Rumor Lacks Basis Yet Spreads Wide
In a quoted remark, G. Hutcheson notes a rumor with no foundation spreading quickly. Separately, officials project that about 5,200,000 passenger cars will be produced this year.
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1955
Page
4
In a quoted remark, G. Hutcheson notes a rumor with no foundation spreading quickly. Separately, officials project that about 5,200,000 passenger cars will be produced this year.
Funeral services were held February 21 in the Orem First Ward Chapel for Josiah Phi lip Rudy 90 early Uintah Basin pioneer teacher and LDS Church leader who died February 17 at a daughter's home in Springville He was born April 9 1864 in Pennsylvania and came to Ashley Valley as a young man He taught in Vernal Alterra and was the first bishop of Alterra Ward later moving to California and then to Orem where he served as a patriarch He spent his last years doing temple work in St George He and Martha Timothy Gardner had seventeen children with survivors listed across several states
A Sunday School party directed by Edith Goodrich was held at the chapel on Friday night. Attendees included Jefits Ware, Dean and Toni Goodrich, Lynn, Lurrine, Betty, LaDonna McKee, Kay Glines, Danny McConkie, Johnny Meri ley, Peresna Copperfield, Dolores LaRose, Wanda Ann, Lamond Morrill, and Dee Jarvey. A special meeting with State Primary Presidency occurred Saturday with attendees including Inala Hadleni, Shehinn McKee, Valois Morrill, and Helen Shanon. The Teller Society's program Sunday night featured a missionary study class at the James Harvey home Friday.
Local notes report Wilmar Parrishes returning with family from Omaha to Whiterocks. Several residents traveled, visited, or sent condolences for deaths in Nevada and Salt Lake City. events include church funeral, textile painting for hospital, and a ward party with lunch. Gene Walkup to return from Germany after nineteen months.
The record notes the deceased has 80 grandchildren, 115 great grandchildren, and six great great grandchildren as part of the extended family surviving.
The Bureau of Land Management Salt Lake City Utah announces two public land sales. First, Ashley Bennion of Vernal applies for Utah 010863. sale 10:00 a.m. April 21, 1955, at this office for three tracts totaling 360 acres with minimum bid $500 per acre, bids by mail or in person, sealed envelopes. Second, William H. Karren of Verna Utah applies for Utah 013487. sale 10:00 a.m. April 21, 1955, for a 508.47 acre tract at not less than $2.45 per acre, same bidding rules and deadline. Continuous adverse claims rules apply.
Mrs. Thomas Karren of Ellene Oregon visited Vernal and stayed with A P Voorhies. She attended T Bridge club gathering at Mrs Don Hackings and a bridge party hosted by Mrs Fran Feltch. Prizes went to Olena Hacking Bea Bennion and Mae Samuels. Mrs Karren heads to Salt Lake City with Mrs Voorhies and Mrs Feltch for a brief visit.
Loreen Johnson of Vernal, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest M Johnson, is chosen as a member of Utah State Agricultural College program bureau. The bureau provides speakers, music and entertainment for civic clubs, schools and groups in Utah and nearby areas. Contact the program office in the union building at USAC to arrange engagements.
Miss Johnson is an accomplished plants orin. In Speech she is also a member with Chi Omega sorority.
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