Avalon Ward Reunion Held in Randlett
Viola Jensen reports the Avalon Ward reunion in Randlett on Green River with a long program. Participants included Faye Durfee, Skits by Love Harris and Velma Pickup, songs by Carolyn Stoddard and Richard Durfee, accordion by Edgar Jensen, talks by Jesse Shrough, and a Sunday School tribute to leaders. Many visitors and local families attended from nearby towns and states.
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Viola Jensen
Avalon Ward
Green River
Adaress
Marion MecMullen
Faye Durfee
Love Harris
Reah
Velma Pickup
Carolyn
Stoddard
Richard Durfee
Edgar Jensen
Jesse Shrough
Mia
Ward Hetory
Ethel Durfee
Benny Wall
Bishopric Grant Jarman
Relief Society
Lynn Moore
Milton Stoddard
WMIA
Quint Pickup
Bert Stoddard
Ward
Larry Dudley
Eugenia’ Pickup
A Stoke High
Marion Bowman
Jessie Brough
Dee Brough
Jack Mann
Gayla
Montebello
Calif
John Young
Clyde Jarman
Franklin L Jarmans
Clyde
Fort Ord
Marion Shelton
Duane
Roosevelt
J . Jensen
Madge Saures
Wilma
Mary Lee
Chester Felski
Los Angeles
F L Naylor
Clearfield
Ralph Taylor
WhiteRock Relief Society Meeting Attendees List
Attendees at the Vern Relief Society convention included Zeila Pike Verna Hoops Wilma Rabb Merle Moos man Madeena Smith and Edith Oberhansiley. The Bill Hoops family visited Salt Lake City for a medical checkup and bought a new car. Ward M L A officers met at Fran cis Crozier’s home. The Virgil Robb family plans to move for schooling. A corn roast and hamburger gathering followed. A surprise birthday party for Elbert Smith involved the Clyde Merkley Wm Harvey Don Simmons and Francis Crozier families with coast trip photos and watermelon. Mary Oberhansley fractured her arm and elbow in a school incident. Wallace Twitchell and son Max visited Nona and Mildred in Salt Lake and Jerome Idaho last week.
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Madeena Smith
Relief Society
Vern
Zeila Pike
Verna Hoops
Wilma Rabb
Merle Moosman
Edith Oberhansiley
Bill Hoops
Salt Lake City
Gilbert Ellingfords
Vernol
Ward M.L. A
Francis Crozier
Virgil Robb
Ward
Clyde Merkley
Wm. Harveys
Don Simmons
Francis Croziera
Elbert Smith
Smith
Mary Oberhansley
Wallace Twitchell
Max
Salt Lake
Jerome
Ida
Nona
Mildred
Césin Lakes
Oil and Gas Incomes Drive National Prosperity
The article notes petroleum production as a key factor in national prosperity. It states that oil and gas account for over half of mineral value, with crude oil produced in 1953 totaling more than six billion dollars. Incomes from gas and other production support the economy, purchasing power, and employment nationwide.
Needed the Money Before Class The Boy Seeks Bet on Betty Brown
A boy about eight years old asks a teacher if Betty Brown will fail geometry. He claims she told a friend she would give a dollar to learn whether she would fail, and he needs that dollar. The exchange occurs just before the professor enters the classroom.
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Ll Amu
Betty Brown
TCR
Concon
Conoco
Better Roads Make Better Farm Profits
Washington reports emphasize farm profitability linked to highway improvements. Officials cite improved market access for cattle and livestock, noting longer hauls and higher costs. The Chamber proposes a $50 billion highway program with broad support to boost rural commerce and farm prices.
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Washington
Hood
Chamber
Ux Petits
Bisert Tower
Fall Beef Losses and Two Way Profit Methods Promoted
An article discusses strategies to avoid autumn beef losses and boost profits, detailing feeding methods and phosphorus management. It cites a trial comparing three feeding approaches and reports outcomes such as weight gains and tonnage differences, with a note on a forthcoming event at Popoka Kan on September 30.
Phosphorus and protein feed trials boost cow performance
A study compares three groups of cows over a year showing the check group lagging in calving, while phosphorus fed cows calved earlier and produced heavier yields. Protein supplements also improve weight and condition. the era hints at automation and robotics transforming labor, travel, and home life by mid century, once doubted innovations becoming commonplace.
Handicap Tittle Bobtle-Aw Tight Rope Act
The speaker compares walking a tight rope to a circus act while noting one obstacle. Little Jimmie asks what it is and Little Dobble admits he would fall off without that one thing. The exchange hints at a limitation or fear underlying the stunt.
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Jimmie
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West Berlin
Herlin
Kreuzberg
Conoco Super
Hess
Cales
Popoka Kan Sea
TCP
Slaugh
East Main
Claude
Merica
Hotile
Ted Beane
Coral Shutman
Stanton Melgille
Carols Mather
Dinosaur Conoco
Continental Oil Company
Gaiec Cesdtion
Buel Panicerro
T&p
Bhefho
Ce Ag
Poe
Jna Stralg
Eecnyem
Bar Aires Gazer
Abi
Retey
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