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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1955
Page
4
Ellen Bracken reports local residents making visits and trips in July. Numerous Ballard families and individuals such as the Hateboa, Hatches, and Haslems traveled to Eureka Salt Lake City and Los Angeles for visits, gatherings, and a wedding announcement. A Primary meeting occurred July 14 and a silk quilt project formed for Bryce Whites. Several 4 H and youth activities noted with a fire, a bus route change, and moving plans for Ballard residents.
A steak supper at Leo Hacking home drew the Hackings Douglas Lawsons Claude Hatchs Victor Binghams Har vey McKee and others including granddaugh ter Merle Siddoway Margaret Roberts Lorna Buday and Caddie Oaks several relatives and visitors joined. Local residents Lorna Buday and Wayne Martinson arrived from Charleston and Germany respectively. A Sunday DUP program featured Mrs Lind Elya Timothy Katie Horrocks Leora Jacobe and soloists with Mrs Rulon Anderson. Numerous guests from nearby towns visited family homes and shared community events over the weekend.
Kay Labrum, son of Mr and Mrs Earl Labrum of 238 North Lt. E Street, was released from a hospital in Nuremberg Germany to return to his base. He will have served two years in November. He wears a cast from his waist to his ankle and mentioned being hurt June 28 but withheld details. He is a Uintah High School graduate who attended Brigham Young University for one year.
Wayne Pope spends weekend at family home while Forrest and Conrad Evans mark the 24th holiday at home. Everett Pitt of Salt Lake City visits Vernal to collect his daughter Katherine from her grandparents the McKee home. Provo's Don McConkie and Ray and Lynn McConkie stop by Friday. Jack Pace travels to Salt Lake City Saturday morning, with Mrs. Pace accompanying to Whitefish Montana to join daughter Chester B. Hildreth and new baby. The McConkies, DeAnne Workman and daughters head to Salt Lake City. George McConkies and daughters visit. Mrs. Wilford Adams from Salt Lake City visits John Adams, joined by sister H. Walter Woolley. Arthur Curtis and son from Richfield visit. Earl Merrell and Rifle-based family visit John Adams last Sunday.
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