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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1927
Page
7
Vernal Utah reporters note action under the March 2 1879 act as a $250 TLR ELAR IV advance related to postal affairs at the Vernal post office.
Mr and Mrs Albert Slaugh welcome a baby girl born August 8, with mother and child doing well. Francia Martin, son of Mrs Ethel Martin, plans a two week visit after returning from Salt Lake City. Mrs Fithes Starvey and Mrs Nelle Merkley with Albert Smith of Tridell report a business victory in town. Dr and Mrs Bart Lewis visit with their two children Monday for two weeks with relatives and friends elsewhere in Idaho. Mr and Mrs Lars Naese announce a baby girl born Saturday August 9, mother and child thriving. The new home of Mr and Mrs Calvin Markall south of town progresses rapidly.
Mrs Olive Daviy and her daughter Corny Rae returned home after a visit. Parents Mr and Mrs Robert Satasbury of St Johns Ariz.
Miss Isabell Duhcan daughter of Mrs Teasip Sualn returned home Saturday after spending part seven weeks with relatives at Roosevelt and Appleton.
Local notables from Price joined a party to Vernal with Sheir frat members. They appeared impressed by a small community club gathering during the outing.
Merce and Mrs William Collyer and their two children, long at the summer homestead and sheep camp of the noted proun dain, are visiting the town for a week.
Mrs Mabel Pmpey and her mother Mrs LeHoy Taylor of 1 Rice attended the UHoT GC out Port D1 and then motor to Vernal for a short visit with friends.
Thamer, a former Vernal resident and leader, was in Huntington Utah near the end of last week. He met with many friends and exchanged greetings at the headquarters.
Ming Deane Lennion, who has been in Salt Lake City this summer attending Guiness College, is set to be home Thursday of the thirty week and will be part of the high school faculty structure this year.
Mrs St F Neff and two children of Craig ColO visit the home of Mrs Inog 2binion on Wednesday. Mrs Benn and Wr Neff visited Rangaly where Wr Neff is employed at the oil walls.
Mr and Mrs Hans Hartlet and their three children of Lrovo traveled Sunday to spend a week with relatives and friends. Mrs Hartlett and the children remain at the home of Mrs Ant Mra Wg Berideraon.
The readable fragment mentions a group of girls under a director named Ivy Many Martin and a canoeing activity accompanied by a group including the Heg Hive girl of Vaceer. The damaged source limits specifics on event names, dates, or locations.
The second word Vutual reorganizes with Billy Werkley as president of the young men's association and Mrs Rose Walker as president of the young ladies association. Glen Denilon and Mrs Mary Hateh are the outgoing officers.
Wilbur Atwood son of Wr and Mrs Batl Atwood attended the BIC with his grandmother Mra Witkin Madgkinson and other Telailves Wr Atwood came to Vernal then returned to his home on Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs VN J Wlane n were killed on a trip to Salt Lake last week while their daughter Grace remains in Salt Lake for a short visit. Alise Saunders, a niece, returns with the Elansene party and will visit here for some time. Emma Fairfax of Rains Stah, formerly of this county, has bought a home in Provo and will move before year’s end. Her daughter Madeline, a graduate of Ulstsh high school last spring, will attend BYU Provo.
A Willye Knight sedan was delivered to Abe Hatthermal by the felph $3 Motor Co. The noted transaction records a vehicle delivery with a local dealer and recipient named Abe Hatthermal.
Mrs Clair Coupe and her young daughter Sybil of Lon Ange le visit the HOME home. Mr and Mrs James Coupe Howard St Woolley return Monday from a weeklong vacation in Glenwood Springs Craig and Grand June lon Coly.
Mrs A A DSrigman of Wye arrived Sunday and will visit Whee Ger Slater, Mrs Adair Tyzack Mack, and a brother of Mrs Tyzack. Mrs Brigman is also visiting with them in Los Angeles.
Mr and Mrs F. C. Francke and Billy and Miss Dorla McKitt of Kansas City, Mo, are visiting at the home of Dr and Mrs J. M. Francke. The visitors arrived last week and will stay for some time.
Mrs Hesefe Swain underwent a serious operation at home on Saturday August 6 and is recovering as expected. Mrs Swain of Hingham, a graduate of the LD 8 hospital, is here nursing her.
Mrs Richard Jensen and Mrs Dale, who have been visiting Mrs Jensen's daughter Ira Vanda and Jo er in Tooele for three weeks, returned home last week with Mrs Joer accompanying her.
The Allan Chevrolet Company lists a pair of vehicle models including names such as WA Gregory Sernal touring Alton Verhole W5ton roadster and Quray roadster along with Thomas Cloward Whiterocks coupe Wal laca Wall and Vernal Cabrolet in a catalog-like notice.
Ingley and his friend Le lard Argyle visited Mr Ingle a glitter Mrs Alvin Weeks who had been visiting in Bountiful with relatives and friends for the year month. The two young men left Sunday morning for Bountiful.
Editors report that except for Trilell no letters arrived this week before Wednesday. They warn that late replies may not be published and aim to reach readers by Thursday afternoon going forward.
Mrs Lydia and her family report gradual improvement after a serious illness. Lydia’s daughter shows signs of recovery while other relatives, including Mrs Fleasman and Jake from the island, arrived over the weekend.
In Utah and nearby counties restrictions allow sage hen and Mourle dove shooting between specified dates. A daily limit of fifteen applies for doves. Public notices announce dates and compliance requirements for hunters this season.
Mrs T L Foote and Elizabeth Layman of Salt Lake City are guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Witheck. They motored with the Withecks to Glenwood Springs and Norrig, where they visited with Mr and Mrs Witheck Jr.
Hansen and companions arrived last week for a four day visit to Frovo with his wife and family. They plan to open their residence during the stay and stop by Kamony mountain to inspect their homestead. Norman Glyen accompanied them on the mountain trip.
James If Wallia travels Wednesday morning to Salt Lake City with wife Mrs Wallia daughter Thelma and granddaughter Beth Romney for an executive committee meeting of the Public Health Association. They will join daughter Jasale Robison of Idaho Falls and her husband Leo Robison and family, now making their home in Salt Lake City. This marks four married children settling in the state capital as Mr Robison serves as western organizer for related stores.
JosephTracking's son Don writes from Montreal July le ant recounting a smooth trip with 23 elders. They were met in Liverpool by English elders and James E Talmadge. Don will study six weeks at Cologne Germany before Woarke work at Lelmenstrase 49 Switge erland.
Dr and Mrs Joseph Hughes of Panish Bork and Enos D Bennion and Mrs W Henderson motored up to Remember the Maine and farther up the canyon to see Indiana hieroglyphics Saturday morning. The trip was a most delightful one for all.
Pr PD Gleaton reports from the capital city that Snyder or Snyder Skylee staton and Jordun Fowler of Fowlere Dairy have returned Tuesday evening from a business trip to Salt Lake. Mr Fowler owns four new Oldsmobile coupes. Gleaton mentions his wife is engaged in permanent hair waving.
Local residents attend a Rainbow dance hosted by Tops. many Jensen people visited Vernal for a tent show. Baptisms occurred on Green River banks as several families, including the Dudleys and Petersens, were noted among attendees. Families plan travel to Juniper Springs and Salt Lake for business and medical needs. farming activity and egg demand were mentioned amid improving weather and harvest efforts.
A fragment describes Raven Mining Co near Fort Duchesne with mentions of undertaker, gitsonite dizwera, and proximity about 24 miles northwest in a rural setting. The phrasing is fragmentary and unsettled.
The article recounts Captain William Kidd a British navigator active 1690s to 1701 and later rumors that he and his crew hid treasure along the Atlantic coast near Mintauk Point and other locales. It notes his 1695 royal commission to seize pirates and his execution in London on May 23.
A garbled note mentions chips and tones tied to a mood or event. The text is incomplete and unclear, offering no verifiable facts, names, or places to anchor a proper summary.
The readable fragments show scattered words and letters, with no clear event or names. The text appears to be a damaged newspaper snippet, offering minimal context about any public action or notice.
The readable portion shows nonsensical phrasing with misspelled words and missing context. No clear people places organizations or events can be identified for a factual summary.
A fragmented account links Archimedes exclamation Eureka to Archimedes Bath idea and to the California motto Eureka. The tale recalls Archimedes testing King Ptolemy’s crown with a water displacement argument about gold versus silver and buoyancy.
Natalie Kingston, the movie actress, debuts large hats with unusual tilts and feminine trimmings. Flowers and feathers slim the outlines while side and back treatments appear. Kingston wears several charming models in new films as diamonds in the public eye.
The Vernal City Council announces plans to build sidewalks along Uintah Avenue First West to Fifth West and First South to Sixth West plus other segments. The project includes a gravel base four inches thick with two inches of asphalt at an estimated cost per running foot. Protests against the improvements or the special tax assessments must be filed by September 2 1927 with the City Recorder.
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