Ute of the Week Honors Girls in Pageant Group
A gym scene features couples dancing and a floorshow with modern dance in flowered skirts and white blouses. Names include Janice Mace Judy Walte Myrna Kay Judy Mathis and D Ann Pope. Ute of the Week selections Eloise Caldwell Loren Johnson Mary Ann King and Fae Openshaw as alternate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland Preece
Sharon Searle
Kenny Hatch
Marilyn Price
Verdon Manwaring
Rea Pope
Doyle Johnson
Arlene Sullivan
Ferrell Glines
Catherine Searle
Ralph Olsen
Glenna Walker
Starvey Owens
Imogene Shiner
Dantea
Gary Taylor
Fae Goodrich
Cat Dee Reynolds
Lylls Adams
Arlyn Roberts
Shirley Staley
Bille Roberts
Ashley Smith Family Reunion on Mother's Day
The Ashley Smith family gathered at their home in Klamath Falls Oregon on Mother's Day marking the first time all members have met in twenty six years. Attendees included Al and Mrs Smith, Dorman and daughter Doreen, Stevens and son Donald of Rock Springs, Swett and Walker families, Daniel Smith and granddaughter from Vernal, and Wilma Davidson of Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin E. Smith
al Smith
Klameth Falls
Oregon
C. Dorman
Doreen
Austin Stevens
Donald
Rock Springs
Wye
Elmer Swett
Glenn Walker
Danial Smith
Vernal
Wilma Davidson
Salt Lake City
Horace Caldwell
Leland Sowards
Albert Smith
Mesa
Ariz
Alvin Smith
Larson
Lucille Carroll
Ogden
Vene Collett
Kaysville
Pleasant Valley
Mr Collett
Lewis Roberts
Clarence Freestone
Brush Creek
Wayatt
Howard Mecham
Washington
Bishop
Niles Haslem
Bennett
Haslem
John Haslem
Alma Preece
John Storkey
Denver
Cole
Dellis Morrill
Tridel
Lawrence Wardle
Ora Fay
Ralph Preece
Brent
Gerrynd
Janet
Campus Capers Girl's Day on Campus Describes Election and Events
A campus Girl's Day features new student body officers led by president Dale Ross for 1952 33 with Mary Ann King as vice president Loreen Johnson secretary Rita Stewart historian Fae Openshaw business manager and Philip Jenkins chief of police. The program includes a Garden Tea Party musical numbers a girls fashion show and a Girl's Day Dance with gym decor and garden motifs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Ross
Mary Ann King
Loreen Johnson
Rita Stewart
Fae Openshaw
Philip Jenkins
Girl's League Assembly
Re~nee Henderson
Marquis Goodrich
Carre Calder
Mary Louw Robertsy
Janice Long
Stephen Case
Nella Campbell
Garret
Actimns
Bud Goodrich
Ferris Gardiner
Wayne Swett
Charlie Wells
Elaine Massey
Kay Swain
Marilyn Michl
Jo- Jean Williams
Arlene Dudley
Myrna Robbing
Girl's League
Beth Bryson
Donna Lee
Goodrich Boys Return to San Diego Naval Base
Dennis Larry and Rae Goodrich left Tuesday to report back to San Diego California after a week’s leave from the US Navy. They were accompanied by Mrs Dennis Goodrich and Mrs Rae Goodrich to Salt Lake City where temple work was done. Stake Board visitors from Vernal attended, and various local families were noted in community updates including a Mother’s Day program and upcoming production by Charley store Comes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodrich Boys
San Diego Naval Base
Dennis
Larry
Rel) Goodreh
San Diego
Cal
US Navy
Ealt Lake City
Dennis Goodrich
Reid Goodrich
Rae Goodrich
Salt Lake City
Farrell Simmonnne
Heber City
Grice Manwaring
Carma Richens
Vernal
Mia
Deane Behrman
Mra
RO. Cook
Behrmans
Tooele
Clyde
Merkley
Ouray
Reid
Charley
Anderson
Tridell
Bob Shin- Horace
Verle Behrmaner
Uintah County 1952 valuation rises to 8.4 million
Uintah County assessment rolls for 1952 show a total valuation of 8,271,055 as released by county assessor Charles A. Match. The largest increase came from improvements and machinery, rising 416,035 over 1951, with improvements leading and motor vehicles close behind in the gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah
Charles A. Match
Ase
1082 County Valuation Totals Show Shifts in Land and Property
The 1082 valuation lists real estate at 2,377,164 with improvements at 44,035,762 and various stock categories. Range horses and cattle totals, plus poultry and implements, reflect shifts from the prior year. Notable line items include motor vehicles at 1,273,862 and personal property around 7 million, with several categories marked as previously assessed or otherwise.
Civil defense eyes coal industry first aid rescue
Civil defense authorities emphasize well trained first aid and rescue teams in the coal industry as crucial for wartime readiness. The statement highlights planned fire drills and rapid response strategies to protect workers and minimize casualties in potential conflict scenarios.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rale
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