Uintah Versus Wasatch Ends In Narrow 22 13 Loss
Uintah’s second football game of the season saw Wasatch from Moab defeat them 22 to 13 on Thursday afternoon. Crowds cheered as players fought hard, with Gayla Stewart and others among the enthusiastic student supporters. The district pep activities included a high school band and a large dance planned for Friday after the Moab game.
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Uintah
Wasatch
Moby
Eary
Nvith
Geiser
Moab Daredevils
Ore
Odes Odekirk
Ora Fae Wardle
Roy Smith
Elaine Massey
Logan
Meat Type Demand Drives Salt Lake Ram Sale Results
At the Salt Lake Union Stockyards sale sales favored meat types among ram bidders. Suffolk and crossbred rams topped prices with the overall sale totaling 303 rams and a gross of 27,418 dollars. Average per head reached 74.50 dollars as buyers from Utah and surrounding areas pursued heavier meat-producing animals.
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Saltone
Hampshire
Crosabteds
Premor
Cinema Ner
Pgere Cert
Girl Scout News Elects Barbara Boyatt as President
Barbara Boyatt was elected president of the Girl Scouts at their Wednesday meeting. The group approved Barbara Boyatt as president with Johnson as secretary Mary Ellen Campmi as treasurer Terrie Meleniene as reporter and nine new scouts named Janet Banks Louise Wise Dixie Belcher Robert Ragmnissen Cathy Robinson Joyce Mara Mann and Lola. The event also noted leaders and tenderfoot and second class scouts present with Mrs Harrison Pauline Ceelea as second class. Ethan Nielsen demonstrated bulb planting and vine starting at a floral shop. The enderfoot Scouts prepared for a Saturday picnic and some second class beauties enjoyed an overnight to Wednesday.
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Scout News
Barbara Boyatt
Girl Si
Wedneesay
Cou
Ri Johnson
Mary Ellen Cammpi
Je Ann Min
Terrie Meleniene
Ett
Pew
Janet Banks
Louise Wise
Dixie Belcher
Korert Ragmnissen
Cathy Robinzon
Joyce Ha Mara Mann
Mit, Batt
Tenderfoot Scouts
Harrison
Pauline Ceeeaig
Bridge Club Formally Adds Members at Home Meeting
Members of the CBB club met at Mrs Doug las McLean’s home Wednesday evening for bridge. Helen Broadaway won the high prize and Carl Merkley had the low score. Both ladies were voted into the club as new members along with Rita Work. Special guest was Mrs Tom Snyder. A group will meet again October 14 at the home of Lyle Martinen.
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Douglas McLean
Helen Broadaway
Carl Merkley
Rita ‘Ork
Tom Snyder
Lyle
Martinaen
Funeral Services Conducted for Eliza Gray Lind
Funeral services for Eliza Gray Lind 8&3 a former Vernal resident were held in Naples Ward and Salt Lake City. Born April 16 1870 in Picton England she lost both parents young and later moved to Utah. She married Lewis Peter Wind in Vernal on October 15 1893 and after his death moved to Salt Lake City. Survivors include eight children Elmer Raymond Roy Lind and others with burial in Vernal Memorial Park under Vernal Mortuary direction.
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Elza Gray Lind
Vernal
Naples
Salt Lake City
Nephi
Provo
Lewis Peter Wind
Lind
Ethel) Duvall
Price
Frank
Katie) Dalton
Karl A. Lind
Floyd Blazer
Freestone
Lloyd Lind
Sandy
Vernal Memorial Park Cemetery
Vernal Mortuary
Bishop Federal Speaks at Uintah Basin DCCW Meeting
Bishop J Lennox Federal was the principal speaker at the Uintah Basin District DCCW gathering in Vernal on Tuesday. About twenty women from Roosevelt and Vernal parishes attended. Pauline Pfeffer of Vernal was elected president for the coming year with Collet, Subcoternal, Bogart, Rollet, Moon and others named to officer roles and altar societies. A buffet luncheon preceded the meeting, hosted by St James Altar Society and parish members.
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Bishop Federal
D.C.C.W
J. Lennox Federal
Salt Lake
Uintah Basin
Vernal
Roosevelt and Vernal
Pauline Pfeffer
St. Helen's Parish
Amy Subcoternal
Ermina Bogart
Roosevelt
Rollet
St. Helen's Altar Society
Ella, Moon
St. James Altar Society
Ladies of St. James Altar Society
Ignatius Strancar
Cul- Ten
John Purdy
James Purdy
Rangely
Cola
Altar Society
CAMP UTAHN Meeting Notes From First Season Session
Meeting set for the fourth Wednesday monthly, held Monday at Alta Gardiner’s home to start the season. Barbara Jolley led a Pioneer Markers lesson, Dora Freestone shared Permelia’s history. Fifteen members and two guests, Mrs Freestone and Mrs Jack Wallis, enjoyed dessert hosted by Mrs Gardiner and Glenda Lanson. October 20 hosts include Leora Jacobe, Erma Taylor and Hleeta Caldwell.
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Comb Usain
Alta Gardiner
Barbara Jolley
Dora Freestone
Permelia
Freestone
Jack Wallis
Gardiner
Glenda Lanson
Leora Jacobe
Erma Taylor
Hleeta Caldwell
Carrier Task Force 77 Deploys Bombs Off Northern California
Transcripted text notes Navy unit Task Force 77 training off Northern California coast. It details an estimated 4 604 tons of bombs and describes a 40 000 ton floating air base providing air support to frontline troops.
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Korea
California
Frontliner
Progressive Arts Opens Season With Hobo Party
Progressive Arts Club opened its season with a Hobo party hosted by Mrs Reed Aitchell on September 19. Eighteen members and six guests attended in costume. Mrs Hatch won best costume. Assistants were Mrs Clair Acord Mrs Bob Morrison and Mrs LaMars Hawkins. The next meeting is October 7 at Mrs Bob Umer's home.
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Reed Aitchell
Progressive Arts Club
Clair Acord
Bob Morrison
LaMars Hawkins
Mary Hatch
Joy Meaniel
Velda Gentry
Edna Eker
Helen Walquist
Clara Price
Hatch
Gervi
Bob Umer
Eve Ashton Addresses Retail Grocers Meet
Eve Ashton retired national president of the American Legion Auxiliary spoke at the Retail Grocers Convention, noting the grocery store as a foundation of modern America and highlighting food as a global crisis. Sen. Wallace F Bennett outlined six policy guideposts. A reception and musical program followed.
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Eve Ashton
American Legion Auxiliary
Aly
Sen
Wallace F. Bennett
Piplilatore
Mother Adams Undergoes Operation in Washington D C
Virginia Kate Adams known as Mother Adams, 96, is in excellent condition after a precocious operation for acute gangrenous appendicitis performed at 9:30 pm Tuesday at Emergency Hospital in Washington. She has lived in the area since Eisenhower’s inauguration and spends time in Virginia with relatives, native of that state. Her plans included a deer hunt at Fitzgerald Lodge in Colorado, owned by her grandson Louie Adams.
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Washington, D
Virginia
Kate Adams
Adams
Mother Adams
Washington
Eisenhower
Mortensen Opens New Wholesale Fuel Station Near Vernal
Ken Mortensen opens a new four pump wholesale and retail fuel and gas station one mile east of Vernal on U S Highway 40. The site will stock Wesco refinery products and distribute Wesco fuel oil. Mortensen also acquires Usnati Basin dealership for Montgomery Ward tires and bacteria.
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Renmurigneen
Vernal
U.S. Highway 40
Thoreday
Wesco
Mortensen
Usnati Basin
Montgomery Ward
Ir Mortensen
Ashley Farmery Unyton Co-op
Orem
Morr Lensen
Enrollment High in Uintah Schools Sees Strong Third Week
Uintah district reports its largest third week enrollment in years with 75 total students, led by Uintah High and Central schools. Officials anticipate good attendance as classes begin, while probation officers meet with school staff to maintain low absences. First and second week totals stood at 2,848 and 2,946 respectively, with first day enrollment at 2,771 last year.
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Uintah Gchagt
Iar
M. Lundell
Eterney
Aistright
Roy Basey Provo
Monroe Paxton
Glen Freeman
Uintah
Alterra
Avajon
Bonanzi
Central
Jensen
Lapoint
Maeser
Naples
Whites Rocks
Uintah High School
Union Hi School
Uinta
Variety Club hosts first meeting of season at Hawkins home
Eight members and a guest gathered Wednesday evening at Mrs. La Mar Hawkins for the Variety Club’s first wet together of the season. A salad plate was served and games were played. Prizca won the prize with Mrs. Whitney taking high and Mrs. Richard Alford winning for isolation. Mrs. Harvey Madsen will host the group on October 14.
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VARI
La+ Mar Hawkins
Prizca
Stringham Assigned New Tob By Utah Extension Service
Ned M Stringham of Vernal son of Sen and Mrs HEL Stringham has been picked for a pine assignment with the Utah Extension Service. Dr Carl Frischknech, director, says Stringham a recreation specialist will aid county agents to train recreation leaders in schools, civic groups and churches. He will direct activities in leadership and camping programs and teach resident courses in physical education and recreation through county outreach.
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Neg Mo Piringnam
Sen
Hel Stringham
Pines
Utah
Carl Frischknech
Stringham
Uintah Booster Club Forms Four Committees
Four committees were formed at the Uintah high school Booster Association meeting at Motel Vernal Monday night. Ralph Freece will head the Membership committee, Charles Johnson the Publicity committee, Don Barr the Program committee, and Frank Wright the Athletics committee. Twenty six persons attended the meeting where Cecil Baker, basketball coach at Utah Stake Agricultural College, spoke on USAC athletics and a film of a Manhattan basketball game was shown.
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Uintah High School Booster Association
Motel Vernal
Brent Feltch
Ralph Freece
Charles Johnson
Publicly
Don Barr
Frank Wright
Figs
Cecil Baker
Utah Stake Agricultural College
USAC
Cageh Baker
Usac-Manhattan
New York City
Booster Association
Ralph Preece
Spinet for sale in Holyoko area negotiable
For sale or trade a 1999 spinet in this area offered by Write Channels Store in Holyoko. Also advertised are a less than two year old furnace water heater and grain straw bale exchanges plus a wanted to buy grain, bale straw or straw stack. Phone 0211004.
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Leghorn Fitlota
Woodey Searle
Holyoko
Cale
Morrison Son in Germany Returns to Fly Back
Word reached Mr and Mrs Sidney C Morrison that their son Reo Morrison, stationed in Furstenfeldbach Germany, flew to New York in a DCO to return to Germany. He spent two days in New York and expects to be released from the army in May after three years in Germany, while family members from Springville and Provo gathered to celebrate their mother A A Haws 85th birthday.
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Sidney C. Morrison
S-Set
Reo Morrison
Furstenfeldbeoah
Germany
New York
DCO
S-Set Morrison
Jesse
Alvin
Louis
Morels
Mina Stringham
Springville
A. A. Haws
Janice Neilson
Joan Stringham
Mant
Marlow Hawa
Me Orem
Sterling Haws
Provo
Rai Hawe
Governor of US Employs More Than Eight Largest Corporations
The article notes that the US government payroll surpasses the combined headcount of the eight biggest U S corporations. It discusses implications for public sector staffing and national economic priorities, highlighting the size of government employment relative to major private firms.
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US Governori Vot
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