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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1937
Page
2
Former senator Trones T. Davis argues for a balanced education combining head heart and hands. He warns that schools alone cannot mold responsible citizens and urges parents to supplement schooling with family prayers and civic duties to prepare children for work and service.
Thinklets Money line emphasizes mutual support between town and newspaper. It argues loyalty and cooperation build value in Vernal, urging immediate acts of boost from businesses, residents, and officials to sustain growth and well being.
The message urges ignoring present troubles and focusing on a fresh start. It emphasizes planning and action to build a better future, echoing optimistic themes of perseverance and unseen sunshine.
A Washington post era summary notes Attorney General Homer S. Cummings and Donald Richberg drafted the plan to reorganize the Supreme Court. Senator Joseph Robinson's death weakened momentum, and political maneuvering by Garner Lehman and others failed to deliver a compromise.
Mr and Mrs Hernard Winkter and family came from Blue Bell to bring Mrs Mary S Merrell who will visit here. Mr and Mrs Elwin Merrill son Ernest and John Adams of Dry Fork went to Rifle Colorado Saturday to visit Mrs Merle Nall.
An excerpt of a pioneer autobiography recounts early religious calling, ordinations, and leadership roles. The narrator describes being ordained as a deacon and later a high priest, teaching, and serving in the bishopric while reflecting on family duties and farming life on a desert valley farm.
Elma Merrell welcomed a baby born July 18 with the Merrell and Nall families. O L Jacobson hosted a party honoring Salt Lake visitors Talph Anderson and family with many neighbors present. Activities included Sunrise service in the grove, Marjorie Twitchell and Ian Johnson violin duets, readings by Elaine Goodrich, and Glad Reed Gardiner speaking at a welcome home event.
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