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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1946
Page
12
Betty Caldwell wed in Temple rites to a navy veteran of a Cavalry unit. The couple, linked to M Thd Rae Lace Caldwell, will reside in Vernal where the Mechams will establish their home.
Announced engagement news mentions Loris Fae Kidd and Marion Trakehell with no immediate date provided. The notice includes sparse details and appears as a brief community item from an unnamed week.
A meeting was held last Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Laurence Fox. Mrs. Mire Jacobe presided over the business session. Mrs. Albin Andee n introduced the current topic and a musical program by Mrs. H. Grant was planned. The next gathering is set for October 23 at Mrs. Bus Johnson's home.
Considerable local interest this week centered on the marriage of Bank-Sargon in Salt Lake City in a First Congregational Gay church ceremony. The bride wore gold and orchids, maid of honor Johnson of Salt Lake, and Harold Parks best man. A dinner at the Hotel honored the couple. The bride, a Texas university graduate, taught in Salt Lake. the groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. A., is a University of Utah graduate and Conoco station manager.
Margaret Evans Halt ties the knot with Dr. Samuel W. Marble officiating at Trinity Methodist Church in Denver. The bride wears white chiffon and lace, carries a Bible, and is joined by Ada Belle Dark as maid of honor. Reception follows with floral decor and a large pink wedding cake. couple to reside in Denver during Phc. Covington's enlistment.
Nency Colton leads a cast from a community pageant chosen for a production of an old favorite. The setting centers on a Chicago boarding house with performers Paton, Evans, Bodily, Slaugh, Babby, Fleming, Iber, Adakes and Coleen Carp in key roles. The ad shows a poultry health note on chick ages two to five months and signs of possible wing droop or paralysis.
Geneva Steel company unveils a formal establishment statement asserting its status and future directions within the steel industry, signaling organizational signal of growth and commitment to production goals.
Essie Jane Sowards, daughter of Mr and Mrs H S Sowards of Vernal, wed Allen H Tibball of Salt Lake City on October 5 at the bridegroom’s home in Salt Lake. The ceremony featured single ring rites with Rev Don Colson reading. The bride wore an ivory brocade gown with train and long sleeves and a blended veil. attendants wore blue crepe and black, with gardenia bouquets. A wedding breakfast followed in the Hotel President suite. The couple plans to reside in Salt Lake City.
Vernal Lady Lions met at the Central Behgal Library last Wednesday for a regular session with a Love Songs theme. Grazit West read selections while Mrs. John Bengon, cc B. A. Stringham, and Rast Alder provided biographies. Leo Calder and Mrs. Calder led a choral number. Mrs. Don Hacking, president, supervised the meeting with a luncheon arranged by Mrs. and Hacking and Mrs. C. R. Jeffries.
DUP members met at Mrs. Ernest Caldwell's home to hear Mrs. Jacobs discuss the Salt Lake City state convention and outline plans for a center queen contest. The next gathering is set for Thursday November 7 hosted by Mrs. Earl Edwards and Mrs. Albin Anderson.
Robert H Willems and Robert Lewgon, sons of Irre Hida and Mr and Mrs Franklin Lewin, traveled from Uintah High to Salt Lake City to visit Wellman at the Veterans Hospital. Wellman is recovering nicely from his third operation since July.
The notice lists winter coats and bathroom items such as towel bars and sets featured this week at local stores. It notes new shipments of blouses and crepe fabrics, plus a parade of various goods and a church bingo event led by Reverend Father Biase Behu, with a mention of a local resident Melvin Jorgensen and a branch of the RS Northern Mission in Lake, Washington.
Fragmented OCR details several deeds and quitclaim actions involving Charles Goodrich and others on a 26 acre tract, with mentions of Harrison Myton and Joseph A. and Dorthe Parent. Additional notes reference Denver, Asa R. Johnson, and Jensen area properties with dates around two dozen units.
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