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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1958
Page
2
Readers are urged to send letters on local feeding problems to Dr Bohstedt of the Balt Institute at 39 North LaSalle Street Chicago 2 ul.
The history of feed manufacturing shows growing cooperation with farmers and improvements in nutrition through university and private lab research. Shared aims among manufacturers, farmers, agents, and regulators have strengthened extension services and led to better, home-grown feed utilization and targeted supplements for cattle, sheep, swine, and poultry.
Goodrich and Goodrich families rejoice as Mr and Mrs Darrell Goodrich welcome a granddaughter born Wednesday in Provo. Grandparents Loren and Lorna McKee of Tridell attend temple events in Salt Lake while relatives visit and travel for Easter.
Maxwell reports from Uintah High School that 15 plants in the mountain region will add 20 to 30 new workers in 1958, boosting demand for trained office personnel. Industries poised for growth include oil production clothing manufacturing guided missiles electronics and fertilizer. The intermountain area leads western states in population gains and salaries for skilled office staff rise, with Stevens Henager expanding its Salt Lake City campus and adding new departments to meet demand.
Youth Forest planting under Forest Service guidance and sponsored by Uintah District Federated Women's clubs is postponed from April 20 due to late spring weather. The event now targets May 1 if conditions permit with Norwood Hardys of Whiterocks and the Rey Mastern family assisting. The Randal Sullivan family presented the program last Friday evening.
Funeral services were held Friday at 1:30 pm in the Lapoint Ward for Nolan Savage 51 who died Wednesday in Salt Lake City. Prelude and postlude by Donne Hortle. Remarks by Gene Nyberg. Oh My Father sung by Mr and Mrs Tex Taylor. Invocation by Bishop Adrian Kump. Speakers Hullinges Rae Goodrich. Accordion solo Whispering Slope by Carol Rasmussen. Some Time We'll Understand sung by Daun Uber and Dorothy Luck. Burial in Lapoint Cemetery with Floyd Angus dedicating the grave. Fall bearers were friends and relatives.
More than 20 million Americans rely on private weather forecasters while the sector promises about 200 million dollars in annual savings to the US industry.
A Salt Lake hospital death follows a cerebral hemorrhage on Wednesday at 12 55 pm. Born November 6 1906 in Elba Idaho to Joseph Williams and Angeline Babbitt he married Erma Yowell December 31 1936 in Burley Idaho. Lived in Roosevelt and Lapoint with survivors including widow three daughters two sons two step children three grandchildren and several siblings. Funeral arrangements were handled by Orpin Mortuary Noosevet.
WitTERookH M Christensen and family joined Easter gatherings with Mr and Mrs Manning Christensen visiting in Roosevelt. Their daughter and family, Glen Killian of Galt Lake, attended a pastor visit at the Kilian home. Mrs Morrillate attended a primary conference in Salt Lake City. Don Simmons was ill this week. Floyd Workman traveled from Vernal. Albert Smith drove one day. The Norwood Sandy family spent Easter in Salt Lake City as Larry had his eyes checked and the family attended conference. Shardon Morritt of Logan visited Bishop Morrill’s home. Bill Toopes and Stanley Toopes, and Gran Johnson attended the wedding reception at Tridell for Ray Buckwalter. Velda Anderton, Zella Pike, and Lela Anderton visited Vernal. The Bill Vergey family enjoyed dinner at the Toopes home and watched conference on TV. Visitors watched conference at Duthop Morrill’s eye, including David Morrrilis. Meeting Sunday evening featured Tylon Anderton and Pat Roberts as speakers. Dale Rasmussen was sustained as scout master and Warr Maslem was released. et al.
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