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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1963
Page
5
Mrs June Lee and Mrs Bill Lee and children left for Farmington New Mexico. Jimmie Monhallan and family went to Kansas after helping at Hi View Motel. Queeda Walker and children from Moulder California attended Henry Mablyn Craig's funeral.
Mrs D E Wardle reports Les Maier and family ended a Yellowstone Park trip with visits to Vig Piney Wyoming and Birch Creek field. Other locals include Ola Branson from Bates Oklahoma and the Hugh Coys moving in from Vernol plus J James recently transferred to Casper. Community members attended Uintah vs Rangely game at Rangely and several locals resumed work or studies after vacations.
Ty, Mr and Mrs Bob Ott and their children spent overnight Monday with Mrs Otts parents the Fav Guillorys. Mr and Mrs Jer Hurt of Artesia visited Thursday evening with the West Punches for a social gathering.
The U S Department of Agriculture sets a 62 cent per pound incentive for wool in 1964, maintaining pull wool support near the shorn wool level. The period moves to a calendar year basis, with payments for 1964 to be issued starting April 1965. The plan ties payments to producer cash returns and national average prices, aiming to encourage Wool production amid market shifts and lamb price improvements.
Elsie Atwood visited her daughter and family in Denver after leaving for winter work. PTA held its first meeting of the year with Ken Abplanalp, Samuel Hemingway, and Eleanor Hemingway speaking. Keith Goodrich celebrated a birthday at a party hosted by Mrs Joyd Goodrich. Other notes mention visits by Bartletts and Karen Clark, travel for medical checkups, and various local visits and outings among Vernal residents.
A brief directive states that payments must be filed no later than January 31 1964. The note emphasizes a firm deadline for concerned parties. No additional names or organizations are provided in the fragment.
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