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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1952
Page
11
Carolyn Cassidy became the bride of Marion Parish Jensen in a Denver ceremony conducted by L D Mission relatives and friends attended. The event featured a noted family connection with Hugh Uray and others in attendance, marking a union between the Cassidy and Jensen families.
Bowden Arnold announces the marriage of Bowden Arnold and Willa Arnold at Ulntahigh School. Evanston witness the ceremony as family notes mark the union with a reception in honor of the newlyweds. Mr Arnold is stationed nearby with his bride planning a future together.
The Vernal Express reports on local club activities including a Monte Carlo whist event at Mrs. Steven’s home, Lady members enjoying a whist social at Mrs. Leon Christensen’s, and patriotic light readings. Entries list names such as Chris tenzen and Mr. Shirley Bloughlow with event details and November timing.
Mr and Mrs Duane Hall wed in a home ceremony at the McNeill residence at 7 p.m. An early fall reception followed at the Scout House with 385 attendees. Usher duties were performed by Kent Taylor Max Hage and others as guests enjoyed a marimba solo Waiting For the Sunrise and a vocal piece I Love You.
A fragmented report describes a social meeting at a home with attendees including Mrs Perry organ, Mrs Ray Cundick, Mrs Se Arben Jo Mantle, Busry, and Harold E E Davey. The Past Noble group hosted, with Eva watch her 221 and Lula Haven as guests, a tuning of a tuneh meal then card games. Next meeting scheduled November 19 at 8 PM at the home of Resale Syainla.
Patricia Carlson of Sacramento and Dale Fullmer wed in Reno Nevada on October 25. The couple plan to reside in Sacramento where Dale pursues acting and directing with Eaglet Theatre. he studied drama at the University of Utah and is the son of Van and Mrs. Fullmer of Citrus Heights. The Fullmers recently moved from this area and expect new home plans for Mr. and Mrs. Van Fullmer this week amid California’s pleasant weather.
Eve Ashton will address listeners on KJAM about Free Europe in a broadcast tied to the November Crusade for Freedom campaign. The program will be heard today, November 14, with the local Legion Auxiliary president featured in the listening area through KJAM facilities.
In Salt Lake City Kermit Young resigns after more than fifty years in Uintah School District service. He previously served as head mechanic and as a service representative for home and commercial Frigid. The exact dates and terms are not fully clear in the fragment.
Public hospital notices list births including Hubert Barneell Brs Allen and Pehaceks Mrs Fen. Kenna Hadlock Alfred Sharron Ann and Lor, and Bryant and Earl Reidmo born Nov 11 12. The fragmentary report records names and birth dates without full context.
A compact list of events for November including TRE' SOCIAL WHI program in Indian Lane on the 13th to 15th, Progressive Arts on the 19th, Alcohol Institute on the 20th, Cancer Committee meeting on the 20th, Kiwanis event on the 20th, end of second school term on the 21st, BEABLIte air mail parcel activity on the 23rd, Harvest Ball on the 26th, and Thanksgiving on the 27th. Also mentions federal district court matters on the 23rd and a general meeting on the 1st.
Sunday evening Uintah Stake Conference met under Stake Board direction. Beatrice Stringham introduced the theme Develop Talents as Enid Cook presented the program script. Homer Robetterson as custodian opened and unified the program with a decisive group including Joyce Hive, Lorraine on page 1.
A fragment notes Mr and Mira Hall choosing the Great Lakes area for their honeymoon. The garbled text hints at wedding related content and travel plans but lacks clear details or additional names.
Betty Jo Watkins married Floyd Hall in a street length gray crepe ceremony attended by about 100 relatives and friends. Bishop Niles Haslem officiated, with pink and orange floral decorations, a reception, and a wedding trip to California. A bridal shower for the new Mrs Hall followed at Mrs Niles Haslem’s home with 25 guests.
The American Milking Shorthorn Society has completed the transfer of ownership for a purebred Shorthorn herd at Springfield Missouri. The move formalizes control under the society and reflects ongoing breed consolidation among registered cattle operations.
James Bacon of the Indian Mission will lead an Indian culture program at the Stixel Center Saturday evening November 15 at 8 p.m. The event features Indian entertainment and dance performances. The public is invited free of charge.
Lt Col Jesse E Stay announces nine cadet officer promotions at Brigham Young University. New cadet leaders include Cadet Colonel David Dinsdale of Ogden and Cadet Wing Commander Nevis, with ranks ranging from Cadet Lieutenant Colonel to division staff officers. Ratings cover bearing, drill knowledge, and command potential. Richard Unger, son of Bishop Harold Hullinger, is listed among the cadet officers.
Searle's Savings announces the opening of a new department this Saturday with special treats and added space. The store is expanding to feature toys and elts susokding to ager Lowell, inviting customers to explore the expanded aisles and enjoy opening day extras.
Five Uintah County Breeding Beet 4H Club members Matlea Smith Joy Smith Rita McCantie Jean McSone bers atte Reg will attend the Utah Council of Farmer's Cooperatives convention in Salt Lake City on Monday November 17 They will be guests of Cooperatives Marlen Smith and participate in the symposium with Moroni residents Morris Christensen Jerry Sumerson and Elden West enscow at Hotel Utah.
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