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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1949
Page
10
Uintah 4-H clubs hold a meeting on Friday October 7 at 7 30 p m in the county courthouse to show pictures connected with Challenger Airlines on living habits and conditions of the Hawaiian people. Club members leaders parents and the public are invited to attend.
Agricultural report notes that fertilized pastures on Alilk farms raise milk production and provide higher payments to dairy producers. Researchers credit improved forage quality and grazing efficiency for the uptick, with dairies seeing enhanced yields and steadier income.
A letter from Jeff Wood praises Solitaire canned fruits and vegetables, noting their quality and the benefit of thrifty shopping. He promotes a Cranford sale and taste tests while revealing Hank and Irene’s engagement and his hope for work from them.
Local social items report Mr and Mrs A S Johnson and two children of Salt Lake City visiting Wendel Johnson family. Mrs Effie Winn and Mrs Myrtle Gardner spent Wednesday with Mrs Jexie Dean in Roosevelt for her birthday. Ensign Clark returns from Salt Lake City with heart illness keeping him from school. L E Clark’s mother accompanied him home. Bob Irmin injured shoulder at Alterra, missing Uintah and Altamont games. Grant Brough to Vernal for business. Oct 8 farewell for Minx and Howard Todd. Max to depart Oct 10 and Howard to mission home Oct 12. 8 p.m. gathering invited. E C Coston trip to Randlett noted.
Mrs Latte Pickup visited her daughter Earl Gardner attended MIA In Gusher ward Tuesday evening. Visitors at the George Bracken residence included Mrs Forrest Stone and Mrs Mabel Heads of Ft Duchesne. Seeley, employed in Salt Lake City, spent a week at home. Several local families welcomed new babies and hosted Sunday School activities. Barb ie White joined J C Penney as clerk and church roles shifted with new chorister Leland Angus and teacher Mangium. A cottage meeting at Alterra Seminary, winter MIA work, and Relief Society planning were noted along with conference travel and ongoing Indian Relief Society efforts.
The Veterans Administration proposes a maximum dividend of 528 for veterans who issued a $10,000 policy in 1940 and held it in force to the 1948 anniversary. Dividends depend on age at issue, policy face value, and months in force, with 55 cents per $1000 per month for those aged 40 or under. Other age groups scale down. a 60 cent minimum applies for a 3 month, $1000 policy.
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