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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1964
Page
5
Long list of local social notes reports Marlin Pennington hospitalized after a heart attack on July 27 while detailing numerous family visits, trips to Salt Lake City, Grantsville, and Las Vegas, and 4-H camp participants and leaders in Gin es area.
State officials from the USDA Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service and the Soil Conservation Service conducted two day tours of Ute Tribal lands along Hill Creek with Bureau of Indian Affairs representatives. They reviewed conservation accomplishments and problems and discussed a potential small watershed project and greater participation in the Agriculture Conservation cost-share Program. The group stayed at the Post Canyon Ranger Station and part of the visit included a steak fry and viewing four black bears near the ranger station.
More than 1.6 million rainbow trout were stocked in Flaming Gorge Reservoir this year by Federal hatcheries under the Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife. Hatcheries in Springville Saratoga Wyoming Leadville Colorado supplied 1 659 566 fish for the Utah Wyoming border impoundment, with the program completed under a 1964 commitment and coordinated with Utah conservation departments.
The Uruguayan Mission was moved from Ros cha to Maldonado. Mr and Mrs Elvon H Spencer and family moved into Glines. Mr and Mrs Martin Fletcher Mr and Mrs Terry Fletcher and family and Mr and Mrs Norman Fletcher and family attended the Milam Fletcher Reunion at Steinaker Sunday. Also present was Martin's brother Mr and Mrs Clair Fletcher of Salt Lake City.
Davis Bear Hunter recalls a dramatic close encounter on a bear hunt near Craig Colorado with Cap Atwood. A 700 pound bear faced them as Blaine Davis returned with a two pound foot trophy, while a long list of local residents and travelers are noted in a crowded community montage of visits, hikes, and fishing trips across Utah and Wyoming.
Glade was injured on the job Thursday night at the Bonanza mine when rocks fell on him. Rex and Betty Smuin and family traveled to Salt Lake City Friday and returned Saturday with LaVon Bascom of Naples in company. May Jackson recovers from illness. her son visited en route from Green River to Price. Katherine Taylor from Roosevelt visits. Lorn Jackson called from Mount Pleasant. Emma C Holmes learned of Bernice Simmons’s death in Moses Lake, Washington. Ward members spent Saturday on a mountain timber project. Connie Wall has stayed with Duane and Galla Holmes the past week. Vern Holmes visited from Salt Lake City. Mont McCurdy visits from Salt Lake City for vacation and sees sister Nial Richens and husband Bud Richens.
The old home of Grandma Todd burned recently. The family had just moved out that day. The house stood across from Jess Hullingers. Mrs. Harry Dean returned from Arizona after attending her mother's funeral. Primary Trail Houndup and social events were held with local residents attending.
Real estate notices list Bill Slaugh and Bill Gurr with phone numbers 789 3857 and 708 1557 along with Dale Slaugh and J Arbon Jolley contact lines. The fragment presents names and telephone contacts for a Slaugh family real estate outfit and associates.
Classified ads prove the most inexpensive form of advertising for households. Mrs Frank Harvey notes the ad sold items and turned into cash. Rentals and home sales use classified listings as a quick, cost effective channel.
Clyde and Cecile Allred vacationed in the Middle States July 26. Elaine Shisler led the Liahona Holiday held Thursday. Light refreshments were served. Perry Butcher remains in the Veterans Hospital in Salt Lake City.
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