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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1959
Page
2
Wintah County farmers who borrow from the Warmerd Trame Administration have completed making their farm ing plang for this year. They analyzed 1968 records to spot strong and weak points, guiding future improvements and careful planning to make the best use of credit.
Donna W Collett reports Maeser 2nd Ward activities as Ferron Hacking entertaining relatives from Freano and Logan prior to General Conference in Salt Lake City. Guests included Mr and Mrs Daniel Harrison and others. local visits span Logan Ogden and Pleasant Grove with social events and a flower arranging demonstration at Mutual.
The fragment notes a mother instructing to object to the word obey in an Ute marriage rite. A dialogue shows fiancée and fiancé discussing what to tell the mother and reacting to a joke, with incomplete lines and unclear speakers.
Mr and Mrs Guy Stewart travel to Bull Lake to meet their son DeVaux on leave from his Navy post in San Diego. He has completed boat training and will report back April 10. He plans to visit relatives in Manhattan Beach and nearby towns while en route, with extensive family visits noted across Salt Lake City and Rangely.
The Junior Assembly on April 9 showcased a lively prom week splash with performers Kathyrn Murray, Harry James, and a host of students from the Wies Movie Club. Billowing dance acts, a pantomime, and a concert by the Burchinal orchestra filled the night, followed by post prom parties and preparations for Girls Day activities.
Utah Senator Frank B. Moss spoke in the Senate opposing federal lamb grading practices. He urged attention to an Agricultural Marketing Service conference on April 17 to address grower complaints and alleged gaps between grading rules and marketing needs.
At the National Wool Growers Convention in Portland Oregon Mr Clyde retiring President opposed lamb trading programs. A resolution to the Secretary of Agriculture to terminate Federal Grading of lamb was passed at the same meeting.
A father warns his son to avoid bad reports as he departs for boarding school. The son promises to try hard, noting that such things often leak out.
Tridell community tidbits report Boyd Lemmons and family returning to the states from Bermuda with Mr Lemmon likely to be assigned to an Air Force hospital. Mrs Lemmon and children join the Goodrich family. Kaye Merrill and niece Nene Jensen visit, with Darrell Merrill staying at the Frank Merrill home. Relief Society activities include a cancer film by Ruth Harvey and a doctor from Ft Duchesne answering questions. Esther Merkley and Wanda Merrill, cooks at White Rocks School, visit Vernal schools. No Whiterocks school due to Parent’s Day. Wanda and Ellis Morrill travel to Provo for Ella Morrill's hospital stay. Mrs Morrill operated on. A large Tridell group attends a Special Interest party in Lapoint. Davis Morrill teaches.
Members of the Special Interest class led by Ruth Goodrich and Merle McKue with Abe Squire from Neola traveled to St George for temple work and returned to Tridell Saturday night. Marlon Morrill and Owen Bartlett, both moving back from Salt Lake City, resumed local ties as Bartlett began a new job with the Forest Service. A large group from Tridell attended Stake Conference in Vernal, with the Tridell and Lapoint Elders serving as ushers for both sessions.
Pure Gold Faith stands as a great help to men and women going through life’s trials with no synthetic substitute available.
A fragmented diary style note recalls a whaling voyage with a weary crew. The narrator mentions going out with a whaling party and harpooning a seventy five ton whale, while the captain called it a small catch. The tone suggests fatigue with petty matters aboard a rough sea venture.
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