Spring musings and memories in editorials
The Independent Record recalls Easter memories from spring pages and quotes notes from Canton and Morning Sun editors about the awakening season. It reflects on childhood Easter scenes, church rituals, and the optimism of spring as workers return to effort after winter.
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Independent Record
Wildwood
N. J
Charles W Mathis
Ife
Tony
Church
Lille
Canton
Canton Independent Sentinel
Morning Sun News Herald
Morning Sun
Iowa
Nancy Marimon Wins Scholarship at Occidental College
Nancy Marimon daughter of Mr and Mrs R L Marimon receives a scholarship to Occidental College Los Angeles. Gale Rasmussen remains in Tokyo hospital with a back injury. Mr and Mrs Clarence Murray spend weekend in Salt Lake City on business. Mr and Mrs Marius Christiansen visit Roosevelt Saturday. Theron Robb spent days in Provo this week. Carl Christensen returned from Willows California visiting daughter Mrs Millie Higbee for three months. A party at the Indian school honors Mrs Margaret Cochran transferred to Navajo service Crown Point New Mexico. Mr and Mrs Billy Hoopes depart for vacation in Texas. A pink and blue shower given for Mrs Lavanna Burton Friday. The true end in living is in the development of human happiness.
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Nancy Marimon
R. L. Marimon
Occidental College
Los Angeles
Gale Rasmussen
Tokyo
Japan
Clarence Murray
Salt Lake City
Marius Christensen
Roosevelt
Theron Robb
Provo
Carl Christensen
Willows
Calif
Millie Higbee
Indian School
Margaret Cochran
Navajo Service
Crown Point
New Mexico
Billy Hoopes
Texas
Lavanna Burton
Change in stake presidency at conference
Byron Goodrich was released from the stake presidency due to health. Lynn N. Murdock was sustained to the vacancy. Murdock comes after serving on the High Council since 1951 and is a Heber City native born February 3, 1909.
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Byron Goodrich
Ainishtake
Lynn N. Murdock
Rolegsee
LDS Church
Mr. Goodrich
Lighting Up Every Man Woman and Child in the Country
A yearly tally shows 3 280 matches used for lighting by every man woman and child across the country, reflecting widespread home and household needs and the scale of domestic consumption.
Stock Raisers Warned of Killer Weed in Colorado
The Bureau of Land Management warned Utah livestock producers that the poisonous weed halogeton has been found in extreme western Colorado, about 12 miles north of Grand Junction near the Colorado-Utah border. Identification was confirmed by bureau staff and the infestation covers roughly 30 acres on federal and private land, with further surveys ordered. Halogeton is highly dangerous to sheep and can kill cattle, with recent outbreaks in northern Utah and southern Colorado.
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Bureau of Land Management
Utah
Colorado
Grand Junction
Colorado-Utah
Byron Mack
Bureau
RG Thompson
Snyder
Mock
Rho
Murdock Volunteer Leader and Vernal Businessman Profile
The subject served on the Stake MMIA Board of the Wasatch Stake and as Sunday School superintendent in Heber Fliat Ward. In 1933 he married Mina Showalter in the Salt Lake Temple. Since moving to Vernal in 1938 he has been Vernal Second Ward YMMIA superintendent and Sunday School assistant, a four year counselor to Bishop Phil Watkins, and later counselor to Bishop Harold E. Hullinger before becoming High Counselor. He owns and manages Murdock Machinery Company, a local business.
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Naples
Stake
Stake High Council
Goodrich
Edith Park
Selective Service Board
United States Supreme Court
Uintah County
Farm S Security Committee
Farm Debt Adjustment Committee
Mr. Goodrich
Lynn N. Murdock
Mr. Murdock
Heber City
Utah
N. H Murdock
Sarah Ann Lee
Wasatch County
LDS High School
Netherlands
Wasatch
Heber Fliat
Mina Showalter
Salt Lake Temple
Clair
Lynda Lee
LuAnn
Vernal
Murdock
Ymmia
Phil Watkins
Vernal Second Ward
Harold E. Hullinger
Murdock Machinery Company
Plans Formulated to Protect Grazing Lands Statewide
Mr Mock notes protective plans are being shaped with cooperation from the Colorado State Department of Agriculture and private landowners. Stockmen in eastern Utah are urged to vigilantly monitor grazing allotments for further infestations as the weed and the Russian thistle share a similar appearance.
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Mock Said
Colorado State Department of Agriculture
Utah
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Star
Cork
Country Gentleman
Farm Journal
Progressive Farmer
Wing
Wing's Department Store
Vernal, Utah
McGup
By John Jarvis
Ign
Hank O
Uintah Basin
Byron
Maeser Ward
George A
Eliza Ann Taggart Goodrich
Uintah Academy
Violet Starkie
Cate
Ois
Penn
Cnn
Fey Winghams
Tissya
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