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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1963
Page
5
The Little Bonanza community notes deer season activities with residents away from work Friday to Wednesday. Families such as Jones, Bartletts, Beams, and Godina travel, visit, and tend to chores while hunters pursue game. School projects, dances, and local club events also appear amid the busy week.
Congratulations go to Sheila Car mukle on turning one year old on Oct 24, Diana Lynn Mackay Oct 17, Stephen Charles Hendricks Oct 22, Tamy Lynn Slade Oct 21, Carol Ann Rich Oct 24, and Alex Swainston Sept 11. Four pictures of the one-year-old babies will be taken free of charge by Thorne's Studio.
In Uintah County Courtroom Judge Joseph E. Nelson presided Tuesday hearing civil matters and probates. Cases included Merrell dba Western Adjustment Bureau vs Hendricks stricken. Cooperatives Association vs Larsen stricken. Sather vs Fack settled subject to defendant’s approval. Dillman withdrew for Alexander case. divorce decree granted on counterclaim. default judgments totaled 520.53 with 190 attorney fees. Bank of Vernal vs Wall 1600 plus costs. estate actions granted including release of minors funds and final accounts. administratrix fees approved at 186.
A provocative opinion piece argues against smoking by claiming it harms a woman's voice and appearance. It asserts strong language about female voices being altered or diminished by tobacco use and invites readers to reconsider habits.
Mr and Mrs Bud Anderson traveled to Vernal on Thursday for medical checkups. Gary Roper of Vernal visited the George Bartlett home on Sunday.
Naples Kidd and Harrison wed at the bride’s grandmother’s Cedar Fort Utah home. Weekend visits and deer hunting figures dominate social notes with relatives from Salt Lake City Provo Bountiful and Orem visiting kin and attending a testimonial for Harold Oaks before his Alaska Canadian mission deployment.
Autumn countdown underway for 1863 4-H national selections. Twelve top youths, five boys and one girl receive national honors with college scholarships and Ford Motor Company Fund certificates. State winners gain all-expense trips to the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago.
Weekend visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles, Mrs. Emma Holmes assists at Glen's Cutting Plant during deer season. Betty Gardiner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Galt Gardiner, hospitalized with flu. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Reynolds with Linus Openshaw, to Salt Lake City for medical checkup and Provo to see Mrs. Dora Kerr, Openshaw's sister who is fit. Connie Rae Gardiner, daughter of Wm. Gardiner, spent a few days in the hospital.
Mrs June Lee reports families relocating to Range New residents include Mr and Mrs Jim Ryals and their children from Artesia Emma Baker and sons Roy and Henry from Wewoka Oklahoma visiting Cecl Baker while deer hunting Jack Crawford flies to Las Vegas for a post accident checkup W A Lumpkin of Las Vegas visits family and Walter Bales of California joins Al Millers for deer hunting Mrs Kim Panky of Montana visits her parents Jake and Mrs Jacobson Bill Gadd underwent surgery
The article notes 4-H members earned achievement medals during the summer in about 2,650 counties. It cites 2,222,690 members enrolled in 4-H programs this year and frames these youths as future candidates for state and national honors through mastery of skills and character development.
On his nose at Grand Junctions Wednesday Mrs Paul Schultz underwent surgery at a Grand Junction hospital last week and is now recovering. Bernice Thornton and her California boys visited her mother Alice Miller while daughter Janet, who had been studying here, returned home. Marjorie Gadd and two Craig girls visited friends in town Wednesday. Willis Bours and family went to Frusta after furniture shipments. Barbara Murano convalesces in Vernal hospital after surgery. Russ Fiddler and Wyoming relatives, former residents, moved back to Rangely. Ola Bramson from Oklahoma visits Burl Coys family.
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