Readable fragment lists teachers and staff across multiple schools
Fragmentary OCR lists numerous teachers, principals, and staff names across several schools. The unreadable text intermingles with scattered roles in English, mathematics, science, social studies, and vocational subjects, plus mentions of library staff and administrators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Try
Warvey | Huttinger
Doyle Y
Langdon
Dona D. Lee
Winona “Massey
Idle
Tom Blaine Moore
Glen Oyard
Elena ‘Une Stewart
Stanley L. Welch
Electa Dwell
Commercial
Joseph Cook
Engelsh and
Spanis
Enid’Cook
Speficer Squire
Genneva Samuel I Hemingway
Unlor J. Hicks
Mary L. Bur Koss
Hannah Richards
Martha Knight Im
Frances Horrocks
Jess Hulliner
Jozeph Bates
Met Ei Gira
Phillips
Lazia A
Ips
CENTRAL _ aie
Carnwall
Tonia Thomas E
Caldonard Carterline
Wim Jasepbe
Ashel Evans
Doyal Lestie Ganeker
Lorene Anderson
Fosor D. Rappleye
Helen Banke
Ella Meatty
Habnah Marig Day
Vera 5
Gee
Lucy Hackling
Taabelle Johnson
Lucille Néon
Sarah Ellen Merrell
Elsie Mi Palmer
Clara G. Perry
Bestrice Scofield
Peart
Bayner
Rowena Lambert
Jensen
Irene _C. Thorne
Stella Richards
Irene D. Wankler
Whiterocks
LeRoy Morrll
Pale Haub
Dorlan P. Morrill
Ober Kanaley
Vila
Tour of Indian Lands Tour Near Uintah Basin Planned
The Uintah Basin hosts a September 11 tour under Paul b guarding lands shown to visitors. The event, tied to the Stank of ie and the Ute Tr, highlights range management and preservation methods. Rooseveltity Park hosts the gathering as part of the Whika Idan Cattle Association observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Uintah Basin
Paul B
Perviog
Fh Duchesne
Rooseveltity Park
Graveside Services Set for Infant Wood
Graveside services are planned for infant Wood. Jamea and Patty Spencer, Vernal residents, mourn the child in Utah. The infant, a child of Mr. and Mrs. A B Spencer of Salt Lake City, was born to employees of Carter Oil Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamea
Patty Spencer
Ford
Salt Lake Quty
End
A. B. Spencer
Galt, Lake
Carter, OW Company
Vernagh
Calendar of Events List for Community Meetings
Calendar notes a series of local meetings and events including a 4 County Commission session on April 5, a Bow and Arrow stake dance fundraiser, school meetings, a Ram Sale, interior and insular affairs committee gathering, City Council, Jaycees, Kiwanis and a Lincoln High football note. Officials and groups named include 4 County Commission and Lincoln High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Commission
Hehsel
Nelle House
Interior and Insular
Te Falra
R Jaycees
Kiwanis
Lincoln High
Listening to Aearpenit Proves Rare Insight
A fragmented remark notes how few people show sense by listening to Aearpenit on his subject, highlighting a perceived gap in audience receptiveness and attention to his expertise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peope
Aearpenit
Three Fires Burn Car and Farm Building this Week
A grease fire on a skillet started a blaze that damaged a car, stove, kitchen cabinet, and dishes near an unidentified home. Neighbors alerted residents as flames spread before firefighters arrived, causing no major damage to a straw stack on Joe Dodds farm. The origin of the stove fire remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Dodds
Uncser
Vernal Pioneer 1 Reaches Continuation Page 1
Mary E Metcalfay nine and others recall parents and children as Mr Chew remains at Vernal Convalescent Home He enjoys visiting with old friends and relatives tonight at Vernal convalescent home continuing story from page one
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal Pioneer
Mary E. Metcalfay
You
Chew
Vernal Convalescent Home
Teen Times Football Hope Dulls Intra School Practice
Vootall schedule highlights Uintah football outlook as players like Vertin Vincent Johnny Robbing and Phil Colton push to build a promising season. Mentions Terry Anders Steve and several others in drills and pool workouts ahead of the first signal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vootall
School
Falre
Uintah
Promisin
Youdike
Ourself
Vertin Vincent
Johnny Robbing
Phil Colton
Pe Mura
Terry Anderson
Steve It
Yok
Raemakers
Ronnie Hatch
Kent Strininghem
Martin Rominger
Wap Wera
Snothier
Debate over gas pipelines and Utah oil fields in Intermountain West
The article surveys proposed gas pipelines to connect El Paso and Western markets, potential responses from Utah, Colorado, and other states, and how Western Colorado remains key with the Rangely field. It notes legal delays before Judge Ritter in Safford, and highlights Utah’s Red Wash and Mounds discoveries as a focus of ongoing contention among operators and oil companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ita
California
San Francisco Bay Area
el Paso
Salt Take City
Colotaco Interstate
Conany
Denver
Colorado
Utah
Uintah Basin
Red Wash
Roosevelt
Equity
Mounds
Uutah Basin
Rocky Mountain
U. S
Marthe
Ofl
Rangelulla
Wilson Creek
Cone
Ate” Air Discovery
Phillips Petroleum Company
Federal
Willa W. Ritter
Saff Ke City
Standard Oil of
Duhahem
Vernal
Pickett
Uintah announces student registration and locker plans
Uintah students will register Friday and Saturday with a two dollar labor fee. Locker rental in the north building costs one dollar instead of two this year. A guaranteed number of school rocks may be purchased for one dollar. Buses will run on a partial schedule beginning Tuesday, September 0, with seniors and freshmen involved in a Friday event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furchaza & Lock
Frida
Jaber
Gleige
Utah oil operators expand wildcatting and refinery deals
Sandal frac treatment gains traction with wide use. Carter Oil sits well with Tes Ashle Valley and Duchesne fields and engages in light wildcatting. Stan Lind and California-based operators are cautious. Utah Cooperative Association eyed a small Jonson refinery and recently contracted with Standard Oil of California for large gasoline shipments to Utah service stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter Oil Company
Tes Ashle
Valley
Duchesne
Stanlind, Phillips
Californis Company
Utah Cooperative Sociation
Dickers
Jonson
Coop
Standard of Caliifornia
Salt Lake City
Uy iFita
Utah
Lan Hackin Wins Blazier Horseshoe Meet
A Uintah stake horseshoe tournament held August 19 directed by Maurtice Cooper. Forty-seven boys competed as ward winners advanced to two groups for singles and doubles. Ward champions included Lan Hackin and team members from Maeser, Vernal, and Ashley, with Deon Berkman and Rangely earning doubles runners-up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah Stake
James ‘Rives Davis
Johnny Saddner
Glines
Ferron Simper
Carl Mifler
Maeser Rint
Larry Hacking
Boyd Aghby
Maeser
Leon Mansfield
Floyd Jones
Naples
Gerald Harrison
Ted Pisen Ranely
Deon Berkman
Eechimid
Tridell
Dimmy Goodrich
George G. Vernal Flrat
Kirk Tatey
Eaverente Nimitz
Psi
Orval Tassiner
Geant Sturtes
Vernal
Brent Preece
Harold Hus
Maeser Te Ut
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Ashley Farmers Union
Easton U
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Os & Gas
Hackin
Imed
Ranger Bath ‘Worl
Newtonal ‘Ark
Lombard
Ward
Rangely
Max Haslem
James Allred
Ashley
Jimmy Goodrich
George Glines
Soroun
Vernal Real Estate
East Main
del Monte
Tang
Green Peppers
Melo IN
Sisney Flondyke
Fred
Frankfurters
O.P. Skaggs
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