Canasta club entertain with elections and draws
Members of the Canasta club were entertained Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Warren Bott. Mrs. Sweatfield won the prize and Mrs. Robert Brewer drew. Officers were elected: president Mrs. Warren Bott, vice president Mrs. Allen Gentry, and secretary Mrs. Ralph Preece. Buffet supper served to 10 members. Next meeting March 29 at Mrs. Heber Traws home.
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Canasta Club Wera
Hosto of
Dirs
Fioyacl
Ex Sweatfield
Robert Brewer
Garden Club hears on carnations and culture
The Vernal Garden Club met Monday afternoon at Field Home with 13 guests and members. Ethan Nelleen spoke on carnations and the divine, highlighting care and culture of reformation and the film shown. Mrs Eilen Barr, past president, introduced the speaker and praised the garden club's focus.
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ARES
Erdi
Ethan Nelleen
Cortat
Vernal
Aysthas
Ets Aellsen
Pn-Care
Fols
Mra
Eilen Barr
Gintreduved
Poeaker
Ie Esroud
New Mantagéx 5 Named for Coca Cola Plant Manager
New Mantagéx 5. Robert M. Christensen, from Richfield Utah, arrives in Vernal last week with Grant Calder, owner of Coca Cola plant. Christensen graduates from the University of Utah with a major in business administration. Calder returns to half time. Calder and Mrs. Calder announce a baby girl born Thursday March 12.
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Coca-Cola
Robertt M. Christensen
Richfield
Utah
Vernal
Grant Cal. Ger
Christensen
University of Utah
University
Calder
Hal
Salt Lake
Beaux Arts and Finesse Club Event Highlights
A. Ross hosted the Finesse club Thursday with Bridge won by Mrs. Donald Barr and low by Mrs. George Roth. Bancroft won the draw. A Solas luncheon followed for members and guests Dewey Ross Mae Dickerson and Lloyd Watkins attended. Barr will entertain March 30 at her home. Beaux Arts club met at Mrs. Howard Calder’s Monday. Erwin Boeler’s comic program entertained. Next meet April 5 at Bits Glaire Hopkins’s home.
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A. Ross
Donald Barr
George Roth
Ben Pearl Johnston
Bancroft
Dewey Ross
Mae Dickerson
Lloyd Watkins
Barr.will
Beaux Arts Club
Howard Calder
Erwin Boeler
Bits
Glaie R. Hopkins
Federal Agencies Fire Meet Held in Salt Lake
Federal agencies attended a two day planning meeting in Salt Lake City to coordinate fire suppression efforts. Representatives from the U S Forest Service, National Park Service, Bureau of Land Management and Indian Service led discussions with Utah Cooperative Fire Fighters and others. Ranger Glen Lambert was named chairman of the Eastern division group covering several Utah counties. A central training meeting in the Uintah Basin will be announced.
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Utah Cooperative Fire Fighters
U. S. Forest Service
National Park Service
Bureau of Land Management
The
Indian Service
State Capitol
Salt Lake City
Ram
Glen Lambert
Forest Service
Jesse Lombard
Park Service
Paul Krause
Ranger Lambert
Wintah
Daggett
Duchesne
Carbon
Emery Counties
Uintah Basin
Brother's Portland Visit Plans Emerge From War Soldier
Afr Fawn Collier learns from her brother Ivan Caldwell that he is well in Portland Washington and plans a summer visit to Vernal after a year of no contact while presumed in Japan with the armed forces.
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Fawn Collier
Ivan Caldwell
Portland
Wash
Famil
Mr. Caldwell
Japan
Vernal
Car Crash Kills Two Vehicles In Head-On Tangle
A rear bright headlights distraction caused a head on collision between the Brough and Mortill cars. Driver DeLoy Morrill of Roosevelt hospitalised with cuts and shock while Junior Morrill and Eldred Wilson escaped serious harm. Brough sustained serious injuries and was released after treatment. Officers Hatch and DeVine investigated and ticketed Jenkins for driving without license plates. The pursuit and impoundment of the Brough vehicle followed.
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Morrill
Mort Till
Sammy Hatch
Ray
DeVine
Roosevelt
DeLoy Morrill
Roosevest
Junior E Morril
Eldred Wilson
Wilson
Junior E. Morri
Brough
Jenkins
Motorists And Cyclists Warned On Shared Roads
A brief note warns motorists and cyclists to exercise caution after a late incident near a Conoco station. The report urges drivers to reduce speed and remain vigilant to protect vulnerable riders and pedestrians.
For Sale and Rentals in a Dated Classified Snippet
A messy OCR classified extract shows several for sale and rent notices. Items include a rototiller, a three room semimodern home for sale, a chromed bicycle, and a complete encyclopedia set offered for sale. It also mentions a dinosaur project at a school, a Field House field trip, and rental housing inquiries. The text references names and contact numbers though details are garbled.
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Groiter
Bieser
Uintah Basin
Gultaren
Field House
Monument enlargement debate at Upper Colorado meeting
The Upper Colorado Commission heard summaries from Pugh of Craig and Ernest Untermann on how dam and reservoir projects could affect Dinosaur National Monument. They discussed western wilderness protection, geologic maps, and the Central Utah Project. A $45,700 budget was adopted for the year, with R. D. Goodrich named commission engineer and J. G. Whol as secretary.
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Ernest Untermanin
Untermann
Pugh
Craig
Ernest Untermann
Utah
Wouwse
Echo Park
Dinosaur National Monument
College of Engineering
Wyoming University
J. G. Whol
Goodrich
Appliance Dealers To Hold Meeting In Vernal
Appliance dealers gather in Vernal at 7 30 pm on March 29 to hear C Anderson of the Ashley power light company J F McAllister outlines next year promotion plans They report long service in merchandising and sales and list Ashley town delegates including W L Faddis H os Barton and local officials from American Fork and nearby areas.
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C. Anderson
Atsy' Powers, Light Company
J-F. McAlister
Mr. McAllister
Merchandselog Sents & Yeeresting
W. L. Faddis
H. Os Barton
American
Fork
Inptons
Hatch family note hints at Boulder business move
Mrs. Alton Hatch and child appear in a clipped society snippet. A manager in Boulder is named in connection with a local company, suggesting a corporate move or personnel change this week.
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Alton Hatch
Arsanet Re
Boulder
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Orion Re Otics
Alvin Howden
Bowden
Evelyn Evans
Harold Sargent
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Melba Ton
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Thelma Dexter
Erma Taylor
Marie
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Washington
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Mayor McGup
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BAD West
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