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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1961
Page
3
Maeser and Rex Taylor of Lapoint plan building a new home near their daughter Dani Sluber. Weekend visitors and students from Brigham Young University share extended stays with local families.
Bell and Son of Provement enjoy a weekend at the William family home with Mr and Mrs Howard Williams. Joye Willams joins BYU student for family visit. Newlyweds Maughn Colton move into Colton Ranch with new home setup from parents.
Uintah County saw continued spread of measles and strep for the week ending April 14 per Utah Public Health. Twelve measles and ten strep cases led a total of 30 reportable illnesses, with infectious hepatitis three, syphilis two, and influenza like illness including whooping cough and gastroenteritis one case each. Davis and Salt Lake counties and Provo City recorded more reportable diseases.
A Davis Ward recreation hall reception honored Mr and Mrs DeNile Smuin after their wedding. Bil Hyrum Slough officiated while Sittin acted as master of ceremonies. Art Smith Orchestra provided dancing music. Shirley Allred, mother Clyde Allred of Gusher, is the bride. The couple plans to live in Vernal after a Las Vegas honeymoon.
Mr and Mrs Archie Richardson and three daughters Kaylene Joyce and Carol traveled to Roosevelt on Monday and to Fruita Colorado Sunday to visit Bee Eaton a cousin of Mr Richardson who is hospitalized they returned via Grand Junction. Grandparents are Archie Richardson and Leona Brown with great grandparents Iva Wolmes Leonard White and Von Whiting. Another baby boy born Monday to Larry Richardson and his wife with Vernal area relatives attending. Paula Cook has been a patient at the hospital this week and Mary Atwood returned home Saturday after two weeks in Salt Lake City to be with son Tommy.
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