Festivities to Open at Park County Hall Event
A local celebration begins at 4 00 PM with a speech by the chairman and guest presentations. The program moves to the county park where social activities and a reception will follow at 6 00 PM in the designated hall. Community members are invited to attend and support the event.
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Pan
Ivernon
Dary
Ana Strougn
Ely County Pa Park
Cotaw
Weil
Rae Bolder
Lama
Centennial Show to Be Held in July in Uintah County
Uintah County announc es a July centennial pageant titled Centennial Show. Arts and music chair Stella Richards leads a two hour program featuring nine episodes from prehistoric times to a century of progress. Crowning, flags, and student performances mark the event with local school bands and Utah Pioneers involved.
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Uintah County
Ose
di Stella Richards
Arts and Music
Daughters
Utah Pioneers
Toy Scouts
God the Uintah Thigh
Roberts
Mra. of Man
Utah
Batty
William
Ashley
Party
Nares
Church of
Willia
LaVell Manwaring
Ada Openshaw
Ranel Manwaring
Mormon Battalion
Seer Rigby
Eerie
Salt Lake Valley
Lund
Patenets
Allen Calder
Pro Fey
Utes Fey
Watkins Announce Annapolis Exams For Midshipmen Nominations
Senator Arthur W Watkins announces nominations to the U S Naval Academy for three midshipmen vacancies. One principal and three alternates will be named for each vacancy from qualified New England men aged 16 to 21 who file applications at the senator's Washington, D C office. Applications will be reviewed by a board of Utah educators before final selections.
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Abtte
WU. S. Naval Academy
Arthur W Watking
Senaie
Washington, D.C
Utah
URS Band Concert Friday Under Gilbert Childs Direction
The Uintah High School band conducted by Gilbert Childs will perform a concert Friday evening at the courthouse. The program includes marches and light classics such as March, Manhattan, Death, Waltz Tout Ode, Song of Love, The Donkey Serenade, Silver Threads, and Sousa selections with pieces by Yoder and Mary Earl. The event proceeds support a local centennial celebration in Salt Lake City on July 24.
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Acq Uinlat Mat Sengo
Gilbert Childs
Fapes
Manhattan
John Philip Nouta
Missouri
Tout Oder
Simmunds Meamberg
Joda
Frinl
Danke
Paul Yoder
Heauista Chin
Mary Earl
Sousa
Uintah High School
Saltko City
Air Show to Open Salt Lake City Base June 29
Vermols dir show will launch at 1 30 p m Sunday June 29 featuring Might gat fighter planes from the National Guard base at Salt Lake City under Captain J Goes. Sensational aerial stunts by Johnny Weir an Ogden star pilot will include a Waco biplane display with mountain air show. Motorless stunting will be shown with a soaring plane towed aloft by an AT craft. Parachute drops and trap dusting demonstrations will follow, with skilled flyers and local aviation clubs contributing to the program. The event aims to highlight agricultural aviation techniques and stunt capabilities for a wide audience.
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Vermols
National Guard
Salt Lake City
J. Goes
Utah Clau
Pat 9Aneray
Utah National Guard
Johnny Weir
Ogden
Weir
Mountain Air Down
Diane
Posse
Li Keecanag
Ma Me Parachute Company
Ty E T. Riddling
Ught
Sircraft
Riaaling
Funeral Services Held for Auto Accident Victim
Funeral services were held for James W. Birch Jr. who died instantly in a Sunday auto accident five miles east of Rangely when the truck he rode in overturned. Witnesses said Keith Wallace, 33, Vernal, the driver, was cited for the crash after losing control during a pass. Birch was employed by Stately CostCo at the White River mine and lived there with his wife and children.
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Panera
James VW. Birch
Rangely
Keith Wallace
Vernal
Vehile
Wallace
Birch
CostCo
White River
Legion to Elect Officers June 30 at Legion Home
American Legion Wilbeck Post No 11 will elect officers on June 30 at the Legion Home. Richard E. Wiford, publicity committee chairman, announced this week.
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Legion
American Legion
Wilbeck
Richard E. Wiford
Regular meeting names new United recreation council officers
Kenneth Sotards named president of the United Recreation Council at a regular Thursday meeting. Other officers include Rev. pie Benimiades as vice president and several positions filled on the executive board. The group plans training in gun safety, a community canteen, and a series of meetings at local schools and high schools.
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Kenneth Sotards
Ned
United Recreation Council
Pie Beniimiades
Torm
Aree
Severin
Rene
Ree
Lee
Faba
Aly
Ftaub
Bony Club
Gun Sp Tafety
Fiesernn
Tiaoe
Shirley Gall
Gall Tree A
Federated Women
Uintah High School
Centennial Dance by MIA for Pioneer Theme
The MIA announces a centennial dance inviting all, with free guest tickets for non budget holders. Each ward sponsors a girl candidate for Miss Pioneer, to be chosen during the intermission floor show. Theme "Utah We Love Thee" with Reynolds' orchestra providing music. Participants with pioneer costumes encouraged. Seeds cease to germinate after 20 to 25 years.
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Misa Plessee
Utah
Softball Leagues Organized In Uintah County
Frank Wright Uintah recreation council director announced a four league softball program for various age groups. Five teams have entered the senior league Krvania Clip Aahton's Caldwell Timber Vernal Lirvg and Ulah Matar, with junior and girls divisions forming now and a strong need for supervisors and volunteers.
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Frank Wright
Uintah Recreation Council
Krvania Clip
Aahton's
Caldwell Timber
Vernal Lirvg
Ulah Matar
Jims
Brpeforce Returns from Denver After Acting Stint
Caldwell came back Tuesday after serving as Brpeforce for two weeks in Denver, resuming duties with the company following his acting period there.
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Mr. Kar) Caldwell
Denver
Vernal Aviation Day Proclaimed by City Mayor
The proclamation designates June 29, 1947 as Vernal Aviation Day to honor civic groups aiding airport development and to encourage public attendance at related sports and activities. Mayor B. H. Stringham commends citizens to participate to foster aviation facility improvements in the city.
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Jach
USA
B. H. Stringham
City Plans Curb and Gutter Hearing Saturday
City council schedules a public hearing Saturday at 7330 Bank Avenue to discuss curb and gutter work for First Worth and Vernal Avenue, plus First and Second South Streets. City Manager Taylor invites all interested persons to attend, noting questions from property owners about parking changes, gutter installation, and pavement plans affecting walk areas and water drainage.
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Mun Tice
Inxordin
Foy Taylor
Tylor
Nain
Taylor
Pornaisalas
Perty
Lor
Silgetlan Wehes
Javior
Deer season totals and regulations spark regional debate
In Greendale and Browns areas, officials discuss doe counts and a proposed minimum kill to manage deer populations. Reports cite a plan to raise cull limits, with Browns forestry noting current totals and potential season adjustments. A nod to statewide trends suggests rising herd activity, while the article hints at continuation on page four.
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Reynolds
Uintah
Cour
Greendale
Browns
Axhier Forest
Harrison
Scrambles and clubs secure event participation
Cosponsors of the event include notable figures such as Br. Mageera and Harold Alexander. Attendees list features Don, Jenken, Sean Towards, and Uintah County representatives. The gathering covers various scrambles, receptions, and pro placements with emphasis on social clubs and local officials.
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Argen
Harold Alexander
Uintah youths prize at junior livestock show proceeds
Uintah County youths sent 78 entries to the Junior Livestock Exposition. Exhibitors earned top prices with grand champions fetching exceptional bids. Fat lambs sold three dollars above marked price and hogs brought five to six dollars over market. steers topped eight dollars above standard market. Exhibitors included Don Gerhman Donald Caldwell Deon Chew Glee Chew Melba Chew Deon Freestone Wallace Harvey Loren ence Glen McConkle Jean McConkle Tita McConkle Erwin Wilkins Tha Wilkins Albert Lee Wil-8
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Uintah County
Juyera
Chalee
Don Gerhman
Donald Caldwell
Deon Chew
Glee Chew
Melba Chew
Deon Freestone
Wallace Harvey
Loren Ence
Glen McConkle
Jean McConkle
Tita McConkle
Erwin Wilkins
Tha Wilkins
Albert Lee
Supt West Talks To Educators At Utah Conference
Grant Vest, superintendent of the Unital school district, was among Utah's top educators discussing the Problem of Teacher Welfare at the Utah Educational Administration conference. The meeting at the University of Utah ran from Monday through Friday with West serving on a five member panel about a Merit System for Teachers.
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Grant Vest
Unital
Utah Educational Administraton
University of Ulan
Wil
Ida Me West
Suy
Eit of
Utah
Montgomery Opens New Texaco Service Station
Montgomery opens his east Highway 40 Texaco station in a 60 by 60 foot cinder block building. It features three pumps a two post hoist radiator cleaning pressure battery charger and other auto services. The station offers tires tubes batteries and auto accessories with tire repair and valve services and daily operations from dawn to dusk.
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Russell Montgomery
Texaco
East Highway 40
Montgomery
San
Utah oil pipelines planned from Rangely to Salt Lake City
Utah Oil officials say Standard Oil of California will build a 12 inch line. Utah Oil and Salt Lake lines to Salt Lake City. Stanolind plans a competing 12 inch line to Yarnell or Yarnmutter. total four pipelines expected from Rangely field as drilling picks up. Rigs moving into field along highways 40 and 64. Company plans expect up to 60 rigs in 30 days.
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Utah
OM Hefling Co
Rangely
Salt Lake City
Uintah County
California
Jay & Ave
Utah Oil
Utah OM Uniil Standard of
Salt Lake
Stanolind
Wyo
Furlough Return of Errol Huttinger from Alaska Army Post
Errol Huttinger of Roane visits his parents Mr and Mrs Harvey Hutlinger while on furlough from Fairbanks Alaska where he has served the past eight months in the Army. He reports to Fort Drag for discharge later this month and plans to re enter service after discharge.
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Errol Huttinger
Harvey Hutlinger
Errol Fan
Fairbanks
Alaska
Ft. Drag
MW. C
Rangely
Vernal Rodeo Queen Candidates Named by Local Groups
The Vernal community selects queen candidates for the upcoming rodeo. Kiwanis Club, civic groups, and supporting organizations will announce entrants next week. Girls must ride horses and project an appealing presence. voting determines the queen who will ride at the rodeo July 18 at Topertel hall with two runners up designated for county honors. Baby dictations start Monday with local residents visiting relatives and planning travel.
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Atvin 'Oy Ani Goya Eaton
Epehalimes
Oneyday
Kiwanis Club
Expri Mesure
Kay and Eaton
War
Uia
Topertel Hall
Tale
Utah
Kay
Eaton
Centennial events spread across Utah state schedule
A fragmented list outlines statewide centennial events in Utah with dates and venues. June activities include NCAA events, a concert at Tabernacle Choir, a guest soloist, a fashion exhibit, a horse show, and a celebration in Tooele, Salt Lake, and surrounding areas.
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Tabernacle Choir
See ‘Biten
Opera ‘Deritense
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