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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1955
Page
5
Donna W Collett reports a flurry of visits to Beatrice Stringham’s home and nearby households. Relatives from St George, Sandy, Mesa, Salt Lake, and Ely join family and friends for July gatherings and reunions. Local trips include trips to Yellowstone and Provo. A wedding reception at the Smith and Beckstead home is noted.
Margie Montgomery hosted an ACM club campfire gathering at Merkley Park with over fifteen members around the rock fireplace for a luncheon. Special guests included Mrs. David Fremeyer of Greeley Colorado the former Jolven Williams and Donna Sessions. A swimming party is planned for July 21 hosted by Mia and Jim Blackburn.
A jumble of names and events from town life notes visits and arrivals. The report mentions Sundquist and daughters Bartiine and Pazabeth visiting in Arizona with Mrs Kovle Sundquist, and other families including the Price and Luster households in Grand Junction and Vernal. California arrival of a baby boy born to Mr and Mrs O 3 Janes in Stockton with Jones and Ryan families noted.
Refientog from Denver ole Mooday were Mr and Mire John Kovler, accompanied tn Marjorie Hopktte after a work and stay there. The Roberd visit ed with Mr and Mra Sto Con nes and Miss Mary Ann Viogy King of Denver and also Mr nave Mra G L Wopkins and dingh toe ont Kansas City. Ma Mrs Connelly Mary Ann and Mr Tlapking are daughters and sir of Mra Kalter Alex harter Vteld dawisilirg at the home of her grandmother Mra Beatrice Rooke Mise Rout ig the daughter of Me and Mrw May Pf Rete of Falls Church Virginia Mew Held in the former Marjorie Twitchell Mr and Mra Reid will be i Vernal dive In the month of August for a sist then will return to Virgi nia accompanied by Mra Rooks who will spend the winter there From crossing the Catden Gate Bridge in San Francisco to crewing the bubbling waters of the Yellowatone geysers Dr and Mrs Loyd Shimmin returned a Vernal last weekend after a two weeks vacati. They visited Mrs Shimmin's brother and his wife, Mr and Mrs Royal Bates in San Francisco for several days, and also Mr and Mrs J Clive Davis in San Carlos The Bates accompanied the Shim mins to Yellowstone for a week's Inodday there
Ruby Vepe explained proper bed air practice and safety hazards were discussed. The group gathered at Mauecen Jota to review improving home improvements and safety steps for residents.
Nila Kay Southam reports on the first meeting of the Cooks in the Kitchen club held at Elaine Davis’s home. Officers elected include vice president Sheila Stewart and secretary Kathleen Jolley. Members learned sandwich making and measuring with cups and spoons. Next gathering is July 14 at Kath Jeon Jolley’s home.
Elaine Walker reports a Stitch and Chatter gathering on July 7 at Sheree Stringham home with Sally Swaly demonstrations aided by Carrie Calder Mie Jesse Eller. A fabric identification lesson was given by a castration agent. Assignments for the next tier were made by Sheather leader Cin olyn Walle. A surprise birthday party for Mille Kay Call or concluded the club.
Johnny Jebson turned sixteen with a surprise party at Merkley Park. About 40 friends joined the celebration hosted by his mother Mrs Mable Johnson and local neighbors, with games, hamburgers and watermelon.
Fragmented OCR style listing of prices and items appears to be ad text. Readable details include numbers and vague product mentions like Baker and Ble with various cents and quantities. The fragment lacks coherent context or identifiable entities to extract a solid event or item.
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