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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1953
Page
7
Announcement from Mr and Mrs Ralph Bo Southam confirms Miss Grace Southam will wed Perrier Gardiner in October at the Salt Lake Temple. Details note family ties to Gardiner and Southam, with education histories and employment outlines for both.
Miss Vella Ramusen Vella Heine and Morgan Glines plan marriage, with Glines noted as senior class president and TEA secretary. The couple’s engagement and upcoming wedding are described amid notes on Glines’ recent graduation with the class of.
The forthcoming marriage of Miss Betty Swain is announced by her mother Mrs Marlon Swain. Miss Swain will wed John B Wyeth, son of CG c Wyetly, in August. She was a member of GhisiPep Club and was Doctor of the Yearbook. Mr Wyeth is employed with the College Geologists.
Lilé Hunting Pond and Paradise Park Reservoir are being actively managed with plantings and draining actions. About 18 000 fingerlings were placed in Lilé Hunting Pond and will be taken out this fall for release downstream. Paradise Reservoir is being drained to stock streams. screens will catch escaping fish. 13 800 fingerlings were planted in Long Park at the head of North Fork of Ashley River by Game Warden Udelle Gardiner and Alvin Kay of the Vernal Kod and Gun Club.
Rebekahs marking 15 years or more of membership hosted a pot luck picnic at Berkeley Park last week. Honorees included Bey Neve Medic Yourtdon Low Fievens Clare Price and Anna Galbreath. Mr and Mrs Charits Halstead and family of Arco attended the party after supper.
The bride to be, Tona May Snyder, and Edwin C Hall, formerly of Vernal and now in Salt Lake City, announce their engagement. Hall has studied at Brigham Young University and served a two year mission for the church in the Texas Louisiana district. The couple plans a September wedding in the Gaus set area.
Fragmented local items list hospital patients with several names and notes a few births in Uintah County. Wedding licenses are recorded with names and ages. Green Thumbers 4H Club held a meeting at Elaine Jenkins home with a peas staking demonstration and garden tour planned. Dennis Hacking presided.
A Hacking family reunion is slated for August at Merkley’s Park. Activities include planned games and a noon meal. For information contact Leo Calder, Margon Merkley, or Owen of Iowa Hacking.
eAbout Town details several Vernal area residents travel plans and family events. Salt Lake City resident MrnikNen Binich visits sister Mrs Ethel Martin. Harold E Davis recovering after a heart attack at McKee Draw. Andrew Shepherd buried in Mt Pleasant. Olson family on summer California vacation. Chivers family back from Erie Pennsylvania. Cundick couple home from ten day trip. Beatrice Tog Tiooka and companions attend Rasmussen and Clau Pantipeukate events. Shiner family vacationed in Yellowstone and Idaho. Gene Welch notes farm equipment innovations. Dr. Grant West visits Vernal en route to Denver and Logan. Yeats plan Denver move. San Francisco trip reunion with Robert Gigon and others.
Engagement details emerge from Vernal sources as Bonn Jean Stagmeyer and Martinsen announce nuptials. Martinsen, Uintah High graduate 1948, active in Pep Club and athletics, works at Miracle Woos. The couple plans residence in Vernal after marriage, with ties to Jay Turner Jr. of Long Beach, California.
The Vernal Garden Club will hold its monthly meeting Monday night July 27 at the home of Mrs Pres Voorshies. Leora Jacobe schedules a fall program with Doyle Landon on fertilizers. Teen Times reports local youth travel to events and plans for future gatherings including house tours and community activities.
Thirty five 4-H leaders met at the Courthouse lawn to map the three day 4-H Club outing at Uintah Canyon beginning Wednesday. Detailing from Uintah County agents, officials and club officers will select a mayor and police, with special campfire programs each evening and prizes for best camps. Over 325 Uintah County 4-H members are expected, with demonstrations in crafts nature study health and first aid.
Stake Beehive girls aged 13 to 15 attended a three day encampment at Iron Springs under Mrs Earl Calder Mara C Brian ONeil and Mrs Hugo Hull inger. They held handicraft instruction a mock athletic meet a Brownie outing a sunrise service led by Vernal Second ward and a camp at Brush Creek Cave with forest ranger Glen Lambert. Evening programs featured an Indian theme legends dances and stories with Vera Ven Leuven Florence Nellson and others on stage and a book review by Nancy Colton.
A new mixed foursome golf tournament is planned at Vernal Golf Course this Sunday beginning at BS. Participants include both men and women who will alternate shots on each hole and play the best ball format. Invites extend to members and their families.
Businessmen will lead a county wide farm tour. Coxe Cir thods trials in Uintari st. aims to address Vernal area issues. Tour to showcase day to day farming problems. Reservations via Commerce for those who want to join.
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