Campus Life Echoes At Uintah Campus And Hospital News
Campus news highlights a return to classes after a four day break at Uintah Campus with notes on hospital class demonstrations in Mrs Davis' home living period. New baby arrivals are announced. Fashion trends at VHS include felt skirts and corduroy pieces while student groups such as the Police Force led by Verlin Vincent are recognized for campus order.
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Uintah
Uintah Hospital
UHS
Davis
Rust
Allred
Jane Jones
Connie Mott
Judy Waite
Janna Openshaw
Kay Jacobe
Enola Murray
Judy ‘Aite
Ellie Kane
Sherry Karren
Ute
Verlin Vincent
Tal Campus
Uintah Schools Exhibit at USA Convention
Uintah District school exhibits were shown at the Utah Educational Association annual convention in Salt Lake City. Central Elementary of Vernal and units at LaPoint and Alterra displayed science exhibits on industry fishing and geology. Art placards from Lapoint Central Jensen and Maeser were shown at Hillside Junior High. Ruth Haslem’s Uintah County summer recreation art classes provided pieces. Four red ribbons were awarded and will go to the state art exhibit in January. In charge of science exhibits were Junior Hicks and Leonard Casterline.
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Uintah District
Utah Educational Association
Salt Lake City
Ben Stringham
Central Elementary School
Vernal
Lapoint
Alterra
Horace Mano
West 1St North
Salt Lake
Eacch
Lapointt Central
Jensen
Maesr
Hillside Junior High
East
South Orn Salt Lake
Ruth Haslem
Unitoh
Utah Art Education Association
Junior Hicks
Leonard Casterline
Uintah Junior High School
Maeser Ward Silver Jubilee Party Highlights
The Maeser 2nd Ward held its Silver Jubilee on October 6 with a Ward Chapel opening by Zelma oper Welcome. The ceremony included a gateway for Lark girls and Seagull Service pins for Linda Hall and Joy Williams. A skit by the Sea gull girls, piano solo by Marcia Fox, and songs by Janice Raines and Connie Fox followed. Homebuilder girls performed dances, Vera Hall and Alice Fox spoke, Lin da Lee McCarty gave the closing prayer. A casserole dinner was arranged by Louisa Hacking and others, with Grace Vernon and Thelma Oaks among food preparers. About 60 people attended with stake board members and local clergy as guests.
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Maeser
Ward
Zelma Oper
Geraldine Dow
Lark
Linda Hall
Joy Williams
Don Marcia Fox
Janice Raines
Connie Fox
Margene Hall
Cara Va 1
Julie Abplanalo
Vera Hall
Alice Fox
Linda Lee McCarty
Louisa Hacking
Jenis Hall
DeLyle Richards
Naomi Oaks
Clair Jenkins
Grace Vernon
Fox
Louisa Yincking
Thelsma_ Oaks
Vella Smith
Naom
Lunt
Stake Board
Bishop
Lind
Dee Jenkins
Competition in Oil Sparks Healthy Industry Spirit
The article argues that Oil Progress Week highlights competition as a motor of progress across business, noting competition’s role in lower prices, better products, and innovation. It cites a government-backed Oil Industry Information Committee survey showing roughly 40,000 oil firms plus 119,000 service stations, illustrating broad competition beyond petroleum alone.
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America
Oil Industry Information Committee
U. S
United States
Pod
Vernal Women at Federated Republican Convention
Vernal delegates and local women attend the State Federated Republican Convention at the Newhouse Motel in Salt Lake City on October 4. The event featured talks by Congressman W A Dawson and district officers, a report from the National Federated Convention in Los Angeles, and speeches by Dr Cleone Skousen and Mrs J Bracken Lee among others.
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Federated Women's Republican Convention
Federated Repuby Lhan
Newhouse
Salt Lake City
Wi A Dawson
National Federated Convention i
Los Angeles
Euenhow
Cleone Skousen
BYU
J .Bracken Lee
Joseph Lo Wirthlin
Wm A Dawson
Wallace . Bennett
Food shortages and economic peonage warned
The text notes obvious operation choices and ongoing shortages of food, fuel, and fiber, describing a living scale that keeps millions in economic peonage.
Frontier Grows Direct Service To Western Montana And Beyond
Frontier Airlines announces winter schedules adding direct flights to Miles City Glendive Sidney and Williston and Dickinson Montana plus extended service to Denver Salt Lake City and major hubs like Chicago New York Washington Kansas City Dallas and Minneapolis. The airline notes improved summer and inauguration routes since September 18 and cites rising inquiries for air freight and mail shipments, signaling continued direct service expansion to western destinations.
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Frontier Airlines
Giies
Miles City
Glendiven
Sidney Montana
Walliston Dickinson
Moarad
Bienark Montara
Onorning
Evenue
Dever
Ory Wathh
Uwrough
Sato
Vetabo
Pronter
United
Draff Continental
Westen Viehoes
Chicago
New York
Washington
Kansas City
Dallas
Minneapallis
Washington D. C
Washington DC
Rictott
Son Angeles
Salt Lake
Nea
Los Angeles
Glendive
Willistes
Dickison
Bismark
Mandan
North Dakota
Air Express
Frontier Airutines
Den Bare family tour includes Utah and Oregon football games
Mr and Mrs Den Bare returned October 4 from a vacation visiting University of Utah football games in Seattle and Eugene Oregon. They were hosted by AV Lewis and later by Mr and Mrs Lews in Eugene. They watched the Arizona game in Salt Lake and a second Oregon trip followed. A surprise call came from Mrs Sweeny O Rose of Palmer Alaska who heard the game on short wave. The Ross family are former Vernal residents and their son Donnie is a star on the Utah squad.
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den Bare
University of Utah
Seattle
Eugene
Ore
AV Lewis
Salt Lake
Arizona
Lews
Barr
Sweeny
The Law of the Chase Amid Wild Hounds and Hunters
In a historic Eagan account a hunter pursues a game animal across common ground as hounds press the trail. The piece notes a legal framework on bodily harm and possession, urging hunters to follow the heart and respect the chase law while pursuing a prize and deflecting bluffs.
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Eagan
Spors Afield Magazine
Renzo Sherrowers
Smitty's gas station gains talkative helper
A narrator recalls meeting Smitty's partner at the gas pump who, after a month, learned to say the memorable phrase Fill her up. The line boosted customer interaction and evidently helped Smitty's business.
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Smitty
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Frank M. Porter
American Petroleum Insitute
Hugh W. Calton
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Women’s Study Club
BH Stringham
BE Stringham
F G_ Eskelson
Nhe Study Club
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Frontier
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