Uintah county schools enroll 2539 on first day
First day enrollment in Uintah county schools reached 2539, with 60 teachers now on staff to cover openings. The district reports a stronger academic standard than wartime years, notes nine teachers with five years of college or more, and lists several teachers assigned to specific schools. Enrollment projections foresee about a 10 percent rise over the next two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah’ County
Grant Veke
St. County
Vert
Supt
West
Gilbert Muale
Acres
Stella Harria
Darre!oodrich
Ies
al ‘Terra
Lucille Watkins
Central
Donna Burgess
Ft. Duchesne
Tridel
Tia
Wis
Avalon
Ballard
Bonenza
Jensen
Rape
Maeser
Naples
Alterra High School
Duchesne
Uintah High School
Boy Byron Hatrick Dies After Long Illness in Ohio
Glenford Ohio reports the death of 13 year old Byron E Hatrick who spent years on a liquid diet after a coma since 1933 following whooping cough and pneumonia. Parents Cloud and Hetrick say the boy suffered from sleeping sickness and bronchial pneumonia, with the illness ending his life. Eddie Robinett a local jeweler spent the weekend in the town and returned Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenford
Ohio
Byron E. Hatrick
Cloud Gy Hetrick
Legion Officer Installation Set at County Court House
District Commander M. F. Curtis of Ft Duchesne will conduct installation ceremonies at the county courthouse Monday Sept 9 at 8 p.m. The Witbeck Posts officers include Frank Red Der Henry Workman first vice commander BH Wilson second vice commander and Harry Wilson first vice officer. Ralph Chew is retiring commander. Mr and Mrs Ray Reader and son Gordon of Phoenix Ann have been houseguests at the home of their daughter Mrs AlfBen Bennion for the past week. Lawrence another son spent a few days here on his boat leave from the San Diego naval base. They left today en route back to Phoenix. Lawrence will be assigned to women's school at the termination of his leave. Mrs Morgan Merkley had received word of the birth of a son Earn Jr and Mrs Roland unset of Bee on August 25. All members and returned veterans and active duty pounds are invited to attend the installation. Mer Velda Merkley was the for installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Reader
Gordon
Phoenix
Ann
Alfen Bennion
Lawrence
San Diego Naval Base
Eoman
Morgan Merkley
Earn Jr
Roland Unset
Bee
Vet4
Ivelyhedey
Onehall Crans
Hansen
Mer Velda Merkley
Local Visitors Highlight Lake City Trip and Businesses
E R Hetts of Hetts Bros and Mrs P W Berntsen of Salt with Mel Spurrier of the Well Cafe visited Lake City last week. Artesia locals framed the scene as business callers and family ties linked to John and Far- nes Spurrier, owner of Quality Drug, were noted during the Friday stop.
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E.R. Hetts
Hetts Bros
P. W. Berntsen
Mel Spurrier
Well Cafe
Lake City
Artesia
John
Nes
Reunion for John T Marrison Family in Ashley
The Marrison family held a Sunday reunion September 2 at the parental home in Ashley. Luncheon was served to numerous relatives and guests including MP and Mrs. Ray G Laburin of Roosevelt, Mrs. C Wilson of Jensen, C Bromley of Duchesne, and many others from Vernal Jensen Roosevelt and nearby towns. Families listed plan to move or build in the Vernal area soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adnnison Ratany
John T Marrison
Ashley
Ray G. .Laburin
Roosevelt
C. Wilson
Jensen
C. Bromley
Duchesne
Frank Walker
Thelormerly
Gilbert
Vernal
Harrison
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. Grant West
Uintah County
Marion J. Hunt
Rangely
Canter
Bob 8Imal
Jos A. Walker
American Association of Oil Well Drillers
Eddie Robinett
Price Jeweler
Legion
Just
Ashton
U.S
Allied Tire Co
U. S
8Th West and Main
Royal Air Ride
America
United States Rubber Company
Ride Tire
Allred Tire Co
Fth
West & Main
Orwell Allred, Nor
Gene’s Paint and Body Shop
4Th East
1St South
Orson Nielson & Sons
Ce Tae A
Dauilay
Greans Wecinaniy
THAR
ATA
Ugosh
Oxfords
Wing’s Store
ANCE
Imperial Ball Room
Johnny Hikiau
Ti Son
Jerrey Warrleon
Howard Tarson
Verl Vera
Vernae Eiee Willams
Lilly Lewis
Cramer
Harl Stewart
Uintah Mountain
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