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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1954
Page
3
Babson Park mass discusses vacant land trends as World War III fears ease, inflation rises, and suburban property gains value. He warns against selling well located land now and notes inflation may lift farm prices, land prices, and certain stocks while hitting consumers. He also covers Taft Hartley inflation impacts.
Delay son of Celvin Squire was struck on the head by a baseball bat at school. He was knocked unconscious and rushed to Roosevelt Hospital where he stayed two days before release. The May 13 Primary meeting at Golden Collins home featured lessons by Velma Frandsen and Mrs Page with refreshments.
A party honored Lyne Hardy hosted by Maeser Isl eard Primary officers at Mrs Claude Match's home. Hardy serves as 2nd counselor in the Primary. The event featured games and a lunch. Several guests from nearby towns attended as part of a summer departure plan.
The Beaux Arts Fay club met at Mrs George Da vigs home on Wednesday evening. Mey Loyd Shumann presented slides from trips to St Louis Detroit California and the Northwest. The decor featured spring flowers and a salad plate was served to four. a brief business meeting followed to elect officers.
Mr and Mrs Earl Wamsle and their sons traveled to Phoenix Arizona to visit Bryce Wamley and Warren Wamsley families. They brought Earl Wamsley’s mother Lucy Wamsley to spend the summer in Vernal. Rose Mary Kimball and Joan Allen from Salt Lake City visit the Acel Hall family. Clela Bodily leaves for Paso Robles to visit her brother Vance employed with Shell Oil. Duane and Dan Slough, stationed at Camp Carson, Colorado, visit sister Jenus Hall.
Merle Siddeway writes as Pep Club Alumni president praising Uintah High School girls Pep Club for achievements this year. He commends basketball support, uniform efforts, banquets, and senior participation while noting changes to joining rules and machine improvements. He extends best wishes for future years.
Mrs George C Davis was chosen president with Mrs Ralph Bryson as vice president and Mrs Harold M Lundell as secretary treasurer. Outgoing officers include Edith Shimmin who served as president Murich Wales as vice president and Tess Calder as secretary.
Three surprise mystery entrants Janers Sally Irene and Mary will perform tonight at the Second Ward Scout House chapel. The program includes fine music skits a musical finale May time Romance and dancing. Dinner served 530 to 800 with games and a floor show. Proceeds fund the new Seminary building.
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