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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1922
Page
3
Instructional notice urging correspondents to mail news items to reach Vernal on Tuesday and Wednesday deadlines. Emphasizes sending unique news, writing on one side of paper, and including initials of individuals with care for spelling.
Abhul eh Y Mra and Alvin Seeley with three children visit Ashley relatives for ten days. Kathrine Scow of Ashton Idaho, becomes Seeley niece and housekeeper since wife’s death. Various locals and travelers mentioned with multiple connections to the Seeley circle and regional movements.
Evelyn Feterson reports visitors from Woodland staying with son Laula. Liste Oberhansley hosts a birthday party with Amanda Mitchell and others dancing and lunch. William Oberhansley and wife welcome a baby girl born August 9, both well. MTA rally on James Hennin’s lawn served ice cream and cake. Nomer Peterson visits from Price. Zelda Prescott returns from Kamas. A Roosevelt trip brings home a sick child. Campbell Lilster and Joe Walker’s ranch crews report thick locusts. Jasper Pike’s family visits Stoosevt. Mrs. Dickson and Mrs. Brettan nurse at home. Jasper Ellett injures an ankle but improves. Fort Duchesne and Roosevelt Sunday schools picnic at Uintah park draws large crowd.
A Naples community page reports travel stories from Abner Richens and Charles Iverson returning from Yellowstone. It notes a Sunday school class party for teacher Porter Goodrich and a storm near Jensen. many local residents and relatives are listed with travels, births, marriages and temple plans, plus a Maeser water system birthday surprise for Thomas Bingham and relief society conference notes.
Registration at the home of Bishop Horace Morrill drew few participants during the first two days of registration on Monday and Tuesday. Stake officers present at the primary ward conference included President Ruth Bennion Vilaly Bennion Mary Winder and Ona Woolley.
Miss Fern Ross, reporter, notes visitors from Lapoint and Neola. Mr and Mrs James Marshall and Calvin Marshall returned Friday. Mr and Mrs Sam Peterson visited James Reid’s family. Mr and Mrs Martin Fletcher came from Lapoint, returning Monday. Belle Hatt returned to Duchesne, after a month with relatives. Erwin Peterson and Willam Sprouse also visiting.
Cedarview H P Marsing of Nampa Idaho surveys mining prospects in the valley and aims to take in the entire area. Richard Fenn heads toward Salt Lake City to be away until spring. Thomas Roberts’ blacksmith shop was struck by lightning last week. roof demolished but no injuries. R A Powell and family trip to Yellowstone Park. Bee Hive girls Wells branch led by Eva Johnson spend four days at Yellowstone Creek fishing and picking raspberries.
Supt A H Kneale Special Superintendent of Indian Schools Mr Branden Ross Crandall Richard Henick Mrs A H Kneale and Mrs Branden spent a few days reviewing the Indian grazing land and fishing last week. Joseph Walker and family stay at the ranch with Dr Mayers of Whiterocks and Hugh Owens and daughter of Randlett visiting town. Mr and Mrs Louis Mace made a short visit.
Mrs Joseph Hacking and daughters Josephine and Lela Preece attended a Primary conference in Lapoint. Mr Hacking drove them there in his car. Mrs Ab Miebeong, sister of Syl v?nns Collett, and two Hartford daughters, are visiting for fruit. Francis Cole welcomes a baby boy weighing eight pounds. All are reported well. Mrs Fred Ackhurst stays with E D Gemmon’s while they vacation in Denver.
Mrs. James A Winn remains seriously ill while her mother Mrs. Mary E ONeil stays with her in Glines ward. Owen Rudy and Mr Monish, a mail carrier, took vacations. The MITA session featured a talk by Ross Crandall on America the Promised Land. The Young Men's Mutual Improvement Association was reorganized last month. Asher Bingham remains president with Rudy and Rawlings as assistants. Honey harvest begins with light crops observed by Ira Caldwell. Miss La Prele Marroll, injured by lightning, remains deaf and weak but expected to recover. John A Gardner returned from Salt Lake City after visiting Winifred Long and Wong Sing. The community notes include dancing lamp appreciation and reports from the agricultural convention at Logan.
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