Lady Lions Sponsor Fashion Show Highlights
The Lady Lions staged a fashion show featuring teen and wedding attire with models including Kay Calder, Nancy Colton, and Mary Kara Pitt. Brides and trousseau items were showcased, a bridal party presented, and old and new styles closed the event. Proceeds fund a Uintah High School girl’s nursing school scholarship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Henderson
Orlan Watkins
Paul Batty
Leon Christensen
J. Freeman
Trousseau
Stanley King
S. Don Hacking
Paul M. Batty
Max
City Officials Push for Building Code Acceptance
City officials urged acceptance of a condensed building code plan amid calls for cooperation from the public and builders. The proposal outlines staged compliance with fees and inspections, stressing city guidance and higher standards for safety and growth.
Union High School plans move for federal funding
A Utah Indian school project advances with $250000 federal share offered. Uintah and Duchesne districts arrange financing, 59 acres bought for 17500, Fetzer & Fetzer architects hired, blueprints due early November, construction to start early 1949 and finish by fall 1950.
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Puage TP
Darpese
Cconpidier Precediines
Pec Nur
Conyers Che
Mr. Stone
Hee
Lundell
Fetzer & Fetzer
Uintah
Duchesne
Indian Départment
Series of highway accidents injure several people
A string of Sunday crashes on Highway 40 west of Vernal left Mary Rietwens and others injured. Vehicles collided near Vernal injuring multiple occupants including Mr Krider and Miss Richopes in separate incidents. Police reported drunken driving, medical updates, and injuries ranging from head lacerations to extensive fractures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Rietwens
Krider
Jin George Neumeyer
Ichensway
Neumeyer
Vernal
Neumeyer Vantas
Uintah
Short Ferry Beatty
Richopes
Glen Petersop
Park City
Pam
Wiles
Inca
Mrr Petersen
Army
Sharon Eskelson
Liammy Haigh
Biskelsarn Wars
Tate Juvenile Court
Wool Home Sewing Contest Opens With State Finals
Mrs. Karten outlines county prizes and a path to the state contest with winners traveling to San Antonio Texas for the February 2 3 national Wool Growers event. Top prizes include a 400 scholarship from Forstmans Woolen Co plus bonds of 100 50 and 25 dollars.
Services Held For Maeser Infant Melba Charmaine McKee
Funeral services were held Thursday at 2 p.m. for Melba Charmaine McKee infant daughter of Roy and Gladys McKee. She was born August 23 in Vernal and died September 21 in a Salt Lake hospital. Survived by parents and grandparents Harold McKee Mrs Werman Bingham. Services conducted by Maeser LDS ward bishopric with prayers by Bishop Harvey McKee and Mark Pope. Grave dedicated at Fairview cemetery. Music by Mrs Owen Hacking Mrs Leo Hacking Herman Bingham. Speaker Merrill Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melba Charmaine McKee
Roy
Gladys Marshall McKee
Harold McKee
Maeser
Vernal
Salt Lake Hospital
Werman Bingham
Maecser Lds
Harvey McKee
Mark Pope
Ray McKee
Fairview Cemetery
Owen Hacking
Leo Hacking
Herman Bingham
Merrill, Anderson
Ute News Recaps Former Students and Fashion at UMHS
A campus wrap recounts alumni drifting to campuses and towns near and far, naming Pudge Mergley at USAS and Rita York in Elwood Quin’s circle. It notes Amber Adams in New York City and Bob Lewis ranching in Colorado, plus a Lady Lions fashion review with JoAnne Christensen and Gwen Woolley. June Stewart earns Ute of the week for publicity work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pudge Mergley
USAS
Rita York
High and Mighty
Amber Adams
New York City
Colleen Campbell
Bob Lewis
Colorado
Lady Lions
JoAnne
Janet Christensen
Gwen Woolley
Dona Ralphs
UMHS
Co op Takes Ownership Of Oil Refinery
The cooperative assumes ownership of an oil refinery at Basin. Former Utah refiners led by Mr. Robins will reconvert the plant before production is shifted to Utah retail cooperatives affiliated with CCA. The Jenster plant operates at capacity while pending approvals and refiners seek to expand production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robins
Wetuare- Eee
Hoyetapanet
Vrotah
TSA
Too Late To Be Classified and Fragmented Local Notice
Fragmented OCR text mentions a Vernal Coty location and a prewar price with unclear references. The readable items include Ava Speeke, Bredits and Maur ketosestaf, plus a large building and a Wall Veveud. No clear event or outcome is determined.
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Zelph
Calder
Services Held for Tridell Infant Samuel Bartlett
Funeral services for Samuel Dean Bartlett six weeks old son of George W and Frances Kitchen Bartlett of Tridell were held Wednesday at 3 p m in the Tridell ward chapel of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints with LeRoy Morrill as celebrant Born August 5 1948 at Roosevelt the infant died Monday in a Roosevelt hospital after a brief illness He is survived by parents four brothers Robert Grant Maurice Bartlett Trip and George Bartlett Price three sisters Lorraine Katherine and Margo Bartlett Tridell and grandparents Mr and Mrs Jo Kitchen and Charles Bartlett Tridell Burial was in Tridell cemetery under direction of the OpIn mortuary Roosevelt
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Dean Bartlet
George W. and
Frances Kitchen Bartlett
Tridell
Tridell Ward Chapel
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
LeRoy Morrill
Roosevelty
Rogstvelt
Robert
Grant
Maurice Bartlett
Trip
George Bartlett
Price
Lorraine
Katherine Ane Margo Bartlett
Aodhrey
Jo. Kitchen
Charles Birtlatte Tridell
Tridell Cemetery
Opin Mortuary
Roosevelt
For Sale Fall Range and Storage on Diamond Mountain
For sale fall range and storage on Diamond Mountain suitable for a large herd of sheep. Calder at phone 634. Also for sale army steel cats complete ideas for deer hunting at 2.50 each while they last. Calder at phone 324.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall Range
Diamond Mountain
Calder
Ashley Oil Development Awaits Denven Confab
A fragmented report describes Ashley oil development as preparations for a conference near Denven. The notice mentions wells and pipelines, with operators like Carter and Seaboard Cat Company and locations around Hitter Creed southeast of Tirasos Eye Beto. Details are garbled but indicate planned road work and branding at the Nuthpes area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greek Progress Seaboard Cat Company
Tirasos
Beto
Moss
Die Welk
Pep Tury
Elewe Frey
Watts
Ted
Ashley
Celta Otrne Tire
Eama
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Lady Lione
Mile Kay Calder
Campbell
Mary Kara Pitt
Heyee Hullinger
Joan Olsen
Nancy Colton
Gloria Wajlis
Olara Pitt
ReVeehallinger
Dawn DeJournette
Bonve Allred
Fiater
JoAnne Christensen
Myra Woolley
Marquite Crowndrich
Carrie Cilder
Alberti Shaugh
Verna Henderson der Wooley
Jimi Siddiwas
Ened
Marva Hatty
Francis Felte
Donald Barr
J Neal
O. A Ress
Laurence Fox
Jesse W Mans
Stanley Kintel
Fred G. Bingham
Frank Merrill
Voit Repet
Ralph Ashton
Bee Ralphs
Virginia Dow
Carel Jean Hacking
Betty Ter
Harold Richardson
Canine Hie Samuels
Joelle Johson
Lew Cheney
Kenneth Sowards
Frank Wrogut
Dean Vourhies
Mes
Byeselt Pitt
Morrill
Gloria Wallis
Donna
Gene Sundavist
Martin Campbell
Trousseaux
Tachad
Joy McLean
Jon DeJournette
Mona
Massey
Maid of Honor
State Ann
Millicam
Power Girl
Kay Johnson
Nancy Hacking
Betty Roth
Florence Williams
Gail Feltch
Beverly Fisher
Gwen Brady
Wands Anderson
Carma Rae Samuels
Ellen Barr
Emma Winward
Sarah Bingham
Eunice Brass
Yvonne Millecam
Mary Ellen Campbell
Minnie Smith
Loma Stringham
Dolores McCurdy
Evelyn Barnett
Ha King
Lois Erickson
Dorothy Searle
Marie Turner
Georgia Couture
Edytha Johnson
Theda Washburn
Georgia Smith
Lorraine Slaugh
Martin Batty
Lena Haws
Verna Henderson
Sethe Parry
Adda
Union High School
AHFAD
Maeser Infant
Can Pellsbury
Ann Fillsbury
Lot Reg Os
Phoce
Weil
Wmblew
Aio Masclee
Pillsbury’s
Pillsbury's Best
Redeem
Vernal Express
Stores
Teevy Quelle
Schuman
Melva Clark
Glow Hatch
ReVvon Halelinger
Joelle Dohosen
Duchet Roberts
Lila Ashby
Thad Stringham
Our
Fair City
June Stewart
Swanesan
Any. L
Skaggs
el Lss
OWTE
Ava Speeke
Maur
Hase Hollinger
Ols- RA
Ashley Oil Development
Denven
Carter
Onethy
Horne
de Wottten Had Motor Co
Henry Ford
Detroit
Showalter Motor Co
Weg
Mien
P. Skagg
O. P. Skagg
Hubbard
Banana
Rinso Cece
HAM
LUX
Jonathan
Oop Skaggs
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