Halloween party at Gateway Cafe hosts Kawani Anns crowd
Kiwani Anns entertained partners at a Halloween costume party Saturday night at Galena Cafe. Witches and goblins moved through the crowd with prizes for top costumes. Mrs. Robert Olsen won best witch, Mrs. J D Jones won best Chinese lady, Max Cluff won best male, Frank Couture won Frankenstein. Swinging square dancing, a buffet supper at 10 pm. Mrs. Chris McKinlay chaired the event.
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Kiwani Anns
Galena
Hallowe'en
Robert Olsen
J. D. Jones
Max Cluff
Birthday Party Surprises Mrs O Hullinger
Mrs Orvel Hullinger hosted a surprise party at her home on Monday October 24 with head chef Mrs Ned Calder. Six couples attended including Heber and Mary Witmer Floyd and Mary Alen Whitney Hammond Ned Calder and Dick alford, all enjoying Rock and Hearts games. Pumpkin pie hot chocolate and Halloween candies were served.
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Ned Calder
Orvel Hullinger
Hullinger
Heber Witmer
Floyd Alen
Whitney Hammond
Dick Alford
Couple Plans Apple Blossom Wedding Announcement
Ballard couple announces the engagement of their daughter Bonnie Hullinger to Norman M. Brimhall of Mesa Arizona. Bonnie graduates Alterra High 1940 and attends Brigham Young University while Norman, a World War II veteran, studies at Mesa University after serving a Mormon mission with the Ute Indians on Uintah Reservation. A spring wedding is planned.
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Jess Hullinger
Ballard
Bonnie
Norman M. Brimhall
Mesa
Ariz
Utopia Club Opens Year With First Meeting
Utopia club members met Monday evening October 24 at Mrs Abe Hatch home for the first meeting of the year. After a brief business session the group enjoyed games and conversation. A two course luncheon was served by Mrs Hatch to eight members and one guest Mrs W Clark Officer. The slate for the year includes Mrs Edgar Jones vice president Mrs Charles Lewis secretary and treasurer Mrs Le Roy Taylor historian and Mrs Leonard Perry reporter. Next meeting is November 7 under Mrs Bessie Swain and Mrs Leonard Perry with programs by Mrs Arthur Manwaring.
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Utopia Club
Abe Hatch
Hatch
W. Clark
Eainy
Edgar Jones
Charles Lewis
LeRoy Taylor
Leonard Perry
Bessie Swain
Arthur Manwaring
Pheasant Hunter's Dinner Date Set by American Legion Auxiliary
Mrs. Paul Bricker reports Friday Nov 4 as the Pheasant Hunter's dinner start time at 6 p.m. in Legion Hall 223 Western. Meeting at Mrs. Wallis's home, Beaux Arts club hosted nine members and two guests Mrs. Jolley and Mrs. Wreath. A book review of In Search of Scotland by H. B. Morton was given by Mrs. Christensen. a dessert luncheon followed.
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Paul Bricker
the Legion Hall
Western
Beaux Arts
Scotland
William B. Wallis
Beaux Arts Club
J. Arden Jolley
Grant
H. B. Morton
Leon P. Christensen
Election of Officers for M Men and Gleaners Fiesta
Stake Center hosts Tuesday election and friendship fiesta for M Men and Gleaner groups with open program, Basic Samba demonstration, and secret ballots to elect president vice president and secretary roles for the coming season. Present officers include Mrs Warren Mott Miss Lalue Sessions and Miss Noreen White for the Gleaners and Milton Nielson Lorin Merrell and Lloyd Windward for the M Men. Stake supervisors are Mrs Ernest Johnson and Dr Ray Paull.
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Mmen
Gleaner
Stake Center
Ward
Stake Mia
M-Men
Ywmia Stake
Golden Gleaners
Warren Mott
Lalue Sessions
Noreen White
Gleaners
Milton Nielson
Lorin Merrell
Lloyd Winward
Ernest Johnson
Ray Paull
Kingsbury Ladies Aid Plans Election Dinner at Community House
Kingsbury Congregational church hostesses Mrs Edna Stani fird and Mrs Millie Herriote plan a chicken pie dinner for election day Wednesday November 8 at noon. The program Sacred Art directed by Mrs T W Sweatman, with plans completed and the public invited.
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Kingsbury
Progressive Arts Meet Opened By Mrs. Olsen
Progressive Arts club members met at Mrs. Robert Olsen home on Thursday October 27 with Mrs. Vincent Helzen presiding. A short business meeting followed as Mrs. Cliff Caldwell read a Steven Vincent Benet story. A dessert luncheon was served to eight members and four guests.
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Progressive Arts Club
Robert Olsen
Vincent Helzen
Cliff Caldwell
Steven Vincent Benet
Vernon Richards
Eugene Sundquist
Maxluff
Tom Hatch
Bob Morrison
Natalie Peterson
Rebekah Past Grands Host Halloween Whist Party
Rebekah Past Grands held a Halloween themed Monte Carlo Whist gathering at Mrs. Les Mackay’s home with 16 members. First prize went to Mrs. Ray Mowrey and second to Mrs. Victor Karren as decorations and Juricheon dessert complemented the event. The next meeting is planned for Mrs. Bay Hatch’s home in November.
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Rebekah
Les Mackay
Ray Mowrey
Victor Karren
Mackay
Joe Galbreath
Bay Hatch
Arthur Watkins Honored On 85th Birth Anniversary
Mrs. Nora W. Cook hosted a Sunday dinner for Arthur Watkins on his 85th birthday. Guests included Senator and Mrs. Arthur W. Watkins and daughter Nina of Washington D C, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Watkins, Mr. and Mrs. Jack N. Cook, Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Cook and son Larry, and Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Gutzman and children of Fort Duchesne. Watkins planned to travel to Provo with his son Senator Watkins before returning to Los Angeles. He has spent the summer with his daughter Mrs. Cook.
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Nora W. Cook
Arthur Watkins
Arthur W. Watkins
Nina
Washington, D. C
Frank Watkins
Jack N. Cook
Sterling Cook
Larry
Wilson Gutzman
Fort Duchesne
Mr. Watkins
Provo
Senator Watkins
Los Angeles
Mrs. Cook
Ace High Uses Jack O Lanterns As Centerpiece
Ten members of the Ace High bridge club met Thursday evening at the home of Mrs Victor Karren. Guests were Mrs Iva McCarey and Mrs Leland Bennion. Bridge prizes went to Mrs Russell Montgomery high Mrs Wendell Pope draw and Mrs Kenneth Richardson low. Luncheon was served at small tables with lighted Jack o Lantern centerpieces.
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Ace High Bridge
Victor Karren
Iva McCarey
Leland Bennion
Russell Montgomery
Wendell Pope
Kenneth Richardson
Halve ’en Fun At Friday Party
Phil Strange hosted a Halloween party Friday for 24 fourth grade classmates at his parents home. The costumed group enjoyed bingo fortune telling and silly stunts with individual Halloween cakes fudge sticks and punch served.
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Phil Strange
O. A. Strange
Congratulations on twin baby boys for two couples
Mr and Mrs George Jenkins welcome a boy born October 28 and Mr and Mrs Golden Hatch greet a son born October 29 in local family notices.
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George Jenkins
Golden Hatch
Local social notes from Uintah County and visitors
Clyde Watkins returns to USAC Logan after deer hunt. Mr. and Mrs. Mantle visit Vernal Jensen from Castle Park Colorado. Mrs. Nora Conk leaves for Chamberlain South Carolina to visit daughter Sybil Howard. Mrs. Ashton returns from Engar Arizona visit with family and brother John Hall who is critically ill. Mrs. Carpenter of Salt Lake City visits with daughter Sulian and Ralph Walker. Mrs. Eaton of Salt Lake City visits with Mrs. Haw. Jack Samuels returns to Tacoma after leave. G. E. Untermann returns from Logan Academy meetings. Bennions host Morgan newlyweds Oct 26 at Moses Lake. Morgan to Bloomington Illinois for carpentry program. Ruth Astle shops in Salt Lake City. J LaMar Bird from Venice California to open house for his mother Josephine Haockisy. Iras White Schwabe recovering from LDS hospital operation. Jack Taylor of Huntington Park visits with Siddoways. Bud Covington en route to Nebraska after deer hunt with Craig Caldwell party. Frank Caldwell announces birth of Michael Stephen Oct 13. Wilford Adams and Bealy of Midvale visit H. W. Woolley. Ted Hatch improving at home after appendicitis operation.
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Leland Bennion
Albert D. Morgan
Moses Lake
Wash
Bennion
Morgans
Bloomington
Morgan
Midwest Assn. of
Mrs. Robert Olsen Hosts Tally Club Meeting
Tally club members met at Mrs. Robert Olsen's home on Wednesday October 28 with one guest, Mrs. Victor Waite. The group played bridge and enjoyed a dessert luncheon in a Halloween themed setting with prizes awarded for high, low, and travel to specific members. The next meeting is scheduled for Wednesday November 9.
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Tally Club
Robert Olsen
Victor Waite
Ken Sewards
Max Cluff
Walte
Surprise party honors Sheree Jones at Hallowe'en luncheon
Mrs. Joseph H. Bodily hosted a birthday party for Sheree Jones in her grandmother’s home. Hen or guests joined in games and a Halloween luncheon was served, with Sheree’s mother Mrs. Brent Jones attending.
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Shere Jones
Brent Jones
Joseph H. Bodily
Sheree
Finesse Club Honors Mrs Johnston at Birthday Event
Eleven members of the Finesse club honored Mrs. Robert Johnston at her Jen sen home with a birthday remembrance a handkerchief presented. Guest Mrs. Lloyd Watkits attended the gathering.
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Robert Johnston
Finesse Club
Jensen
Lloyd
Marriage Licenses for October in Vernal Area
October marriage licenses list includes James M. Workman 20 and Norma Jean Whittaker 21 both of Vernal. Also Donald C. Hatch 19 of Ouray weds LaRaine Aklund 18 of Vernal. Barbara Buist 17 and Ben Holmes 22 both of Vernal wed. Keith Brady 21 and Mona Rae Massey 18 of Vernal also married.
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James M. Workman
Norma Jean Whittaker
Vernal
Donald C. Hatch
Ouray
Bint
LaRaine Aklund
Verna Barbara Buist
Ben Holmes
Keith Brady
Mona Rae Massey
Bolt
Daughters of Utah Pioneers Meeting in Vernal
Daughters of Utah Pioneers Camp Vernal met Friday October 21 at captain Mrs Orve Hullinger s home. A business meeting discussed plans to raise funds for the Memorial building in Salt Lake City. Fruit salad was served to 15 members.
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Camp Vernal
The
Utah Pioneers
Orve| Hullinger
Fungs
Salt Lake City
Ee KR
Cultural Arts Meet At Mrs Sam Woolley
Mrs. Sam Woolley entertained members of the Cultural Arts club at her home last Wednesday evening October 26 after a short business meeting. Mrs. Ray Searle gave an entertaining report on the book Especially Father. A Halloween themed luncheon was served. Mrs. Arthur Schaefermeyer, a new member, attended with guests Ms. Lee Sowards and Mrs. Lawrence Cooper.
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Sam Woolley
Cultural Arts Club
Jast
Ray Searle
Father
Arthur Schaefermeyer
New Mather
Lee Sowards
Lawrence Cooper
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Gateway Cafe
Chris, McKinlay
Mrs. O. Hullinger
Special Group Shoes
Children’s School
Boy’s Oxfords
Growing Girls
Wing’s Store
Ft. Duchesne
Utopia
American Legion Auxiliary
Hunter's Dinner
20Th Century Club
Twentieth Century Club
Vern McCarrell
Rae Ashton
Harold Reader
W. E. Witbeck
Heauty
Dour Cock
Phoenix
Hesbes
Jacque Mrrcer
Phoenix High School
Kingsbury Ladies Aid
Progressive Arts Meet
Hallowe’en
Ace High
Norm and Corne’s Trail Cafe
Vernal Bus Depot
Cabout Town
Clyde Watkins
Mr. and
Phil Watkins
USAC
Logan
Charles Mantle
Castle Park
Colo
Nora W. Conk
South
Ath West
Chamberlain
S. C
Sybil Howard
Leslie Ashton
Engar
John C. Hall
Charles Carpenter
Sulian
Ralph Walker
Jess A. Haws
Lucilla Eaton
Eaton
Haw
Jack Samuels
Mrs
Ben Samuels
Tacoma
G.E. Untermann
Utah Academy of Science, Arts and Letters
Academy
Ruth Astle
Claire C. Hacking
J. LaMar Bird
Venice
Cal
Iras White Schwabe
LDS Hospital
Jack Taylor
Huntington Park
William H. Siddoway
Taylor
Siddoways
Nebaska
Bud Covington
Johnson and Bunn
Ardmore
Oklo
Bud
Craig Caldwell
Frank Caldwell
Seattle, Wash
Michael Stephen
Caldwell
University of Washington
Wilford Adams
Mrs. Bealy
Midvale
H. Walter Woolley
Ted Hatch
Bus Hartch
Ted
Uintah County Hospital
Sheree Jones
Daughters of Utah Pioneers
Frank
Phoya
Knobby
Odrich
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