Community Notes From Marser 1st Ward Events
A long village obituary style update covers joined families and visitors in the Marser 1st Ward. Many names appear: Owen Macking and son Larry attended a Mississippi graduation, Dale Velle recently released from the U S Navy in San Diego visited Salt Lake City and Vernal, with travel plans to Denver and BYU Grace Mall. Local gatherings include Primary party with badges, Sunday school teachers sustained, and several visits to Salt Lake City for family events.
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Owen Macking
Larry
Missienippi
United Blazes Air
Post
Greenville Aid
Mirh
Dale 'Velle
Lea
Afton
Velle
Navy
San Diego
Calif
Salt Lake City
Dale
Vernal
Loran
Caddie Oaks
Margret Troberts
Onrita Pope
Joseph Prices
Denver
Lois McLaughlin
Byu Grace Mall
Kimball
Mazie Sinfield
Roy Carroll
Lerson Caldwella
Caldwells
Everett Pitt
Mervin Worrocks
Carl Richens
John L. McConkie
Lynn McConkie
H. C. Ramsey
Fontana
Morris
Vernon Clyde Jarrell
Morris Vernon
Montana
ArLyn Roberts
Texas
Freda Caldwell
Hien Sinfield
Edna Jones
Red Caldwell
Mr Slade
Boyd Price
Faye Jones
Marjorie Bingham
Virginia Lawson
Freda
Caldwell
Barsley Hatch
Fine Goodrichs
Tridolt
Tony
Ted Pilot
Uarsle
Thomas Oaks
Douglas McConkie
Douglas
Elags
Russell Vernon
Carol Anni Roberts
Catherie Allen
Shirwin Anderson
Gawin Horrocks
Terry Sweatfield
Naumgartel
Roosevelt
Charles Woodward
Victor Bingham
Marry Trouth
Artesta
Cloyd Hughey
Clay
Hughes
George Oldham
Bis
Bill Hanks
Wilbur Oaks
Blake Mutual
Mia
Keith Sessions
Allen Marlin
Henager’s
Phillip Martin
Marion Hunt
Bobby Trant
Lori
Craig
Laurence Siddon
Bilaine Palmer
Provo
Laurence Siddaway
Jeane Wet
BYU
Pleasant Grove
Uintah Utes
Steve Haynes studies mining at New Mexico Tech
Steve Haynes son of Mr and Mrs Frank Haynes formerly of Vernal and now in Venezuela attends the New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology in Socorro as an 8 junior. He graduated from the tele tight school in 1988.
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Steve Haynes
Haynes
Mra
Frank
Vernal
Venezuela
New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology
Socorro
Mr. Haynes
Campus Capers Shows Uintah High Class Plans
Uintah High activities fill the past week with monthly class meetings. Sophomores chose Peggy Robinson as Swing chairman with Rita Walker and Sim Lube assisting and selected Teen Birch and Joyce Dick for the Homecoming float. Juniors set March 28 and 21 for Prom dates with rings for class of 1959 arriving in about 14 weeks and De Lorna Phillips Elaine Workman Judy Satl as float chairs. Seniors organized committees for Senior Day Hop Project Graduation and Senior Wop. First Associated Student Council met Oct 1 at Union High. officers Jim Baxendale president Charles Lott secretary Janet Seeley historian Sylvia Snow elected by secret ballot. Next meeting set for Nov 6 at Union High.
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Uintah High
Peggy Robinson
Rita Walker
Sim Lube
Teen Birch
Joyce Dick
Ilome
de Lorna Phillips
Elaine Workman
Judy Satl
Union High School
Uintah High School
Mr Flarman
Jim Baxendale
Gary Campbell
Sylvia Snow
Kaye Kenney
Nancy Wacking
Jim Daxendale
Uintah
Charles Lott
Duchesne
Janet Seeley
Altamont
Sweet Heart Hall
Revelers Quartet Set for Rangely Saturday Night
The Revelers Quartet will perform in Rangely Colorado on Saturday at 1 pm in the high school auditorium. A new quartet of young male voices offers a varied program from Schubert to Rodgers Hammerstein. The show features sparkling arrangements and follows a season opener by the Rangely Community Concerts Association for members only.
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Mevelora
Rangsly High School
Rangely
Colorado
Schubert
Rodgers Hammerstein
Jon
Eleanore Hacking to Succeed as Nursing Group President
Miss Eleanore Hacking, daughter of Mr and Mrs Grant Hacking, a BYU nursing student in Salt Lake City at LDS Hospital, will become president of the Associated Nursing Students next year. A list of participants notes many students showing enthusiasm during Girls League Dig and Little Sister Day at Uintah, with pins exchanged and planned parties.
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Eleanore Hacking
Grant Hacking
School of Nursing
Brigham Young University
Associated Nursing Students
Miss Hacking
Salt Lake City
LDS Hospital
Girls League Pres
What Speed Does to Your Gas Gauge
A reader explains that city driving wastes fuel, while highway speed also costs. At 40 mph mileage drops 10 percent from 30 mph, 60 mph lowers about 30 percent, and 80 mph cuts 50 percent. Driving at 50 mph instead of 70 saves one gallon per four, with safer travel.
Jefferson on freedom of the press and government
A quotation contrasts a government without newspapers with newspapers without government. It cites Thomas Jefferson stating liberty depends on press freedom and cannot be limited without being lost. The excerpt emphasizes the essential role of a free press in sustaining democracy.
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Thomas Jeffer Nats
Thomas Jefferson
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Warrier Watkins
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Nelda Brimhall
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Charley T. Popes
Conitol Hunt
Deep Creek
Mrs. Swain
Hce
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Hal
Texaco
Boysenberries
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