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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1949
Page
2
Viditors and staff of The Vernal Express welcome friends and relatives back to Uintah Basin. Changes include new churches schools hospital hotel garages homes sidewalks curbs gutters and surfaced streets as the area grows while faith in the future remains strong.
Vernal residents are urged to adopt house numbers and mail boxes for new house to house delivery. The city has completed connections and numbered streets but citizens must act. information is at the city and post office.
A reader charged the Vernal Jaycees with cornering pool funds, while Jaycees say they led hospital fund drives five years ago and that donors will appear on hospital records. Editors urge continued opinion and accountability.
A Utah bulletin titled Mile High Cakes provides 18 altitude specific cake recipes for 5 000 7 500 and 10 000 feet. The formulas, developed in a Colorado laboratory, adapt sea level recipes for high altitude baking using hand or mixer methods, without a fixed rule for conversion.
J Don Kingsley for Oscar Ewing tells committees that medical bill problems are economic: doctor and facility shortages, unequal distribution, and weak purchasing power. He cites 24 million receiving care, vast government hospital beds, and taxfunded medical services, while noting debates on unemployment safeguards and new bills.
The article notes various cake recipes tried in the food laboratory at Utah State Agricultural College in Logan and states they all produce good results. Copies of the recipes are available at the county agents office in the courthouse.
Funeral services for George Thomas Hackford a Lapoint farmer who died July 12 at his home of a heart ailment were held Friday at 2 pm in the Lapoint ward chapel of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints He was born July 28 1682 a son of Thomas and Druculla Howell Hackford He came to the Uinta basin in 1908 where he married Sarah Van on June 8 1908 He was a member of the LDS church He is survived by his widow seven sons five daughters 24 grandchildren and one sister Mrs Bessie Watts Murray He is also survived by brothers Willis M Hackford LaVel Hackford and others
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