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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1962
Page
4
Creditors must present claims with vouchers to the undersigned at 275 West First South Vernal Utah on or before June 22 1982 Executor Leslie Anderson named as executor of the estate of Leslie Anderson deceased first publication February 22 1962 Local M Anderson
Edytha K Johnson executrix of Orlan L Johnson deceased urges creditors to present claims at 85 East Second North Vernal Utah by February 22 1902. First publication dated February 22 1902.
Creditors of Jennie Wits Onn deceased must present claims to the undersigned at First Security Bank of Utah Main and at Salt Lake City Utah on or before June 22 1962. The report lists George Flecator as executor and shows the filing date February 22 1962.
Estate of IL Walter Woolley deceased. Creditors must file claims with vouchers to Frances B Woolley and Cleone W Merkley executrixes at Colton and Hammond Attorneys Vernal Utah on or before June 25 1962. Public record notice for probate matters.
Estate of Gertrude Tall requires creditors to present claims to the undersigned Earl S Spafford at 2100 Highland Drive Salt Lake City Utah on or before May 1992. Bonna Alsterlind Administratrix of the Estate of Gertrude Mall deceased March 0 4 D 1002 a.20
Artesia Mrs Beatrice Spaur of Faucett Missouri visits her brother Mr and Mrs Charles Johnson. The Johnsons went to Colorado Springs after her to visit her son. Mr and Mrs George Barrett travel to Grand Junction and plan to see daughter Mrs Maxine Pateron in Citon. Mrs Latar Baese and Mrs Lola Lee hosted a pink and blue shower for Mrs Wel en Sims. Mrs Roylene Phillips of Ft Lewis Washington visits her in-laws and her parents in Rangely. Mrs Carrie Bowen remains a patient at Rangely Hospital along with Mrs Della Fowler and Dilly Hopkins. Mr and Mrs Dutts move to Rangely near work. Sheriff Gadd and Deputy Morrison of Craig are business visitors, who also saw Earl Gadd at the Rangely hospital.
Mrs Lynn Hoeslem hosted a birthday gathering for Mrs Myron Haslem and Mrs Verl Haslem. Guests included Mr and Mia Haslem Myron Haslem and Mea, J Richardson, and Mr and Mrs Verl Haslem. They enjoyed hot chocolate chili ice cream cake and dancing in the Haslem basement.
Thursday night the class prepared for a play with costumes as parents and kindergarten to third grade guests attended. The cast included Cinderella Lorna Murray Fairy Godmother Ann Freestone stepladders Nancy Griswold and Rhonda Ross with other roles, all enjoyed by children and families. Birds and spring themes followed with nest study and self portraits in the hall. On Washington’s Birthday Miss Miner’s second graders showcased a program with many parents present. Pot holders crochet lessons continued and popcorn making was planned with input from Gerry Mitchell and Mrs Chivers.
Ashley School second graders toured the post office on a bus with Mr Slaugh the postmaster. They saw stamp machines, sorting work, and mail tracks, learned about airmail and the number 42 for addresses, and wished to return.
Mrs. Palmer leads a Grade We class in a playful learning day. Children read Dick and Jane and Sally, write stories, sing, dance, and play games. They praise good lunches and milk, and plan a future dairy farm visit, riding Ina bus.
First grade news reports a social studies focus on Indian tribes their homes foods and travel. Students are making large posters and notes mention a new girl Edna Lemon who moved from Vernal, with father in Germany.
The article records Mrs. Lamar Givens of Manila as guests at Floyd Ross’s home on Friday. It also mentions Mee. Mackford’s return to Baldwin Park California and that her daughter accompanied her home for a time.
Roosevelt Junior High hosted Alterra on Friday February 10 with a lively girls basketball contest. Roosevelt led late and won 84 to 37, while Alterra showed strong improvement and good sportsmanship throughout.
Russell Rich reports Alterra Jr High attended the state wrestling meet at Union High School on February 23. The event marked many students first exposure to wrestling with prior demonstrations by Eldredge and guest Gordon Merkley.
Roosevelt Jr High from Roosevelt Jr came to play Alterra Jr High in a February 16 game. Alterra led early but Roosevelt tied and the lead changed hands as Alterra won 37 to 40. Coach Eldredge praised the team’s improvement after two prior losses to Ashley Valley and Roosevelt Jr.
The Deacons Quorum directed by Claude Alleéd and Lewis Freestone held a Saturday night party with games and refreshments. Patty Winkler visited Salt Lake City beauty school and stayed with her parents, and local families updated moves and visits, including the Mechams and Freestones.
A drilling rig owned by Miracle and Wooster Drilling Co of Vernal has been leased to the U S government for drilling activity in Las Vegas Nevada connected with underground atomic testing. The rig is leased for an indefinite time and the drillers are now government employees. Test holes will be drilled to various depths for underground atomic explosions.
Charles Allred was elected director. Bishop Charles Allred took a business trip to Denver arriving Saturday and returning Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Harrison of Rangely visited Friday with Mrs. John Tarrison. Melba Allred and Mrs. May Calder visited Roosevelt Monday with Mrs. N. V. Larson. Mrs. Henry Keppel and daughter Alvarella visited with Mr. Tim Anderson and daughter relody Ant. Ant spent last weekend visiting her daughter with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sizemore. The MIA held a Record Stop Friday night under the direction of readers Carol York and Vaughn Sowards.
The Rotary Club held its spring zedaim with entertainment titled the 40s from Brigham Young University. Co chair Helm presented certificates to coaches and officials. Red Cross aide Karen Birchell spoke of aid efforts. Rotarian of the month was David Murray. Upcoming speakers include Alan Johnson, ElRoy Nelson, Bill Croft, Warden John Turner, Cal Rampton, Bill Moller, W T Nightingale, and John Ralston.
Roma Jean Woolley reports on the Lapoint 4 H Blue Ribbon Club meeting held February 22 at the Lapoint school house. President JoAnn S McCarty presided with Salt Lake Huber conducting. A minority report was presented by a lawyer as members pledged allegiance. Bingo, high prize to Lamayne Taylor, low prize to Roma Jean Woolley. Officers chosen: JoAnn Maber president, Karla Lee vice president, Evan Clark secretary, Sandra Huber song reader, Roma Jean Woolley reporter.
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