Maeser Ist Ward Udys Return From Vacation
The Ray Udy family returned home July 1 from a vacation trip through Montana Idaho and Wyoming visiting Idaho Falls Malad Lewiston Moscow Idaho and Salt Lake. Also noted are Scout activities and visits by local families with several earning badges and attending events at camps and in nearby towns. The piece lists numerous names, travels, and a closing note on highway fatalities per year per the National Safety Council.
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Ray Udy
Montana
Idaho
Wyoming
Idaho Falls
Malad
Lewiston
Moscow
Salt Lake
Yellowstone
Grand ‘Teton
Val
Buck Evans
Don Nausley
David Roberts
Roland Dingham
Bill Brown
Harold Henline
Glen Anderson
Don
Nausley
Harald Henline
Roland Bingham
Val Evans
Ted Thacker
Lyle Glines
Murray
Verl Glines
Neola
Lyle
Ernest Glines
Forresté
Conrad Evans
Ward Evans
Owen Hacking
Salt Lake City
Kenneth Hacking
Carolyn Toper
Visalia
Calif
Salt Lake Temple
Provo
Kenneth
BYU
Don Carters
Carter
Lester Bingham
Logan
Dan
Columbia University
New York
USAC
Ernest Beverage
Rock Springs
Wyo
Larry Wl ‘West
E. W. Baker
San Diego
Raymond Nebeker
Yuma
Ariz
George McConkle
Che "Thoral -Bodilyz
L. A. Timothy
Louis A. Fife
Beverage
West
Loran Hatches
Roy Lee
Victor Wilkins
Maeser
Ward
Dave Roberts
Xavier Bellow
Roosevelt
Dan Simper
Dan S. Carrolls
Pleasant Grove
Harry Saunders
Riverton
Carolyn Coltharp
Bill Brough
Gladys McCoy
Conrad
Edith Allen
Flora Saunders
Cliff McCoy
Arza Adams
John Adams
Y Lloyd Henry
Rulon Ashby
Fred Andersons
Jean Wright
Ballard Family News and Local Moves Near Denver
Jerald Hatch returns to Towery Air Base near Denver with family notes from Ballard. The column lists visits, birthdays, weddings, moved families, and gatherings among Ballard residents and friends across Utah and nearby states, including June events and summer plans.
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Ballard Jerald Hatch
Ward Cub Scout Gathering and Wedding Party Report
Norman Rasmusen spoke at a Sunday meeting. Cub Scouters and parents attended a Saturday gathering. The ward boys performed a skit. The Von Haslems attended a wedding for Mr and Mrs Frank Davis at the Oman Wint erton home Thursday. Mia Maids under Tilatha Rasmussen Smokey Says directed a ward house party on Monday June 20. Three Mia Maids welcomed Lonnie Kay Winn presided with Sonja Neilsen solo Elaine Angus reading and Mary Collins explaining the work.
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Ellen Dracken
Sera Hatch
Ognet Ales
Tony Watch
Towrey
Denver
Ater
Chriner Colert
Sandy
Pearl Jenkins
Salt Laker
Weaphal
Marvin Lippetts
Kay Stanley
Mar Rose
Jerry
Earl Winns
Bill Parrishs
Fred Cooks
Calvin Squire
Kathleen Mangum
Farmington
N. M
Squire Mangum
von Haslem
Ear Hatch
Dayle Hayes
Ogden
Marvin Carroll
Salt Lake
Haslems
John Cooks
Wayne
Rangely
Ray Westwood
Andrew Olsens
Nephi
Gene
Max Olsens
Magna
Don
Jack Olsens
Kearns
Anthony Lunberg
Herbert Molyneauxs
Pinedale
Wyo
Erma Stella
Thomas Jeppson
Payson
Jeppson
Alden
Salt Lake City
White
Frank D. White
Provo
Kate Terry
Salt Lake Temple
Charles Bingham
George Bracken
5. A
Brighton
M Men
Cub Scouts
Herbert Molyneaux
Eric Stella
Allen
Jerry Molyneaux
Stellas
L. E. Howell
Jerry Hatch
Ballard
Alma Anderson
Anderson
Charles Roller
Roosevelt
Xavier Bellon
Mary Hullinger
Kent Nestting
Lewiston
Ida
Fern Jenkins
Leonard Mitchells
Alden White
Jesse Hullinger
Max Todd
Norman Rasmusen
Ward House
Lonnie Kay Winn
Sonja Neilsen
Solo
Elaine Angus
Reading
Mary Collins
Animal bite warnings issued by state veterinarian
State veterinarian warns that animal bites can be deadly and urges emergency treatment. Health program targets child safety during summer break, focusing on bites, fireworks, abandoned refrigerators, and construction hazards. Parents told to supervise children, avoid pets of unknown dogs, and report all dog bites for physician evaluation and dog identification for quarantine.
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Department of Health
de Palmer
Sumer
Falmer
Milk Prices Debate: Safeway Attacks Fixed Rates
A dairy price dispute argues that a Milk Study Committee fixed prices to shield glass bottle distributors, reducing competition from paper cartons. Safeway claims only 29 percent of Utah milk is sold in glass bottles, calling the move unjustified and harmful to dairymen, urging fair constant prices and top market payments plus quality bonuses.
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Utah
Safeway
Bureau of Milk Control
Department of Agriculture
State of California
Milk Study Committee
Idaho
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