Charles DeMoisy Retires From Forest Service
Charles DeMoisy retires after 34 years 11 months with the U S Forest Service. Regional Forester W B Rice announced his retirement effective May 4. DeMoisy began as assistant forest ranger on Ashley National Forest in 1910 and rose to supervisor on several forests before moving to the regional division in 1938. He is a Fort Scott Kansas native, a Society of American Foresters member, and plans Ogden as home with a part time Amber products venture with his son Ralph DeMolly, a forestry professor.
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Charles DeMatey
Forest Service
Ashley National Forest
W. B. Rice
Ogden
DeMoisy
Humboldt National Forest
Nevada
LaSat
Ashley
Ulnta
Utah
Hia Poartion
Range and Wildlife Management
Fort Scott
Kansas
Charles DeMoisy
Salt Lake
Los Angeles
Society of American Foresters
Masonic and
Elk Lodges
Ralph DeMolly
Oregon Agricultural College
Range Seeding Demonstration Set for Tuesday
Livestock men and range enthusiasts will travel to Fruitland on Tuesday May 1 to observe a Fruitland ranchers project. The group will view sage and rabbit brush burned and plowed then seeded to crested wheat grass and other range species. A caravan leavesVerna st at 8 am stopping at Roosevelt and Duchesne to pick up participants. See William C. Whitaker or Grant Parrish to join. luncheon will be served to attendees.
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Fruitland
Tuesady
Verna St
Roosevelt and Duchesne
William C. Whitaker
Grant Parrish
Sell Conservation Service
Ladies Night Fuels Kiwanis Meeting at Gate Ey Cafe
Last Thursday the Gate ey Cafe Kiwanis Club hosted its first official Ladies Night with guest speaker Wiley Baucaum presenting an illustrated travelogue from Baja to Old Mexico. The event featured dinner, images of resorts, Mexican tractors, oxen, and burros, and a social period for members and their ladies. The club board met Monday to adjust meeting time to 8 p.m. and discuss memberships and civic projects. Next regular meeting is set for Thursday May 15 with committee reports due. Mrs. M. E. Staley underwent major surgery in Salt Lake City and is reported to be recovering well. Mrs. E. V. Smith traveled to Colorado Springs to visit her son.
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Gateey Cafe
Kiwanians
Adlea
Wiley Baucaum
Old Mexico
U. S
Baucum
Wana
M. E. Staley
Salt Lake City
Brothers Reunite After 34 Years In Pendleton
Ralph Siddoway returned home to Pendleton Oregon for a few days with his brother Frank Siddoway. It marks the first meeting between the brothers in 34 years. They discussed tentative plans for a monthly ladies night at the closing gathering.
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Ralph Siddoway
Pendleton
Ore Pen
Frank Siddoway
Wilkins Named to Uintah Stake Superintendency
Victor Wilkins was named second assistant in the Uintah stake Sunday School superintendency, replacing Thomas E. Caldwell. The change was the only stake office adjustment at the Uintah stake quarterly conference. Bishop LeGrand Richards led the sessions, with Seminary graduation on Sunday evening.
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Victor Wilkins
Victor Wikins
Uintah Stake
Thomas E. Caldwell
LeGrand Richards
LDS Church
Bishop Richards
Stellar Harris Oaks
William M. Walsh
Church Welfare Program
Harold Hullidger
Byron Goodrich
Jesse A. Haws
Stake
O. R. Jones
Phil Watkins
J. Hoss Merrell
Uintah Musicians At Price Music Festival Parade
Uintah high school music department with 140 students traveled to Price for the annual festival joining 18 eastern Utah schools. Gilbert Childs directed bands choruses solos and ensembles including band chorus double trio indies trio and multiple instrument entries. Ratings had not yet been announced.
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Uintah High School
Price
Utah
Gilbert Childs
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Diamond Mountain
Vernal
Z. S. Calder
Utah Oil Refining Company
UTOCO
Vice Motor Oil
Li Iftaal
Board of Directors
E. V. Smith
Vern Smith
Colorado Springs
Colo
Sayler
Hitchee
Aie
Indianapolie
Ere
Coleman Oil
Collier
UtTan NE Ue
Uintah Minsicians
Vernal Drug CO
W. Main
Vern W. Gifford
F. J. Lenox
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