Utah teachers lead Utahns in college student studies Spokane meet
Principal Richy of Cust High School, Dr Miller, and Mr Rigby prepare for the Northwest Association of Secondary and Higher Schools meeting in Spokane Washington December 7. They will present Utah’s membership standards including curricular offerings and library facilities while Uintah High faces required teacher load adjustments within two years. Weber College President Dr H A Dickson and BYU Asher Woodruff will join the Utah delegation along with educators from several western states. Central PTA meets Monday at 8 PM in Central School Library with speaker J Wallace Johnson outlining his planned talk.
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Award Richy
Cust High
de Wit Pp
Rigby Sties
Utah
Association
Rigby
Ratte
Uintah High School
Uintah
Northwest Association
H. A. Dickson
Weber College
al ¢ Asher Woodruff
Brigham Young University
Institutions of Higher Learning
Miller
California
Washington
Nevada
Idaho
Montana
Hawaii
Alaska
Central P.T.A
Rhoda Robin
Central School Parents and Teachers Association
Centrall
Ing
J. Wallace Johnson
Oklahoma Ranked Seventh in College Enrollment Study
The US Office of Education report shows Oklahoma ranking seventh in the share of its population enrolled in colleges and universities, with Utah and the District of Columbia leading the list. The piece notes eastern states rarely appear in the top tier and mocks provincial views while thanking a local advertiser for the data.
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Anid
Ened
Education
Suya
Oklahoma
Paker
Calloges
Utah
District of Columbia
Saw York
Tilaho
Colorado
Kansas
Okahon
Washington
California
Montana
Folka
Jones
Six J Students To Attend Provo Journalism Meet
Six members of Uintah high school Journalism class representing The Ute Pow Wow will attend the 28th Annual Journalism Conference at Brigham Young University Provo on Saturday. Roscoe A Grover will deliver the keynote on New Horizons in Journalism. Staff members Dorothy Budiey Ken Pope Hiram Reynolds Liloy Bennett Gayla York and Myra Woolley will attend. June Stewart advisor will drive the students to the convention leaving after school Friday Nov 36.
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Uintah
Ute
June Stewart
Vernal BPW radio program Safety Story Lady Sundays
The Business and Professional Women's Club of Vernal hosts a weekly radio segment titled Safety Story Lady on local airwaves each Sunday afternoon, sponsored by Utah Safety Council. At the monthly social at Miss Amelia Manker's home, cohostesses Mrs Al Lipphardt and Mrs Harry Brown presided while Miss Manker presented film slides on international affairs followed by dessert. The next meeting is scheduled for December 5 at the Ainish Stake Bank Building, amid cabinet speculation about inviting Russian ambassadors to join American governance discussions.
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BPW
Business and Professional Women’s Club of Vernal
Safety Story Lady
Utah Safety Counel
Amelia Manker
al Lipphardt
Harry Brown
City Raises Pound Fees on Stray Livestock
The city council revised the impounding ordinance raising stray livestock fees from 50 cents to 2.50 dollars. The increase funds a regular pound keeper and aims to curb traffic incidents and garden damage from horses, mules, cattle, swine, goats, and sheep. Over 150 livestock licenses have been issued, with impoundment starting for untagged animals and unlicensed dogs also subject to penalties.
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Sounell
Temperate Conceptions of Equality Discussed
An editorial note defines equality as a state where every individual is valued as an important citizen, exploring the average man’s view of his own standing in society.
Uintah Campus Dance Glows With Harvest Theme
The Uintah campus hosted a Harvest Ball with a Make Love theme transforming the gym into a mystic dance floor. Queen Marilyn Trice led the procession with attendants while couples like Nia Michl and David Olp, Marie Workman and Wayne Nielson, and Laura Mae Witmer with Jack Cooksey danced among the crowd. Thanksgiving and holiday dances followed with students from Uintah and nearby communities attending, escorted by couples such as Lowell Caldwell and Norma Jean Carroll, Kent Taylor and Carolyn Colthorpe, and Lynn Slaugh with Myrna Robins. Local winners and honors included Loreen Johnson in Salt Lake City's Make It With Wool contest.
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Foorshaw
Iit
Nia
Marilyn Trice
Dane Mari “Nya Michl
David Olpin
Marie Workman
Wayne Nielson
Laura Mae
Sarah Cooksey
Kenny Match
Janet Robbins
Floyd Hullinger
Lois Goodrich
Veral Glines
Rayma McKee
Lioy Bennett
Doyle Johnson
Miss Nelson
Mr Landon
Miss Snow
Marquita Goodrich
Uintah
Stake Center
Lowell Caldwell
Norma Jean Carroll
Kent Taylor
Carolyn Colthorpe
Lynn Slaugh
Myrna Robins
Max Caldwell
Bonnie Adamson
Bryce Merkley
Merlene Davis
Dean Chew
Laure
Keith Sessions
Myra Woolley
Joe Murray
Maerer Ward Chapel
Hatch Orchestra
Verdin Manwaring
Fae Bascom
Norlan Walker
Lloy Bennett
Terry Fletcher
Arlys
Fack
Woodbury
Garrett
Peete
Mondiy
City Approves Bastian Goodrich Addition and Equipment
City council approved the Bastian Goodrich addition and new equipment for the Fire Department including 4 badges a fog nozzle a cutter and a battery charger. A room in the city office for racial and recreational purposes was requested and the operation of the Fire Department will be reviewed at the next meeting. Notice of Final action and budget hearing set for December 11 at 7:30 in the City Office invites public attendance.
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Fla
Ini
CEA
Wedriratay
Cokett Jettriecac
Ralph Alexander
Noxtian Goordrich
Roosevelt Eastern Star Installs New Officers
Mrs Sadie Blank of Neola was installed as worthy matron of Dayeromy Chapter No 17, Order of Eastern Star, at Roosevelt Masonic Temple. Elective officers include Thomas Sweatman as worthy patron and Mrs Anna Norman as associate matron, with several Vernal and Fort Duchesne members named in roles such as secretary treasurer conductress and associate conductress.
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Fort Duchesne
Wanda Riggle
Neela
Alice Hatch
Maxine Hatch
Roberta Karren
Helen Stevens
Ada
Vivian Voorhles
Ruth
Margaret Phillips
Margaret Phillips, Vernal
Esther
Jean Stevens
Vernal
Martha
Mabel Curtis
Electa
Betty Hackler
Warden
Arrel Welker
Roosevelt
Sentinel
Baptist WMS Plans Week of Prayer
The W M S of the First Baptist Church met at Ray mond L Pendergrass home for the regular monthly business meeting. Mrs L T Peyton announced that a Week of Prayer for Foreign Missionaries would run Monday to Friday at 2 p m at the Baptist Church. Mr and Mrs Ray Peare and Mr and Mrs Gib Bennett took a brief trip to Los Angeles returning Wednesday night.
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W. M.S
First Baptist Church
Heer
Raymond L. Pendergrass
L. T. Peyton
The
Baptist Church
Ray Peare
Gib Bennett
Los Angeles
California
Vernal
Calendar of Events and Community Notes
December and November community listings show Uintah and North Emery games and dedications, local clubs meet schedule, dances and kids day events. Notable items include Gun and Rifle Club, City Council, School Board elections, Ladies Guild gatherings, BPW and Rebekah events, and social whirl notes. The passage also includes a reflection on motion pictures and childhood learning from Childcraft texts.
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Stake
Bilm Advisory Board
Jinuah Nece Emery
Uintah
North Emery
County Commissioners
Union High Dedication
Gun and Rifle Club
Jaycees
City Council
Pleasant Grove
South Emery
Downtown
Santa Claus
Jamestown
O. T. Bridge
Noble Grands
Ladies Guild
Rebekah
Beaux Arts
Former Fruitland Portmaster Remembered in Services
Hannah Evnewtindhe Macett, longtime Fruitland postmaster for a decade, died at her home. Born in Pune Tag, she lived in Spanish Fork and moved to Fruitland 30 years ago. Surviving are Mina Vaney Soyka and two Salt Lake City grandchildren, plus several relatives. Funeral services were held today at the Spanish Fork Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints and burial followed in the Spanish Fork Cemetery.
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Uwe Adatort
Amalia Horch
Oakland
Calif
Merv
Owenfall Lake City
Mary
Emmons
Ballard Infant Dies In Salt Lake Hospital
A two month old Ballard infant, Stephen Bruce Kettle, son of Elton L. and Ardis Bracken Kettle, died Monday at 4:30 am in a Salt Lake hospital after a short illness. Born March 4, 1950 in Roosevelt, he is survived by his parents, four siblings Larane, Dennis, Douglas and Rose Marie, all of Ballard, and four grandparents. Funeral services were held today at 1 pm in the Ballard Ward Chapel, with burial in Roosevelt City Cemetery.
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Stephen Bruce Kettle
Elton L
Ardis Bracken Kettle
Ballard
Salt Lake
Roosevelt
Larane
Dennis
Douglas
Rose Marie
B. Kettle
George Hracken
Alterra
Uintah
Ballard Ward Chapel
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Golden Collins
Burla
Roosevelt City Cemetery
Moores Bride Vern Moore Weds Juanita Burtan in Salt Lake City
Vern Moore of Vernal and Juanita Burtan were married in a ceremony in Salt Lake City on Saturday November 24. The couple spoke vows in the Salt Lake temple and will reside in Roosevelt for the time being. Moore is employed in Roosevelt.
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Salt Lake City
Juanita Burtan
Vern Moore
Ronald Winn Honored At Farewell Party In Ashley
Ashley ward pays tribute to Ronald Winn who leaves for San Antonio Texas to join the Air Force. Ward members present a traveling bag and host a farewell evening with punch and doughnuts as Mr Winn departs with his wife for their new home. Medical notes list Uintah Basin Hospital patients by department with names.
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Ronald Winn
Ashley
San Antonio
Texas
A & Air Force
MIA
For Sale Hereford Bull 8 Years Old Registered
Registered Hereford bull for sale eight years old weight 3450 pounds. Excellent animal offered by Seol P. Anderle located eight miles east of Myton Utah. Contact details not provided.
Rennie Hall Funeral Keld at Second Ward
Fragmented obituary notes a funeral service at Second Ward for Rennie Hall. The fragment mentions speakers, musical offerings, a burial at Vernal Memorial Park, and references to family members and a student connection with local school and army service.
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Rennie Hall
Keld
Second Ward
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