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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1949
Page
10
Uintah county agent Clair Tt Acord urges farm families to prepare first aid kits for homes, barns, shops, and vehicles. A compact metal container with adhesive tape, sterile supplies, antiseptic, and burn cream is recommended to provide prompt treatment and potentially save lives during farm injuries.
In Grandfather country North Carolina an army of mountaineers will harvest galax and other greens to supply Christmas decorations nationwide. T N Woodruff, founder 42 years ago, will expand his evergreen operation from Low Gap as the town of 301 people becomes the evergreen capital, shipping galax and other greenery worldwide for wreaths and decor.
C. O. Weist of Ogden spent the past week in Naples visiting friends and relatives. He is a former ward member. Mr and Mrs Ray Huggins and children of Salt Lake City are staying at Mrs house during their visit.
Elizabeth Nash hosted Miss Betty Openshaw in Heber City with Miss Joyce Cure as guest. Mr and Mrs Clifton Richens joined Mr and Mrs Shirley Price for dinner. Mrs Bob Day's birthday party for daughter Ralaine Phelps drew twelve guests. Ray E Nash sworn in as Utah Supreme Court attorney in Salt Lake City. Charles Olsen family trip to Grand Junction Colo. Asher Manwaring traveled to Salt Lake City. Lloyd Pope back on his feet after a broken foot. Twelve Primary Officers attended Roosevelt convention. Sacrament meeting featured G J Southam Charles O Weist Arthur Harrison with ward choir. Naples ward members B Vere Wilson Ashel Evans attended fireside at Bishop Ernest Johnson home. Large youth turnout. Joelle Johnson reviewed The Guest by Ursenbach. Bee Hive mother’s meeting planned for M L A season. Refreshments served.
Doris E. Johnson reports a farewell party for Terry Ross before he departs for Wasatch Academy. The "Jolly Stitchers" club enjoyed a luncheon at Mrs. Law renee Wardle’s. Mr. Kavon and Mrs. Murray visited in Murray, Utah, before joining a Murray family reunion hosted by Wilmer Murray. Visitors to Midway for Midway Days included Virginia Maya and Michael O'Shea. Harold Cook and family toured Moses Lake Washington to return for school. Sunday School Genealogy class members visited Burnell Haws who is recovering after an accident. Lee Murray family traveled to Salt Lake City on business. Dan Crouse and Idaho relatives visited locals recently.
The famed American novelist Nathaniel Hawthorne endured years of struggle before achieving success at age 45, marking a turning point in his literary career.
Newcomers listed include Mr. and Mrs. B. Frank Ward from Salt Lake City with Ward serving as Vernal Chamber of Commerce executive secretary. Also appearing are Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schmalz from Roundup Montana linked to National Geophysical Co. plus other recent arrivals from Roosevelt Moab and Willow Creek connected to Laughin Bros and Showalter Motor Co.
Maeser Denny W Collett reports a weekend in Grand Junction with peaches, while families in Provo and Tri dt] gather for visits. The Fireside Chat at the Merkley home featured Clift on Bartley as the principal speaker and a brief post program reception.
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