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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1947
Page
4
Vernal residents host and visit relatives from Rawlins Compton Wichita Falls and Provo while Beehive girls tour a power plant. Local dances, rodeo attendance in Rangely and junior residents enjoy summer school at the University of Utah. Several families relocate and livestock and community events are noted.
William Rasmussen spent the weekend with his parents the Rasmussen family in Salt Lake City visitors included Mr and Mrs Niles Haslem. Howard Mecham made a business trip to Salt Lake City last week. Melba Stevens returned to Ogden Friday after visiting her parents the Caldwell family. Austin Stevens and son Donald visited last week with Mrs Stevens parents the Smiths and sister Mrs Elmer Swettt. They returned home to McKinnon Wyoming with Mrs Smith accompanying. Mrs Smith will visit her other daughters including Mrs Glen Walker and Tex Dormen. Mrs Porter Long returned Friday from San Francisco where she visited her sons Gean and Porter Long Jr. Virginia Mecham came back Sunday from Salt Lake City after a week with friends. John Harrison received word of a new grandson born June 12 in Ontario California to Mr and Mrs Clar Hence Cramer and Mrs Cramer will be gemnemberss as Dorothy Harrison. Mrs Harold Stewart visits her parents the Harrisons. her husband left Friday for Alaska and she will join later. The Silver Needle 4H club met at leader Mrs Clara Preece home. Arda Preece and Etta Pace hosted. A desert luncheon was served and members worked on sewing kits. Mrs Ronald Preece went to Salt Lake City Sunday for medical treatments. Valerie Preece returned this weekend from Provo.
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