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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1955
Page
4
A fragmented report discusses the paiche native to Peru and the ethos of Peruvian sportfishing. It touches on resource restoration and sustainable practices to prevent overexploitation, noting large potential sizes and the value of preserving irreplaceable wildlife.
The new bishopric and wives hosted an outgoing party for Bishop Niles Hastem and Second Counselor Albert Freestone with a program featuring Wallace Anderson as toast master, readings by Rose Robinson, jokes by Jackie Gardiner, and dances by Juana Bank's class. Several members traveled or returned from trips, and the MIA was reorganized with Arnold Kidd as president.
Lyle Glines sold all holdings to L A Mmothy and plans to relocate to Arizona. Our Explorers defeated Jensen 42 to 8. Verdin Johnson is home for winter as mine work closed. Maeser First Ward Sunday School attendees included LaVell Manwaring George Barker and Lige Jackson. Rulon Anderson left for New Mexico to continue work. Duane Anderson heads to San Francisco for ship assignment after holiday leave. Orson Topham and family visited from New Mexico with locals. Sunday services well attended with High Counselor Frank Slaugh. Judy Adams sang with Lila Thacker. Evelyn Hacking spoke on Artesia mission experiences. Faye Jones played piano. Owen Hacking spoke about Artesia mission. Ed Jenkins took wife to Salt Lake Clinic. daughter Marjorie stayed behind. Ray Stringhart and family observed New Year with Rulen Hacking. Virginia Hacking injured her car by cattle crossing. Clark Jones spent weekend at home. Dale Ashby family visiting mother while awaiting transfer from Roosevelt to Logan via Soil Conservation Service.
Sunday School group led by Leo Walker enjoyed a sleigh ride outing on Friday night. News notes report hospital homecomings, new births, and visits among Ward families including arrivals from Casper and Vernal.
A small blaze damaged a Ross Construction site at 177 West before 8 a m Friday. Firefighters found only a section of the garage wall aflame. Damage estimated at about 25 dollars. The building is owned by Harold Alexander. Ross Construction uses the bottom portion.
A historic building plans to split the top story into four adjacent apartments while reserving space for office and equipment storage. The project outlines separate living units with provisions for shared corridors, utilities, and access, preserving adjacent storage areas for operational needs.
John Milton argues that truth requires no policies or licenses to triumph and that attempts to shield it with strategies are defense mechanisms used by error. He calls for allowing truth room to breathe and compete openly.
A brief quotation item notes Livy’s reflection on virtue and luck, highlighting the rarity of individuals possessing both wealth and sound judgment. It presents a concise, period voice in a simple literary card style.
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