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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1951
Page
4
Ballard residents join family events and visits as Lynn Rasmussen marries Verlie Stanley in Salt Lake City. The report lists numerous local visits, church activities, and 4 H encampment attendance with friends and relatives from Ballard and nearby towns.
Weekend visits to Lapoint and surrounding towns include Lyle Taylor in Washington with family, Troy Burton’s leave from Camp Roberts, and numerous gatherings with relatives in Ogden Provo Craig Vernal and Salt Lake City as servicemen plan returns, medical trips, and future postings.
Saturday evening Gulf Oil Corp. moved a rig onto land owned by Mike Kantanakis and Lynn Whitlock about three miles west of LaPoint. The Woolleys visited Salt Lake City, while the Lees and their children traveled to Salt Lake City and Ogden last weekend.
Whiterooks residents attend Steamboat Springs square dance festival and hold annual pot luck in Uintah Canyon. Miss Rosa Bird Marimon plans a Salt Lake City visit while Doris Ellingford recovers at home. Ward softball defeats Glines at Vernal and Maeser at Vernal, with Roosevelt and others playing later in the week.
Mr and Mrs George Bracken were married at the home of Mr and Mrs Earl Warburton in Lapoint on Sunday afternoon. The couple celebrated the wedding in a quiet ceremony attended by family and friends.
In 1925 the average automobile lasted 6.5 years and 26 060 miles. By 1948 the average car had 120 000 miles and was 13.6 years old. Today’s car lasts about twice as long and four times as far as the mid 1920s vehicle.
A zoology note discusses two female moths and clarifies a common myth about their species. The piece highlights distinctive traits and corrects misconceptions.
Mrs. C Stagmeyer returns to Gusher with a small daughter and oldest son Pvt Gary on a Colorado furlough to harvest crops. Gary given 30 days to help on the farm following his father’s June heart attack death during a Colorado trip.
The text notes that in France Americans employed there sometimes receive an informal 30 percent income credit before standard tax rates. This practice rests on the belief that American workers pay their taxes despite avoidance.
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