Bennion, Liebhardt families share arrivals and travels
About town notes reveal the Bennion couple of Brigham City welcomed a baby girl born Tuesday at LDS Hospital. Grandparents reside in Vernal. Sgt Tony Liebhardt and wife announce a baby girl born May 1 in France weighing 6 lbs 11 oz, named Taris Michele. Other items: Pvt Frank L. Quibell shipped to Nancy France for two years, Mrs Everett and family updates, travel to Lions Convention, and various visits and trips by local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enos L. Bennion
Brigham City
Lds Hospital
Stan Robins
Leland Bennion
Vernal
Tony Liebhardt
la Rochelie
France
Taris Michele
Glad News
Mra
John Liebhardt
Martin Fletcher
Ethel Everett
Frank L. Quibell
Nancy
Fort Jackson
South Carolina
Pvt
Quibell
Darrell Johnston
Vernal, Oh
Birth announcements from May 1961 newspaper roundup
A May 1961 birth notices list announces numerous newborns with parents and birth dates from April 10 to May 8 1961. Couples include ArLyn Roberts Henry Walp Jack R. Wallis Chas Luther Teal David Eskell Gon Donald Evans Allen Justice Ferron Peterson Alton Killipack Charles Richeng Coral McLean Donald Rich Roy Golden DeLoss Chivers Roy D Cox DeVon J McKee DeLyla Rowley John Clark Donald R Hascom Stanley Harrison Reta Clark Steven L Tate Robert D Bruce Darrell D Lance Arvin W Nelson Harley Jackson Jolley Loyd Shimmin Leland Ekeban.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Walp
Jack R. Wallis
Chas
Luther Teal
David Eskell ‘Gon
Donald R. Evans
Allen Justice
Ferron J. Peterson
Alton Killipack
Charles
I Richeng
Coral McLean
Donald Rich
Roy
Gooden
DeLoss Chivers
Roy D. Cox
DeVon J. Mc_ Kee
DeLyla Rowley
Mra
John
Clark
Donald FR. ‘Hascom
Stanley Harrison
Reta Clark
Steven L .Tate
Robert D Bruce
Darrell D. Lance
Arvin W. Nelson
Harley Jackson
May Scheduled As 4-H Month Uintah County clubs re organize
May is 4 H month as Uintah County 4 H clubs reorganize under county agents Big Farnsworth and Ben Lindsay this week. Youth ages 10 to 26o may join, with clubs now forming in cooking, clothing, home improvement, beautification, gardening, forestry, insect collection, electricity and weed control. Each club requires five or more members with one or more adults. Potential members should contact their community 4 H club supervisor or the county agent’s office in the courthouse. Community supervisors listed include Jensen Ruth Haslem Davis Mrs Lloyd Pope Glines Mrs Alton Peterson South Vernal Mrs W D Hearn North Vernal Mrs Tom Levy Macser Dry Fork Mrs Grant Hacking Lapoint Mrs Ethel Taylor Tridell Mrs Vida McKee Whiterocks Mrs Edith Gardner Randlett Mrs Wayne Pickup Fr Duchesne Mrs Delores Helms and Ballard Mrs Carol Betts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courthouse
Jensen
Ruth Haslem
Davis
Lloyd Pope
Glines
Alton Peterson
South Vernal
W.D. Hearn
North Vernal
Tom Levy
Macser-Dry Fork
Grant Hacking
Lapoint
Ethel Taylor
Tridell
Vida McKee
Whiterocks
Edith Gardner
Muriel Wallis Appointed Red Cross Membership Drive Chairman
Muriel S. Wallis named drive chairman for Winter County Red Cross as May becomes Membership Drive Month per county vice chairman Paul Armstrong. The program aims to fund blood services, maintain the blood bank at Winter County Hospital, and support Home Service for armed forces and emergencies. Last year 145 pints of blood were used. the chapter owes about $400 for the program, with ongoing efforts by Reverend Stuart W. Oldrich and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wintah County
Red Cross
Ita
Paul Armstrong
Muriel S. Wallis
Armstrong
Stuart W. Oldrich
Home Service
Warren Motty
Sadie McConkie
Big Band March Thrills Uintah Basin Thursday
Today marks the big day for Uintah Basin bands with a 3 pm marching contest down Main Street and a 6 pm concert at Uintah High School auditorium. Dr Forest Stoll of the University of Utah judges the events. Participating bands include Tablona Union Duchesne Uintah Altamont Roosevelt Alterra Ashley Valley Jr Highs. Public invited to watch the parade and attend the concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah Basin
Main Street
Uintah High School
Forest Stoll
University of Utah
Tablona
Union
Duchesne
Uintah
Altamont
Roosevelt Jr. High
Alterra Jr. High
Ashley Valley Jr. High
Red Cross water safety and home nursing aid county
Home Nursing classes have aided the Home Service program. Water Safety Programs ran at Vernal Swimming Pool and the Indian Reservation Recreation Pool. The Red Cross in Uintah County emphasizes monthly support and the impact of volunteers, as stated by Mr. Armstrong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Cross
Uintah County
Armstrong
Nancy Hacking Leads Utah Students on Europe Study Tour
Miss Nancy Hacking a junior at Utah State University will depart Salt Lake City on June 3 with the German Study Group for a three week program at the University of Salzbur and a three week study at the University of Vienna. Twenty five students from Brigham Young University Utah State University and University of Utah join, led by Dr. R Max Rogers from BYU. They will travel by ship to Europe and return by plane in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Hacking
Utah State University
Salt Lake City
Europe
Don Macking
Brigham Young University
University of Utah
Marjorie Hopking
Vernal
Miliie Kay Calder
R. Max Rogers
BYU
Europa
University of
Russell Holley New President OLK and F Club
Russell Holley named president of the OLK and F Club at a Saturday Hotel Vernal meeting. Alton H Peterson became vice president, Harvey Madsen secretary. New directors include Winston Montgomery and Dean Voorhies, with others joining. several officers were replaced and holdovers named. Guest J W Jarrett attended from Hutchinson Kansas, with Leo Aikman delivering the talk Travel at Your Own Risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Knife and Fork Clu
Hotel Vernal
Russell Molley
Alton HL Peterson
Harvey Madsen
Winston Montgomery
Peterson
Dean Voorhies
Vernon C.young
Paul M Batty
Ralph Siddoway
Miles McKinlay
Dana Price
Gerda
Ladies Aid Meeting at Congregational Church
The Ladies Aid of the Congregational Church met with Mrs. Blanche Koehler last Wednesday. A delicious dessert lunch was served to 21 attendees. President Doris Kindt led regular business, and Mrs. May Jorgensen presented The story of Rebekah. The next meeting is at Mrs. Mary Bratit’s home on May 17. Layton Jones of Standard Oil and Stanley Shuford of White and Shuford Advertising were in Vernal Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies
Ladies Aid
The
Congregational Church
Blanche Koehler
Doris Kindt
Rebekah
May Jorgensen
Mary Bratit
Layton Jones
Standard Oil Company of
California
Provo
Stanley Shuford
el Paso
Texas
White and Shuford
Uintah Ashley Stake Dance Fest at Stake Center Monday Evening
The Uintah Ashley Stake Dance Festival will be held at the Stake Center at 830 pm Monday. Dancers from Ashley and Uintah stakes will perform many routines including Hey Day Frolic and Watermelon Heart with groups from Maeser wards and Ashley Valley Junior High. Public attendance invited. eight couples from each stake to perform at June Conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah-Ashley
Stake Center
Grant L. Nacking
Ashley Stake
Leon Moon
Uintah Stake
Alden Merrell
Don Davis
Larson
Maeser
Vernal Ist
Srd
Gilnes
Tridell
Ashley Valley Junior High School
Milanova Kolo
Vernal 2Nd Ward
Sane
University of Utah Stadium
Mud Girls
Uintah High Senior Named Chief Justice at Girls State
Miss Rosanne Henderson, Uintah High School senior, to serve as Chief Justice at Girls State with the Governor and delegates. She will help peers, oversee voting, preside at meetings, and administer the oath on the final day. Expenses covered by Utah American Legion Auxiliary. Other attendees include Keren Birchell, Pam Couture, Shirley Erekson, and Annette Goodrich, sponsored by local groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosanne Henderson
Uintah’ High School
Arong
Miss Henderson
Department of Utah American Legion Auxiliary
Lady Lions of Vernal
Keren, Birchell
Lady Lions
Pam Couture
American Legion
Witbeck Unit
Shirley Erekson
Current Topics Club
Annette Goodrich
Unity Hebekeh Lodgs
BPW
Mold Your Garden In A Salad Perfection
Recipe guidance for a jellied garden salad using unflavored gelatin, cabbage, celery, green pepper, and other vegetables. Includes steps to dissolve gelatin with sugar and salt, mix with vegetables, mold or serve in lettuce leaves, and notes substitutions like shredded carrot and cucumber.
Vernal Rod and Gun Club Holds Meeting at Lodge
The Vernal Rod and Gun Club met Monday evening at the lodge with President Johnnile Johnson presiding. Master of ceremonies Larson Caldwell introduced May North of the fish hatchery who spoke on game fish planting and the Whiterady hatchery. Mike Hall and Bill Young performed musical numbers. An Alaska film was shown by Jack Turner. Prizes awarded included the fishing fool to Max McLean, the reel to Frank Slaugh, and a tackle box to George Nay. Displays by local sports enthusiasts featured Burmell Haws, Howard Wolfe, Bob Morrison, Red Gass, and Max Stewart demonstrating fishing techniques and fly casting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larson Caldwell
May North
Whiterady
Mike Hall
Bill Young
DeVérsi
Alaska
Jack Turner
Max McLean
Frank Slaugh
George Nay
Tex Sweatfield
Emer Henline
Burmell Haws
Howard Wolfe
Bob Morrison
Red Gass
Max Stewart
Also Mentioned on This Page
eAbout Town
Harold Sargent
St. George
Vegas
San Francisco
Washington
Oregon
J. J. Bodily
Earl Jensen
Clearfield
Lloyd Jensen
Boise
Idaho
Beth Dougal
Citrus Heights
Clyde Jensen
Bizo
Key (Lenore) Samuela
Corne Asmus
Nevada
John Kolter
Grand Junction
RK. D. Kier
Mexico
Arkansas
Francis Feltch
Tyrrell A. Seager
Lake Mead
Las Vegas
National Road Commission
Diamond Mountain
Clair R. Hopkins
John Robert
Mr. Hopkins
Commercial
Janet
Patricia
Beaux -Arts Club
Wa. &. Wallis
Clair Ri. Hopkins
Balt Lake
Mrs
ArLyn Roberts
Thurday
Iyi
RED ‘Cross
Vera Hocking
Uintah County Red Cross
Rene
Russell Holley
Olk&f Club
Rosanne Henderson Ass
Cirle State
Girls State
Garden Gate Flowers & Gifts
Vernal Rod and Gun Club
Vernal Rod and Can Club
Lodge
Johnnile
Johnson
Tara
Audrey Lane
Hox
New York
Sprouse Jewelers
Kathleen Netlen
Charles Scott
Cam Sit
Mann
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