Im the Good Old Days Thirty Years Ago Highlights
A dated recap notes trips and gatherings. Mr and Mrs William Gib son Mire George Colton and Carl Sowards left for Salt Lake City. Agnes Jacobson and tuily returned from Provo. Archie Tolneon hosted a party for Ian and Arnold. Dr H E Rich returned from Sen Fran Bec and American Legion Na vial Serie. A baby girl born Tuesday October 30 to Mr and Mrs H Evans. Dr Harvey C Hullinger, veteran, visited with his daughter Mrs H B Colton.
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Agnes Jacobson
Tuily
Provo
Archie Tolneon
Ian
Arnold
H. E. Rich
Sen Fran- Bec
American Legion Navial Serie
Cheney,vine State Bank
Lake City
H. Evans
Harvey C. Hullinger
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H. B. Colton
Salt Lake
Washington
House warming date set for First Ward chapel
In 1933, a November 24 house warming for the new First Ward chapel was announced. Relief official R C Cooper and Uintah County Clerk L William Carstram traveled to Salt Lake City for state relief talks. Dallas Hatch returned from Salt Lake City after two weeks on business. Mrs Harold Davis hosted the Beaux Arta Club at her Oct 2 home for George Holfeltz. Mr and Mrs Rulon Ashby plan to move to Maeser and take a new home there. Mr and Mrs Walter Andee and family are moving into the Late Richardson home in Ashfey ward. Archier Mantwaring and Mrs. (text incomplete).
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First Ward
R. C. Cooper
Naitsman
Uintah County Relief Committee
L. William Cartstram
Salt Lake City
Dallas Hatch
Harold Davis
Beaux Arta Club
George Holfeltz
John Holfeltz
Maeser
Rulon Ashby
Walter Andeeson
Richardson
Ashfey Ward
Archier Mantwaring
Pilot Crashes On Trip From Grand Junction To Rangely
Gene V. Chiesi a 28-year-old Grand Junction pilot crash landed his two passenger PT-18 aircraft while flying from Grand Junction to Rangely Colorado. He survived and was located after search planes battled bad weather. The craft encountered a storm and crash landed 70 miles north of Grand Junction, prompting a multi-day recovery effort.
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Grand Junction
Colo
Gene_V. Chiesi
Chiesi
Here
Rangely
Davis Hunters Bag Deer and Bear
Darrell Slaugh and Dot Johnson enjoyed a deer and bear hunt with Mr and Mrs CG J Collett of Sandy visiting last Saturday in Roosevelt with their sister Poort. Mrs Walker welcomes a baby boy as she recovers at her parents home Ted Long Meeker and family hosted visitors over the weekend. Charles Goodrich was hospitalized two days last week but is improving at home. Ella Staugh visited Roosevelt with daughter Mrs Glenn Alexander and family.
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Darrell Slaugh
Dot Johnson
Charles Goodrich
John Watkins
CG. J Collett
Sandy
Roosevelt
Ver
Shumivay
Provo
Leo Walker
Walker
Ted Long Oh Meeker
Long
Paul Watkins
Ella Staugh
Glenn Alexander
Chief Escapes Injury After Mountain Landing Incident
A surface crash in the Cathedral Bluffs area left the chief unharmed after a landing on the mountain slope. The ordeal ended with the official escaping without injuries, details pending from investigators.
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Cathedral Bluffs
Chief
Social Security Would Aid Teachers Retirement
A Utah Foundation study analyzes integrating the State Teachers' Retirement System with Social Security to provide higher benefits at lower initial cost. It notes a $136 million actuarial deficit in the present system and cites three district funds in Utah as financial strains. The plan would add Social Security coverage and raise monthly retirement to about $299.43 for a forty year veteran, while keeping current supplements and eligibility intact.
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Utah Foundation
Profit Taxesearch Organization
Foundation
Legislative Council
Ie City
Galt Lake
Ogden
Provo
Fedde Pos
Beene Att Si
Speedier Vegtable Preparation in the Kitchen
Practical shortcuts for faster vegetable prep save time effort and often retain nutrients. Tips include lifting greens from soil rather than draining, brushing silk from corn, impaling corn on a nail for kernel removal, using curved cutters for corn, peeling onions under running water, and cooking potatoes in jackets. Swivel peelers speed peeling and reduce waste.
Firearms instinct in young nation amid system costs
A fragment notes an American boy’s instinct to fire rifles and handguns and discusses planned costs totaling 1,802,000 and projected affects on security rate increases across years 1954 1960 1965 and 3870, implying fiscal pressures and policy implications.
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