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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1942
Page
5
Mrs Wilson Murray with Mr and Mrs Condon and family travel from Yellowetons Pork and Mammoth to Vernal Wyoming for a two week visit. Murray accompanying daughter Mrs Conduty and son Lawrence plan to stay with relatives in Dut te Mont before returning.
Arthur Rich in California selected for baker's school. Donna Workman visited Craig. Venna Singleton works at J C Penney. Harold Calder and family visited Vernal with others. John Pope recovering from a stroke. Lois Williams and Archie Colton back from Salt Lake trip. Bob Shimmin visited parents, works in Salt Lake. President Calder visiting Salt Lake, to return next week. Remington left for Salt Lake for plant work. Ned Stringham visited parents then returned to school. June Caldwell returned from Engely Colorado. Ells family to Los Angeles to be with ill mother. Corporal Jack Powell on furlough from 115 Engineers. Weekly dance postponed for Prom, then held Saturday. Victor Bingham starts at Farm Security Station. Hopkinson supervisor appointed. Miller couple to San Francisco for two weeks. Milburn and Stone to Virginia for officers school. Hendersons attend wedding reception in Provo. Nettie Neff Smart visits with BYU family. nephew joining navy. John Nelston’s grandson Jack Hall missing in action. Wilford Adams undergoing leg operation. Stake conference set April 25–26. Calder family trips to Salt Lake. Pearl Harbor survivor Joyce Parry visit. Loftises visit Vernal. Mrs Loftis now in Provo. Abegglen and Mrs Calder visit. Don Remington badly cut ear playing with spear. stable recovery.
Mrs. Peor Williams announces the marriage of her son Glen to Miss Minerva Contana, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Contana. They wed March 20 in Idaho Falls with Bishop John Holmes officiating and plan to reside in Idaho Falls. Glen is a Uintah high school graduate who has worked in Idaho Falls the past year.
Vernal City to perform garbage pickup Saturday morning starting at 8:00 a.m. Residents should place trash in curbside containers. Tin cans and similar disposable material accepted. Food waste will not be collected.
Mr and Mrs Lyle Anderson announce the arrival of a baby girl born March 430. Mr and Mrs Leonard Rogers are the parents of a baby girl born March 31. George Adams will be released from the hospital Friday following a major operation. Kenneth Langston is improving after a surgical operation. Mrs M Tea and Harold Richardson underwent major operations Wednesday. Amy Roper and Jacqueline Swain are appendectomy patients at the hospital.
Joe Louis defends his heavyweight title as a soldier champion and donates $50,000 from the bout to the army emergency relief fund. Abe Simon is knocked out in sixteen seconds of the sixth round as the undercard details note the charity fight. The Vogue theatre will replay the bout Friday and Saturday for fans interested in this highly talked about championship.
Easter program presented Sunday evening under Mrs M O Thurman direction titled The Awakening portrays an author’s vivid experience in a two act drama. Cast includes Mr and Mrs Arthur Manwaring Gwen Woolley Dan Price and Barbara Match public invited to attend.
Mrs. Elizabeth Mantker at the county library reports a letter from Mrs. Alice P Trimble of the University of Hawaii describing the Pearl Harbor attack of December 7. The letter, mailed March 6 and arriving March 26, reflects Trimble’s ties to Vernal friends and her prior role as a Winth county demonstration agent before joining the Hawaii university.
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