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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1955
Page
4
A veterinary health article warns tularemia risks from handling or eating rabbits and squirrels. It advises selecting healthy prey, thorough cooking, and protective handling to avoid infection, noting ticks spread disease across generations and seasons.
The Glines neighborhood celebrated 30 years of Trailbuilder work with a backyard skit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Perry. Ashton Fletcher Ray Jenkins and Edward Aycock played leading roles, aided by Trailbuilder ward boys. Dagmar Aycock directed games and, with Hatch and Doris Miller, served watermelon to guests. About 15 Trailbuilders attended with 30 parents and officers enjoying the event.
Rial Chews and Mrs Shirley Ainge came from Craig to collect daughter Cherie after a two week visit. The Case family gathered at Merkley Park with the Stewarts and Ralph Cases visiting from Ivanhoe California. Lovell Richardson and wife now reside in Ivanhoe, Calif. Earl Brown of Springville visited. Charles Dudley shot two fingers while hunting east of Jensen. rushed to hospital. Adrian Raines returned from a two week vacation in Washburn Missouri. Newell and Ross Snow drove to Denver to ship cattle. Ellen Morgan injured in car crash east of the Jensen bridge. Lina Dudley visited Lapoint with Alice Angus. Jensen Primary officers and teachers held a bake sale at Ashton's Dept Store. $45 for chapel fund. LeRoy Pitney of Craig visited Hoyle Robinson. Harold Schmitz and Jimmy Robinson visiting this week. Carolyn Hullinger visiting Rangely with Sybil Dawn Gross. The Ferris Murrays, living at Boyd Bascom home, moving into new Arlie Murray ranch west of Ashley Creek.
Elna Miller state extension nutritionist led two days of freez ing and canning demos at the Vernal First Ward meetinghouse July 19 20. She demonstrated chilling before freezing scalding to stop enzymes proper containers and Ball and Kerr seals for canning and practical tips on shelling peas and preparing apricots tomatoes and peas. About twenty women attended each lecture under County Home Demonstration agent Jessie Eller.
A large crowd attended the wedding reception in the chapel on Thursday evening. Various local families and guests from Salt Lake and Vernal joined in visits and dinners through the week, with several outings and travels noted. Terry Barker won pony racing first place both Friday and Saturday, with Bryce Barker taking second on Saturday. The Leo Walker family moved to Vernal and extended visits occurred among local households.
The quote frames courage as the conscience of power and the ability to meet emergencies. It argues that staying confident in our own capacity prevents us from becoming suspicious of ourselves, defining courage as overcoming obstacles.
Los Angeles based Johnson family seeks help from readers to identify an old time photograph shown on this page. The letter, signed by Nita Johnson Brenner, Je Russell Johnson, Irma P. Johnson and Mrs. Bucy A. Johnson, requests the names of individuals pictured.
Funeral services were held in Provo on July 26 for Bertha Maud Phillips Liebhardt the mother of John Liebhardt who died at age 72 in Utah Valley Hospital. A longtime Provo resident she was Utah County’s first 4-H leader earning ribbons and a gold medal for her work. In 1928 she joined The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
A photo captures attendees on a patio during a local theater premiere. The caption notes the setting, participants, and the venue, with the date and city indicating where the event took place.
Miss Lorraine Slaugh departed Sunday evening for Phoenix Arizona after a five day stay in Vernal with her parents Mr and Mr Albert Slaugh She is employed as a stewardess for Frontier Airlines.
Survivors include four sons Thomas G Liebhardt James Philips Liebhardt Edward N Liebhardt a US Air Corps member and John M Liebhardt of Vernal. Mr and Mrs John Liebhardt and family attended services In Provo Tony Liebhardt stationed at Ft Carson Cole also received leave to attend the grandmother's funeral.
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