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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1960
Page
8
A long reader letter from 1980 asks Amy to publish a personal guide to marriage happiness. The writer shares observations, anecdotes, and recipes for domestic harmony, noting gifts, shopping, clubs, and mutual tolerance as keys to contentment.
A clipped domestic scene unfolds as a husband explains bringing Bill home to dinner despite a string of woes. The wife scorns the idea while the house holds a cold, a broken furnace, and a creditors’ halt as the man gently insists the guest’s intent is toward marriage.
Babson discusses the New York City newspaper strike and the public’s reliance on papers as a utility. He argues unions should not harm the public, supports selective anti trust amendments, and favors regulated strikes with winter protections for both workers and consumers. He notes the Negro vote’s division, highlights civil rights links, and urges justice for all readers including employers and wageworkers.
The Lapoint family and relatives from Salt Lake City Farmington Roosevelt Roosevelt Ogden and Vernal hosted Thanksgiving weekend visits and dinners with many guests including Vera Caldwell Clifford Bigelow Twila Cochran and Bernard Marpole. Several members traveled to join loved ones including Bernard in Iraq and Lawrence Caldwell visiting Portland. The extended gatherings spanned Utah Idaho Oregon and New Mexico with numerous households welcoming relatives and sharing meals.
A long list of relatives and friends from Vernal Roosevelt Dragerton Manila Myton Kearns and Salt Lake City gathered over Thanksgiving weekend at homes and the Stake Center in Vernal. Attendees included Perry Rasmussen Bigelow Hansen and many others with extended family visits and funeral attendance noted.
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