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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1956
Page
2
The Shirley Ainges of Craig move to Art Haven ranch on Lite Brash Creek with Mr Ainge living there. family to join once schoolwork clears. Weekend visits include many locals from Vernal and Jensen. Bishop Warren Billings attends conference. Easter weekend travels and various family moves are noted.
Grand Junction funeral services were held for Hazel S Luster who died April 2 in St Marys Hospital. Bishop John A Seeiberg conducted the service at the LDS Church with interment at Municipal Cemetery. Survivors include husband James Luster two children J Loren and Mrs Wilma Hart Crawley two sisters and five grandchildren. Attendees from Vernal included Reed Birchell and several others.
The region enjoys gulf fishing and light tackle angling with various gear. A former resident and her daughter Mary Joan have appeared on television in Grand Junction. Nearby visitors include George Sirosses and Alfred Hullingtra of Jensen and Blanche Cross and family of Vernal. East er Sunday at Art Boren ranch. George Arnold and son Joe of Gusher visited. Lost Loop Riding club held its first calf roping practice at Escalante ranch, eight calves purchased. Club officers listed. Leafy Moore returned from Salt Lake. Larry Moon brought horses from Garden City. Guy Stewarts traveled to Salt Lake, visited Carl Richardsons, Gary Stewarts, and Earl Merkleys in Kamas. High Councilman Lige Jackson led Sunday meeting. talks by Connie Dudley, Tamara Curfew, Bart Turner, and Mr. Jackson. Amasa Caldwells from Murray were here for the weekend.
The Fernando Ellingfords of Salt Lake City visited the Art Allens last weekend bringing Oscar Allen and his son Art for two weeks. Mrs Blayne Morris left for Salt Lake City to attend the Primary stake officers conference. The MIA presented a one act play in Neola and joined classes with the Neola ward. Ward bishopric and stake leaders met at Bennett for a conference. Ward attendees included Orion Smith and friends from Ballard at a show. Five ward Primary officers and teachers were mentioned, with Edith Gerhansley and Merle Moosman named.
A historical note on sulfur and its uses from ancient fumigation to pigment. It highlights birds of prey like owls and hawks as allies in pest control, citing meadow mouse outbreaks in Nevada and tree sparrows reducing weed seeds and pests, saving farmers millions annually.
Paris reports show dotted silk hats as a chic accessory among women with Mme Fath Ukes noted for pairing them with feminine outfits. Svend, a Paris milliner, highlights dotted silk hats and organza variations seen on fashion-conscious wearers.
An OCR fragment notes Madeena Smith motor to Salt Lake City on a Wednesday for a Primary conference and Edith Oberhansley being in town on business Saturday. The text is incomplete and lacks clear dates or outcomes.
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