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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1959
Page
4
The Babson System rests on three changing factors: the Composite Business Cycle, the Market Trend, and stock selection for profit or income. It emphasizes watching multiple cycles, earnings, prices, and media signals to time buys and sells, plus cautions about bonds and preferred stocks.
Hawaiians Annette Keala and Clara Loo joined BYU guests at Luther Stewart’s home. The visit list includes Nickell, Zinna Murray, and many locals from Uintah County with hospital, surgery, and travel notes. Community members attend weddings, surgeries, and Labor Day visits across Vernal, Roosevelt, and nearby towns.
Twenty years ago a new front was planned with modern details for the Ashton Gros Company building. Uintah High School accepted an invitation from the Utah State High School Athletic Association to join interschool contests. A revised football style with six players per side replaces the traditional eleven. Staley Coal Co bought the Baese Lumber building and will use it for offices and coal bins. Edith Billie Saslem married William D Robinson. Mrs J W Stevens and Ruth accompanied Melon to Salt Lake for training at Holy Cross Hospital. Birthe Mr and Mrs Marvin Davis welcomed a boy on Sept 3. Mr and Mrs Dee Watch welcomed twins on Sept 10. Mr and Mrs Dragin Jackson welcomed a boy on Sept
The post office received two tons of peaches via parcel post from Springville and Pravol for local merchants. Louis J Farr and Ethel Wollinger wed at the bride’s home. Lawrence Allan returned from a Salt Lake Idaho trip with an Oldsmobile roadster for George H Christy, the sole vehicle of its kind in Vernal. Births reported a girl to Mr and Mrs Robert Dean. Dr L Shimmin back from two week Utah vacation. Widcox Academy opened with over 60 pupils registered, rising to 100 by week’s end. Governor Jainberger arrived in Vernal with State Engineer McGonagle and others amid Uintah Railway project interest.
A 60 year old clipping notes John A Workman of Gimes Ward returning from a Southern States mission last night. The city plans asphalt paving on the sidewalk between Kono Brothers and the Bargain Store. A photo gallery north of John Johnston's store offers portraits. Uintah Stake Academy opens the new school year. Debates over a new courthouse continue. B Calder relocates his family to Merrill’s Ward.
State Department urges hunters to learn the effective range of their weapons to reduce game losses. Experts note wounding losses can reach 40 percent of total killed each season, advising practice and cautious shooting to avoid waste.
Oil and gas notices describe multiple drilling locations and unit designations in Uintah County Utah. Projects include Green River, Wasatch, Mesaverde, and Uinta formations with test depths from 500 to 10 800 feet. Numerous units involve DeKalb Agricultural, Standard Oil Co of California, and Ute Trail Unit, detailing spud dates, drilling status, and surface locations in sections and townships across the region.
Practica stresses shooting at stationary targets to learn spread drop and forces of ammunition for field use. Game managers urge hunters to heed guidance, noting today’s game may be tomorrow’s harvest, underscoring safety and planning.
Mr and Mrs David Jenkins and daughter Alice of Vernal attended John Long family reunion at Dantela Canyon Park. Numerous relatives including Lula Margaret Huber of Salt Lake City and Ada Adams and Ruth Adams in Salt Lake City visited at various homes. Trips curry through Roosevelt, Avalon, Bountiful, Las Vegas, and other Utah locales with camping, fishing, and travel to Idaho Oregon and California sites.
A crowded paragraph lists visitors and family gatherings from Balt Lake to Craig Colorado, with Mr George Bigelow and others hosting relatives, plus a birthday party for Mrs Heasle Swain attended by eleven longtime friends including Mrs Lillian White and Miss Margaret Pipe, and remarks on a new store opening by Golden Winn.
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