Bill Melby to Meet Tony Borne At Imperial Hall
Promoter Orvel Hullinger books a main event wrestling match at Imperial Hall this Saturday. Utah star Bill Melby faces Tony Borne in a best two of three falls one hour time limit bout. Melby is billed as a top wrestler with a notable college Mr America connection. Borne is described as a formidable opponent.
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Orvel Hullinger
Utah
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Tony Borne
Hansome Melby
Mrr
Hullinger
Pacific Coast
Clgvéland
Ohio
America
Ir. Molloy
Melby
Fort Carson Soldier Smith Serves With 21st Engineer Battalion
Fort Carson Colorado is home to Sergeant First Class Johnny Smith, husband of Corena and son of Mr and Mrs E Smith of Vernal Utah. He serves as platoon sergeant in Company C with the 21st Engineer Combat Battalion. Smith entered the Army in September 1953 and was last stationed at Fort Riley Kansas. He formerly attended Ingham Young University in Provo.
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Fort Carson
Colo
Johnny Smith
Corena
Smith
Hve
Vernal
Utah
21St Enineer Combat Battalion
Army
Fort Riley
Kan
Ingham ‘Young University
Provo
Wrestler Promoter Predicts Seminal Showdown On Coast
Orvel Hullinger announces a wrestler who can halt Gypsy Joe in the semi final against Donore. Moore has logged a string of Pacific Coast victories and is rated by some as superior to Frank Brojack, the world light heavyweight champion. A strong preliminary bout opens the evening.
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Gypsy
Joe
Donore
Moore
Pacific Coast
Frank Brojack
Hullinger
Mazber 4th Ward House Warming Fetes T Anderson
House warming at Mrs Rulon Anderson's home drew many ladies with games led by May and Margie Bingham. A lunch of sandwiches, pickles, cake, and punch followed. Also notes of local visits, religious activities, travel, family moves, and a basketball win by Our Explorers over Lapoint 30-16 at the Stake Center last Wednesday night.
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Mra Rulon Anderson
Touline
May
Margie Bingham
Hartley Family Becomes U S Citizens in Salt Lake Ceremony
The Hartleys from Tridell eight children and Clifford Hartley with wife Mrs Hartley were naturalized in a mass ceremony in Salt Lake City. The family came from England five years ago, working to settle in Utah where Hartley now manages a sewing machine sales department. The children are doing well in school while one son Gordon serves in Germany.
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Tridell
United States
Salt Lake
Hartley
Thirteen Strong
America
England
Pen Peln
Neetley Daughere
Forrest Goodrich
New York
Mr. Yartley
Utah
Garfield Avenue
Danny
Dan Valentine
Tribune
Clifford Hartley
Tridel
Surpluses Worth 2.5 Billion Sold In Two Years
Washington on Friday the administration said since July 1 1953 the government disposed of nearly two and a half billion dollars of federally owned surpluses. The unloadings moved into domestic and foreign markets with no disruption to normal trade. Dairy products led the surplus but the Commodity Credit Corp also disposed of 500 million pounds of cottonseed oil 170 million bushels of 1948 and road crop corn and 70 million bushels of wheat.
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Washington
Gommodity Credit Corp
Golf's a funny game says young industrialist in sand trap
A young industrialist, after a brutal sand trap session, cheerfully tells his caddy Golf's a funny game. The text also notes Third District Judge A H Eliett Thursday, and mentions a Salt Lake stenographer, plus a citizenship exercise for several youths with automatic naturalization of Carolyn, Dorothy, Ruth, Philip, Michael, Murial, and Melvin.
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H_ Eliett
Hartley
Doris
Salt Lake
United States
Carolyn
Dorothy
Ruth
Philip
Michael
Murial
Melvin
Service Held Thursday for Mrs. Goodrich
Funeral services for Josephine Merrell Goodrich were held Thursday afternoon in the Naples ward chapel. She died at home on Monday November 15 at 3 p.m. The service included prayers by Birchell Goodrich and Byron Goodrich, with music by a mixed quartet and several solos. Speakers were Victor Wilkins and LaVeH Manwaring. Pallbearers were her sons Wallace, Charles, Delroy, Lyle Henry, Ashley and Clifton. Survivors include six sons and a daughter, Mrs Maud Anderson, all of Vernal, along with numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. siblings listed include Fuller, Charles Elwin, Frank Merrell, and four sisters.
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Josephine Merrell Goodrich
Naples Ward
Tvere
Victor Wilkins
Laveh Manwaring
George C. Davis
J. Ross Merrell
Vernal Memorial Park
Fuller Merrell
Wallace
Charles
Delroy
Lyle Henry
Ashley
Clifton
Goodrich
Clark
Maud Anderson
Vernal
Fuller
Charles Elwin
Frank Mérrell
Naples
Rose Eaton
Gilles
Mary Lizenbee
Roosevelt
Lydia Goodrich
Moses Lake
Washington
Helen Richardson
Mrs Weeks Leaves To Join Husband In Overseas Service
Mrs Otis Weeks Jr departs Salt Lake City for New York City aboard United Airlines then Pan American Line to Frankfort Germany to join her husband a teacher in the Overseas American Dependents School at Ramstein Air Base She is the former Velma Wilkins daughter of Mr and Mrs Ertin L Wilkins of Salt Lake City former Vernal residents
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Otis Weeks Jr
Salt Lake
United Airlines
New York City
Frankfort
Germany
Ramsteen Air Base
Weeks
Velma Wilkins
Ertin L. Wilkins
Salt Lake City
Vernal
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