Uintah Basin Industrial Convention Heads Scheidale Meeting
The Uintah Basin Industrial Convention led by Kenneth Aycock will meet Friday in Roosevelt City. The August convention topics include a talent show baby show culture club and many department heads with programs before Hutchings and an evening dance schedule.
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Ast
Uintah Basin
Roosevelt City
Kenneth Aycock
Roosivelt
Ellen Nawlings
Bennie Schmeltz
Queen Dance
Clif Memmett
Pearl Labrum
Blanche Murphy
Hutchings
Story Princess
Legion Auxiliary
Publeby
Lawrell Jensen
Calvin Kowalls
Lions Club
Ben Turner
Roe McDonald
Emily Waiherson
Dorothy, Luck
Joe and
Mary Norton
Leo Thorne
Lois Taavilt
Garden Club
Coleen Mantula
Artesia Families Relocate and Travel Highlights
The Bob Schiller family of Craig moved to Artesia where Dob has work at Continental Emseo. Several locals moved or traveled for jobs or visits including Truman Sima family from Arkansas, Mrs. Sima at Artesia Cafe, Kenneth Lee and Tony Machado to LaBarge Wyoming seeking work. Visits include George Forakis of Salt Lake City, BMN Gadd and Leland from Grand Junction, and Lonnie Mantle graduation at Colorado State University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Schiller
Craig
Dob
Emseo
Truman Sima
Quantly
Arkansas
Sima
Artesia Cafe
Kenneth Lee
Tony Machado
LaBarge
Wyo
W. S. Gorum
Uvilian County Hospital
George Forakis
Salt Lake City
Jimmie Lee
Bmn Gadd
Leland
Grand Junction
Spenity
Clayton Webb
Vernal
Ricky Breving
Kimball
Nebis
Reeve
Terry
Gale Tanner
Ballard
Floydies
Don Dunn
LaVar Kerron
Dixie
Glen Patterson
Mike Belford
Mike
Carl Anselmi
Frome
Wyoming University
Schubert
Diane
Dontanra
Evelyn Mantle
Queeda Walker
Cynthis Ledford
Colorado State University
Lonnie Mantle
John Meullar
Meeker
Ely
Blanche McCarrell
Earl Meuller
Tubby
Harry Trough
Bob Scott
Naples Temple Excursion Attended
Local notes report a successful Naples temple excursion with 14 adults, including Mr and Mrs Shirley Rodeback of Salt Lake City visiting the Ruppes in Blackfoot Idaho. Several relatives and friends on weekend visits are listed from Paonia and Salt Lake City as the community shares greetings and events.
Bernita McCarthy Studies Mineral Industries at U
Bernita McCarthy of Vernal a Uintah High School seccer studies Utah mineral industries this summer on a scholarship from the Utah Associated Chambers of Commerce. She is one of 30 scholarship winners at the University of Utah for a three week course. They will spend at least nine days in the field touring mines and mills. The program restricts to 30 teachers and administrators, with scholarships covering a $90 tuition and travel for field trips. Osmond L. Marline and Dr. El Roy Nelson lead the course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernita T. McCarthy
Vernal
Uintah High School
Utah
Natural Resources Committee
Utah Associated Chambers of Commerce
University of Utah
Successul
Associated Chambers
Osmond L. Marline
University Bureau of Econgs and Business Research
el Roy Nelson
First Security Corp
Ground Observers Corps meeting held in bunkhouse basement
Jerry McNutt acted as instructor at a Ground Observers Corps gathering in the bunkhouse basement Monday where he demonstrated how to place calls to the Salt Lake City filler center and showed two films. Ellen and Lee Ann Batty stayed with grandparents W. B. Powell. Marilyn Workman from Park City visited with Art McKnight. DurRant from Ogden, a McKnight relation, also visited. Floyd Wilkins and family of Vernal dined with Lea Malers. Bob Ott visited the Paul Guilorys. Roy Workman and family returned to Park City after visiting. Don Wardle hosted a Bridge Club gathering with Bob Locker, Dill Whitney, Loal Anderson, Glen Allens, Jim Beasts, and Mel Means. Dean Brent and others visited Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry McNutt
Ground Observers Corps
Salt Lake City
Ellen
Lee Ann Batty
Floyd Wilkins
Vernal
Lea Malers
Bob Ott
Paul Gulllorys
Roy Workman
Art McKnights
Rangely
Carl Workmans
Park City
Don Wardle
Bridge Club
Bob Locker
Dill Whitney
Loal Andertus
Glen Allens
Jim Beasts
Mel Means
Dean Brent
Farm Agency Helps Families Plan For Profitable Farming
Armond TD Spendlove, head of the county Farm Service Administration, said the agency does not loan to family type farms but provides loans and services to supplement private lenders. He stressed proper fertilization, weed and insect control as aids to farming and noted the agency aids farm families paying off loans and planning farm management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armond
Spendlove
Els
Tha
Spendrove
Hugh Coys and the Wess Punch in Rangely Weekend
McKnight spent the weekend at home while the Wean Punches visited Rangely Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Guillory with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ott journeyed to Salt Lake City Monday for medical care. The Mac McLennens visited Sunday with the Wess Punches.
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Hugh Coys
Wess
Dim. McKnight
Wean
Rangely
Paul Guillory
Mrg
Bob Ott
Salt, Lake City
Mr. Guillory
Mac McLennens
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Scheidale
Dick Scholes
Clem Labrum
Kiwanis Club
Owen Burgener
Glen Allred
Alan's
Roosevelt
James E. Bacon
Royal Emiles
Prince Rainer
Princess Grice Beam
Joat Fangio, Whence
Monaco
Artesia Schiller
Sims Families
Artesia
Dodge Trucks
Rok
Tures
Teat Dees
PM Faun
Douro
Jessees Root
Dodge
PowerGiants
Gee
Naples
Ade Wopesten
Ivan
Miz
Shirley Rodeback
Nogh Rodeback
Wilbur
BYU
Frevo
Allen Clark
Blackfoot
Ida
Ara
C. P. Ruppes
Glenn
Openshaw
Norman Haslems
Paonla
Colo
Charles Olsen
Wade
Robert Clayton
Alamosa
Sre
Wallace Goodriches
Delroy Merrell
Sandy
Grant Merrellz
Howard Winwell
Jerome Goodrich
Sheila Smuin
Mia
Laurence Fountaine
Paonia
Jim Campbells
Dee Manwaring
Dev Manwaring
Jim Campbell
Lowell Roberts
Pleasant Valley
Ife Ellis
Ellis Canning CO
Safeway
Jackie Turner
Ronald Dudley
Tamara Curfew
Clark Poy
John Curfew
U.S
Jawerre
Beverly Peanut Butter
Cote Arahams
Sarah Gal
Tella Tuva
Dee Gf
Eleenhower
Muga Deffner
Surance Mba
Oklahoma City
Pola
Bernita McCarthy
By Marie B. Wardle
Ting
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