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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1949
Page
9
The Bristol suits a narrow 24 foot lot with 912 square feet and 17 328 cubic feet volume including a full basement. It features two bedrooms a living room a kitchen a side entry to the basement and multiple storage closets. Plans call for frame construction with siding and asphalt shingle roof with concrete block substitute option.
The article explains how both tools are essential for painters and that each excels in different tasks. Brushes fill cracks and smooth moisture while spray guns cover large areas evenly and speed up coats, with combinations often yielding best results on surfaces like rough wood shingles, stucco, and brick mortar joints.
Ballard Ellen Bracken reports on residents visiting relatives and attending church events. Dale Patterson, Salt Lake City employee, spent weekend with family. Mr and Mrs Charles Pool of Salt Lake City visited Ballard friends. Rhea Bracken remembered as Mrs Pool.
A Salt Lake City home weekend feature discusses brightening dark farm kitchens with a self contained ceiling flood lamp. Simple install with a portable socket unit hidden above the sink and decorative board concealing the fixture. Cautions include avoiding reflections on aluminum or shiny surfaces. The piece notes the U S Department of Labor Division of Labor Standards was established in 1934.
Mrs George W Barnlett correspondent reports visitors including Mr and Mrs Ted McCowen and baby at Horace Behrman home. Mrs Marvin Curtis returns from Provo visit. Ward Relief society quilt at chapel for about 20. Cottage meeting at Elbert Smiths Whiterocks. ice cream and cake served. Navy man Lyle Morrill on leave. Reed McKee welcomes a baby boy born Monday night. Annita Velma Harvey return to Salt Lake City for work. Gundersons visit McConkie home. Beth McConkie is Beth McConkie. Stake missionaries Morrill and Bartlett attend missionary report in Vernal Sunday evening.
A note from the Courant in Hartford Connecticut stresses proper storage conditions to keep bays of cement from becoming limpy and worthless. The Courant, Hartford oldest newspaper established 1764.
University of Utah anthropology hears plans for a summer field course led by Prof. Elmer R. Smith. Advanced students will study Lake Bonneville caves seeking evidence of ancient occupation as far back as ten thousand years. The program runs about nine weeks beginning June 15.
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