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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1957
Page
9
Sylvia Porter explains how fire insurance often falls short as inflation drives replacement costs higher. A $6,000 1927 home would cost $21,600 now and a $12,000 1946 home about $18,300 today. Homeowners should inventory possessions and review policies with an agent to ensure coverage meets needs.
Reports from Pennsylvania Minnesota and elsewhere show safety programs modernizing highway signs to national standards. Authorities say bigger higher reflective signs placed farther ahead reduce night crashes, with Pennsylvania overseeing a 20000 mile renovation and California towns following suit.
Gilbert B Doll, supervisor of Ashley National Forest, chosen as a delegate to the annual Society of American Foresters meeting. He was selected by regional foresters to represent the 19 Forest Supervisors in the Intermountain Region. The meeting occurred in New York on November 10 with Mrs Doll accompanying him. They visited Chicago Niagara Falls New York City and other points of interest during the trip.
Six members of the Vernal third Ward Special Interest class met at Uintah Stake Center to plant the tulip bed at the annal corner of the building. Present were Mr and Mrs Doyle Landon Mr and Mrs Arvene Cooper Mel Louis Roberts and Mrs Abram Hatch. Landon is the regular teacher and Cooper is class president.
Twenty members of the Progressive Anta Club were entertained at the home of Mrs Lea Conic on November 1. Hostesses Mrs Duane Prige and others served a Desger lunch after a short business meeting led by club president Mrs Warren Matt. A lesson on Charm by Mrs Robert Turner was given. Next meeting scheduled for November.
Fragmentary note notes a gathering or event at the home of Mrs. Floyd Allen. The text hints at concerns about the younger generation and potential directions or roles for them, but details are unclear and names are limited to Mrs. Floyd Allen.
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