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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1959
Page
6
Porcupine decorative balls for Christmas with waxed bag, white paint, snowflakes, and glitter. Instructions describe cork needle, string, dipping, rolling, and drying steps to create a sparkling holiday ball, with a drying period of 10 to 24 hours.
A court hears a divorce petition centered on neglect by the husband who has not appeared for nearly two years. The petitioner notes his preoccupation with his appearance as evidence of abandonment. The exchange suggests ongoing legal action despite the absence of the respondent.
The Teenage Club held a meeting and dance at Vlaming Gorge School Batury day venting refreshments were served and a large Christmas tree was decorated. Families from Triple City and Salt Lake City joined the community event amid celebrations and visits.
A wry neighbor shouts from the ground ordering a person to come down from the roof to stop interfering with TV reception. The tense moment captures a common urban clash over shared signals and safety concerns.
Recipe text for a festive cheese spread shaped as a cone, using butter, cream cheese, margarine, beer, Tabasco, chives, mustard, and various olives. Instructions describe forming a cone from cardboard or foil, filling with the warm cheese mixture, decorating with olives and pickles, and serving with rye or crackers and beer.
Three Utah schools gained Northwest Association accreditation as Manila High, Carbon High in Price and carbon’s East Carbon began operations on their campuses. The move brings Utah’s accredited institutions to 73 with 43 fully approved and 24 advised to adjust. Overcrowding and other limits caused most warnings, while Carbon High marks its first year on its own campus.
The first Christmas observance in this country followed Columbus discovery. The Santa Maria was beached on Christmas and Columbus and his men could not free her. The ship was stripped of gear and when the Nina could not house all crew, some were left at a fort named Le Navidad in honor of the season.
Relatives from Idaho, Hawaii, and Salt Lake City visited the Bullopea home last week to attend the funeral of their sister Sherlong Harvey. Attendees included Morlan family members, Elbert Smiths, and the Robb, Morrill, and Gardner households. Local visits and hospital scenes were noted among various residents from Neola, Vernal, and Salt Lake City.
A quirky excerpt shows how different languages render Christmas with varied spellings and pronunciations. It lists languages from Spain to Germany and Dagish speaking nations, reflecting diverse cultural terms for the holiday.
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