PTA Meeting Sets Separate Groups at Todd Elementary
The first PTA meeting at Todd Elementary and Alterra Junior High discussed forming separate PTA groups for each school with bi monthly meetings. They reviewed revised by laws under Darrell Williams and noted projects including a safety roll ing mat at the bus loading zone and a portable stage for the recreation hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pota
PTA
Darrell Willams
Soto
Carol Betts
Katt Hutchinson
Earl Gardner
Myrtle Gardner
Betty Coleman
Agnes Denver
Lula Murdock
Spencer Squire
Darrell Williams
Lee Bilis
Erma
Anderton
Lowell Coleman
Bud Markey
Virga Page
Ruth Car Ufel
Mary Larsen
Cecil Jenkins
DeLoy Squire
Calvin Squire
Myron
Eva Bellon
Frank Mehner
Weidelberg
Germany
Mehner
Louise Bellow
Mehners
May Jorgensen
Ernest Betts
Mary Collins
Ethel Bowden
Mable Allred
Alston Crighton
Roosevelt
Jack Allred
William Jenkins
Bert Stark
Fruita
Colo
Vernal
David Lundberg
Ballard
Glen Allred
Gusher
Caldwell
Lapoint
Dagley
Avalon
Alterra
Ellis Denver
Beverly
Arlo McDaniels
Kenneth Sprouse
Nora Larsen
Salt Lake City
Elmer Denver
Fort Duchesne
Larsen
Marlon’ Ewell
Springville
Ewell
Spencer
Isaac Ross
Int I. W
Vernon
Timothy
Son Rulon
Olé Rasmussen
Jesse Hullinger
Osa Hullinger
Lestie Collins
East Fake City
Hiunt
Detts
Drury Brothers
Iugo Mitchell
Apalco
Salt Ka City
William Jenking
Meeker
Jen
King Jeff
Leonard Mitshells
Orem
Womack
Gordon
Local Social Roundup Spans Denver to Rangely
Several Ned Wash residents attended a farewell at the Hotel Vernal for Mr and Mrs Jack Crooker, former Standard Oil district supervisor transferred to Anchorage. The Lantsches traveled to Denver for the Ball Clinic in Missouri, planning a month there. Various visits include Verdin Virvent from the W of U, the Mel Means in Salt Lake City, and the McKnight family homecoming from Rangely. Mrs Alfred Ford of Wallsburg broke her hip and is at St Marks in Salt Lake City. Griggs recently transferred from California to here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Lundberg
Salt Lake City
David Lundberg
John A Gardners
Delman Gardner
Alterra
John Cooks
Wayne
Fred Cook
William Cook
Judy Brisvin
Maren Gines
Sharon Rasmussen
Marianne Larsen
Mary Hulling
E Elaing
Richeng
Colleen Squire
Karen Gines
Judy Arnold
Carolyn Howley
Merie Gines
Davty Jenkins
Gia Wallinger
Jewit Drisbin
Cecil Allred
Minnie Angus
Erna Stella
Better
Ballard
Floyd Angus
Nerry Bean
Ashley Valley
Marion All
Victor Bingham
Orvil Dudley
Myrtle Winn
Sesson
Ivo Seeley
Leland Angus
Bert Angus
Vernal
Mra
Arthur Wiscombe Sr
Provo
Earl Rasmussen
Mark Rasmussens
East Lake City
Earl
Farrell Fiasmussens
Aish Eula Brighton
Brighton
Kent
Dallard
Delmar Gardners
Whiterocks
Ells Denver
Boyd
Winh
Fort Gardner
Cloyd
Myr
Agel Steleyt
Iatry Lantsches
Denver
Kra. Lantsch
Ball Clinic
Missouri
Ned Wash
Jack I’, Crooker
Crooker
Standard Oil Company
Anchorage
Alaska
Rangely
Verlin
W of
Paul Guillory
Angela Lowe
Don Wardles
Alfred Ford
Wallsburg
St. Marka Hospital
UL Griggs
California
Atomic Agriculture and Isotopes in Food Preservation
Time Magazine reports Teotopes and radioactive particles are used in farming research to study how crops absorb nutrients and to develop super crops. Defense Department collaborations inject radioisotopes into meat milk fruit and vegetables to kill bacteria and extend shelf life without refrigeration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Time Magazine
Defense Department
Sylvia Blackburn funeral held in Lapoint Ward chapel
Sylvia Blackburn Searle Blackburn died Sunday at her residence in Las Paint. Born March 21, 1807 in Lawgenca Utah, she was daughter of Clifton and Lacretta Demick Burch. Survived by two sons, a daughter, and 10 grandchildren with 27 great grandchildren. She was married to Archie Leo Searle June 3, 2007 in Vernal and to Mr Blackburn August 4, 1020. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 11 am at Lapoint Ward Chapel with burial in Lapoint Cemetery under Vernal Mortuary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Jane Pearle Dackburn
Las Paint
Lawgenca
Utah
Clifton and
Lacretta Ann Demick Burch
Aie Una
Devog Hearle
Woodruff
Alin
Onde Preston Searle
Vernal
Ana Ptep Daughyer
Mra
Merrill 'Vergle
Trndmussen
Lapoint
Dackburn
Archie
Leo Searle
Mantt
Scarjo
Blackburn
Mackburn
Lapaint
Lapoint Ward Chapel
Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints
Lapoint Cemetery
Vernal Mortuary
Auto accidents kill more under 65, NSC says
The National Safety Council reports that automobile crashes cause more deaths among people under 65 than any other accident type, highlighting road safety as a top concern for younger adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Safety Council
Wool stockpile near liquidation raises price outlook
The western wool market is seen inching up as the nine million pound US stockpile nears liquidation. R. C. Elliott of Salt Lake City's R. C. Gliloit & Co, supplying 300000 pounds of a two million pound US barter package, offered the forecast on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Elliott
Salt Lake City
R. C.@Gliloit & Co
Turkey
Eliott
West
Deer Hunting Yields Reported for State Season
State Department of Fish and Game reports 16 159 deer killed this year from 19 203 hunters checking out. Comparable figures show 11 022 hunters and 16 081 deer in 1930 season. Weather heavily affected results. Santa Clara station aids nonresident hunters and data collection for future seasons. Additional 15 000 kill cards to be mailed later. accurate returns crucial to management and future planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Figh and Game
Santa Clara
Utah Department of Fish
Mcense
Dicense
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R. Todd
Wolds
By Ellen Mrachen
Egypt
Gase
Red Wabi
J. Lantech
By Marle D. Wardle
Sylvia Blackburn
Weldon Lapisinit Chapel
Rae
Fq Kons Nevereuth
State Dept
Mepey Wlates
Big M
Fueo
Peatard
Showalter Motor Company
Ibs
Basr Dtaur
Fuby
Betster
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