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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1929
Page
4
The Maeser area hosts a Homecoming week with many former residents from Idaho Utah California and Wyoming attending Church meetings social events and a large gathering at the chapel. Families such as Merkley Collett Bodily and Hacking are noted among visitors, marriages, births, and a boy’s passing are mentioned along with extensive local travel and hosting by residents.
A long list of visiting relatives and former residents gathered for the Vernal homecoming week. Families such as Atwood, Goodrich, Gardiner, Kay, and Iverson reconnect with the community, with multiple reunions and congratulations. A notable birthday party honored John L Kay as sixty ninth, and Mona Kay earned a state scholarship prize.
Davis family reports son Atel Chivers ill with typhoid fever while Andrew Atwood recovers after a recent injury at Mfanka. Mra Atwood and family stay with J P Ataod. Robbing, recovering at the DB hospital, plans to return home but rebreaks an old leg during a failed attempt to bathe. He cannot attend a feast for three months. Wife Wie remains with him. he mentions a prior appendicitis operation.
Rainob bab beww nr eee Mr and Mrs Rulon Ashby were surprised Tuesday when a crowd began to cheval After an hour ot sum the young couple was released Mrs Thos Abbott passed through Wateron Thursday en route to her home in Grid Junction after spending the winter in California with her son Lyman Thomps Bon George Robbins, three months in I D hospital with a broken leg, fell and broke it again Mrs Robbins remains in hospital after recent appendectomy The appendix ruptured and she remains in critical condition OH Bonney from Fruits and Lloyd Divine from Grand Janitor are employed here Erton Wikina returned home to Jensen much improved Homer Ford returned home from a business trip to C Mack and Grand Junction
The crowd at Vere nal enjoyed reunions with old friends and drama loving locals during homecoming week. July 14 marked a baby boy birth to Bishop and Mrs Morrill, the fifth child for Dir and Mrs Morrill. Weston, Ross, and Morrill families planned gatherings at Paradise Park while Miss Flhoda Morrill returned to San Francisco. Kennedy began a new cream station foundation as Parade Park reservoir work progressed, with Horace W Sheley inspecting the site for water rights relief to farmers.
Local residents from Salt Lake City Vernal and Lapoint visited relatives, sharing news of illness and travel. Word spread of fever on Deep Creek and a mountain trip to fetch binding material while community members attended a celebration in Vernal and enjoyed a pageant.
A long awaited homecoming continued from Page 5 with Sacrament meetings filling the Tabernacle. Hon. R. Collett and Rep. Don A Colton spoke while the Stake choir delivered splendid selections. The celebration is praised as one of the era’s greatest, drawing a large turnout from the ward and locals as they anticipate winter in Vernal. There is mention of movement plans, a primary parade, and a good hay crop in the area.
Large crowd gathers for Sunday evening sacraments and homecoming events. Notables including Mrs Ellen Reickson of Dividend, Mr and Mrs Shelton of Standardville, and Mrs Peterson of Neola attend. several guests from Provo Jensen and Duchesne share in the program and weeklong visits.
In Fourth Judicial District Court Utah to Thomas Koevike defendant you are summoned to appear within twenty days after service if within county or thirty days otherwise to defend the above titled action. Failure to appear will result in judgment against you dissolving the prior marriage contract with GAL LASH YOUNG attorney for plaintiff address Vernal Utah.
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