Walters Join Husband in Denver Fragments of Local Notes
Mrs Waltera Artelia joins her husband in Denver. traces of visitors include Norman Wooley of Lapoint and Jimmie Lee. Pvt Pat Mantle stationed at Canty and bound for California for training after induction. Mrs Jessa Lancaster of Lines Colp will visit son Frank and Jim in Roosevelt hospital recovering from an accident. The Cady family of Idaho spend a week with Earl and Floyd at Bebbby Cady’s in Idaho. other locals like Sammy Tonvetin and Sherry visit Steamboat Springs. Lavoie and Jack also appear in fragments of community notes.
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Walters
Denver
Hilt
Rote McComas
Craig Toelite
Maddy
Rock Aeenen Wye
Bert Gudd
George Weston
Norman Wooley
Lapoint
Jimmie Lee
Pat Mantle
Canty i
California
Goon
Pat
Jessa Lancaster
Lines Colp
Frank
Jimin
Roosevelt
Paul Piney
Panta Fett
Texas
Afith Cady
Idaho
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Agin
Sammy Tonvetin
Sherry
Steamboat Spr
Lavor Iearrens
Jack
Celebrities and Local News Mix From Music to Holidays
The column notes misadventures of performers including Johanly Ray and Samer my Fede with tempo tricks and stage shenanigans. It highlights Wally Cox's RCA Victor debut and TV work, LeAnn Simms on Arth Godfrey shows, and Champ Baller underappreciation. Also mentions Hayden fishing trip, Raymond Turek visiting relatives, Linda Baker's rheumatic fever, and San Francisco pianist Clarence Harper surprising his brother.
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Lyn Connerly
Almont
Johanly Ray
London Palladium
Marisiane’y Union
Samer
Fede
Ray
Fet
Wally
Mr. Peepers
Cox
Ught Touch
Wax
RCA Victor
Chaplin
Hag
Bip
RCA
NBC
IDOL
Columbia
Spoen Fog
LeAnn Simms
Arth Godfrey
Champ Baller
Warry James
Beautify
Granfords
Hayden
Colo
Raymond Turek
Chico
Calif
Henry Tywek
Rtesia
Linda Baker
Uintah County Hospital
Alfred Christensen
Lapoint
Earl Gadd
Clarence Harper
San Francisco
Ms. Harper
Jeffs Cale
White Rocks Mrs Broughs Pupils Present Music Recital
A White Rocks music recital featured Mrs Brough and pupils Clark Omen Lilles Modlin Duncan Ina Doris and Vickie Ellingford Guender Oberhansley and others. Oberhansley delivered eight special bets on the accordion. Afterward Pat Heghen hosted a party. he plans to move to Salt Lake City. Chester Smith traveled to Jackson Wyoming to secure his horse returning Sunday. Mr and Mrs Joseph Merkley of Vernal visited at Mrs Hay Houston’s home Wednesday. The Clarence Murray family went to Pole Creek to visit Dallas who is with the sheep there. A picnic lunch was enjoyed. Mrs Anita Hancock of Dragerton visited Marinus Christensell family weekend. Mr and Mrs Harvey Taylor of Lapoint visited Leland Mooseman Thursday. On Monday Elbert Smuin’s family held a reunion after 40 years. Clarence is in the Navy.
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Jackson
Wyoming
Joseph Merkley
Vernal
Hay Houston
Clarence Murray
Pole Creek
Dallas
Anita Hancock
Dragerton
Marinus Christenpell
Harvey Taylor
Lapoint
Leland Mooseman
Elbert Smuin
Earl Gardner
Salt Lake City
Junior Jenkins
Roosevelt Hospital
Clarence Betts
Soldiers Creek
Leland Bingham
Swit Lake City
Leah
Rita
California
Mia Sharin Bingham
Ensign Clark
Salt Lake
Ballard
Gerhard
Robert Stolla
Brigham City
Eric Stolla
Carl Blakely
Wallace Simpson
Ogden
Roosevelt
LB. Redford
Bakersfield
Calif
Mark Bellon
Sandy
Jack Cook
Burt Bellon
Keith Todd
Cooking 4-H
Bonnie Shaft
Ward Pond
Roosevelt City Park
David Lundberg
Ralph Betts
Eureka
Cal
Bill Haws
Pearl Jenkins
Eldred Asay
Asay
Misa Barbara Hullinger
Idaho
Dave Cooper
Pleasant Grove
Peter Anderson
A. Wrighton
Weston White
Lowell White
Provo
Alden White
Ted Jensen
Cleveland quote on government and debt echoes today
A late 19th century remark attributed to Grover Cleveland warns that citizens should resist government overreach and wasteful spending. The piece argues that the population has grown dependent on government support, urging tighter budgets and reduced nonessential activities to curb public costs.
Dictatorship warned by editor reports from Moscow
A Catskill Mountain Star dispatch notes Mia Jane McIlvaine of Downington Pa and other American editors spent a week in Moscow. In a U S News and World Report interview she described severe shortages in stores. She cited spring dresses priced at 123.4 dollars and shoes at 200 dollars. The piece contrasts Russian government control with scarcity.
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Catskill Mountain
Bangertion
Wis
Moscow
Mia
Jane McIlvaine
Downington
Moe Tivalng
Ballard Families Visit From S Carolina
A cluster of Ballard residents hosted visitors from Rock Hill South Carolina including the Woodrow Trimmal and Daventy families as they traveled toward Salt Lake City. Local residents and guests shared news of recent travels and family connections to LDS church history and area towns.
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Woodrow Trimmal
Daventy
John H. Cook
Salt Lake City
Rock Hill
South Carolina
Cataba
Trimmal
Samuel 11 Blue
LDS Church
Orson Cook
Giant oil fields aided by others in 27 states
A report notes that oil production in the United States originates from 27 states with over half from 164 large fields in 14 states. Texas leads with 64 giant fields each projected to yield 100 billion barrels or more, followed by California Oklahoma and others.
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United States
Texas
California
Oklahoma
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