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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1932
Page
5
Residents in Vernal and nearby Duchesne report visitors and family updates. Mentions include Jennie Gray’s illness care, Miss Mayale Wall assisting at Maeser Store, showers and wedding celebrations for local families, travel to Roosevelt, Provo, and Salt Lake City, and church and genealogical activities. Several health updates and community gatherings fill the page.
Naples residents report a week of club activities with the local swimming party at Old Bridge hole and a series of fireside events. Mrs Fuller Merrill returns from Rector mine. families including Dermard Winkler and Mary Merrett travel to Bluebell. Latvor Merrell and Arthur visit Bluebird class leaders and other members amid a busy social week.
The article lists Democratic delegates including John Ken ney Jere Meléeod Louis Golder and Jack Heatherco with Republican delegates Fred A Nichols Reginald Nichols and John Purdy. It mentions Mr and Mrs J Caltharp visiting relatives on Devigies Creek July 30 and Phyllis Caltharp White’s siting. It notes graduates from Grand Junction high school this June and Brown of Bash Ross Tool company visiting Huntington Park California to cut tools from a deep test well. Drill operations paused due to an accident.
Roy Taylor and aidon Hasmussen were released from Sunday school duties as counselors to Harvey Fraallincer. Rolon and Grand Farmussen were chosen as new counselors. MM Ness of Grand Perks ND, with the department of seri culture, inspected fel loans in town Thursday. James Byweter of Myton visited his wife here over Surcas and has now left for work in another town.
Leota visitors include Raymond Stoddard andJerr Murray with a large crowd gathering for refreshments. Bundsy Jay Barney stopped by Vernal during the weekend while Mrs Seals returned from Salt Lake City and Oscar Jensen plans a trip to see his ailing father. Mrs Jackson was called to Duchesne City for the funeral of her sister Mrs Maryhe who left three children after the flu took her husband years ago.
Benjamin Slaugh gave a talk on pioneering at a conjoint meeting. Mrs Alfred Simner and Mrs Hyrum Silaugh performed Hard Times Shell Come No More. Mrs Buist and J C Buist gave a vocal duet When You and I Were Young Maggie. Mrs Thomas Robbins, Maria Jackson, and Shirel Williamson contributed talks. Names and visits to relatives in Wyoming California and Price are noted.
Sunday meetings and family visits fill the week as Thomas Todd voices talk at a content meeting. Mrs Fannie Todd hosts Nedrae Todd’s ninth birthday while many attended a chicken roast at the Bingham home in Roosevelt and Bluebell visitors report travel and health updates.
Mrs Sellers has been visiting in Uintah Basin for two weeks. The Morrisons plan to be away several weeks. Mrs Albert Dunham with kids Buddy and Winifred rejoin Mr Dunham in Krassadnah Colorado. Mrs Fugene Gardner and Miss Donneta Johnson visited at Mr and Mrs Atewoot’s. Miss Johnson is Mrs Atwood’s mother. Mary Potter of Gilinee visits with Mrs Albert Freestone. The Maeser ward Primary contest on Ashley ward grounds. Atwood and Terrel Atwood travel to Laman Wyoming via Carter Station and Fort Bridger.
The largest boiler in the United Basin was installed at the Water coal mine. The 724 by 181 by 1245 high power boiler weighed nine tons and was brought in by trucks with effort. CH Richards of Pron A installed it, while state boiler inspector Dresure recorded 165 pounds of steam pressure. Visitors from Vernal were Theodore Johnson and Driver EL Smith who spoke at the meeting. I. A. was reorganized with Reed Babcock as president and Leo Elder as first counselor.
An Ives resident Madelene Croley of Little Rock Arkansas writes that after one year on Kruschen Salts she weighed 140 pounds and now weighs 116 pounds. The ad asserts health benefits including clearer skin and increased activity while warning to avoid fatty foods.
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