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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1949
Page
9
The Baldwin presents a compact 32 by 24 foot house offering ten closets in corridors and vestibules, two bedrooms with wardrobes, a kitchen beside the bathroom, laundry beneath, and a front porch. Dining space overlooks a kitchen window, and economy features reduce plumbing costs. For more details contact the Small House Planning Bureau in St Cloud, Minnesota.
Painting glazing colors over ivory white walls and furniture creates an antique finish. Apply raw umber glaze over pale undercoats, wipe edges more than centers, and use cheese cloth to blend. Carved and recessed areas stay darker, producing depth in panels and moldings.
Lapoint residents plus Lyle Perry and family hosted at Mrs. Perry's parents George Bigelow era. Twila Simmons visited sister Bette Bigelow in Steamboat Springs. Jerry Rich family joined in Baggs trip to see Rich. Harvey Hullinger and George Blgtlaw families visited Price. Orvin Swain and Cleo Woolley treated for asthma at County hospital. Albert Norton moving to Vernal for work. California visitors gathered for lawn party hosted by Hartle and Alfred families. reunion after years. Gertrude Fredricksen and niece Agnes Birch er visited Hartle household.
The report lists numerous residents and guests visiting families in Roosevelt and nearby towns. It notes by name several Hartle and Jenkins relatives, Horrocks and Nyberg households, BYU summer student Jack Jenkins, and a temple excursion group from Lapoint including church leaders and families. Additional visits include Carol Jean Hall, Rex Jenkins, Verl Bodily seeking work in Craig, Colorado, and weekend stays with the Jenkins and Warburton households.
Doris E Glines correspondent notes weekend visits by Mr and Mrs Kenneth Timothy and daughter of Salt Lake City former ward residents. William Holfeltz left for West Virginia to unite wife and baby visiting there. Glines teams won baseball games at Jaycee park 17 15 over Davis ward and 20 1 over Tridel. Several locals and visitors travel to Salt Lake City Roosevelt and Midway for family events and temple excursions.
Deep Creek were in town during the week. Rhoda Ann Lee and Mrs. Marjorie Lee were Roosevelt visitors Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Harris and daughters Evelyn Moore and Carol Jean, were overnight guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Bigelow. They visited his mother Margaret Harrison. Sunny Geraldine, Barbara and Reed Harrison were visiting their grandmothers Barbara Nyberg and Margaret Harrison Sunday.
Baltimore Safety council reports strong results from a December Christmas safety drive cutting fires from Christmas trees and hazards to four incidents in the latest December and January. The city logged five burn and scald deaths last December, with a five year average of ten.
A Jensen UTAH corral sustained about 500 dollars of damage from a Sunday fire started by a cigarette. The blaze began late Saturday night near a Uintah county stockmen corral and burned a section until it was found Sunday at 2 30 p m by Perry Morgan and John Haslem. Firefighters quenched the fire late Sunday. The corral will be repaired and ready for use by fall, says range manager Dale Naylor of the bureau of land management. Officers found a cigarette and pack near the scene and noted a parked car late Saturday night. The blaze began when a cigarette touched dry manure. This is the first range fire damage in the area this year.
Under direction of the Bureau of Gid Management Mr Naylor Ba He urged extreme caution as ranges grow tinder dry with heavy, possibly worst growth. He warned a cigarette or match could ignite a fire destroying thousands of acres of prime winter range land.
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