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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1955
Page
11
Notice to creditors in the estate of Amorett L Green deceased. Claims with vouchers must be filed with Colton & Mammond at Vernal Utah by May 5 1955. Arlean G Chivers Administratrix of the estate.
Afield notes English cocker breeds have a longer muzzle than American types and display a wide color range including solid red black liver and roan variations in blue red orange liver and lemon noses.
United States Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management Salt Lake City Utah announces a public sale of land under sections 2455 and 14 act of 1934. William H. Karren of Vernal Utah applies for land in Uintah County Lot 3 4 5 6 7 9 10 11 12 13 14 Sec 12 Sec 13 T25 R25E, totaling 508.47 acres at less than 2.45 per acre. Bids due at sale or by mail in sealed envelopes with certified funds. sale date April 21 1955. Highest bid to be paid immediately. no adverse claims verified. default action possible. Ernest E. House, Manager.
Elna Searle hosted a Maeser Second Ward family social at her home on Thursday evening where members of the Allen family gathered for games and refreshments. Attendees included Karl and Lawrence Allen, Lamond Caldwell, Jay Roberts, Florence Massey, Edith Bodily, Phebbie Williams, Audrey, Shirley Richards, Floyd Campbell, and others. Floyd Whitfield was noted to have undergone a serious appendix operation.
The text notes that in 1952 and 1953 farming output nearly doubled 1934 levels, with 4,000,000 fewer farmers cultivating on 14,006.00 more acres. It also observes most states growing from 1940 to 1950, led by California with a 53.3 percent population rise.
Mrs Glade Cook and her husband celebrate the birth of a baby girl after two years of Army service Mae Holmes is pleased to be back with family. Mrs Monroe Hatch from Jensen visited the Ben Slaughs. Bishop Walker family and Marilyn Daniels from Japant were dinner guests of the Leo Walkers. Lee Ann Caldwell stayed at Basin Hospital for several days. Clifford Massey family of Bonanza joined weekend visitors at the Les Ellsworths. Mrs Ken Workman and Mrs Cora Cook traveled to Bonanza Tuesday. The Leo Walkers visited in town.
The Albert Nortons purchased the Lynn Mecham home and moved there recently. The Mecham family also purchased the Richards home in Maeser Lapoint at the Elroy Walker home. Various ward residents are noted visiting relatives, moving homes, or preparing for LDS assignments, including a farewell for Floyd Tullis and workers heading to Casper Wyoming.
Mrs Betty Mecham is released as counselor in the Primary due to moving from the ward. Doris Miller is chosen to fill the vacancy. Mr and Mrs Marlin Pennington visited Salt Lake City over the weekend for their baby. The Relief Society will hold its annual party at the ward chapel on Wednesday evening March 18 under President Beile Perry.
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