Gean Curfew Wins Speech Contest at Jensen
An extemporaneous speech contest was held Sunday evening in Jensen under the direction of MIA officers. Gean Curfew won with the speech Joseph Smith the Modern Prophet and will advance to the Utah stake event in Vernal. other participants included Reena Mah, Chelstella Evans, Marlon Cook, Garth Fisher, Ferron Moon. The program featured a song by Tamra Cinf en, Sandra Fisher and Connie Dudley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathis Orvil Thidley
Marlon Cook Enor Certituste
Howard and Na Cowan to Lead Jensen Legion Auxiliary
Installation and initiation events at Post No. 124 across Jensen district featured 14 women installed into the Auxiliary and 15 men initiated into the Legion. Howard Cowan was named commander with Max James and Asa Tshason as top officers, while new Auxiliary officers include Tia Cowan and Sairlee James.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moooevelt
Camp No. 5
Myton
Auxiliary
Legion
Tia Cowan
Sairlee James Tot
View Press
Tha ‘Feere
Doris Rich
Chaplake Ragen
Retha Rasmussen
Hilstora Heere
Howard Cowan
Max James
J Nel] Thorne
Asa Tshason
Wallace Moon
Chi
Roe
Harry AuMiller
Clara Price Elected President of Past Noble Grands
Clara Price was elected president with Roberta Karren as vice president Opan Showalter as secretary and Jella Karren as treasurer during a Past Noble Grands meeting at Bersie Swain home. Twenty guests attended including two PNG members from out of town Marie Stewart Sandy Sherrod and Jules Sherrod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thalia Iva McCary
Thalls Club
Roy Showalter
John Mithun
Darrel Johnstone
Guetta McCarrell
Victor Karren
W. P. Price
J. C. Anderson
Clara Price
Roberta Karren
Opan Showalter
Jella Karren
Bersie Swain
Mable Yordon
Alma
Mackay
Dessoet
PNG
Marie Stewart
Sandy
Jules Sherrod
Ogden
Marie Stewan
Igy
Broud
Mey
Myra Woolley Elected State Girls Head
Myra Woolley was elected president of the statewide Kespec at high school girls gathering at the University of Utah Salt Lake City. Twenty high schools were represented by 110 delegates with Uintah the smallest sending the farthest. The group aims to improve conditions for girls statewide and will form a constitution for next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myre Woolley
Uintah
Teague
Dent
University of Utah Union
Salt Lake City
Misa Woolley
Uintah High School
Howard Waalley
Vernal
Lawrence Lee
Girls League
Carole Calder
Karen Lee
Salt Lake
Casec Talon
Utah Association
Os Deana of Women
Miss Woolley
Gold and Green Ball Shines With Patriotic Theme
The Gold and Green Ball in the ward house featured a Goddess of Liberty background and American scenes. Performances included God Bless America by Carol Jean Hall and Kay Bowen, Your Land and My Land by Patsy Gray, and two dance sequences. Miss Donna Hall was crowned queen with Kenneth Long as escort under a rose arch. Douglas Bolton was crown bearer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett
Wardhouse
Delbert Horrocks
MIA
America
Carol Jean Hall
Kay Bowen
Your Land
Patsy Gray
Miss Bolton
Miss Ball
Miss Bowen
Flower Girl
Carol Springer
Miss Hall
Mise Gray
Kenneth Long
Douglas Phillips
Darrell Hell
Charles Springer
Mary Margaret Horrocks
Donna Hall
Douglas Bolton
Iris
Rosene Springer
RaVee Hall
Beverly Long
Mary
Margaret Horrocks
Warsel Sprouse
Ards Caldwell
Delma Long
Doris Haslem
Gerald and
Lorraine | Bolton
Scipio Couple Marks Diamond Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Leonard Robins of Scipio celebrate 75 years of marriage with a quiet reception due to age and health. They recall Indian warfare era times, Spanish American War, and World War I, with a life built on frugality and hard work. They raised eight children and contributed to civic life, with descendants attending the Selpio reception in their honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Robins
Scipio
Robina
Mrs. Robins
Len
Robins
Mr. Robing
4-H Clubs Elect Council Members in Vernal
Elected to the 4-H Club Council at the annual county Leaders Training School in Vernal were Mrs. Wilma Angus Lapoint Mrs. Willard Sweeney Duchesne Mrs. Ann Fring Vernal Mrs. Owen Powell Maeser and Mrs. Lucy Stewart.
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Vernal
Wilma Angus
Lapoint
Willard Sweeney
Duchesne
Ann Fring
Owen Powell
Maeser
Lucy Stewart
Jensen
Lucy, Stewart
David Sharp
Fern Shipley
Mary Ann King
M. A. Betts
Logan
Carole Calder
Cattie Calder
Sadie McConkie
State Council
Virtus McConkie
Eee
Verbal correction to marriage report prompts editor’s note
Mr and Mrs Harold Dillman of Roosevelt call the Ex to say last week’s marriage article about Suwanne Dillman and Rex Jenkins was in error. They request a retraction and apology for false information that could cause embarrassment.
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Harold Dillman
Roosevelt
Vernal Ex
Suwanne
Rex Jenkins
Slaugh Family Moves to Orderville for Service Station
Mr and Mrs Wallace E Slaugh and family have recently moved to Orderville where Slaugh operates a service station.
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Wallace E. Slaugh
Orderville
Ee Slaugh
Five Generations Celebrate Cynthia Jerrol Massey Birthday
Five generations of the Massey family gathered at the Massey home to honor Cynthia Jerrol Massey who turned 87. The event followed a spring cleaning effort by twelve living children and grandchildren amid poor weather, with over 190 relatives and friends paying respects throughout the week.
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Inez Coop
Mas' Ay
Cynesy
Tria F. Jerrol Massey
Merkley Park
Massey
Denver
C. Whitney
Springville
Earl Massey
Lynn Ross
Arcadia
Rawleigh Co
West Virginia
John P
Annie‘ Petrie Jer- Tol
John D. Massey
Boone Co
W. Va
Masseys
Las Guurd
Kansas City
San Juan
Cole
Mariana
Masseng
Massey W
Salt Lake City
Utah
Daniels Canyon
Heber
Provo
Vernal
Vernal l
Main Street
Town Notes On Goings On Around Salt Lake City
Mr and Mrs Glenn Cooper left Wednesday for Salt Lake City and are expected to return Sunday. Rex McKinlay, son of Mr and Mrs Chels McKinlay, returned home from the USAC recently and will stay with his parents for about a month. Mr and Mrs Jay Walker announce the birth of a baby boy on April 19 in Salt Lake City. Mrs Hotty June Goodrich Birchell returned from Salt Lake City after ten days for an eye operation. Mr Birchell went out to bring her home. Mr and Mrs Clark Roberts of Orem and Peggy Farraday were weekend guests of Mr Roberts and his parents. Mr and Mrs Alvin Bowden and Ralph Preece visited Salt Lake City. Bowden and Preece represented the Vernal Jaycees at an award judging meet and took back entries for judging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massey
Relief Society
Mthia Massey
James Wm. Jerrol
Rosetta Jerrol Massey
Salt Lake
Millard Jerrol
Fayette Co
W. Va
Guilying
Ira D. Massey
Williams
Arizona
George O. Massey
Naples
Lewis F. D
van) Vernal
Millard M. Massey
Bitings
Montana
Arthur Massey
Jessie M. Wall Jensen
Sewell
Wells
Nevada
Lynn Ross
Merle
Arcadia
Utah
Everett Massey
Hollywood
Cal
Bill Gurr
Hazel
Whitney
Thelma
Springville
Tab
John N. Massey
Vera
Glenn Cooper
Rex McKinlay
Mra
Chels McKinlay
USAC
Jay Walker
Mra Reed .Birchell
Sait Lake City
Birchell
Alvin Bowden
Ralph Preece
Bowden
Preece
Vernal Jaycees
Dances of Nations Benefit Cancer Drive at Uintah High
A program of dances of the Nations will be presented Saturday evening May 5 at Uintah High School auditorium under Miss Elsie Harting from England. The event starts at 8 pm and proceeds go to Uintah County's American Cancer Society quota. Admission is 25 cents for children and 35 cents for adults.
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Uintah High School
Elsie Harting
England
American Cancer Society
Grace Hall
Uintah County
Smallpox Clinic Slated Saturday
A smallpox immunization clinic for all ages will be held Monday at 7 20 p.m. in Central School. A. Alwyn Call, chairman of Uintah School District Health Council, urges immunity maintenance per Civil Defense guidance and recommends smallpox vaccinations every five years.
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Central School
A. Alwyn Call
Uintah School
Lions Clean Up City Park for Tourists and Citizens
Twenty five members of the Local Lions club met Wednesday evening at the city park to clean up debris and rake the lawn. The Civics Improvement Committee, chaired by Leonard Perry, led the effort to make the park more attractive for tourists and local citizens. City Council provided a truck and driver and will supply lumber for sit prone tables, plus materials and water for a faucet as part of ongoing improvements.
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Lions Club
of Park
Civics Improvement Committee
Leonard Perry
Tom Sweatman
May Calendar Highlights and Hospital News Digest
Calendar notes list events from May including school days PTA council and sports and social club activities at Whiterocks and Uintah area venues. The social whirl section lists clubs such as Kiwanis and Lions with May events. congratulations posted for several births. Hospital news covers patient lists and surgeries at Uintah County Hospital along with church weekly schedules for local LDS wards Episcopal Saint Pauls Baptist and Congregational churches.
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Sayceen
PTA Council
Whiterocks Schou
Whiterocks
Dup
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Gean
Harmony Sowards
Hoy Showalter
Federated ‘Women’s Clubs
Mrz
Victor Katren
Russell Montgomery
A de Houghton
Club Bos Club
Dave Roberts
Morgan Hall
Mnie S
Noble
Merle Blakely
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Carter Off Company
Cassper
Wyo
Margaret D. Thornton
Rockville
Zion’s National Park
Carolyn Thornton
Gratia Hirschi
Myra Woolley
Cynthia Jerrol Massey
Ares Lewis LeRoy Nasesay
Doris Maney Cloward
Grandma Massey
Belding
Kathy Ue Low
Priscilla Hartle
Dry Fork
Clark Roberts
Orem
Peggy Farraday
Mr Roberts
Louis D. Roberts
Cme
Don Bowden
Earl Gurr
Max Stewart
Neil Caldwel
Clayton Curtis
Lorin Merrell
Mertell Anderson
Hospital News
Uintah County Hospital
Betty Swain
Leonard Heeney
Hugh Karren
Steve Hullinger
Wm. Kirkwood
Wm McCurdy
Sidney Merkley
Betty Oberhansley
Tommy Foster
Tune Trask
Glenda Abmanath
DeLaine Reynolds
Bonnie Richens
Gladys Conk
Blanche Howard
Nell Shiner
Dallas Dean
Duane Ejlefritz
Edwin McCurdy
Carl
L.D.S
L.D.S. Second Ward
Tim
Reliet Society Pim
L.D
Third Ward
MTA
Saint Paul's Episcopal
Melo Street
Holy Fecnicalon Vic ‘Tai Moraing
Women's Council
Bishop's Committee
Piast Baptist ST In
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