Davis the 4 A baby boy arrives at Slaugh home
A brief society notes item reports the birth of a baby boy to Mr and Mrs Benjamin Slaugh Jr and that mother and baby are healthy.
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1923
Page
3
A brief society notes item reports the birth of a baby boy to Mr and Mrs Benjamin Slaugh Jr and that mother and baby are healthy.
Floyd Hume assistant postmaster his wife and child Mrs L E Hume his mother and brother Claude left for Ogden Friday to visit relatives during his vacation.
Ashley Winn and Clarence Winn visit Mr and Mrs Dert Wisn and Mr and Mrs Jerry Walker families. Alvin Weeks returns from Salt Lake City. William Lowry visits family from Price. Grandpa Kidd has been ill but improves. Conjoint Sunday program includes George Richardson and Cora Hardy singing, Charlotte Corless recitation, Tesale Winn and Mildred MecCarrell. Miss Yona Richardson returns from Myton. Mrs David Karren Sr moves to Blue Mountain. Stella Hardy family on the mountain with Mable Richardson. Avorn Winn stays with grandparents Franti Petors after returning from Salt Lake City.
Gusher President B O Colton and family visited Vernal on Monday while Roosevelt resident Bill Arnold stayed with his parents over the weekend. Ray Kimball also traveled to Vernal on Monday. Mrs J A Arnold returned home at Jonsen last Wednesday. George Dickson of the government saw mill went to Salt Lake City to enroll his daughter Belle in school, accompanied by his son-in-law Jack Miller and L C Hendershot and Milton Nichols of Cedarview.
Mrs Myron Perry of Provo visiting at the Batty home. Mrs Will Reid and children returned from Provo. Leon Duke and Ralph Gilligan came from Sunnyside and left Tuesday. Miss Delta Duke joined them. Francia Ross and family of Ioka visiting relatives in the ward. J S Gumner came from Diamond Mountain. Roy Duke returned from Provo after two weeks. George Perry and family returned from Mapleton. Alonzo Winward and family of Salt Lake City visiting Will Winward.
Mrs Curtig and Mr Dickson of Fort Duchesne visited Bren nan home Sunday. Bee Hive girls returned from a mountains trip Friday. Colorado Park Ditch meeting postponed till George Ashton returns from Salt Lake City. O H Bracken of Roosevelt visited Friday. Merwin Westover went to Vernal after his wife. Mrs May Coft of Kansas City visiting cousin Mrs Hugh Owens. Mrs George Ashton word received of operation Friday. He seems to be getting along fine.
Classified snippet seeks a capable solicitor or partial hire. Call for details and availability.
The Randlett Camp Fire girls left Monday morning for Whiterocks to watch the Indian Sun Dance and spent a few days away.
A social notes column reports on trips to Whiterocks and Roosevelt by Mr and Mrs William Rudge Mr and Mrs A G Anderson Miay Douaher and others. Updates include Mrs Carroll Dill returning from Colorado and Mrs Lewis Timothy from Roosevelt. Families like the Hackings Lemmons Carrols and Hansen groups are mentioned with visits and travel events. A shower honors Mrs Lloyd Richards includes a mock marriage and gifts while Mrs Raymond Hansen visits Gosher and family. Francis Cole and chicken pox quarantine and Salt Lake City visit by Mrs Joseph Hardy and daughter Gladys are noted.
Fred A. Gross assumes duties as superintendent in Fort Duchesne and moves into the former residence of A. H. Kneale. Local updates note residents returning from Logan and a nonreturn of the Indian ball team, with reports of Mrs. Ramsdell's return from nursing duties and a thriving turkey herd. The Indian Sun dance began August 6 with ceremonies and pole driving for the corral, amid a large procession and dance preparations.
Calla Koontz and Oran Koontz join Josephine and Betty Varges with Ardl Cristia Wanda Rudy in a local social announcement noting family ties and connections.
Dr Bunwell of East Lake city visited Monday. Elmer Angud departed Saturday for Provo on threshing machine business. William Wilson coming home from Heiner Utah. Mr and Mrs C B Bartlett of Tridel attended Sunday school. Dan Anderson Jett Clark Russell Harrison left Tuesday for outside points. Mr and Mrs Caldwell from Price visit their mother and family. Mrs Caldwell formerly Miss Josse Stoker.
R M Qil creast of South Dakota State college advises destroying queen cells to stave off swarming. If cells are found, inspect again in 7 to 10 days and remove new cells. For advanced cases move brood to a new hive with a queen excluder, then separate brood and provide ample room and ventilation to deter swarming.
President Harding proclaims 12 square miles of Powell National Forest in southern Utah as Bryce Canyon National Monument. The uniquely colored canyon features minarets and towers carved by nature, praised as a scenic gem near the Grand Canyon with future road and stage line access planned.
Thursday morning the new chemical engine was tested by the mayor, city council, and fire department at the city square. The pressure reached the desired level and a full pressure stream operated for about seven minutes. The machine is expected to excel in initial fire combat.
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