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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1960
Page
10
A jumble of reader letters and responses from a Dear Amy column scene. A wife laments abuse, debt, and fear after a five week marriage while suers seek guidance. The page also features fan letters praising and challenging Amy and a “Problem” letter on psychic experiences and social stigma.
By June Lee with details of trees and shrubs damaged by a heavy snow storm Wednesday morning. Mrs Freda Coy learns her Oklahoma home was destroyed by a tornado. Mr and Mrs Don McBreen purchase a 60 Ford. Tommy Bley and Earl Gadd are noted visiting, and Della Bailey has new employment.
Local residents report visits and travels across Wyoming Colorado and nearby states. Mr and Mrs Dean Cady and Hevrly Jackson visited Dan Jackson in Craig while Floyd Cady left for Wyoming to visit his mother in Douglas. Ray Trailer family left for Texas to visit relatives and friends. Fern Gall joined Ella Bratey to Pueblo to visit her sister before Bratey’s indefinite Oklahoma stay. Kenneth Lee headed to Day per Wyoming to visit his sister and brother-in-law. Della Fowler visited Craig. Beverly Jackson joined George Barrett Trudy and Dickie for Denver trip. Jimmie Lee Laurence Lee Kenneth Dobby Tamara Cleverly Jackson enjoyed Juniper Springs swim. Welen Karren and children went to Salt Lake City to visit husband employed there. Ray Monhol Jan went to Denver after son Glen’s vacation visit. Max Cujlum called home from Oregon to be with ill wife. Mrs Doyle Clark and children from Rock Springs Wyoming visit husband Here. Senor Cady Ollie McCarrell to Price to see Ollie’s son Bill Match.
Babson Park column urges cautious investing amid U two spy incident and summit collapse. It argues avoid panic, favor bank deposits or bonds for security, and names Moody’s ranked utilities and rail stocks as notable, including American Telephone, Northern Pacific, and Commonwealth Edison bonds.
Twenty eight Central High students and their teacher Mrs Zella Dillings plus a mother visited the Vernal Express last week. Staff guided them through the office and machine shop and explained newspaper operations. Back at school, students wrote thank you notes. Also along were Meeker grade school Sth graders with Mrs L E Idol, after visiting Jensen Dinosaur Monument they planned a tour of the Vernal Field House before boarding buses home.
Forest Service reports ongoing spruce bark beetle control work across the Hanna area this summer. By late Oct 1959 crews chemically treated 47,000 infested trees on 5,200 acres and sold 8 million board feet of infested timber to local mills. Next season work focuses on Grandaddy Lakes Basin and South Fork of Rock Creek with full control expected by summer’s end. Carl McDaniel to survey Roosevelt and Durchesne Districts for surface rights. Wilford Evans to be foreman. Red Cloud Loop road open but unmaintained. track-mounted backhoe aids drainage culvert placement.
An engineer D G Dalley and Moyle Jorenson discuss road maintenance near Altamont and a Bear Wallow section. A June installment schedule for Park road is set. Ranger ward Evans and family note the passing of a local man. a new bridge and dam inspections are planned around Sunmilty Ranger station.
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