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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1952
Page
4
A fraught editorial argues that fascism and communism fade against the danger of monopolies and government bureaus. It decries secret ballots in Slipovian cases, calls for guarding the free American citizen to start businesses, and warns both parties must curb executive power to remove bureaucratic overreach.
Della Francis reports from Korea that grandson John W. Christensen has been promoted to sergeant. Other notes mention local relocations and illnesses including Mrs. Delia Francis returning from Salt Lake City and Tod Park, Mrs. Helen Walkup moving to Vernal, and Tobby Oberhansley breaking his arm. Community updates cover travel, family visits, and a funeral in Lapoint for Margaret Harrison.
Community notes recount a Jensen gathering as six sisters and families toured accounts from Vernel Jensen and Craig to Vernal and Salt Lake City. Easter visits, hospital stays, PTA updates, and local social events fill a day of reunions, travel, and church group activity.
The Uintah School District held its annual five day book exhibit in the upstairs room of the old Central School Building on Vernal Avenue. More than 3000 books were shown for readers from preschool to teenage levels, including picture books science fiction reference and illustrated children's stories. Visitors over the week included Ita Hatch Beatrice Bringham Pearl Nash Mrs Slaugh and Kenny. Orvil Dudley and family traveled to Salt Lake City. Mrs Olive Curfew and relatives were visited in Goshen. no Book of Mormon class was held at the Gilroy home.
Mr and Mrs Clinton Goodrich have returned from Davenport, Okla where they visited Goodrich's parents. Visitors at Relint Society last Tuesday included Pearl Allen with sisters Vera Olsen and Ellen Gardiner. Members Lawrence Woodard and Carma Hatch attended.
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