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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1948
Page
4
Graveside services for Michael L. Peel infant son of W Grant and Sybil Lusty Peel of Roosevelt were conducted Saturday at 1 p.m. by Bishop Marion Ross of the Arcadia Ward LDS Church.
Knitted items should be dried flat to avoid stretching. Hanging them risks deformation that may not reverse with another wash. Prolonged hanging can damage shape and size, so flat drying is recommended for sweaters and similar garments.
An infant died in Roosevelt Hospital shortly after birth on a Saturday afternoon. The child is survived by both parents and four grandparents: Mr. and Mrs. RB. Austy of Arcadia and Mr. and Mrs. John H. Peel of Mr. Pleasant, San Pete County.
Colorado author Miss Lillian Kennedy offers Selected High Altitude Recipes a 212 page guide to adjust ingredients and technique for baking at elevation. The book showcases nearly 1000 pre tested recipes from Morey Mercantile Co Denver with details on obtaining the cookbook in a recent newspaper ad.
A survey notes trends in packaging with tin can candy storage and the use of hermetically sealed metal containers to extend shelf life. The rise of the keyopening can for candy and colorfully lithographed tins with lift-off covers is highlighted amid wartime packing methods and reusable containers.
Four H club boys aiming to enter Uintah Basin junior Livestock show next May at Vernal fairgrounds were advised to begin their projects. Leader Virtus McConkle urged lining up calves this month to meet strong next year competition and noted entries should be born in February, requiring early fall action.
Roland R. Free of Hollywood California rode an English built Black Shadow motorcycle owned by John Edgar of Hollywood to a new Class A speed record of 150.855 miles per hour on the Bonneville Salt Flats under American A. on Monday September 13.
Authorities warn that 80 percent of street lights in use are 2 500 lumens or under the smallest size recognized for public lighting except alleys Modern lamps reach up to 33 000 lumens suitable for heavy traffic Bird baths should be heavy enough to resist a child and ponds should not be so deep as to risk drowning A noted remark by Thomas Marshall references a need for a good five cent clear sentence.
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