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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1921
Page
4
Numerous local updates from Jensen and nearby Ashley Valley recount visits, social events, and travel. Highlights include a mixed tea shower for Verven e at Mrs Jon Genea's, neighbors visiting from Diamond Mountain and Helper, and various returns from trips to Roosevelt, Vernal, and Rangeley.
A two day Sunday School outing on the 25th and 26th marked Pioneer Ward celebrations with camp on the White Rocks River. Families set up tents, enjoyed camp fires, and listened to a program of singing, prayers, readings, and entertainments. Later activities included baseball, donkey rides, and a dance on the 27th with cream sales supporting the Sunday school treasury. Notable attendees include Forest Slaugh, Bishop Horace Morrill, and families from Roosevelt and Baldies areas.
Uintah County financial statement continues with numerous payments to individuals and local businesses in Vernal and Uintah area. Items include general, roads, and poor accounts with charges to Vernal Express Pub Co, Vernal Light Co, Uintah Bank, and multiple residents such as Lee Caldwell, Dan Butty, Geo W Perry, Archin Johnson, Alma Preece, and many others across 13217 to 13320 numbers, totaling a dense roll of year postings.
Ashley David Timothy and his son Ru lon and nephew Elmer Timothy left for Diamond mountain last Friday to dig a well on Theodore Johnson's farm. Seeley F L Noel and families returned Friday after an uneventful mountain outing amid recent storms that toppled heavy grain. Mae Scoville and son Harold of Laramie Wyoming visit Mrs Sarah Adams. Billa Hatch visits Mrs David Timothy and is in poor health. George Conversa and mother from their Diamond dry farm visit for fruit. Converse has traveled widely but prefers home. A conjoint M IA session is planned for next Sunday with Salo, Miss Lela Preece and Miss Jen reading.
Maeser stake board members host former leaders including Mrs Ann Hack ine who has been bed bound with a broken toe. A luncheon follows lively games. Fred Anderson and family visit Lone Tree and Orin Collett. LeRoy Carro? returns from Honolulu with wife and child. Mrs Bert Singleton hosts daughter's birthday with crepe paper lanterns cake and candies. George S. Riddle visits Escalante then to Treservation farm. Blake Caldwell plans California return with aunt Sadie Johnson. William Oaka reports wife improving on Provo trip for medical treatment.
A patient at the D. H. Hospital in Salt Lake City has recovered from surgery and resumed duties in the hospital. The news notes her prompt return to work and ongoing recovery.
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