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Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1953

Page

2

Billy Haslem Earns High Honors At Union High

Billy Haslem was named to the honor roll at Union High School for near perfect trade marks. Local families and relatives, including Mrs Frances Bowen and the Horrocks, Haslem, and Broadhead clans, shared visits, birthdays, and community events. The piece notes a January Thaw fundraiser for band uniforms, funeral services for Sarah Young in Vernal, and various visits to Salt Lake City and Roosevelt with mentions of local residents and activities.

Mary E. Horrocks Billy Haslem Union High School Grant Broadhead Familly Midvale Floyd Hermiston Eugene Harmston Roosevelt Roosevelt Stake House Donna Haslera Evelyn Brighton Nell Horrocks Pleasant Valley Jeas Allen John Horrocks Neolajthe Hill Coltharp Mat! Oberhanaley Hayden Keith Bowen Otis Horrocks Clair Haslem Salt Lake Thomas Hall Lawrence Young Phil of Qrem Boneta

I Remember Tales From Old Timers Across America

Readers recall bygone days in small towns from Kentucky to Idaho sharing memories of tents, paperboys, turkey shoots, and scarce kerosene lamps. Vignettes include Middlesboro housing, Queensbury Heights, castoff pewter spoons for ammo, red top boots, tallow candle molds, and Civil War overcoats. Narratives highlight community life, family labor, and rural hardship, with letters to a local old timer column.

E. E. Brown Hannibal Middlesbrough Kentucky Queensbury Heights Middleshore News Nancy Ingle Yendrick Idaho G. M. Houck Hastings Hettia Rogers Dorcas Omaha Nebr Lewis B. Avery Clinton Michigan McClure Frankfort Chris Miller Springville Bill Coltharp Horrocks Roosevelt Grace Lobrum

UHS Commercial Club Formed at Utah High School

The Commercial Club at Utah High School honors top students in business classes to boost business interest and foster ties with the business world. Organized in 1943 with ten charter members, the club now claims 101 members and lists new inductees from Type A and Bookkeeping divisions. Members compete in regional events, earning 18 first places, 12 seconds, and 60 thirds since 1946, with Gold and Silver awards for lettered members.

Comercial Club Uin+ ‘tah High school Aweater Grns Hot Club Tepresen Akadenta Wanda Charles Jean Janice Baanes Loreen Felton Bettygensphnasn Loway Eloise Caldwell Richard Evans Rham Loreen, Johnson Diale Reynolds Eloisee Caldwell Tower I Otters Norman Hestemn Janett Goodrich Eed Cuteley Gerslin

Ashley Ward Teachers Social At Ward Recreation Hall

Ashley Ward teachers gathered Friday evening at the ward recreation hall for a social hosted by advisors Wiley Collett and Albert Freestone. Ripper served to thirty dancers and guests included Mr. and Mrs. Manwaring, Brian Owell, and Wallace Winder.

Ward Ward Recreation Hall Wiley Collett Albert Freestone Ripper Mets. Manwaring Brian Owell Wallace Winder Davis Merkley Horace Caldwell Gerald Erickson Ogden Harold Stevens Erick Gona Kearl Mire Charles Ae Fondamney Arison Craig Adarailty Suni Lee Walker Geraldine Juliann Sraeibures Lewis Freestone

Family news and visits fill local calendar

A scrambled family diary notes visits and travel among local residents. Edith walk red, Deloy Morrill on two week leave from the veterans hospital, Edith Seeps meet relatives in Glench Springs and nearby towns. Several families including the Mechams, Smiths, and Morrills hosted and traveled for gatherings this week and last.

Turkey Orvileden Howard Wisivell Martha Margot Jim Martin Allawatha Colp Wialing Merrill Karren Earl Mecham Stan Livingston Glenn Davidson Salt Lake City Elmer Clinton Smiltehsell Meeker Orvil Alfred Glench Springs Thursre Edith Valkred Sunde Dellis Morrilla Ivan Morrill Deloy Morrill Veteran's Hospital Claude Allred Randlett

Trucking Industry Drives U S Economy and Agriculture

The trucking industry provides direct full-time employment for more than 6,000,000 people and operates over 9,200,000 trucks serving American business, farms, and homes. Farms own 24 percent of all American trucks as evidence of the truck’s contribution to agriculture.

Farma Homes

Wonderful relief after rheumatoid arthritis relief claim

Personal testimony asserts dramatic benefit from a treatment restoring active life after crippling joint disease. The writer describes rheumatoid arthritis deformities and widespread muscular soreness and invites correspondence to share how the relief was obtained.

Self-Employed Social Security Coverage Expanded

J Golden Hunsaker of the Salt Lake City Social Security Office said self employed workers now have Old Age and Survivors Insurance protections. About five million self-employed persons are covered, with obligations to file annual reports and pay the self-employment tax through their income tax.

J. Golden Hunsaker Salt Lake City Social Security Office

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