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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1929
Page
3
The Fort Duchesne community reports doctor and county agent updates, a hospital transfer to Vernal, and school sports contests with Fort Duchesne students earning honors. Residents receive family notices, travel to Jensen and Salt Lake, and local officials note car arrivals and activity at Duchesne City.
Lists names of residents visiting relatives and attending events in Vernal Utah. Mentions birthdays, entertaining at home, dinners, trips to Dragon and Grand Junction, hospital operation for Patay Winkler, and local travel by Mr and Mrs King and others with several family connections.
Mr and Mrs Charles Slaugh announce the birth of a son who brought joy to their home last week. Mrs Walter Simper and Jon Irvis left for Salt Lake City for medical care for Irving. Msenola Staugh has cared for her mother during the week. Johnnie Atwood visited Craig recently. Mrs Nelle Postma departed for Salt Lake City to attend a conference. Melvin Atwood, eight, is the son of Mr and Mrs Alosz Atwood.
Glaugh and Loring treated friends to games and a delicious April Fool supper at the Pace home. Alonzo Winward stayed with Henry Winward overnight. Other locals hosted Easter events and gatherings with multiple attendees and children.
The Maeser and Glines schools held a Tuesday athletic tryout with events won by Maeser in boys bashill indoor baseball apot ball and indoor baseball, while Glines took whitning and hom e shot pitching. John L McConkie travels to Salt Lake City with Eva and Lloyd Merkley for a temple wedding this week. others include remarks on community plowing and a MTA program featuring music and youth opportunities.
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