Founder's Day film showing American Road at Uintah High
Uintah County PTA sponsors a Founders Day program at Uintah High School auditorium on Monday at 8:00 pm. Attendees will view The American Road tracing transportation history from horseless era to atomic age. The event honors early PTA members. admission is free with refreshments and social hour to follow.
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Ulin To
America
P-Ta
Uintah County
PTA
PTA Council
J. W. Marra
First Security Bank Pays Four Million in Interest
First Security Bank of Utah reported in its annual stockholders report that 1957 saw over 4 million dollars in savings interest and more than 434 million dollars in loans. The bank served 156,308 savings accounts and 155,050 checking accounts, with 94,518 borrower accounts, totaling 405,885 customer accounts. Timeway loans reached 67,685 totaling over 125 million dollars for autos, home appliances, and personal needs. 2,737 real estate loans exceeded 25 million for homes. 48,741 loans over 283 million supported commercial and agricultural development. President George Eccles and VP Harold R. Sargent spoke of efforts to reverse the economy's downturn.
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First Security Bank
Harold R Sargent
First Security Bank of Utah
Vernal
George Eccles
First Security
Eeeles
Wave Accidents In Weitterooks And Parish Notes
Accidents disrupted Whiterocks community as Virgil Robb suffered finger injuries while unloading a log roll caught between log and cable. Eleven year old Karen Qberhangly bruised after truck back dual wheels ran over her leg with hay. hospital x rays showed no bone damage. Funeral attendees at Tri Dell for Jean Marie Goodrich included local families. PTA met at Whiterocks school with two new chairmen chosen. Six Maids and Explorers joined the Roosevelt Kitchen Karnival. A society meeting featured quilting and a footstool demo by Valeris Morrill. Uintah School District employee institute attendees listed. New Deby boy welcomed by Rasmussen family in Clearfield. Speakers Wayne Waslem and Bob Goodrich addressed Sunday gathering.
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Karen Qberhangly
Tridell
Jean Marie Goodrich
Bob Goodrich
Leland Moosman
Betty
David
Don Simmons
Bishop
Diayne
Merrilk
Verna Scopes
Johnny Moosman
PTA
Whiterocks School
Zella Pike
Esther Merkley
Whiterocks
Roosevelt
Kenneth Hoopes
George Wouston
Terry Smith
Bolena Christensen
Gwenda
Lorna Oberhunsly
Valeris Morrill
Uintah
Vernal
Phyllis Oberhansly
Norwood Hardy
Stanley Hoopes
Wool Subsidies Are Set For 1958 Incentive Program
The 1958 Wool Incentive Program will mirror the prior year with a shorn wool price of 62 cents per pound. Wayne Pickup, Uintah County ASC chairman, notes the payment rate will raise the national average price to the 62 cent level, with eligibility for wool marketed in the 1958 year based on the applicable percentage of the set rate.
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US Department of Agriculture
Wayne Pickup
Uintah County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Wool sale payments urged for better market prices
Mr Pickup urges wool producers to seek the best possible price this summer 1959 as payments, based on a percentage method, rise with market prices. Higher prices increase each grower's incentive payment, encouraging superior marketing of their wool.
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Mr. Pickup
KITTEN KALLS AT CEDAR CITY MEETING AND EVENTS
Principal Flaws and officials attended a Cedar City meeting. A noon movie program began with The Stratton Story shown in twenty minute segments daily. An honored guest Mark Felt of the POL will speak to students and the PTA. Dad's Date Night Friday includes girls with their dads, games, dancing, and refreshments.
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Kathy Robinson
Cedar City
Stratton Story
Mark Felt
The
POL
PTA
Families Could Meet Ends If Earning Capacity Matched Yearning
A reflective column argues many households would stretch to balance budgets if incomes aligned with aspirations. It notes the tension between wage limits and shifting cost expectations, urging practical steps to bridge income and desire.
Red Wash Welds Company Meeting Summary
A Thursday company meeting chaired by area superintendent Chatterton and superintendents McKnight and Locke outlined 1950 plans. Officers elected for the Red Wash Recreation Committee include Don Stedman president Glen Allen vice president and Don Wardin secretary treasurer. Budget committee members are Tom Jones Jim Boast and Larry Laatsch. Earlier, Marlo Wardle Helen Anderson and Odelie Guillory were selected for the same committee. Various local visits and social notes followed, including family visits to Rangely and Vernal, with neighbors and employees mentioned.
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Marie B. Wardla
Chatterton
McKnight
Magineers Locke
Ruhne
Dremmer
Red Wash
Don Stedman
Glen Allen
Don Wardin
Tom Jones
Jim Boast
Larry Laatsch
Marlo Wardle
Helen Anderson
Odelie Guillory
Mac McLennena
Rangely
Hugh Coys
Craig
W. C. Punches
Jim Sinclairs
Jerold Hurts
Bill Lowe
Utah High and Game Magazine Expands for 1958
The Utah Fish and Game Department announces the January issue of Utah High and Game Magazine will grow to 24 pages with full color photos. New features include a family friendly lineup, outdoor Q A by Lee Kay, a humorous warden series, and updated gun and fish facts. Subscriptions stay at $1.60 per year.
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Department of
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Ute, Fish and Game
Lee Kay
Utah
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