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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1937
Page
3
Readable text describes Pattern No 8902 a sun dress for women in multiple sizes 14 16 12 20 32 84 56 30 40 42 Pattern No 0524 a sweet summer frock for toddlers in sizes 2 3 4 5 years with pale pink dotted swiss and Deltt blue bands Pattern No 6474 a practical smart apron in sizes 32 94 30 35 Readers are advised to mail coupon with newspaper name to obtain pattern and step by step sewing instructions.
Captain Vernon Peterson, district inspector, commended the Vernal camp as the nearest, cleanest, and most orderly in the district. C Company members Crambrett and Cramblett earned praise with prize essays and drill feats. Mrs. Baker, wife of Lt. Baker, joined the Vernal camp while he serves at Camp DG-31. several foremen took leaves. Division of Grazing reports pillar caterpillar work at Spring Creek reservoir and dam improvements at Twin Buttes. Agricultural road grading and spring development projects continue under Foremen Malsak Aynes Hale Snow.
Fragmented notes describe quirky book rulings and odd ideas from a scattered source. Mentions of octasion rules, dawn strikes, cows becoming cats, a love diary, and speculative Hollywood chatter appear. A Britons coronation seats remark and postponed Amelia Might hint at broader curiosities.
At Los Angeles Airport actress Janice Jarrat announced her engagement to Melvin Purvis, famed Dillinger hunter. The couple plan to wed in Miles Jarrat's San Antonio, Texas, hometown in April and will live in San Francisco where Purvis practices law. Jarrat says the actress will retire from movies to focus on the marriage.
Local inspector Ay Rupeu reports division grazing matters. Fred Hodgkinson visited Vernal camp, then Watson en route to a D G conference. An educational sewing class met at Mrs. Blake Caldwell’s home. Residents enrolled include Mr. and Mrs. Forest Goodrich of Burl, Scharlermeyer, Maeser, and Charles McConkie and family. Vernon leaves for Fillmore for work. Mrs. Etta Caldwell returns from Ogden with family updates. Various locals—Mr. and Mrs. Francis Palmer, Mrs. Maud Carpenter, Mrs. Ada Vernon, Ralph Rasmussen, and Andrew Vernon—are relocating or building, while missionaries Maysle Hall and Nathen C. G. Hardy spoke at Sunday School.
L. G. Noble and Mrs. Driver E. Ginith spoke at the Mutual on Tuesday evening. Wmn. P. Vernon departed for Salt Lake Monday, directors Vernon attending.
A jumble of notes records travel to Provo by various residents including Mr and Mrs Don McConkie and son Clayton, with Miss Ductile Badlly winning first in bookkeeping at a commercial contest. Other items mention a dislocated knee and back pinning a truck repairer, visits from Salt Lake and other locals, a bridal announcement for Miss Ashbelle Johnson to Clyde Johnson, and a contractor group beginning a project.
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