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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1952
Page
9
Local residents and relatives visited over the weekend, with Morrill family members hosting and greeting guests from Vernal Salt Lake City and Oxden. Attendees included Behrmans Ross Ellingford and others, attending the Goldend Green Ball and Sacrament services while several relatives traveled to Salt Lake City and Tooele for visits and anniversaries.
The Utah Cooperative Association will hold its annual meeting at the Newhouse Hotel, Salt Lake City, February 29 and March 1. Ken Mor Jansens of Ashithley Farmers Union Co op Vernal invites all local cooperative members to join. Notables include Charles Baker of Paradise Supply Co op Walla, Dr Maurice Wieting of the Ohio Fort Bureau, and Heber Bennion, Utah Secretary of State. The program covers speeches, a banquet, and an annual report, with sessions beginning at noon Friday and concluding Saturday.
Mr Mortensen notes travel coordination and banquet tickets. He adds that more prizes will be announced at each session, highlighting ongoing planning and event pacing.
Uintah Basin servicemen promotions listed by the War Service Association include Major Clayton Findlay at St Boyd Christerney Bee 2 Duane Hall Sgt Al York S/Sgt Paul cae sar Blaine Atwood Sgt Jackie Mott Sgt Mark Brown Cpl Keith B Caldwell Cpl Ervin W Jorgensen Cpl John W Christensen Cpl Neal H Dom guard ck auaeed Wilson Cpl Hunting Pic stay i Jem Pte Fair a ketle Pic R 8 Tavenpont Pic George Robert Lewis Pic Ray Hunting Pic LaVoir Duvall Pfc DeMar.
Mr and Mrs Roys Slaugh and baby returned from a trip to California. John Leichhardt family returned from Salt Lake City and Provo. The Lady Lions hosted daughters at a Glines Chapel banquet served by the Ward Relief Society. Rasmussen family monthly meeting at Archie Johnson home led by President Johnson. Next meeting at A Theodore Johnson home. Ward service included Archie Johnson Jesse A Haws George C Davis Joseph C Price Stephen Perry Norman Fletcher. Fireside at Dale Perry home followed Sacrament meeting. Ruth Lind shared missionary experiences and played music. Gail Mowrey family visited from Aberdeen Washington to attend funeral services for Gail's grandfather in Lapoint and visit local relatives.
The Leota Relief Society hosted a pink and blue shower for Mrs Donald Searle on February 14 at Mrs Edna Littleton’s home. Twelve women attended and refreshments followed games. Other local residents and visitors were noted in brief as they conducted business and visits in Roosevelt and Vernal.
Naples Rie Have Passion Mr. and mire and son Williams of Provo stayed overnight with their daughter Mrs. George Richens. They were en route to Meeker Colorado to visit Mr. and Mrs. Harold Williams and son Glade who is soon to leave for service. Doyle Bird and family of Price spent Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. Mark Cook. Robert Goodrich, back from two weeks in Price, joined them. Lowell Roberts of Pleasant Valley visited Thursday at the home of Mrs. Roberts' parents, Dee Manwaring.
Ashley Goodrich and Jay Anderson attended the U of U versus Wyoming University game in Salt Lake City. Bruce Godrich, son of the late Porter Goodrich, is a U of U player with Delroy and Ashley Goodrich also noted. Joseph Eckersley stayed home a week due to foot infection after stepping on a nail. Primary officers hosted a Valentine party for children on Tuesday with games, dancing, punch, cookies and candy. Ray Nash traveled to Salt Lake City Friday for his cousin Pearl Nash's funeral and returned that evening.
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