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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1960
Page
5
The Naples Water Company will hold its annual meeting on October 1 1960 at 7 30 pm in the Naples Ward chapel to elect a three year director review company records discuss the proposed budget for the year starting September 1960 and address other business as needed. The secretary is Linus Opensilaw.
Creditor claims with vouchers must be presented to Colton and Nammond, Attorneys, Vernal Utah, for the estate of Margaret S Witbeck. Claims are due on or before January 18, 1001 and directed to executor William K Witbeck at S 29020.
Eighteen members gathered at Mary Goodrich's home on Sept 22 for the Progressive Arty club opening social. Hostesses were club officers Mary Goodrich Virginia Lawson Lycle Caliwell Verda Hammond Ona Franson and Erva Yowden. The year’s program theme is One World with focus on other countries. A Chinese dinner followed a brief business meeting.
The document records a joint resolution proposing amendments to Utah’s constitution regarding taxation of tangible property water rights and certain exemptions, defining tax base and exemptions for homes, disabled veterans, widows, and orphans, with legislative funding and effective date set for 1962.
A joint resolution from Utah proposes adding Section 24 to Article VI to grant the legislature authority to ensure continuity of state and local government during disasters from attacks or emergencies. It would allow prompt temporary succession of public offices and additional measures, with the secretary of state directed to submit the proposal to voters at the next general election.
United States seeks consent to 43 CFR 221 and Title 30 USCA section 40 against listed lode and placer mining claims in Daggett County Utah. Complaint requests declaration that land is non mineral and action to cancel or adjudicate stakes. Notices publish dates span September to October 1900 with official stamping by Land Office manager Ernest E House.
Legal mining claim contest notice listing Contest 8873 8074 and 8875 brought by Thos Davenport Jr William Davenport Joseph Davenport Jaynes against Dutch John and Wild Bill claims. Describes metes and bounds within see 33 T 3N R 22E Sly Mer Utah and sets dates in September 1960 with 30 days to respond.
Sunday afternoon a Tridell boy had his finger bitten by a pig and required medical aid at Roosevelt Hospital. The page also notes birthday party guests, blue ribbon muffin winner Lakae McKee at the State Fair, visits from Lela Morrill and the Darrell Merrells, BYU enrollments, a spring wedding reception in Springville, fair attendance in Salt Lake City and Holiday, and several trips and school enrollments involving the Merkley, Goodrich, McKee, and Morrison families alongside a Primary In Service meeting and Air Force moves.
Mrenea paddara and family of Salt Lake City spent the weekend visiting at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Wayne Pickup. A group of young folks from here enjoyed an outdoor party on Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs Albert Daniels and family of Ft Duchesne spent Friday visiting Mr and Mrs John Young and Mr and Mrs Gary McDon-
Death notices and society items from Jensen area residents. Rhoda McCain, 90, a former Jensen resident now of St George Utah, passes away. Other local events include Perc y Stewart injuring his foot at work, visits from Gardner and Snow families, a transfer of Alan Ko Mabsne to Lehman Cave Park Nevada, and community updates from the Dinosaur Monument staff birthday gathering for chief Dob Jeffries. Primary reorganization and fall American Legion conference attendees are noted along with several visits and family gatherings in Jensen and nearby communities.
Ald and Stephen Smith of Sandy visited Mrs McDonald's parents Mr and Mrs Albert Harris. Harold Harris and three children of Provo visited his brother and sister in Hew. Mrs Nadine Wardle and Mrs Eugenia Pickup led stake mutual events with road show awards. Bonnie Wardle of Ft Duchesne spent time with the Young family. Mutual officers attended the Stake Mutual leadership meeting in Roosevelt with Eugenia Pickup Viola Jensen and Veda Wall present.
YVONNE CRAIG and JIMMY BOYD clash over votes while GEORGE BURNS blocks BOBBY DARIN from a night with a contract. The JULIET PROWSE-ELVIS PRESLEY romance is teased as a build up to Gt Blues. SINATRA and EDD BYRNES stir talk as BOBBY DARIN and PAUL ANKA top Copacabana charts. ANNETTE shines at Radio City. CONNIE STEVENS and TROY DONAHUE eyed as Parrish nears release. George Taman Christy Teen Town on ABC, with BING CROSBY on FABIAN. See you next month.
Dr T E White sails to South Dakota for a week at Bad Land National Monument, while Marynell Snow hosts a Stanley party. A Vernal group visits Jensen. BYU and Seventh Mountain Plains Museum Conference trips occur. Legion Auxiliary plans Gold Star Mother's Tea. Numerous locals travel to Provo, Salt Lake City, and Rangely for events and visits. relatives gather at homes and ranches. several families share outings and social activities.
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