Bee Hive Swarm Day features piano, play and refreshments
The Bee Hive girls hosted Swarm Day at the ward house with a piano solo by Dorothy Dudley and a play This Is The Place. Refreshments were served under Luty Stewart's supervision with Joanne providing the music. Visitors included Mrs. Boyieta, Se Vernal, Mr. and Mrs. Morrill, and many local relatives and graduates noted from Willow Creek and nearby towns.
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Bee Hive
Ward House
Dorothy Dudley
This Is
Place
Luty Stewart
Joanne
Hes Rene
Boyieta
Se Vernal
Uel Morrill
Myten
Percy Stowate
Stewart
Morrill
Brome
Mira
Barthein
aShirley Ainge
Harol Ok
Nite
Rose Ole
Ashtey
Joy Leslee
Gardner
Ios
Saes
Rales
Provo
Provo Aa Spend Ee Nockend With Amenda
Unitas High School
Willow Creek
Crawford
Avalon ward notes and local visits in Vernal area
Randlett derd Jarman brought his wife and small daughter home from the hospital on May 18, visiting Gladys Young. Relief Society and MIA activities are noted with quilting, a marshmallow roast, and a closing event. Scouts plan an overnight trip to Jolly's corner May 27 and 28. Local visitors include Harold Harris, Gardner’s mother Mrs Nite Ainge, Oma Graham, and former Jensen residents.
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Derd Jarman
Jarman
Gladys Young
Azg Hullinger
Margaret Wiscomb
Stake Relief Society
Avalon Relief Society
Martion R. Westlover
Jess Jensen
Jolly’s Corner
Albert Harris
Harold Harris
Frovo
Avalon Ward
Sunder
Leland M. Angus
Paul. Murphy
Noosevelt
Avalon Mia
Gardner
Nite Ainge
Oma Graham
Santa Maria
Calif
Vernal
Marcus Jensen
Bil) Jensen
Pleasant Grove
Jenser
Jensen
Howard Caldwell
Blue Mountain
Amanda Stewart
Lora
Rita Stewart
Dale Stewart
Pruvo
State Farm Low-Cost Auto Insurance Plan Ad
Don’t gamble with losing your home due to no car coverage. The ad promotes State Farm’s affordable auto insurance plan claiming policy holders saved $75,000,000 in costs. It urges readers to investigate today and contact State Farm for details.
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State Farm
Biale Farm
Éyaz
Stata Farm
Uintah High Yearbook Uintahn Forty Seven Issued
The Uintah High School yearbook for the graduating class of 1947, Uintahn '47, has been distributed to members. It is a 100 page leather bound volume with photos and editorials. The staff includes managing editor Billy Siddeway and many editors and advisers.
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Uintah High School
Uintahn
Billy Siddeway
Nite Perry
Howard Hichardson
Martin Williams
Dorothy Ann Witbeck
Nancy Colton
Alce Walter
Marie Bingham
Beverly Jean Fisher
Janet Ruppe
Audrey Jones
Erma Nickell
Ardith Harrison
Joye Gurr
Valda Massey
Jack Haws
Eva Reynolds
Fetty Lewis
Lucy Calder
Marva Walker
Glade Sowards
Carole Kimball
Helen Richens
LaDonna Jacobson
Sterling Elton
Mac Workman
Rachel Calder
Gloria Wap
Tee Fickhen
Mary Helen Merkley
Ehiry Stomart Salemsen
Aeger
Max Ams
Burt Irun
Johnson
Dolores Caldwell
Joelle Johnson
Jimmy Campbell
Barbara Preece
Loraerquist
Joan Detournette
Mary Alice, Calder
Max Caldwell
E. L. Bennion
Ted Hatch
Don Barr
Chelfus Caldwell
Owen Slaugh
$75,000 Checks Stolen and Burned at Roosevelt
Post office inspectors investigated after $75,000 in checks stolen from a locked box at the Roosevelt bank were found partially burned behind the Cash Meat Market. The checks, burnt and mailed to the local bank after clearing the Federal Reserve Bank in Salt Lake City, prompted an official inquiry.
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Roosevelt
Velt State Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
Salt Lake City
Report Shows Copper Oil Supplies Low
The Interior department warns the United States has less than 25 years of cap and petroleum under current conditions. A four year survey by the Bureau of Mines and the Geological Survey finds self sufficiency long term depends on discovering deposits that are not now profitable. The report notes declines in copper zinc lead and other minerals and emphasizes the need for renewed search while basing expectations on known resources.
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Interior Department
United States
Department
Buresa of Mines
Sgendea
Dutier
Fhe
Gerien
Local families attend commencements after Legion convention
Mrs James W Hallwood and Mrs W R Hazelbush traveled to the Wasatch Academy at Mt Pleasant Sunday after the American Legion convention in Myton. They joined commencement exercises Monday morning and then returned to Vernal with Rul Lea Hazelbush and other Vernal youths attending the school.
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James W. Hallwood
W. R. Hazelbush
Wastatch Academy
Mt Pleasant
American Legion
Myton
Scundmy
Vernel
Rul Lea Hazelbush
Ircom Vernal
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Frank Mechalensis
Hetch Brothers
Wilow Creek
Foye
Jersen
Max Stewart
Richard Petereon
Victor Fatsly
Sam Hawlem
Ray Dean Gardner
Charles Ainge
Castle Rock
Wash
Cliff Wilson
Hart
George Stewart
Richand
Jerry
Naples
Pierre Tovan
Randlett
Nanda Serman, Correspon
W. A. Jacobe
State Farm Mentual Automobile Insurance Co
All Types Insurance
Gistall
Seo Gaye
EAITH
Uintah HS
Panama
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Republic of Panawa
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