Smelting Co Offers Three Four Year Scholarships
United States Smelting Refining and Mining Company announces three four year engineering scholarships at the University of Utah College of Mines and Mineral Industries for 1983 fall term. Open to accredited high school graduates after Jan 1 1852, with preference to sons of company employees. Each award includes $500 yearly stipend and summer employment. Scholarships honor Lownsy Davidson Mull Jr, Walter Hazen Eardley, and Edward Ston. Selection based on high school records, exams, aptitude tests, and character. Applications available at company offices or 819 Newhouse Building, Salt Lake City Utah.
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University ‘of Utah College of Mined and Mineral Industries
United States Smelting Refining and Mining
W. G. Page
Western Operations
Lownsy Davidson Mull Jr
Walter Hazen Eardley
Edwardston
College of Mines and Mineral Industries
Blanka
Newhouse
Salt Lake City
Uintah Utes Eliminated by Monroe in Regional Quarterfinals
Uintah High School saw its season end Thursday May 14 in Vernal as the Utes lost 33 to 10 to Monroe, the Region 4 champion. Coach Marcus Garrett’s squad struggled with errors despite strong offense, with Eugene Coonradt Grant Richens Lloyd Freestone and George Coonradt handling pitching and catching duties.
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Uintah High School
Utes
Monroe
Vernal
Marcus Garrett
Uintah
Eugene Coonradt
Grant Richens
Lloyd Freestone
George Coonradt
Surprise Birthday Party for Mrs. Nile Ainge
Jensen Fose Robinson and Joye Hlaslem hosted a surprise afternoon party for their mother Mrs. Nile Ainge. About twenty three guests attended a social gathering with cake and ice cream. Ainge received a decorative birthday cake made by Alta Stewart and centerpiece photos of her with gifts were displayed. Attending relatives included Inge’s sister Travis Moore and two daughters Ruth Kenney and Ruth Match of Vernal.
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Inge
Travis Moore
Ruth Kenney
Rul Match
WoitEROOKS Community Gets First Telephones
The article notes WaIterooks community receiving its first telephones. It mentions attendees including The Ellingfords, Murrays, Adams, and Smithy at Viton High commencement on Thursday. Smith returned from Wyoming Friday after visiting the ward and attending the cheethood outing at Roosevelt Saturday.
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Smithy
Viton High
Smith
Wyoming
Hig Cay
Roent Hand
Ward
Roosevelt
Gusher water shortage forces local hauling efforts
The Moffatt ditch has run dry causing residents on the Gusher pond to haul water. Mary Eskelson of Roosevelt visits her son Eph and family. Elmer Deaver, warned of a fall on a Ft Duchesne roof, is said to be in fair condition. Alfred serves as second Sunday School counselor. Cecil teaches primaries. Mr and Mrs Ch Fandlett move into Burns Hazlett house. Hackford son returns home from a visit. Eph Eskelson’s home hosts extended guests from Roosevelt, Vernal, and Kores with Pitt and Jetepee in attendance.
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Georgia Eskelson
Moffatt
Mary Eskelson
Roosevelt
Eph
Elmer Deaver
Ft. Duchesne
le Alfred
Cecil
Ruth Artelia Smith New PTA President
Ruth Artelia Smith named president of the PTA at the schoolhouse meeting held Thursday evening. Marie Mott elected vice president, Mrs Harold Smith secretary, and June Lee treasurer. Also notes on local travel, family updates, a pot luck lunch at Camp Carson, and recent graduation exercises with awards to all students.
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Jimmie Las
Ruth Smith
Marie Mott
Harold Smith
June Lee
Hayden
Buddy
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Louisanna
Nolan Savage
Lapoint
W. C. Striegel
Laurence Lees
Knute Overn
Casper
Wyo
Jack Bada Tand
N. Marta Gallegos
Pueblo
John Evanotfs
Mars
Gallegos
Jack
Bob Mott
Hill Creek
Bob Will Ee
Oe Hia
Berry
Heber
Architects See Glass Trend in American Homes
Architects say increased use of glass in American homes signals a trend toward blending with sleek doors and modern interiors, reflecting evolving design preferences.
Allred Attends Sister Myrtle Adams Funeral in Lafayette
Marie Allred of Vernal traveled to Lafayette to attend the funeral of her sister Myrtle A Adams who died May 16 at Boulder General Hospital. Born 1897 in Park City Utah, she leaves her husband Irwin E Adams in Cheyenne and a son Chester Adams plus four brothers and four sisters. Funeral services were held Monday in Lafayette.
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Marie Allred
Vernal
Lafayette
Coto
Myrtle A
Boulder
Colorado
General Hospital
Adams
Park City
Utah
Irwin E. Adams
Veterans Hospital
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Alfred
Chester Adams
Violent Christenson
Hermiston
Ore
Maude Lebeau
Roosevelt
Blanche Farnham
Crestone
Clarence Redding
Hayden
Colo
Jim. Redding
Bert Redding
Salt Lake City
Ralph H. Redding
Mary Lou Adams
Laffayette
New Religion Appeals to Ease Conference Stress
The piece notes readers seek a religion offering comfort without restricting progress, appealing to those who begin late yet want to join thousands who start early to avoid crowds. It highlights a growing trend toward flexible faith practices amid crowded schedules.
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Smelting Co
Seventh Army
Germany
Oliver Burson
Weldon Murson
Monroes
Waiterooks
Modeons
Braith
Ireco S
Rf Yy JM
IRECO
Ioc
Ween
ECO
Jay
M. Bagley
Bala
Bea
Jan Velden
Florida
Daytona Beach
Anil
Artelia Ruth ‘Smith
PTA
Camp Carson
Cola
Relief Society of
Notfalt Wand
Ellis Myers
Lyle ‘Bartens
Hetts
Rocki Springs
Red Walters
Hag
RB Wilson
Nancy
Kenneth Trouth
Joan
John Sharp
Johnnie May Barnes
Priscil Leeks
Frank Burdette
Bernard le Meblnecn
Army Engineers
Lawrence Beachy
Renate Bearing
Forsted
Ferrila Riverton Valley
Riverton, Wyo
Riverton
Cliy Property
Ieee
Gossin
Yron Cohen
Vie Vet
Vad Ag Bt
Unified Design
Mercury
Matlemont
Tara, Co
Ins Tego SN
Showalter Motor Company
East Main
Epa
Ea “i
Ag Sahi
Vernal, Utah
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