Glines Youth Chorus Forms 48 Voice Group in Uintah
Glines Ward reports 48 member youth chorus named Glines Youth Chorus of Uintah Stake. Jeff fights Darle Dean Fletcher conflict rumor not verified. New Utah gasoline Utoco Improved Gasoline and Utocomium Motor Oil debut March 10 from Utah Oil Refining Company per A J Badger.
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Glings Iy Saphas
Jeff
Darle Dean Fletcher
Ondatis
Enid Cook
Theda Murray
Glines Youth Chorus
Salt Lake City
Utah
Utah Oil Refining Company
A. J. Badger
Utoco
Bader
Salte
Badger
Glines Ward
Uintah Stake
L.D
LDS Girls Committee
Ward
Glines Chapel
T He Glines Chapel Land
David O. McKay
Mc- Kay
Hasen
Delley Abpland Alp
Atlys Watkins
DuWayne Case
Maeser Shifts Honor To Margene Hall Birthday
Birthday honor for Margene Hall daughter of Clyde and the late Lila Hall featured a gathering at her home with seventeen guests. The community noted visitors from Salt Lake City, Rangely, Warland, and Ogden. MIA members hosted a pot luck and square dancing followed by a film of the Golda Ball and Green events.
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Margene Hall
Clyde Hall
Ward
Salt Lake City
Rulen
Ts. Ashby
Ludeen Wins
Freda. Loose
Mark M. Hall
Alice Ashby
Rangely
Glen Ashby
Lindsay, Oaks
Crookgap
Alban Raines
Sally
Rangelihng
George Maxwell
Daughn Morrell
Bena
Ogden
John Coon
Rulon Ashby
Idaho Falls
Ida
Lila
Ila Ashby
Ing
Brigham Young Univerity
Mia
Young Dotks
The
C. B. Yates
Wgo
Visiting families and guests staying with local residents
The text notes visitors from Livingston Missouri and friends staying with Mr. and Mrs. Norval Massey. It mentions Mr. and Mrs. Roland Merkley weekending in Salt Lake with Melvin and Lucille Bodily. Carr Harvard Cockett and Edwin Hall from the BYU area stayed at the W. E. Bodity home. Charles McConkie winters in Moab Utah with his brother Russell.
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Ldvingston
Mort
Norval Massey
Roland Merkley
Salt Lake
Melvin
Lucille Bodily
Carr Harvard
Cockett
Edwin Hall
Byu
W. E. Bodity
Charles McConkie
Moab
Russell McConkie
TV and Radio Notes Spotlight Humble Talents and Ratings
Ted Mack's broadcast shows leaders and brass in a human light with a Dixieland number by a rear admiral and others. Bob Crosby earns praise for talent. Joan Davis NBC and other programs see shifts in ratings and sponsorships while Mark Wilson’s husband debuts in a stage play. Cream of Columbia crop highlights Dick Jurgens’ recording.
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Ted Mack
Washington
Bob Crosby
Joan Davis
CBS
Tex Williams
NBC
Smokey Rogers
Deuce Spriggins
Mark Wilson
Allan Nixon
Dick Tracy
Columbia
Dick Jurgens
unclear fragmentary text from 1940s song listings
Fragmented OCR text references songs and artists including Hugo Winter, Dinah Shore, Buddy Clark, Al Trace and others. The passage appears to list titles like Honey with Daddy's Little Girl and Glow Worm, Olly Olly Oxen, Half a Free, Philosophy, Modern Hearts, and mentions a band and a shore. No coherent event or narrative.
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Daddy
Hugo Winter
Olly
al Trace
Dinah Stres
Shore
Buddy Clark
Nobody Home and Lucky Us Clash In Merely Rumor
Mercury reports Frankie Laine headlines as rumors swirl about a dispute over a cutie themed song title. The era’s show business chatter mentions the pairors in a speculative, entertainment gossip tone.
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Iion
Mercury
Natch
Frankie ‘Laine
Fragmentary note hints at Vila Goose event and actions
Scattered phrases mention Vila Goose and a character named Mb0 with a cryptic cry. No clear date or place is established. The text appears as a damaged fragment, offering limited readable facts about people and actions.
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Utah Oil
Mazser
Margene
Hall
E. B. Collett
Ryac
Grand Canton
Madugas Grand Canyon
Showalter Motor CO
East Main
Vernal, Utah
Mpan
Vila
Alppy
Congress
Co-operatives
Foundations
Trusta
TAX Equality League OF Utah
Kearns
Salt Lake City, Utah
Walter K. Granger
Washington, D. C