Marie Cooper and George E Harmon announce their engagement and plan to wed February 21 at the Salt Lake LDS Temple. A reception will be held February 24 in Vernal Third Ward. Cooper, a Uintah High School 1956 graduate and BYU 2004 alumna, majored in clothing textiles and dancing. Harmon, BYU 1961 graduate in engineering, will enter active Air Force duty in March at Waco Texas.
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Mra
Argené Weapn
Marie Riesnelie Cooper
George E. Harmon
Dtra
George A. Harmon
Caldwell
Idaho
Salt Lake
LDS Temple
Vernal Third Ward
Miss Cooper
Uintah High School
Brigham Young University
National
Stehesis Club
Harmon
Air Force
Waco
Texas
Aim
Dr Bruce Christian Guest Speaker at PTA Meeting
Dr Bruce Christian spoke at the Honan PTA meeting held Wednesday February 17. Mrs Ethel Yourdon presided and a Community Supper committee was set for February. The group voted to change officer term limits in bylaws. Hostesses were Mrs Ken Abplanelo and Mrs Dick Dewey.
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Bonanza
Ethel Yourdon
Bruce Christian
Ken Abplanelo
Dick Dewey
Merry Mas Club Meeting Features Sympony History
Federated Women's group heard Dean Pace recount the Symph ony history and Utah Symphony recordings on January 17. After the program sixteen Merry Mrs. Club members met at Donna Nelsons home for a brief business session and the Club Collect. Next gathering at Velda Gentry's home.
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Dean Pace
Federated Women's Meeting
Utah Symphony
Donna Nelson
Janis Bigelow
Eleansor Marshall
Glenna Hutt
Velda Gentry
Progressive Arta Club
Cultural Arts Club Hosts Jan Meeting with Slides
Cultural Arts Club members met at Mildred [acking s home on January 17. Lee Oliver Squire presented a program with slides showing Guam Hong Kong Japan and the Philippines. Souvenirs and rare island art were displayed. The next gathering is set for February 7 at Mrs J C Haws home.
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Cultural Arts Club
Mildred [Acking
Lee Oliver Squire
Mc. Squire
Guam
Hong Kong
Japan
Philippines
J. C. Haws
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University of Colorado Medical School
Leora Jacobe
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Kelly Lee
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