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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1955
Page
8
In a comic exchange Harold vows to wallop the postman after joking about taking a boxing course by correspondence. A barber quip follows about a hair restorer causing more hair loss, with Barbar rebuking that he used too much product and made hair fall out completely.
Aman aims for success by personal effort and discipline, acknowledging a duty to the Bureau of Internal Revenue. The remark frames achievement as inseparable from fulfilling tax obligations.
The speaker laments rising prices and higher living costs while noting full employment and record cash incomes. He warns that spending and debt threaten future purchasing power, urging harder, longer work and increased production to strengthen the dollar and secure the standard of living for future generations.
A generalized warning asserts that anyone who accepts favors from others places a mortgage on personal peace of mind, implying risk to independence and decision making. The saying underscores caution in accepting assistance from others.
The Relief Society honored outgoing officers at a social with a picture show and dessert after which each officer received a gift. Weekend visits included the Lewis Freestone family in Salt Lake City and others from Roosevelt and Red Wash.
The Women's Guild of St. Paul's Church screened the film Window in the Sky, about the Episcopal Church’s work with the Navajo Indians, at the parish house. Twelve members attended along with guests Mrs Cal Johnson, Mrs Claude Woodhill, Mrs Harvey Creech, Mrs Dewey Manty, and Mr and Mrs E Lundberg, the Rev Lundberg's parents. Hostesses were Mrs Dean Voorhies and Mrs H W Marrs.
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