Mickie Says John Carless Commutes Monday
John Carless commutes the streets on Monday amid unusual dust for this time of year according to Mickie Says.
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1923
Page
8
John Carless commutes the streets on Monday amid unusual dust for this time of year according to Mickie Says.
Postmaster E J Young Jr and his wife traveled from Roosevelt to Ouray to observe the Indian Bear dance on Saturday. They were noted as visitors enjoying the cultural event and local scenes during their trip.
Ward conference set in Davis ward on Sunday April 22. Relief society conference in Verna first ward on the same day.
Mias Elva Billing daughter of G. Vv. Bullags of Duchesne is called on a mission to Canada and is expected to depart May 6.
T. J. Davis, manager of the Ute Oil company at Watson, spent several days in Verna on business connected with the oil shale plant project.
Sophia Ossock reports a 10 pound baby boy born April 11 at the home of his brother Mr Lewis Oslock and wife in Myton.
Sheriff Arza Mitchell of Duchesne county arrived Friday on official business and returned Saturday with two prisoners, reinforcing local law enforcement.
County farm bureau officers met in the courthouse for a morning session discussing several matters of interest. A follow up meeting will be held soon.
District attorney Charles J. Wahlquist of the Fourth Judicial District was home in Myton Utah Tuesday when called away for internal legal matters.
Ernest H. Burgess of Roosevelt returned Monday from a legal matter and said Tuesday that the roads are in fine shape.
Cashier J A Cheney of the Uintah State Bank and Mrs Cheney visited Ouray on Sunday to view the Indian Hoop Dance performance with Mrs L W Curry accompanying them.
Roy Murray returned from his sheep herd to Vernal for a few hours of help. He plans to shear the flock after lambing in June, indicating a delayed shearing schedule this year.
William Pierce Jr comes back to his home in Glines from Sunnyside where he had stayed all winter. He greeted Vernal friends with many handshakes as he walked the streets Monday.
A large number of Vernal men are at oil shale camps for assessment work with more crews to be added over time. Many school boys will join the fields when school ends, expanding labor participation.
Prof. R. H. Sainsbury former VU A teacher now at St. Jolene Arizona will arrive home May 18. He plans to move his family to Provo on June 1 for near summer school sessions.
Hugh Barnes of Neola and a Duchesne School District director returned Friday and sailed home Saturday morning after a visit with friend Charles Colton of Vernal Junior High.
Sheriff Arty Mitchell of Duchesne County placed two youths, Olson and Peterson of Neola, in the county jail on Friday night after they were found near Watson fleeing their bonds provided by friend Hugh Barnes.
Cecil Wilkinson of J. G. Peppard Seed Plant Roose velt spent several days in Vernal for business. He interviewed farmers urging them to cultivate seed fields to improve quality, ensuring higher satisfaction for both farmers and the company.
The report lists Mr and Mrs William Sprouse of Lapoint visiting their children at the U A Soren Christensen and son Ertman who are attending the U A. A Dyn Dinosaur quarry workers Prof and Mrs Earl Douglass and son Garvin visited from Jonsen, Vernal hosts Roy Kay arranged. Andrew Dudley Sr traveled from Jonsen Thursday to see relatives in Vernal and has been ill but is improving. Withiam Workman appointed caretaker at City and County park, improving its appearance over the week.
R. H. Collett of Salt Lake City spent several days in Vernal for business and then returned to the Camp Collett oil shale field where assessment work is underway.
Mrs Homer E Rich and her young daughter Proapa departed on Monday by stagecoach toward Salt Lake City and nearby destinations to visit relatives and friends for an extended period.
Wong Sing, Ft. Duchesne merchant, had been laid up for three months with rheumatism. He is now better and out about attending to business.
Enonard and Delbert Horrocks sons of Bishop and Mrs Joseph Horrocks of Bennett Utah have accepted calls for the mission fields Delbert attended Uintah academy two years ago and made many friends in Vernal
Jonica stockman Jesse Butcher visited town on Monday as Mr. Batcher reports plans to take cattle to Blue Mountain for the summer range due to tall alfalfa and danger of bloat in the pastures.
John Briges Sr of Manila Utah files three year final proof on his homestead entry with Register Albert Maten of the U S Land Office. Proof to be made before Habber Bennion Jr clerk of the district court at Manila.
An Express article last week should refer to the Mosse corner on the Victory highway rather than the Maeser corner. In Maeser, community road work is understood to be extensive and ongoing.
The county commissioners held a special session Tuesday to hear complaints about personal property tax. A number of taxpayers appeared before the board seeking relief or clarification of their tax assessments.
Joseph Herbert reports apricot trees on his fruit ranch will bloom in about a week though frost danger looms due to lingering snow on the nearby mountains. The late season heightens risk to new fruit as cold snaps threaten early blossoms.
E Peterson county agent departed Monday for Roosevelt to meet Lillian Elder district farm demonstrator. Elder held four meetings Monday and traveled to Fort Duchesne Tuesday and Wednesday, arriving in Vernal that evening.
Reports indicate no accident or calamity occurred on Friday April 13 though several people claimed they expected dire results during the day. Authorities and residents remained alert as observers noted no confirmed incidents or extraordinary events.
Large audiences gathered Thursday in the Second ward chapel to hear district farm demonstrator Lillian Elder speak on home economics and study local conditions. Two more meetings are planned at the same venue today, Friday.
Mrs James H Wallis arrived in Vernal Monday from Salt Lake City visiting her children Mrs George H Harrison and Miss Ruby Wallis Her son Wm B Wallis editor of the Roosevelt Standard was over from that enterprising city Friday evening
City Marshal H A Muller notes streets in Vernal are in splendid condition and better than for years at this time. He urges citizens to do their part to keep up the good street conditions.
Lapoint official Roy Taylor visits the board to discuss personal property tax assessments and notes spring road work underway in his district.
Forest S Slaugh arrived Wednesday from the U A C at Logan to spend two weeks studying Basia marketing problems for his master's degree thesis.
The W. O. W. lodge will entertain members and their wives at the Woodman hall this Friday evening April 20. A good social time will be had and refreshments will be served.
A Uintah Railway column notes several travelers and locals. Capt M W Cooley of the American Asphalt Association visits Supt John McAndrews in Vernal while Fred Dreidenstein and A A Brigman journey via Mack to Denver and back. Others include L D Roberts J L McGee Mrs G E Nally and Dave Adama families Zina Gardner and Jasper Cook also in Vernal with trips to Watson and Rain Bow for services.
The Current Topics club met April 6 at Mrs Chas Hatch home for a unique program led by Mrs Hatch and Mrs E A Manker Ip. Guests wore Japanese costumes in a Chinese parlor with oriental decor as Mr Banks sang a Japanese love song and readings from China and Japan were given by E Chas Neal and Mrs Hatch. Afterward guests received fortunes from a Chinese reader and enjoyed a luncheon prepared with Chinese fusion by the host and Mrs Manker.
The Vernal Gun Club held its annual ball for 325 attendees Friday evening. The event featured spring themed decor, camp scene on stage, and a ten piece Lee Orchestra providing music. Committees praised for creating a notable social occasion and effective fundraiser.
The Legion Auxiliary Indies held a Monday night social at the Commercial club assembly hall with decorations in national colors and plants. Games included Bridge 500 and Stung with J Neal high in Bridge, J McNaughton high in 600, and Miss Margaret Davis in Stung. refreshments were served as the group works to raise funds for a Uintah county World War memorial.
On Arbor Day the Glines ward community gathered at the ward house to paint clean and repair the building. Volunteers also planted many trees and tended the large lawn.
Dean Bennion of Vernal, a senior at the Agricultural College of Utah, will graduate in June. Miss Bennion entered in 1919, studied in Home Economics, and specialized in textiles. After summer work she plans to enter teaching, and belongs to Beaux Art Guild Home Economics Club and French Club.
Prof. William F. Hanson and several University of Arizona students traveled to Ouray on Sunday to attend the Bear dance hosted by the Indians. Hanson seeks inspiration for a new Indian opera following his successful Sun Dance work from years past.
Mrs. L. N. Meredith entertained the Woman's Twentieth Century club Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. T. T. Johnston read a paper on Modern American Poetry. Readings featured Amy Lowall Carl Sandburg Louis Untermeyer and Edgar A Guest performed by multiple members.
On Saturday April 28 Uintah stake officers under the Stake Amusement board entertain ward officers and teachers at Uintah academy hall. U A faculty and Congressman Don Colton will be honored guests. Program begins 7 30 p m directed by Y S and Y M M I A boards. Refreshments by Relief Society. social ends 11 p m. M I A acts as reception committee.
Mrs Ward T White entertained the Thalia club Tuesday evening with a musical program featuring piano solos by Mable Eaton vocal duet Wilda Hardy and Mrs White recitations by Margaret Merkley and other instrumental selections by Eaton Everett Massey and Edwin Shelton duet and a delicious lunch served by Mrs White.
Ladies in costume held a surprise party for Mrs S M Logan last Thursday. The host gave an address of welcome and each guest had to perform a speech read song or recite with fines for noncompliance. A final sing along and a lunch followed. an evening of fun and fellowship.
Saturday evening Mrs Nile Hughes charmingly entertained twelve ladies at a card party. First second and third prizes were given. The hostess served a fine lunch.
The Vernal First Ward M. I. A. will present a Sunday evening Community Pride program at 7 30. Hon Don B Dalton congressional representative from Utah will deliver the address. An extra program has been arranged and the public is invited to attend.
Maeser community reports extensive road dragging and grading by members of the Maeser Farm Bureau and residents. Volunteers supplied multiple days of labor and cash donations totaling about 500 dollars, with ongoing work planned and more volunteers to come.
The Douglass family thanks many kind hearts and willing hands for support in their time of trouble and bereavement. A friend notes such times reveal the divine and the true spirit of the great Teacher across all beliefs.
During the week Register Albert Halen at the Vernal Land Office reports agricultural patents to Charles W. Hardiman Mt Emmon Utah 120 acres T 38 R 20 EB S L M Leonhard Slough Vernal Utah 320 acres T 38 R 23E 8 L AL Oil and Gas Permits William E McVey Los Angeles California 2227 acres T 35 R 6W U S M Elmer W Grubbs Vernal Utah ee T 7 and 83 R 25 E 8 Walter Denver Colorado 1623 acres T 38 R 2E U S M Angelo N Alt et al Duchesne une 2560 acres T 48 R & 6 ohte a Contest The contest of Cossette Startup of Provo Utah against the homestead entry of Arthur W Smerse of Colton Utah was up for hearing and dismissed by the receiver The homestead entry remains intact.
Regular monthly priesthood meeting set for Sunday April 26 at 1 pm at Uintah Academy building with officers and teachers meeting at 2 pm.
Engineer T C Parker arrived Wednesday from the Rangely oil field where he works for the Raven Oil and Refining Company and spent several days at home.
Mrs Hyrum Meeks and daughters Mrs Marion Dudley and Mrs Hugh Stewart with son Alfred Meeks visited Vernal from Jensen on Saturday. Mr Meeks plans to work for James Monaghan at the Trail Creek ranch during the lambing season.
Rev G A Downey head of Kingsbury Congregational church and Willcox academy left Monday by stage for Salt Lake City to meet the American Missionary Society board about continuing their work in this section. He expects to return Tuesday.
Mrs Georgia Shuster arrived last week at her Ouray Utah home from Portland Oregon where she has been visiting her son Frank and family all winter She praised the mild climate noting vegetables like cabbage and potatoes can stay on the ground through winter in the area
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