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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1960
Page
3
Ashley L Abplanalp enters Salt Lake Mission Home before departing for a Hawaii LDS Church mission. Several relatives visit, including Jeffrey Agnard of Tooele and the Richens, Altred, Batty, Merkley, and Peterson families. trips to Salt Lake City and California noted.
Glen Allred worked at Roosevelt Welfare Farm Monday morning while Lester Holts took his Boy Scouts to the High Uintas last week. Mrs Lucille Swett and her mother Mrs Sarah Smith visited a slater in Rock Springs Wyoming Thursday. On the way home they visited Manila Saturday night with Mrs Smiths son and family and Mr and Mrs Daniel Smith. Mr and Mrs Dan Davidson with their daughter joined by Mr and Mrs Melvin Boulton and two daughters spent the weekend with their son. Greg Davidson and Leon Kidd joined the Little League team to Salt Lake City Saturday and were entertained by the Shrines Circus. The Guides headed to the Uintas for Guide Day included Greg Davidson Bobby Morrison Michael Freestone Acel Thacker Ray Harricon David Davia Dallas Dean and William Holfeltz. Mrs Lester Ilott planned a Bluebird class trip to Primary Children’s Hospital.
Dutch John visitors include Arch Lan gon family from Carmichael with Lawson private plane en route to Topeka Kansas. Monte Zundel family from Willard, Mia Mason’s mother Mrs C E Turner from Glendive Montana and aunts from Billings Montana visited. Several families hosted guests and a Fathers Day program was held at Dutch John Community Church with Jane Crawford in charge. Mary Granger treated for fishing hook injury. Joe Anaya employed at Arch Dam Dining Hall hosted visiting siblings Reuben and Tillie Anaya from Salt Lake City. Ed Stamp and family from Green River Wyoming visited. Mary Slate and friend plan Denver vacation. Ned Turner’s aunt Florence Wilson and her daughter and son-in-law visited. Tobin Din ing hall event noted.
Miss Kilgore promotes home canning to save money during plentiful harvest. She will lecture and demonstrate canning at Tridell chapel on July 5 at 1 00 pm, arranged by Uintah County Extension Service, open to all home makers. Kilgore holds masters and BS in home economics from Oklahoma College for Women.
Slyhoff received a gift for being the father of the youngest child and R E Montgomery received a gift for being the most helpful father. Bill Perry announced the program and he also gave a resting. Jimmy Crawford and Maynard Jean each gave a poem.
A driverless car backed from a curb then swerved into a parked vehicle outside Ashtons store on Main Street. Juanita Cook, 34, and William Johnson, 38, were involved. Johnson’s 1960 Ford sedan sustained a dent and a citation was issued for leaving a vehicle unobserved.
John P. Tucker, longtime Ashley National Forest range staff officer, will move to the Forest Service Internal Audit Organization in Denver. Lowell E. Worton will replace Tucker on the Ashley National Forest and arrive July 24. The article notes staff activities, range and watershed work, training, and a salt stabilization project at Cedar Springs Camp Ground.
Karl Allen and Cleora O Allen transfer land in Uintah County to Gary K Andersen for 1000 with other valuable considerations. Raymond Stewart and Rae Stewart convey land in Uintah County to Ezra L. Stewart for 4000. Homer W Robertson with officers present transfers land in Uintah County to Hoyle Chew for 6200. Alvin Joe Whiting and Fern Jeanette Whiting sell land in Uintah County to Harold I Cook and Nelda G Cook for 7000. Leo H Conk and Maxine Robbins Conk sell Uintah County land in Goodrich Bastian Addition to Jomer M Philips and Gladys L Philips for 10060.
Mr and Mrs Bernard Kearna were guests at Mrs Sylvia Moore’s home last week. They, with Mrs Moore’s daughter Mrs Tom Swett, visited in Manila for a day.
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