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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1958
Page
5
Mr and Mrs Orlan Johnson attended the Utah Handle Association State Convention in Salt Lake City October Ord and 4th Me Johnie Ja Region Vice President of the association.
Clarence J Beila outlines 1959 changes in Social Security. Earnings up to 4800 will credit and tax, employee and employer rates rise to 2.4 percent, self employment tax increases to 3.44 percent. Disability rules ease access, dependents eligibility expands, and gradual disability cases may qualify for cash benefits or freeze with new 20 quarters of coverage rule.
St Pauls Episcopal Church announces a Tuesday night adult Bible study series led by Rev Alan C Tull. The program examines why the Bible was written and what it means today, with questions guiding the sessions. The first meeting is October 14 at 8 00 pm in St Pauls Parish House, featuring a sound filmstrip The Living God and refreshments. Call Fr Tull at 4907 for information.
The item notes that several laws relate to dependent benefits and promises to discuss the latter in the author’s forthcoming article. It reflects a transitional update without detailed provisions or named entities.
Miss Hazen of the Utah State Department of Public Instruction visited Vernal to organize adult education with Superintendent J Maws and Uintah School District officials. Mrs Vernon Young is PTA chair for family life instruction and plans funds to survey local interest while offering regular classes like typing and bookkeeping with tuition, plus no tuition courses in sewing tailoring and home crafts after Christmas, aided by PTA. The piece ends noting the southern name grindle for bowfin fish.
County commissioners from Cache to Summit counties met at the Newhouse Hotel to hear Len Hatch explain seven proposed bills and why eight others were not favored. Proposals include civil service status for sheriff deputies, a general county levy replacing earmarked units, a state fire marshal to help lower rates, and a county health department to handle sanitation. A screening board could decide when the state medical examiner is summoned for death investigations.
Babson outlines plans to visit Africa for firsthand mining facts on gold copper and uranium. He cites inflation risks and stock plays in gold mines and copper miners, notes Africa as a major gold source and copper producer, and promises corrected reports from South Africa upon return.
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