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Newspaper

Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1923

Page

8

Community Notes From Vernal And Nearby Visits

Sunnyside resident P Lawrence Anderson visits relatives in Vernal for a few days. Multiple notes report locals traveling, visits to Salt Lake City, Provo, and East Lake City, plus business trips by A A Drigman and F W Cooper. A recent parade of illnesses, school plans, and a Legion convention trip to Price are mentioned, along with social events and agricultural concerns.

P Lawrence Anderson Sunnyside Utah Vernal

Local residents make visits and plan outings this week

Jack Alfreds and John Grosg bought cars in the past week. Robert Witmer David Witmer Sid McCarrell Frank Pope and Lert Singleton plan a Saturday morning outing at Little Lakes. Mrs Elmer Manwaring improves at home in Naples ward and will move there today. Mr and Mrs M F Ryan visit from Gordon Idaho as hosts and Mrs Ryan is a former DeMolay. A boy from Charles Colton’s family broke his left forearm while on a father and son outing. Mrs Spencer from Colorado was treated for a broken hip and moved to Mr Hammer's home. Mrs Witbeck left for Price then Salt Lake City as a Legion Auxiliary delegate. J K Bullock returned from Salt Lake City with Weldon Bullock James Long and Lawrence Gines for Citizens training class at Fort Douglas.

J. F. Johnson Consolidated Wagon and Machine Company Price Robert Witmer David Witmer Sid McCarrell Frank Pope Lert Singleton Little Lakes Charles Colton Spentor William Richens Abo Ashley Canyon Dotter Add Mr. Hammer Spencer Ta Colorado William Witbeck, Jr Prica J. K. Bullock Salt Lake City Weldon Bullock James Long Lawrence Ghnes Citizens Training Fort Douglas

Birth of Daughter Mary Catherine to Mr and Mrs Thomas

Mrs Jeasie Hinlop, formerly Miss Hinlop, gives birth to a 10% pound daughter for Dorn A B Thomas secretary of the Yorna! Chamber of Commerce and his wife. The child is named Mary Catherine. The mother is seriously ill but out of danger is hoped.

A. B. Thomas Yorna! Chamber of Commerce

Heavy Rains Hit Basin Areas Across Regions

Tourist reports arrive Wednesday from the West noting heavy rains across the Basin with a cloudburst at Antelope causing road damage and high water in gulches. Ashley Valley escaped significant rain, while Jensen experienced intense showers and near water spouts. Lloyd Stewart’s cellar received two feet of water from the flooding.

Antelope Ashley Valley Jensen Llyod Stewart

Sugar Drops 50 Cents Per 100 on Local Market

Sugar prices fell in Salt Lake City as the Utah Idaho Sugar Company quoted nine dollars and nineteen cents per hundred pounds. The drop follows declines in New York and San Francisco with San Francisco moving from eight eighty to eight thirty. Local retailers reduced sacks to nine dollars and ninety cents per hundred pounds, down from ten forty.

Balt Lake City Utah- Idaho Sugar Company Balt Lake New York San Francisco

Serious Accident Kills Miss Verda Tarleton in Colorado

Miss Verda Tarleton 18 of Ts0a New Mexico died instantly when the White truck she rode in went off the road above Meeker Colorado Sunday afternoon July 22. Attle Tarleton son of Dr and Mrs R B Tarleton of Dragon had two ribs broken. The truck driven by Tom Tarleton carried six others. a Ford followed with six more. A doctor and two nurses were in the crowd. The grieving brother aided the remains home and will return to Dragon to work. The party planned a brief outing at Trappers Lake above Meeker.

Verda Tarleton N.M Robert Tarleton R. B. Tarleton Dragon Meeker Colo Tom Tarleton Mocker

Three More Boys For Training Camp In Vernal

Vernal Chamber of Commerce gained privilege to send more than four to the Citizens training camp at Fort Douglas. Jeremiah Morkley, Ercot and Al lan Johnson left for training as did George Walker who traveled to Price. With eight previously reported, eleven attended the training camp this year.

A. B. Thomas Vernal Chamber Commmrce Citizens Fort Douglas Jeremiah Morkley Ercot Allan Johnson Johnson Price George Walker

Mayor Barnes Visits Brother in Colorado

Mayor Walter G. Barnes Mrs. Barnes and children returned Monday from a trip to Denver and other Colorado points. He visited his brother R A Barnes at Longmont and described the trip as flushing. He said no corps of engineers were busy at the western portal of the Moffat tunnel and real construction had begun. In Denver they praised the tunnel decision and the party traveled via the Victory highway and Glenwood Springs to the Pikes Peak Ocean to Ocean highway. Barnes noted Colorado roads are superior to Utah roads.

Walter G. Barnes Pikes’ Peak Ocean Barnes Colorado

Milias Colton Struck by Stray Bullet on Vernon Street

Milias Colton a 16 year old boy was hit by a stray 32 caliber bullet on Vernon Street while leaving the A I C store with Kermit Young. The bullet lodged near the shoulder blade and could not be located by probing or X ray. Sheriff Richardson and deputy searched for evidence but found none. Marshal H A Miller was away at a ball game at the time.

Milias Colton Adalbert Colton, Jr Vernal Kermit Young Twags San Bernardino Richardson Willam Preece H. A. Miller

John Blankenship Sails to Trinidad Islands After Salt Lake Visit

John Blankenship leaves for the Trinidad Islands in South America after a month visiting Salt Lake City and relatives. He has worked for Barber Asphalt a decade, traveling with his mother and sister. he plans to winter in Salt Lake while visiting Vernal and Ashley Valley on his return.

John Blankenship City Trinidad Islands South America Barber Asphalt Company Salt Lake John B. Bilankenship S. D. Colton Mark Caldwell Helper Salt Lake City Mr. Blankenship Vernal Ashley Valley John Blankenship Capt Pardon Dodds, Sr

Myton Business Men Feted at Roosevelt

Roosevelt hosts for Myton business men at a July banquet in Duchesne county high school. Speakers from Myton and Roosevelt discussed Basin progress, Moffat tunnel, and Basin dairying with plans to unite business and farmers for regional boost. Musical numbers by Mrs. Ruby Sutherland and Miss Mildred Harmaton accompanied the event.

Roosevelt Myton Duchesne County J. P. May Roosevelt Commercial Club C. D. Cook W. M. Ereckson Salt Lake B. L. Dart W. le Woolf H. T. Hall E. H. Bur- Bees Ernefelt Aquila Nabeker Elroy Wilkins Enochs Moffat Tunnel Uintah Ruby Sutherland Mildred Harmaton Lawrence Smart

Mt Emmons Loses Big To Vernal In 23 4 Baseball Game

Mt Emmons baseball players faced a stout Vernal lineup in a game played Wednesday for 50 dollars. Vernal led 23 to 4 as the visitors posted a decisive win after earlier defeats at Mt Emmons. A fair crowd attended the match.

Mt. Emmons

Farewell Party for Sainsburys at Vintah Academy

A large crowd gathered Monday evening at the Vintah Academy for a farewell party honoring Prof and Mrs R H Sainsbury as they depart Wednesday for St Johns Arizona where they will reside and he will teach. The event featured games directed by Mrs Irvin Eaton and Mrs Ellin Merkley followed by dancing with Roy Loo Elva Eaton Harold Caldur and Ralph Siddoway providing the finale. Remarks were offered by President Wanolace Calder Frat Saliabury and Mrs Sainsbury. The couple will visit Provo Logan and St George en route before arriving in St Johns for the school opening.

Farewll Vintah Academy R. H. Sainsbury St. Johns Arizona Prof Sainsbury Mra Burnaburyq Young Ladlek Mutual Improvement Association Mra Irvin Eaton Ellin Merkley Roy Loo Elva Eaton Harold Caldur Ralph Siddoway Wanolace Calder Saliabury Sainsbury Provo Logan St. George

Mrs. H. E. Rich to Address Legion Auxiliary at Price

Mrs. H. E. Rich will deliver an address before the Vernal Legion auxiliary convention at Price next Friday on Unit Activities In the Community. Delegates include Louise Jorzan son president Leana Ashton William Witbeck Sr and Mrs Rich. They left Wednesday morning.

H. E. Rich Legion Auxiliary Price The Vernal Legion Auxiliary Louise Jorzanson Auxiliary Leana Ashton William Witbeck Mra Rich

Visitors from Salt Lake City Stop in Vernal

Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Rico arrive in Vernal on their way home from Denver after touring Colorado. They visit with Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Cheney whose sisters are Mrs. Rico and Mrs. Cheney. They plan to depart this weekend with Mrs. Jane Lewis, Mrs. Cheney's mother, who has stayed here three weeks.

J. H. Rico Vernal Salt Lake City Denver Colorado J. A. Cheney Rico Mra. Cheney Jane Lewis

Vernal Junior Class Honors Miss Freda Sainsbury

A handkerchief shower was held Tuesday at the U A by the Junior class No. 2 of Vernal Second ward to honor Miss Freda Sainsbury who left Wednesday for St Johns Arizona. Games were played and a lunch served for the guests including Mable Eaton Ethlyn Ashton Alta Nora LaMar Nellie Gillman Laura and Jenny Parker Cora Belcher Florence Hansen Mrs Oleon Theora Johnson and Gladys Smith.

U. A Vernal Second Ward Freda Sainsbury St. Johns Arizona Mable Eaton Ethlyn Ashton Alta Nora LaMar Nellie Gillman Laura Jennie Parker Cora Belcher Florence Hansen Mrs. Oleon Theora Johnson Gladys Smith

M I A Conjoint Program Scheduled in First Ward Chapel

The M I A Conjoint program in Vernal wards will be held Sunday night August 6 in the First ward chapel from 8 to 9 pm. Features include piano solo by Lucile Hacking vocal by Mrs John L Siddoway reading by Isabel Hislop a saxophone duet by Ralph Siddoway and Kermit Young and a talk Enthusiasm and Imagination as Factors of Success by Hon Thomas W O'Donnell with a vocal by Reed Morrill.

First Ward Lucile Hacking John L. Siddoway Isabel Hislop Ralph Siddoway Kermit Young Thos W. O'Donnell Reed Morrill

Second Ward Y L M I A Ladies Enjoy Rainy Outing

Last Thursday evening, thirty five young ladies of the Second ward Y L M I A traveled on hay racks to a rainy outing near the divide. Several thrilling experiences were reported during the trip.

Second Ward

Mrs H E Rich Hosts Luncheon for Myrtle McEwan Visit

Mrs. H. E. Rich entertained about ten school chums and Miss Myrtle McEwan visiting from Wednesday until Monday. A delicious luncheon was served. Fort Duchesné references appear in the fragmentary text.

H. E. Rich Myrtle McEwan Rich

Dun chesnestake Official Targets Uintah Basin Booklet

Owen Bennion president of Dun chesnestake visited the city with George L. Powell to organize the Uintah Basin advertising booklet. Dennlon aims to obtain write ups for all communities and secure funds for the project ahead of printing. Bennion expects Vernal friends to meet at the Fort Duchesne industrial convention on August 16 17.

Owen Bennlon Dunchesnestake Mt. Emmons George L. Powell Bluebell Dennlon Uintah Basin Bennion Fort Duchesne

Lost coat from Jensen 4th of July parade

A small boy’s mackinaw coat is missing after the Jensen Fourth of July celebration. Return to Ira S. Gardner at this office.

Jensen Ira S. Gardner

President Heber J Grant address to August crowd

A large audience gathered on August 17 to hear President Heber J Grant speak. The event drew substantial excitement and crowd capacity expectations.

Heber J. Grant Katy Fort

Without Compromise at Vogue Theatre

Sheriff Leighton upholds order in a rough frontier town using nonlethal force. A desperate hand to hand fight frees his foster-sister’s killer, then he guards the prisoner from a lynch mob. The mob leader’s masked identity is revealed in a tense climax. William Farnum leads this country melodrama with a tender love angle.

Leighton Cys Willam Farnum Vogue Theatre

Appeals Case After Fine of Fifty Dollars

Bert McKee arrested on a liquor charge faced a hearing before Justice Irvin Eaton. He was fined 50 dollars, gave notice of appeal, and bond was set at 100 dollars. At preliminary hearing he pleaded not guilty. Prof. Hanson returned from Balt Lake City with John Pope and noted expanded university faculty plans.

Bert McKee Irvin Eaton William F. Hanson Balt Lake City John W. Pope

Agricultural Patents and Duchesne land notes

Weekly notice lists patents and land blocks in Duchesne Utah with owners Muntkny Lambert Match and Schlorol. Dr Wy I Taylor in Vernal addresses farmers on soil and feed efficiency for one and a half hours. Vernal Gun Club holds a special meeting with D H Madsen to discuss Uintah Basin issues.

Albert Maton The Vornall and Office Minnie Muntkny Lambert Noosevelt Utah OL. M. Vatenta Wy. I. Taylor Deora Art Duchesne Vernal Gun and Fifth Club Chamber of Commerce D. H. Madsen

Mrs Martin Returns Home After Illness and Surgery

Mrs. Ethel M. Martin arrived home Sunday from Salt Lake City after a serious operation for car trouble and flu complications. She is able to work at her millinery shop with assistance from Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Smith.

Ethel M. Martin Salt Lake City M. P. Smith Martin

Ophthalmic Specialist to Hold Eye Testing Session

Dra. Jr. and Willam M. Buswell from Salt Lake will be at the Vernal Hotel on Saturday August 4 offering free eye testing and references for glasses.

Dra. Jr Willam M. Buswell Ophthalmic Specialiste Salt Lake Vernal Hotel

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mosss Moore Nandlett Joe Galbraith Tomegeone Moreland Yernel A. A. Drigman Raven Camio Vera Johnson William C. Marshall Laspolmt Bia Earl E. Peterson East Lake City Luella Abplanalo Golden Rule James Monaghan H. B. Rich Ethel Jarre Misa Ruby Foster W. N. Sperling Bank of Vernal California Mra. Sperling Ener F. W. Cooper Roownevelt Magna Jook- Ang Gordon DeMoisy Burroughs Adding Machine Company Galt Lake City Charles DeMoisy James Cowpe Verbal Milling & Light Company Mildred Bates J. C. Bates Jacob N. Lyhbert A. H. Sainsbury Zion Canyon Mr.Lybbert Uintah Academy Jennie Hanson Aho Hanson Civil Service George E. Adams Mary Augustine Mra. Adams Sallie Morgan Calvert Josephine McCaslin Bernard Adams Augustine Jack Alfreds John Grosg Elmer Manwaring Naples M. F. Ryan Gordon Idaho Charles DeMolsy Ryan Bina Isabel DeMolay Dorn Mayor Barnes Brother MT Emmons MR. and Mrs. Cheney AL I. A Fort Duchesné VN Barbera Mr. Emmons Wobue Colleen Moore Callin Landis Harold Lloyd Max Linder Buck Jones Nits OF Europe Carter DeHaven Boenigcren Thomas Meighan Pres. Thomas U. of U Dr. Harris Outalda Mrs. Martin Zion Fort Duchgine School Lonvention Presy Grant Bamberger Walter N. Sperling Vernal Chamber of Commerce
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