Lions Chil Officers Installed in Vernal June 22 Schedule
Installation of Lions Chil officers is set for June 22 with proxy. New president Harold Sargent will lead a slate including Sid Merkley first vice president Arden Tolley second vice president Max Abbott third vice president Heyal Henderson secretary treasurer Jack Turner Dan Pelee Moldover and directors Herbert Fowler Reed Birchell Tail twister Glenn Cowper Dr Ray Spendrove organist Archie Johnson and secretary Coke Jeffries. The retiring officers include C Laurence Fox president Clair Hopkins first vice president Orlan Johnson second vice president La Rell Anderson secretary William Hurst tailtwister Dr T R Seager chorister Glen Lambert and Frank Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otay
Tiree Fox
Persident
Sid Merkley
Qo Arden Tolley
Max Go Abbott
Heyal Bo Henderson
Jack Turner
Dan Q Pelee
Herbert B Fowler
Reed M Birchell
Glenn Cowper
Ray E. Spendrove
Archie Johnson
Imnyal Henderson
Coke Jeffries
Lion Tamer
Mr . Sargent At Presents
Uintad State Bank
Bank of Southern Utah
Cedar City
Finance Department
US Army
England
France
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
San Francisco
Sargent
Federal Reserve District
Vernal
Branch Agricultural College
The
College of Southern Utah
Junior Chamber of Commerce
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Veterans Organization
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Vernal Second Ward
Mr. Sargent
Lions Club
C. Laurence Fox
Clair R. Hopkins
Orlan L. Johnson
Rell Anderson
William D. Hurst
Tailtwister
T. R. Seager
Son Tamer
Glen A. Lambert
Frank Walker
E. Ray Cundick
Adolph Johnsen
Miller Bros Dance Band Scheduled At Taperial Mall
The Miller Bros one of the largest Southwest clubs bring a 25 minute floor show with Jerry Tyler Madge Sutter Leon Miller and others. They are recording for Star Record Co and perform at their Wichita Falls hall each Saturday. Since 1950 they expanded to several states and two KFDX radio shows. The group emphasizes versatile music from modern tunes to hoedowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhag Gon
Faenes
Nan Oor
Jordan
Madge Sutter
Leon Miller
Dutch Ingram
Oklahoma City
Miller Bros
Star Record Co
Wichita Falls
Texas
Southwest
Leon, Lee
Sam Miller
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Arizona
Colorado
Wyoming
Louisiana
Mississippi
KFDX
Applications Open for City Mail Carrier Job
Frank G. Slaugh Vernal postmaster announces exam for city mail carrier. Application blanks available from Jesse A. Haws or Homer Robertson civil service clerks at the Post Office. Send completed forms to U S Civil Service Commission Region 10 Denver 2 Colo by mail to Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank G. Slaugh
Jesse A. Haws
Homer Robertson
Civil Service
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Region 10
Denver 2
Colo
Denver
Lions Club Ladies Night Acknowledged At Merkley Park
Ver nal Lions Club and the Lady Lions held a Ladies Night program on Wednesday June 8 at Merkley Park with 160 members in attendance. Entertainment included comic solos by Boyd Ericksey and group singing. The postmaster noted wartime veterans receive a points preference and a beginning wage of 161 percent per hour, with an examination date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parpecue Ainner
Vernal Lions Club
Lady Lions
Merkley Park
Boyd Ericksey
Slaugh
1955 USC attendance shows districtwide gains
The Uintah School District reports 103 students achieved perfect attendance this year, up from 166 last year, as director A Alwyn Call credits parental cooperation and belief in education. The district average attendance is 24.4 percent with strong records since tracking began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USC
Uintah
A. Alwyn Call
Call
Cal
Fires burn 200 acres in Ashley National Forest
Two fires were found Sunday in Ashley National Forest. The Rough Hollow fire near Duchesne expanded to about 200 acres in Douglas fir timber. A second blaze in Miners Gulch near Tabiona burned a iet tree in high timber near Bear Lake. Cause remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashley National Forest
Rough Hollow
Duchesne
Merlin Bishop
Hurst
Basin Flying Service
Miners Gulch
Tabiona
Jesse Palm
Moon Lake
Vernal Ram Sale Entry Blanks Now in Mail
Vernal Ram Sale Committee secretary Clair R Acord announced that entry blanks for the Oct 18 sale are being mailed and close August 1. He reported good spring range storms, progressing lambing, and promising whiteface and blackface rams. Fees per head include studs 10 dollars range yearlings 2 dollars registered yearlings 2 dollars and lambs 2 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal Ram Sale
Vernal Ram Sale Committee
Clair R. Acord
Mr. Acord
Acord
Uintah High School Student Roster Fragments List Names
A list of many students across grades eight through twelve appears, including Wanda Ann Merrill Lorna Oberhansly Terrell Smith Betty Oberhansly and others. The fragmentary OCR reads names by grade with multiple duplicates and partial surnames, lacking context or events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moosman
Wanda Ann Merrill
Lorna Oberhansly
Terrell Smith
Betty Oberhansly
Uintah High School
Kathleen Elaine Allred
Kristin Calder
Carolyn Goodrich
Gerald Clifton Harrison
LaRae Henline
George William Lee
Barbara Jean Litster
Ruby Ann Merrill
Merrily Shepherd
Virginia Lynn Snell
Darlene Ina Barney
Philip Brewer
Judy Ann Hall
Lila Hunting
Patricia Lucille Liphardt
Geneva Nielsen
Elaine Walker
Julie Washburn
Elaine Workman
Terry Joe Corless
Diane Joy Busch
Millie Kay Calder
Gary Lyman Campbell
Sharon Fietkau
Johnnie Vance Johnson
Emma Jean Rasmussen
Claudine Renfroe
Herold Shanno
Donald H. Smith
Carolyn Sullivan
Coleen Mae Bingham
Marie Hodgkinson
Eula Rae Johnson
Sherlene Karren
Layne Powell
Pierce Clark Rosselle
David Walker Rust
Economic optimism and rising family incomes in postwar America
A long analysis of wage growth and living standards shows 1947 to 1950 gains in family income, with average U.S. family earnings rising from about $4,027 in 1944 to $5,330 in later years. Most families now earn between $5,000 and $10,000, while only 15 percent of city families live in poverty. The piece stresses advertising’s role in building consumer confidence and forecasts continued growth, with firms planning 5 percent higher capital outlays in 1955 and 10–12 percent capacity expansion 1956–58, framing prosperity as a societal shift driven by education, character, and advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babson Institute
Technical and Business Administration College
Ciites
Washington
Cookerettes Formed By Local Girls Club
Kathy Robinson reports the third year cooking club chose the name Cookerettes at their meeting held at teacher Carma Weeks home. The group outlined summer activities and plans to bake bread at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathy Robinson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nage Nise
U.S
India
Independence
Asha Pamesar
Pushpalata Karnik
Allys Sultana
Kfrubarathy Cross
Usha Sud
Ute. Matomen
Pushpa Milra
Hamlate Singh
Surrender Salat
Miller Bros. Dance
Taperial Mall
Lions
Uintah State Bank
Utah
Avalon Marsha Jarman
Carma Pickup
Clarice Wissrup
Denese Rogers
Angelina Wissrup
Carol Elsworth
Kenneth Pickup
Walter Wissrup
Joyce Jensen
Pauline Pickup
Irene Jensen
Vina Cesspooch
Alterra
Linda Reyas
Lloyd Rasmussen
Mark Kettle
Marvella Cuch
Richard Curry
Danny Tore
Leland Nephi
Lois Brown
Dennis Jenkins
Douglas Richens
Marilyn Denver
Dorothy LaHose
Poentte Powahl
Carol ‘Age
Dwight Springer
Kay Collins
Max Rasmussen
Eldra Cuch
Beatrice Reed
Charles Jenkins
Carol Rasmussen
Alahna Asay
Renee Hall
Ronald Murphy
Wayne Zutel
Henrietta Tonegates
Lytel Johnson
Rita Jean Reed
Sharon Rasmussen
Bonanza
Linda Gurr
Jennifer Postma
Douglas Winkler
Dennis Williams
Kathleen Caldwell
Tom Ainge
Nila Evans
Lavon Muirhead
Stephen Poulson
Peggy Robinson
Bryant Curtis
Central
Calder Cameron
Terry Sweatfield
Kathy Sue Cloward
Janet Gentry
David Davis
Carl Morehouse
Kent Southam
Patricia Luck
Keith Murray
Ronnie Pederson
Roland Searle
Leon Roberts
Don Winder
Cllita Bennett
Jean L. Nielsen
Sandra Shiner
Donald Weist
Clifton Corless
Anita Ericksen
David Cooper
Johnny Kindt
Susan Williams
Howard B. Calder
Robert Sowards
Sonja Searle
Jay Dee Young
Larie Merrill
Kathryn Caldwell
East Mevi
Ashley Forest
Wabson
Tarson
Hhasaia
G.E. Waffle Baker and Sandwich Grill
Skotch Kooler
G.E. Budget Iron
Searle’s Saving Center
Woodsy 5
West Main
Phons
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