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Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1952

Page

6

Make It Yourself With Wool Contest Offers $200 Prizes

Utah Wool Growers Auxiliary promotes the sixth annual Make It Yourself With Wool contest tied to the Utah State Fair. $200 in prizes are planned for junior and senior divisions with rosettes and ribbons, and top winners receive all-expenses-paid trips to the National Fashion Show in Chicago. Utah entrants Elaine Holt and Loreen Johnson previously placed nationally.

Utah Loretta Bowden Naples Uintah County J. A. Theobald Girly Hatch National Wool Growers Association Chicago Elaine Holt Clearfield Loreen Johnson Hatch Seid Utah State Salt Lake City

Birthday honors for young Davis Abplanalp

David Abplanalp was the honored guest at a birthday party hosted by his mother with games and light refreshments. Family friends and relatives from Salt Lake City, Tooele, Pleasant Grove, and surrounding areas attended.

David Jennie Watkins David Lee Cleo Evans Salt Lake Oy Lester Ellsworth Bonanza Fred Reynolds Jerome Goodrich Naples Joe Long Casper Paul Watkins Nita Slaugh Lenore Johnson Donnita Olsen Rangely Elijah Jackson Roosevelt Lewis Taylor Mr. Taylor Hi Smith Ed Carless Ella Slaugh Pleasant Grove Mary Glines Juanita Ellsworth Vickie Jerry Daw

Laughter to Live Long in Traffic Digest Style

A playful maxim from Traffic Digest notes that laughter frees worry and promises longevity. It frames humor as a path to a longer life, suggesting joy as a practical antidote to stress.

Ted

From where I sit Joe Marsh Me Advising a Banker

A narrator recounts dining with a banker from the state capital who muses about moving to the country to farm. The exchange highlights rural life, neighborly help, and the appeal of a simpler, laboring farming existence despite plans to retire from city living.

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Junior Gleaners Swim Party and Community News

Doris P. Morrill reports the TRIDELL Junior Gleaners enjoyed a swimming party and marshmallow roast in Vernal. Community visits include Mrs Gertrude Turner with Mrs Clara Bartlett, and Mrs Elizabeth Wall with Merle Kendall and Betty at Mae Jackson’s home. Lou Warren to New Jersey en route overseas. Ben Long honored at a shower in Colorado. Bill Hatch family from Heber visited Nate Chivers' daughter Jean in Provo. Morrill group to Salt Lake City to discuss road conditions with Governor Lee. Uintah school board outlines arch relocation plans with several officials present. Rasmussen family updates and Morrill reunion attendees listed. Mia Maids hosted a hoboparty on Sawmill Hill.Sunday program featured talks by James Harvey, Ivan Ross, Clyde Merkley and a Lamond piano solo.

Doris P. Morrill Lorna McKee Ruth Goodrich Charles Glines Reed McConkle Gertrude Turner Clara Bartlett Elizabeth Wall Merle Kendall Betty Mae Jackson Stanley Warrison Lou New Jersey Ben Long Laren Ross Doris Morrill Ells Morrill Salt Lake City Lee Uintah School Board Archvol Harold Mundell Ernest Johnson Kermit Young F G. Eskelson Hyrum Slaugh Jack Turner Russel Todd James Harvey Ivan Ross Clyde Merk Lamond

Ramlett 4-H Club Girls Honor Mothers

Viola Jensen reports a July 14 luncheon hosted by Ramlett 4-H Club girls at Mrs. Eugene Pickup home to honor their mothers. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Jess Jensen Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wall Merle Moore and Zelpha Wall after a Primary parents meeting at Roosevelt Wednesday.

Viola Jensen Eugene Pickup Jess Jensen Henry Wall Merle Moore Zelpha Wall Roosevelt

Primary officers defend Vernal convention attendance in Utah

Morrill and a vocal chorus by the Junior Gleaner class. The Primary officers and teachers defended the Primary Convention in Vernal. There were 17 attending. Mr. and Mrs. Ivat Morrill and Leila and Mr. and Mrs. Dellis Morrill made a trip to Salt Lake City and Provo Monday. The Teachers Quorum of the Asionic priesthood with Owen Goodrich as supervisor spent a few days last week on the mountain fishing. The scout troop with their leader, Lester Bartlett, spent Monday and Tuesday at Twin Lakes on a fishing trip.

Lester Bartlett Twin Lakes

Local residents attend regional events and visits last week

Journal notes show Jarmon and Mrs Laftue Pickupference at Vernal for an evening Primary event, then traveling to Salt Lake City on a Friday business trip. Marvin Taylor and daughter Dean visited relatives in Clear Held, while Mr and Mrs Garn Brough of Layton spent the weekend here. Additional names appear in casual mentions of Viola Jensen and Alice Wall among others.

Jarmon Concer Laftue Vernal Salt Lake City Marvin ‘Taylor Dean Clear Garn Brough Layton Viola Jensen Zelpha Wall Donna Pickup Alice Wall Hans Bo. Franklin

Relatives visit noted for Wall and Pickup in Tule Lake

John and Patrica Wall are visiting relatives in Provo Wir and Mrs. George Pickup has returned to Tule Lake Cal after two weeks visiting relatives here.

John and Patrica Wall Provo Wir Mrs. George Pickup Tule Lake Cal

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