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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1958
Page
9
Two Ballard High School graduates, Heber Tinamussen and Snellen Jolingon, are set for mission service in the Samoan Islands and Australia. The report names their families and notes their Union High School ties. The bulletin also lists numerous local attendances, visits, and family events in Ballard and nearby communities.
Clarence J. Belix outlines changes in the Social Security Law affecting disabled children before 18 and adults. Key points include no longer requiring proof of parental support for disabled minors, automatic back pay for eligible cases, and that other qualifying benefits do not reduce full Social Security disability payments. Automatic payments begin with August 1958 benefits.
Federal court juries acquitted Uintah Farmers Union Cooperative and Asan Farmers Union Food Co op, plus Max Gardner Leo Haueler and Albert Nielsen of Roosevelt Utah, on charges stemming from false statements to a government agency about conservation payments. A separate jury acquitted Doyle Simpson of Weber County on a related selling charge.
Mr and Mrs Erle A Stella spent last weekend visiting Salt Lake City area. Larry Larsen from USA joined his wife and Duchesne family for summer days. Frank Dinghem and daughter traveled with the group to visit the Binghams. Mr Cueto Anderson and family traded Salt Lake City home for the Azel Seeley farm and now reside there. The Heelby family are living at present in the Don Killings residence.
The Southern Pacifics isthmus project to span thirty miles of Salt Lake with a manmade earth ribbon faces a shrimp clay hazard. Arthur W Baum in The Saturday Evening Post notes tiny leaf footed brine shrimp Arteri a cause subsidence in filling, delaying the work and endangering a $50 million investment. Completion will allow full speed freight and passenger service across seventy nine mph.
Davis B Slaugh home welcomed many visitors during the holidays including the Preston Dutch Searles, Aees Halls, Paul and Ida Carmen Slaughs from Salt Lake, Gene Bullards family Douglas and Dan Slaugh of Hangery, Mrs Juanita Ellsworth with Mrs Clifford Massey, Lyle Wichens, and Jess Richlen. Eighteen couples attended the Eiders party at Langely Saturday evening. Tim Slough broke a bone in his hand playing ball. Jessie Richens of Craig is visiting a few days. Sunday School led the meeting. Mr and Mrs LaVor Southam Hag had a baby in Salt Lake City this week for medical care.
The readable phrases describe a man named Ferguson and his family affairs including a wife, a mother in law's funeral, a girl’s measles, a boy’s christening, a planned marriage, and cattle mortgaged to a Farm Credit Administration. The text hints at a broader economic and personal strain in a rural setting.
Artesia N Martrisciano was feted at a beldal shower at the schoolhouse Monday evening. Relatives and neighbors attended including Berna Matrisciano and Joan Wradley with Tangely Grace Lonnla Judy Mall Reta Wilke and Maze Chivers of Ver ne. Keywords: local celebration and community gathering with attendees.
BYU schedules a radio television holiday program titled The Little Boy Who Lost Christmas.Produced by BYU with a cast over 100 students, the show uses stereo sound and airs December 13 on KDYL and KEYY. Lynn McKinlay narrates. Directed by the BYU Program Bureau and departments of Speech Dramatic Arts Radio Television and Dance with choral groups performing throughout.
Red Mary conducts kitchen remodel at Artesia Cafe while Nila Gene Matriselano Ingrid Nelson visit Rangely Friday. Bill Pearce from New Mexico visits Yda Christensen and Mr and Mrs Don Steele of Nengely Sunday. THM is Ida's brother in law and Steele's son in law.
A young boy loses interest in Christmas as glittering trees and bright lights fail to lift his mood. Toys and treats no longer hold appeal, highlighting a quiet, reflective holiday mood.
A garbled newspaper fragment yields a corrected reading: a lawyer attends a meeting where a clergyman notes a defense opening. Dreamlike elements recount a Christmastide tale of a boy guided by a Fairy. Talent roles include Mrs Fontel Messervy as director, Dorothy Whittaker handling costuming, and Charles Hendon overseeing the set.
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