Christmas Seal Campaign Opens Monday in Uintah County
Monday marks the 1964 Christmas Seal campaign led by Uintah County Chairman Mrs. LaVon Wall of the Utah State Tuberculosis and Health Association. The Vernal Business and Professional Women's Club sponsors local efforts with Maestros Maurice Abravanel and Betsy Palmer named as national campaign figures. The drive stresses TB risks with over 60,000 active US cases annually and about 10,000 TB deaths last year, as the association partners with health agencies to fund research, detection, and education.
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LaVon ‘Wall
Uintah County
Utah State Tuberculosis and Tmealth Association
Vernal Business and Professional Women’s Club
Maurice Abravvanel
Utah Symphony Orchestra
Wall
Betsy Palmer
CBS
Gerald Tr
State Department of Health
Tabiona Native Tours Russia With Phone Co
Larry Maxwell of Cedar City a Mountain States Telephone supervisor accompanying a United States Information Agency exhibit in Russia notes the 2000 telephone directories attract interest. Visitors thumb Russian covers, while Russia lacks telephones per capita, and the exhibit in Kiev Leningrad Moscow highlights equipment, computers and space communications.
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Larry Maxwell
Mountain States
Cedar City
Notive of
Tabiona
United States Information Agency
Communications USA
Russia
Soviet Union
Kiev
Leningrad
Moscow
Utah
America
Particu
Business Women Sponsor Uintah Heart Fund Drive
The Vernal Business and Professional Women's Club will sponsor the Uintah County Heart Fund Drive in February 1965 with Momer G. Murphy of the American Heart Association detailing prevention and living with cardiovascular disease. A committee led by Mrs. Lee Murray and others was named, and new members Linda Pratt and Judy White joined. A dinner meeting is planned for November 18 at the 7 11 Cafe, with birthday notices for Starene Bynum.
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Vernal Business and Professional Women’s Club
Heart Fund
Uintah County
Momer G. Murphy
American Heart Association
BFW
Lee Murray
John Liebhardt
Dayl Webb
Judy White
Murphy
Utah Heart Association
Driver Smith
Lawrene O' Wardle
Racial Issues Prompt Grows Tense In Guides
A partial excerpt notes Mr. Maxwell criticizing guides for riling racial issues, aiming to rattle readers and influence public discourse. The remark highlights sensitivity around how guidance materials address race and provoke reaction.
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Maxwell
Ashley School PTA Meeting During Education Week
The Ashley Elementary School P T A will hold its next meeting Thursday at 8 p m in observance of American Education Week. Hope Preece, the school librarian, will present a program on school library procedure. Mrs Eunice Rex and her third grade class will give a reading demonstration. Parents are urged to attend.
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Ashley
Hope Preece
Eunice Rex
PTA
Robert K Wells Funeral Man
Funeral services were held at Olpin Mortuary in Roosevelt for Robert Kirtley Wells 68 who died at his Rangeley home Friday. Born Sept 18 1896 in Buckley Illinois to Samuel Alfred and Minnie Wells he married Melinda Gill in 1916 they were divorced. He married Ira Marsing in 1920 in Myton. Former Uintah Basin resident, 20 years in Rangely. Survivors include widow Annapolis Md six daughters Hilda Hansen Shirley Ratterman Betty Andrews all of Salt Lake City Ranee Rusgille Annapolis Md Armalee Fortunato Tooele 20 grandchildren. Burial Roosevelt Cemetery.
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Olpin Mortuary
Roosevelt
Robert Kirtley Wells
Rangely
Ie Was
Buckley, Ill
Samuel Alfred
Minnie Messer Wells
Melinda Gill
Ira M. Marsing
Myton
Annapolis, Md
Hilda Wells
C. V
Jeanne) Hansen
R. J
Shirley) Ratterman
J. E
Betty) Andrews
Salt Lake City
Vincent
Ranee) Rusgille
Annapolis
A. L
Armalee) Fortunato
Tooele
Roosevelt Cemetery
Water quantity and quality for health and industry
The text stresses water’s essential role for people, livestock, and industry, noting no pure water exists and minerals can aid health. It discusses animal daily needs, the value of mineral waters, and the dangers of over reliance on distilled water, concluding safe water is vital for the nation. It cites a study from Virginia Tech linking low dietary salt to increased cannibalism in broiler chickens.
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Europe
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
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Tablona
Phone Co
Business Women
Heart Drive
Linda Pratt
Starene
W. L. Bynum
Thorne
Vernal Express
Starene Bynum
Ashley School
Robert K Wells
Uintak Basin
Wilson's Cafe
Buckshot
Bridge Inn
Quality Tire
Trail Cafe
Jensen Marke Nu
Della Bailey
Mary Johnson
Mildred Reese
Bridge Innees
Jane Smuin
Linda Bill BS
Guntoy Bobstedt
Animal
University of Wisconsin
Adry
Bobstedt
RCA Victor
Western Living, Inc
East Main
Turkey
THE
Norrland
Pohromeragi
Norland
Chromerafi
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