Scouts More Than Double Numbers During Past Year
May 1950 to May 1951 shows increased Scout membership from 100 to 207 in the district. Grant Mace, Field Scout Executive, reports growth across multiple posts and wards, noting nine of eleven LDS wards now have registered troops plus the Bonanza Branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benning
Grant Mace
Roy Gentilee Thelties
Maeser
Naples
Davis
Kiwanis
T Paul's
Audley
Lapoint
Jensen
Tridel
Bonanza
St Paul's
LDS
Vandals Strike Vernal Flower Beds and Sprinklers
Reports to the Vernal City Office recount vandals destroying flower beds at First South and Fourth West, and at Fifth West between First and Second North. Plants were uprooted and scattered while sprinklers along the new pool area were pulled up. City urges public sightings and future reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal
J. Barnett
Ralph Preece
First South
Fourth West
Melvin Burke
Fifth West
First
Second North
Community notices from Craig and surrounding towns
Local residents report of job travels with names Ashley David Rasmussen Carter Geophysical Co and Karren Blue Mountain City. family visits for birthdays and hospital trips. Mia Maids and Gleaner members advancing and awards given. a new renewable water repellent solvent for dry cleaners introduced replacing older products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Ramussen
Craig
Carter Geophysical
Ralph
Billie Rasmussen
Bonanza
Rasmussens
Beents
Willant Rasmussen
Joan Bennet
Manila
Mary L. Kidd
Mary Despain
Rawlings
Wyo
Mia
Norma Haslem
Vanema Chivers
Belva Despain
DuRne Collett
May Sizemore
LaVer Karren
Blue Mountain City
R. A. Bryson
Pres
Archie. Johnson
Harmon Sowards
Martin Allred
Niles Haslem
Rangely Basin Golf Tourney Draws Local Players
Rangely Oil Basin scene reports Mr Bod Rathke and others competing in a golf tourney. Nearby residents and visitors including the Reeves family and Vera Splawn hosted showers and weddings while many travelers left for vacations to Denver and Oregon. Community notes mention hospital recoveries and local business changes as part of a busy week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grisdale
Orchard
A_L Nielsen
Henry Carnes
Ome” Childs
Eldion Reeves
Denver
Misa JoAnn Postma
Marvin Stevern
California
Postmay
Paul Watking
Vernal
Javee Proctor
Meeker
Marilee
Walter Proctor
HWW
Carlow Garnattes
Stanolind
Kansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Vera Splawn
Kenneth Splawn
Vernon Ladd
Bertha Ladd
Miss Splawn
Clarence Allen
Bill Warren
Kenny VC
Don Falinghams
Claude Pitneyk
Vinghelte
Bruce Mey Iy
Stanalind
Uds
Pitney
Viet
Jark Dunn
Lloyd Vaden
Standlind
Milenio
R H “Gus
Angus Slant
Pliny Ig
Mre
Tas Gray
Mobile
Alabama
Fred Taery
Salt
Miss Marty Ethel Zarichak
Greeley
Cola
Braden
Itala
Breen
Rollegen
Greeley Feneral
C McLaughlin
Moth Croft
Stuart. McLaughlin
Seay
Kely Community Hospital
McLaughlin
Fyelyn Lewison
San Franksco
Andrew C MeLaughlin Jp
San Francisco
Stuart W
Rangel
Pasadena
Cal
Sann Francisco
Butek Agency
Arnold L Kimmel
Yariner
Homer
Dale Hutek
Wenceforth
Kimmex Bulock
Kimmig
Aliey
General Motor
Inmes
Louise Powell
June Steele
Mary Edna Clark
Floyd Hayden
Uintah Stake
W Grant
Escalante
Utah
Grant
Ernest Aycock
Flecreation Hall
Mark Danielson
Gary Aycock
Billy Brenton
M. Ho Aycock
Stephen Schurz
Ronald Penland
Carol Aycock
Aneta Aycock
D . Meens
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mee
Ester Dorothy
Auto Glass
Glass Shop
Claude Allred
West Main
Ashley
David Rasmussen
Craig, Colo
Mrs
Alma Preece
Vi Theatre
Rangely Oil Basin
Bod Rathke
Uri
Penny
GUI Peete
Marshallows Cigarettes
Wwalues
A Ieteen
Cragmont, Astorfer
Circle
Miata
IDF
Sateen
Anon
Devas
Jorge
Phy
Ib Bau Apantn CS
Cascade
Wai
Wien
Toon
Doz, Ae
Fea
Ars
Sauk
U.S. No. 1
Sewang
Frankfurters
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