Utah Milk Tests Show Low Radiation Levels Across State
University of Utah researchers report milk samples from Utah show low to average fallout in strontium 90 and cesium, with wide variation yet overall exceptional safety. The three year study, led by Dr. Pendleton and Dr. Mays, samples dairy farms across Idaho border to Uintah and Colorado basins, using two test schedules and statewide cooperation.
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Utah
United States
University of Utah
Robert C. Pendleton
Charles W. Mays
Anatomy
College of Medicine
Pendleton
Idaho
St. George
Uinta
Colorado Basins
Eber Mae Company
Santa Fe
New Mexico
John Tarnard
Utah State University
Irving B. McNulty
Seville Flowers
Vasyl M. Gyosdelsky
4 H Camp Skit Practice Report
Mertidy Stewart called the meeting to order at 2 00 on Thursday. We sang Shell Be Coming Round the Mountain. Shelly Knight led the pledge of allegiance. We made chocolate milk shakes and practiced our skit for the 4-H camp.
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Mertidy Stewart
Shelly Knight
Ballard Erna Stolla Weds Willard Stephensen at LDS Temple
The Mant LDS Temple wedding united Frederika Erna Stolla of Ballard and Willard Peter Stephensen of Sandy on Saturday July 14. The groom is a retired railroad man and the bride has worked as a nurse in Roosevelt Hospital. After the ceremony the couple planned a California trip to visit the Stella boys and attend the Seattle World's Fair, with other family notes and visitors mentioned from Salt Lake City, Du Chesne, and nearby towns.
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Frederika
Erna) Stolla
Ballard
Willard Peter Stephensen
Sandy
Stephenson
Stolla
Alterra
Roosevelt Cospital
California
Stella
Seattle
Wash
Mra
LaRue McClure
Robert Nyberg
Lapoint
Roosevelt
Erna Slalla
Pinedale
Wyo
Herbert Molyneaux
Farrell Mohrman
Bountiful
Russel Todd
Phils Jue Johnson
Boston
Salt Lake
Dennis Morgan
Salt Lake City
Kay Arnold
Jay Gill
Gill
Inlaw
Ceci
Jenkins
Parker Robinson
Hazella Poulson
Duc
Farrell Rasmussen
Whiterocks Canyon
Carol
Shar Ann Ras
Glines Fletcher Family To Tour East
Mr and Mrs Lyon Fletcher and family of California arrived here Saturday night Their children Robert and Carrie Marie will remain with Mr and Mrs Terry Fletcher while their parents and Mr and Mrs Martin Fletcher travel to Minnesota to visit the original Fletcher homestead They will also go to New York to attend the Hill Camera Pageant They plan a three week trip Mr and Mrs W L Tullis motored to Logan to attend the Boys State banquet
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Lyon Fletcher
California
Robert
Carrie Marie
Terry Fletcher
Martin Fletcher
Mnots
Fletcher
New York
W. L. Tullis
Logan
Family and Friends Gather for Funeral and Visits Across Utah
Salt Lake City guests include the Olle Rasmussens and Mrs. Warold Gardner. The Elder family and Lundberg hosts join funeral attendance for Mrs. John A. Gardner. Miller of Orem and Mrs. Ted Campbell visit Jack Cook and George Bracken households. Roosevelt and Roosevelt area visitors also call on Mrs. Louisa Campbell. Mrs. Leo Walker of Fort Duchesne undergoes major surgery in Boulder Community Hospital.
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Key Elder
Kearns
Francis’ Lundberg
Warold Gardner
Salt Lake City
Earl Gardner
John A. Gardner Monseday
George Miller
Orem
Millers
Jack Cooks
Ted Campbell
Tone
Calif
Louisa Campbell
Roosevelt
George Bracken
Leo J. Walker
Ft. Duchesnes
Boulder
Coto
Josie Todd
Heber City
Local visitors and travelers noted in Uintah County
The note records Roger receiving a scholarship and Fern Fausett of Price visiting with family including Keith Ross and Warren Ross of California. Garret Case toured Logan with farmers, visiting his daughter and son in law David Thompson. Lorraine Tullis recovered from surgery at Uintah County Hospital. Fae Tullis and Vaughn Chapman visit W L and Mrs Tullis. Orson Caldwell group traveled to Washington for the World's Fair, joining Owen Caldwell at Ft. Lewis with the National Guard, and visiting Orson’s brothers Owen and Howard. The gathering included Fred Van Bezooyen and daughter from Salt Lake City, Max Aycock and daughter from Provo, Christina Peterson of Horse Idaho, and Mr and Mrs Edward Aycock at the Buesty home.
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Fern Fausett
Price
Keith Ross
Keith
Warren Ross
California
Garret Case
Logan
Inlaw
David Thompson
Lorraine Tullis
Uintah County
Fae Tullis
Vaughn Chapman
Fae
Orson Caldwell
Kalth
Terry
Washington
Owen
Ft,lhewls
National Guard
Orson
Howard Caldwell
Fred van Bezooyen
Salt Lake City
Max Aycock
Provo
Christina Peterson
Horse
Idaho
Buesty
Edward Aycock
Wardle Family Reunion at Midway and Local Health Updates
Family notes report several members attending a Wardle Family Reunion at Midway. Dick Offutt is convalescing at home after injuring his foot while playing ball with the Gaines Ward team. Jocelyn Jensen returns from Salt Lake City while Jerry Case spent two days in the hospital with a virus infection. Royce Simper and Shirley and Connleers travel in California and Oregon, with Grandview Idaho involvement alongside Vaughn Simper. Additional updates include relatives visiting from Glines to the Wardle reunion and Keith Drimhall with family from Ogden visiting Mrs Brimhall’s parents Myron and Mrs Perry.
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Dick Offutt
Gaines Ward
Jocelyn Jensen
Salt Lake City
Jerry Case
Roy Simper
Shirley
Connleers
California
Oregon
Grandview
Idaho
Vaughn Simper
Glines
Wardle
Midway
Martin Fletcher
Nor+man Fletcher
Clayton Curtis
Terry Fletcher
Neldon Reynolds
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Rey D. Lloyd
U. of U
Bakeretts
Lon Edrington
Erna Stolla, W. Stephensen
Elian Bracken
Ogden
Ogden Market
Associated Livestock Marketing Agencies
Union Stockyards
Cho Ss
Happy Family Fun
Safeway
Sin
Enie Dk
Ozark
Vienna
Angel Food
Big
Toe
Allen Cey
Effectea
Thuredey
Pridey
Bari
Glines Fletcher
East
May Jorgensen
Mussen
Olle Rasmussens
Japan
Bined
Roger
Mra, W. L. Tullis
TOR
Continental Trailways Tour
Denver
Los Angeles
Chicago
Cleveland
Omaha
Pittsburg
Continental Trailways
Rogers
Blue Mountain Antennas
Ashley Valley Appliance & Sport Shop
W. Main
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