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Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1949

Page

16

Welcome Wagon To Start In Vernal

Mrs. Stanley WR. King returns from Los Angeles to lead Vernal Welcome Wagon Service hostess program. The Welcome Wagon, begun in 1928 by Thomas W. Briggs, offers modern hospitality to families at key life moments in over 800 towns in 1948, with more than 3000 hostesses serving 500000 families.

Vernal Stanley WR. King Vernal Club Los Angeles Cal Welcome Wagon Service Company, Inc Thomas W. Briggs Matns Memphis Tenn Briggs United State Canada

Meeker Junior Rodeo Set for May 22

Meeker Saddle club sponsors a junior rodeo in Meeker Colorado inviting youth from White River Valley Rifle Grand Valley Craig Hayden Glenwood Ver nal Steamboat and Aspen to participate. The event on Sunday May 22 features calf roping steer riding team roping and bareback riding across age classifications.

Meeker Saddle Club White River Valley Rifle Grand Valley Craig Hayden Glenwood Vernal Steamboat Aspen

Services Held For Car Mishap Victim Errol Hullinger

Funeral services for 21 year old Errol Hullinger of Vernal who died in an auto accident six miles west of Vernal on April 10 were held April 13 at 11 am in the First Ward Chapel of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints. World War II veteran groups provided honorary escort and American Legion members also participated in the service.

Errol Hullinger Vernal First Ward Chapel Church of Jesus Christ of Dattertay William B. Wallis Lyle Reynolds Hollis Hullinger Blaine Lee Chellus Ernest Caldwell Harold Davis George Roth Dorthea Parent Evan P. Hatch Mae Jorgensen Louise Caldwell Orvel Roland Reed Wullinger LaMar Nirton Horace “Moon” Mullins Eldon Jones American Legion Witbeck Post No. 11 Legion Auxiliary Mary Eaton Arlene Chivers Lila Robbins Mamie Slaugh

4 H Safety Group Strives To Reduce Farm Accidents

The 1949 national 4 H farm safety program targets farm accident reduction with emphasis on daily safety in buildings and yards, machinery use, livestock handling, and highway activities. County agents and 4 H leaders urge checkups of hazards, with General Motors donating five sterling silver medals per county to top safety performers.

Guy L. Noble National Committee On Boys and Girls Chicago Turn Cooperative Extension Service General Motors

Postwar road costs show rise in 1948 1949 projections

A 1948 1949 state by state survey by the American Road Builders Association reports highway construction costs totaling 1 233 546 000 for 1948 with 33 657 miles under state and federal aid. Maintenance costs reach 433 603 000 in 1949 while total expenditures for 1949 and construction amount to a record 1 667 149 000.

American Road Builders’ Assn. Discloses Dan R. Lamson ARBA New York California Lamson New York State Pennsylvania

State 4-H Safety Winners Announced

The state winner earns an all expenses paid trip to the National 4-H Club congress and a chance at national honors and one of eight $300 scholarships. The county with the top safety program in the state receives an engraved plaque of merit.

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Utah Cooperative Sales Jump in 1948 Record Volume

The Utah Cooperative Association reports 1948 sales of 1,357,504, up 33 percent from 1947, the highest in its history. Manager W. J. Robins notes 7,000 cooperators. The 1948 purchase of the Uinta Refining Co plant at Jensen boosts supplies and wholesale volumes, with 1949 sales seen at 2.5 million and Jensen profits around 5,000 monthly, about 34 percent annual return.

Utah Cooperative Assn W. J. Robins Sale Cooperative Assest UCA Uinta Refining Co Jensen Vernal Ashley Valley Mr. Robins Pelieve

Ballard Man 70 Gives Up His Saddle and Pony

Samuel B. Kettle of Ballard aged 70 has given up cattle raising due to health. Born in Ridgway Colorado in 1878 he moved to Utah living in American Fork Vernal Fruita Neola before settling in Ballard. A lifelong stock raiser he married Julia Smith in 1903 and had eight children with 24 grandchildren and three great grandchildren.

Samuel B. Kettle Ballard But Lil Mr. Kettle Ridgway Colo Robert Mary Ann Kettle LDS Church Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints Julia Smith Willard Utah American Fork Vernal George Bennett Ashley Creek Richard Pope Fruita Cold Neola Elmer Kettle

University of Utah auditions prospective band members

The University of Utah announces auditions for the 1949 band open to all high school seniors. Auditions will be held Saturdays in May from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in Building 451 on the Fort Douglas annex campus, with directions provided for out of town students. Band director Ronald D. Gregory urges interested students to attend. all positions are open.

University O Utah Fort Douglas Annex Ronald D. Gregory Fort Douglas Music Department Gregory

Notable Family Tally Through Regions and Children Counts

A fragmented notice lists individuals with multiple children across several locales. Ren Clara Gardner of Neola appears with three offspring Lester Myron and Elsie Secrenst Monb Marvin Kettle in Ballard Ora Showell of Salt Lake City with two children Elton Kettle also in Ballard with four children.

Ren Clara Gardner Neola Lester Kettle Myron Elsie Secrenst Monb Marvin Kettle Ballard Ora Showell Salt Lake City Elton Kettle

University of Utah marching band seeks second straight title

Directors note marked shortage as sousaphone and baritone sections face tight inventory while Utah marching band remains a highlight in the season. The team pursues a second consecutive football championship amid colorful, successful quests.

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Tuberculosis Two Cases Reported in Uintah County

Utah health officials report two tuberculosis cases in Uintah County among 400 notifiable diseases in the week ended April 8. Saline City and Tooele County also show cases. chickenpox tops with 123, measles 105.

Utah Uintah County State Department of Health Saline City Tooele County

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