4-H Club Tour to Salt Lake City Leads County Homemakers Meeting
Reporter Julie Abplenalp describes how 4-H Club members Dorothy Wach county agent Mildred Hacking and the Josus Sewing Club toured Salt Lake City visiting The Mouse of Falrice Yard Stick Auerbachs and Paris. The Mason Homemakers met at Marold A. Ahp laneip’s home Saturday at 2 p.m. Penny Cook demonstrated window polishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julie Abplenalp
Dorothy Wach
Mildred Hacking
Josus Sewing Club
Salt Lake City
Falrice
Yard Stick
Auerbachs
Paris
Maser
Marold A. Ahplaneip
Penny Cook
4 Sarerettes Meeting at Jona Williams Home
Reporter Loni Edrington notes the 4 Sarerettes meeting held at Jona Williams residence on Friday. Mer ridy Stewart called the meeting to order while Shelly Knight led singing Amen and Sherry Williams led the 4-H pledge with Merridy Stewart reciting the Pledge of Allegiance. The group then made a quick mix and traveled to Ashton's bakery aiming to bake two loaves of banana bread and lx roothier floats next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarerettes
Loni Edrington
Jona Willams
Merridy Stewart
Shelly Knight
Amen
Sherry Williams
Ashton
Happy Homemakers Meet Demonstrates Sanding and Dusting
Happy Homemakers meeting led by Mrs. George McConkie on July 2 covers correct sanding of wood and making belt and scarf hangers. Bonnie Beers reports on techniques shown and dusting demonstration by the leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Homemakers
Bonnie Beers
Happy Home- Makers
George McConkies
McConkie
XITCHEN QUEENS Meeting Notes
Reporter Jean Oaks records the second meeting held June 10 at Pat Walker's home. Velyn Frond led the session, pledges and assignments for next week were given, Elleno Busch and Tene Story prepared chicken salad sandwiches and wheel sandwiches, which were judged as cold drinks were served.
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Xitchen Queens
Jean Oaks
Jung 10
Jeader
Pat Walker
Velyn Frond
Elleno’ Busch
Velyn Fratrdsen
Velyn Frandsen
Tat Walker
Velyn Frandén
Ellene Busch
Jene Story
Kitchen Queens and 4 H Club Meetings Report
Readable notes show multiple 4 H groups meeting in late June and July. Members led pledges songs and demonstrations, prepared foods like pinwheel sandwiches banana bread and cookies, and held cookie judging. Assignments given, refreshments served, next meetings planned at leaders homes.
Sewing Clovers Meet At Bandra Merrell Home
The Sewing Clovers met at Bandra Merrells home this week. Annette Goodrich led the 4 H pledge. Members worked on dresses, laying out patterns and cutting fabric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pamala Abplansip
Bandra Merrell
Annette Goodrich
4-H Leaders State Annual Party Saturday
4 H leaders from Randlett Florida Duchesne Whiterocks invited to a social gathering at Whiterocks Fish Matchery on Saturday July 14 at 7 PM. Ken Dagley serves as chair with 42 leaders helping. Ben Lindsay Uintah County Agricultural Agent says the event supports youth activities and sharing teaching ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AML
Partnee
Whiterocks
Mra
Ken Dagley
Randlett
Fl. Duchesne
Ben Lindsay
Uintah County
Cookeretts 4-H Club Holds Meeting and Planting Work
Reporter Pam Sates notes the Cookeretts 4-H Club met at Mary Levy’s home on Julie 28 starting 10 15 AM with prayer. Julie Abe rgglen led the meeting as demonstrations were given by Mary and Pam Bates. They planned a skit for 4 H Camp and Kathie Bates adjourned at 12 05 PM. On June 29 they planted flowers at the LDS Jet Ward chapel and prepared flowers for a community project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pam Sates
Cookeretts
Mary Levy
Julie
Mary
Julie Abergglen
Pam Bates
Kathie Bates
LDS
Chefs and Pots Club Meet In July Gatherings
The 10 Little Chefs met July 3 at Arlene Slaugh’s home with opening prayer by Jennie Tucker and the pledge led by Alicia Hood Ted. Patsy Bowles led a song while Patty Stone read minutes. They discussed a community project, baked cinnamon biscuits and cheese swirls, and dismissed at 4 15 p.m. The Five Little Pots club organized July 11 at Mrs Hearns home with officers Jane Hacking as President Linda Watkins as Vice President Carol Ann Shiner as Secretary Michell Anderson as Leader and Danene Hearn as Reporter. Mothers Duane Anderson and Deloy Shiner attended. Hearn outlined equipment needs and meeting conduct. another meeting July 14 prepared sandwiches and a mille drink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angela Barton
Arlene Slaugh
Jennie Tucker
Alicia Hood Ted
Patsy Bowles
Patty Stone
Dorena Hearn
Jeader
Mra
Hear
Jane For Hacking
Linda Watkins
Carol Ann Shiner
Michell Anderson
Danene Hearn
Duane Anderson
Deloy Shiner
Cockeretts Meet At Leslie Anderson Home On July 6
Reporter Pam Bates notes a Cockeretts gathering at Leslie Anderson’s residence on July 6. Levy called the meeting to order at 100 percent, Kathie Bates led, Julie Abed glen Jedus performed three songs, and a shortcake demonstration by Leslie Anderson and Julie Abegglen was shown. Discussion occurred about what to take to 441 Camp. Meeting adjourned at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cookeretts
Pam Bates
Leslie Anderson
Mary Lou
Levy
Kathie Bates
Julie Abedglen Jedus
Julie Abegglen
Jensen Thimbletts Hold Sid 43s Gathering at Luna Peterson’s
The Jensen Thimbletts met July 3 at Luna Peterson’s home. They finished their house slippers and planned to bring materials for skirts, detailing progress and next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jensen Thimbletts
Luna Peterson
Ten Little Chefs Club Meeting Recaps at Artene Slaugh’s Home
Reporter Angela Barton notes the Ten Little Chefs met July 10 at Artene Slaugh’s house. Susan Darker led the prayer and minutes were read by Patricia Stone. Demonstrations included cleaning glasses and thermos bottles by Patty Stone, and an old fashioned hair style by Angela Barton. The group discussed camp plans and baked date and nut muffins before adjourning at 4 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angela Barton
Artene Slaugh
Susan Darker
Patricia Stone
Sue Barker
Perry
Patty Stone
Angela Barston
Pam
Mrs Spiers Visits Family Amid Utah Visits
Kin and friends visit Salt Lake City Copperton Sandy and Vernal relations with Glines and Spiers families. Numerous relatives, friends, and scouts travel, with Gladys Price hospitalized then released to stay with daughter. Local reunion gathers Hodgkinson family at Springville on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Price
Reginald Gurchinal
Gary Glines
Robert Whittaker
Useir
Lloyd Glines
Allen Richardson
Dallas Perry
Arnold Perry
Clayton Slaugh
Charlotte Nadlock
Fae Kidd
Alfred Kidd
Connie Dickson
Norma Nae Gardiner
Salt Lake
Springville
Erma M
Hel
Archin Johnson
van Ross
Roosevelt
Kenynet Spiers
Paul Watking
Garrett Case
Nene Storey
Dovg Jensen
DeArmon Batty
Wade Jenking
Bruce White
Lane Pletcher
Mra Leafy Moore Returns From Three Week Colorado Vacation
Mrs Leafy Moore came back Monday night after a three week vacation in Colorado visiting Calburn with her sister and family the St L Shawn in Palisade with her brother and family the Tames Fletchers and in Grand Tunction with other relatives and friends
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leafy Moore
Colorado
Calburn
Tt. L. Shawn
Palisade
Tames Fletchers
Grand Tunction
Vernal Lions Club Officers and Committees Announced
A complete roster of Vernal Lions Club officers and committees was announced this week. It lists President Glen C. Oldroyd, VPs Leland G Rex and Lloyd Winward, Secretary Keith I. Adams, Treasurer Elwood A. Gert, and other officers. Committees include Agriculture with Buell Bennett as director and Roland Merkley as chairman, plus Athletics with Keith L. Ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal Lions Club
Glen C. Oldroyd
Leland G
Rex
V. P
Lloyd Winward
Larson Caldwell
Keith I. Adams
Elwood A. Gert Talltwister
Arthur Schaefermeyer
Lion Tanner
John L. Doyles
Frank R. Walker
Archie Johnson
Glenn Hi. Cooper
William B. Wal. Imi
Buel Dennett
A. T. Puredie
Ray FE
Spendlove
Buell Bennett
Roland Merkley
Paul M Batty
Sean P. Christensen
DeMarr Dudley
Rulon S. Hacking
Ben W. Lindsay
Andrew R. McCankie
Slaney
Merkley
Zelph S. Calder
Keith L. Ad
Hometown America club rosters show diverse committees and leaders
An OCR list outlines numerous names across committees such as Attendance, Boys and Girls, Club Improvement, Fellowship, Finance, Public Relations, Meals, Membership, Parks, Program and Entertainment, and Publicity. Leaders include Glade Sowards, John Doyle, Stanley King, Charley Everett, and others, with many members spanning Lions Education and related groups.
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Ams
Glade M. Sowards
John K. Doyle
Grant Southam
Stanley R. King
Charley Everett
Leland G
Rex
Martin W. Curtis
Areold R. Sargent
Paut M, Hatty
K. D. Patitz
Adolph Johnson
Larsen Caldwell
Jack A. Seitz
E. A. Sweatfield
Dan Q. Price
Lee Murray
C. Laurence Fox
Lloyd Gimes
Lowell Ander
San
Robert Seay
van Robison
George E. Johnston
Mr Ray Smith
J. C. Haws
Glenn Wf. Cooper
Whitney D. Hammond
Nathan Jones
Henry B. Millecam, Sr
Charles Tl. Mendersor
John Ki. Doyle
Harmon S. Sowards
Ralph A. Dryson
Ethan Nealson
Edward A. Gee
Royal
Nenderson
Thomax
Sweatman
Orlan Watking
Harry Brown
C. J. Barnett
Raymond Siddoway
Ray E. Spendlove
Laurence YY
Siddoway
Hugh W. Colton
Glenn H. Cooper
Wenderson
Parks
A. T. Purdie
Henry Schaefermeyer
Buell Bennett
Rulon
Hacking
Coke R. Jeffries
Arthur Schaefermeyer
Harold E. Davis
Stanley Anderson
Rondo Hermon
Willam B. Wallis
Menry E. Millecam, Sr
Jars R
Wala
New Lemon Grape Iro Cubex Mix Debuts For Refreshing Drink
New drink mix promises a refreshing beverage for gatherings. Instructions describe dissolving the mix in cold water with sugar, adding lemon and grape flavors, and serving over ice. Two guests can be served per batch, with cube trays provided for chilling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Hardy
Rev Alan Tull To Visit Here This Weekend
The Rev. Alan C. Tull, formerly of St. Pauls Episcopal Church, will visit this weekend. He has pursued a doctor of theology degree at General Theological Seminary in New York City. He will celebrate the Holy Eucharist at St. Pauls on Sunday at 9 and 11 o clock, with nursery care, a film strip program for children, and a coffee hour after the late service to renew friendships with Fr. Tull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan C. Tull
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Tull
General Theologic 0 Seminary
New York
Unclear list of names and titles from archival note
Fragmentary OCR shows multiple personal names and roles across categories like Safety, Schools, and Light Conservation. The legibility is poor, with garbled spellings and incomplete entries, preventing a coherent event or action from emerging.
World’s Fair Seattle features Space Needle flame and monorail
El Paso Natural Gas Company promotes the Seattle World’s Fair highlighting a 660 foot Space Needle flame, the Coliseum previewing the next century, and a monorail. It notes gas use for heating cooling cooking and energy for meals as the fair runs through October 21.
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United States
Seattle
Pacific Northwest
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Paso Natural Gas Company
Space Needle
el Paso Natural Gas Company
Northern Life
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Brian O'Neil
Gale Pederson
Verda Harrison
Grenda Gardiners
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Sam Wallace F. Bennall
Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Mrs. Spiers
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Kenneth Spiers
Harold Ki, Spiera
Frank Swann
Copperton
James Ti, Cunliffe
Sandy
Kelsey Shoemaker
Mis
Connie Cook
Harold Cook
Kim
Robert Steck
Ferrell Glines
Lloyd Glinea
Rey Searle
Fame
Vernal Lions
America
William A. Jacobe
Don E. Redfearn
M. Ray Smith
Thomas M. Sweatman
Lions Education
Leland G. Rex
BH. Hy Stringham
J. Arden Jolley
Paul Borden
Ralph Siddoway
Floyd Wil
Nems
Alan Tull
Andrew McCankle
Reed M. Blechell
Earl J. Freeman
Aaron Jolley
W. Jones
Frank H. Walker
Duane Peirce
Dee Marie Dudley
Rondo Herman
Aston Jolley
Dan B. Redfearn
Ray E. Spendiive
Algin BE
Weeks
Warren D. Mott
J. Pivle Reader
Lawrence A
Pandy
Rehmey
Ric Teeek
Stotch Neil
Moncrall
U.S
EL Paso Natural Gas
el Paso Natural
Arizona
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Hawter
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