Local Social Notes Highlight Wyoming Visit and Vernal Trip
Town tall Edgar Calder travels in Wyoming on a business trip. Mr and Mrs Ryan Hacking celebrate the birth of their baby Loy. Miss Elna Cooper of Whiterocks visited Vernal on Tuesday. Hamilton and David Calder spent the weekend in Salt Lake City. Mr and Mrs Porter and daughter Dorothy Page of Duchesne were in Vernal on Monday for business. Mrs Bererppa Rich hosted several socials during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elna Cooper
Whiterocks
Hamilton
David Calder
Salt Lake City
Porter
Dorothy Page
Duchesne
Mrs Henry Visits Relatives in Marysvale Utah
Mrs George F Henry of Marysvale Utah is here visiting with her sister Mrs L McNaughton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F Henry
Marysvale
Utah
L. McNaughton
Cal der Family Welcomes Baby Boy Blake
The home of Mr and Mrs Leo Calder welcomed a baby boy named Blake on Sunday afternoon. The Blake birth adds joy to the Calder family as they celebrate the new arrival at home. The text also notes a conference event with Apostle David O. McKay scheduled for Saturday and Sunday at the Tech Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Calder
Blake
Tech
David O McKay
Bapt superintendent Olsen returns to Vernal from Berkeley
Mr Olsen resumes duties in Vernal after attending summer school in Berkeley California where he brewed beer as part of a training program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S Olsen
Vernal
Berkeley
California
Mr Olsen
Trae Beer
Atendiang
Payson man joins Harold Calder in concert hit
W A McClelland of Payson appears with Harold Calder in a noted performance. McClelland is described as a nephew of Professor McClelland, the organist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W A McClelland
Payson
Harold Calder
Professor McClelland
Salt Lake Trip Ends For Local Residents
Mr George Adams and Miss Ora Hunting drove to Salt Lake on Saturday and returned on Monday Mr and Mrs F J Young Sr went back to their home in Salt Lake on Sunday after six weeks in Vernal
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Adams
Miss Ora Hunting
Salt Lake
Mis F J Young Sr
Vernal
Death notice for Mrs Chas Ho Iirth in Quincy
Mrs Chas Ho Iirth died Monday morning August 18 at her home in Quincy after years of ill health including asthma and heart trouble. She is survived by one daughter and three sons.
Adams Visits Aunt Mary Auguston in East Lose City
Xirt Geo Adams spent last Sunday afternoon visiting Aunt Mary Augustin in East Lose City. Aunt Mary has been ill but enjoyed the visit and asked Mrs Adams to tell all her Vernal friends that she wanted to come home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo Adams
Mary Auguston
Ealt Lose City
Mary
Mrs Adams
Vernal
John Perry
Jimmy Coup
Jimmy
Joe Howard
Ann
Betsy Belcher
Lizzie Harey
Clarence
Pope
Gunes Mia
Blacks Ward
the Express
Bilthe and Burtons
Jim Barker
Coumty
Ashley Town
Bill Preece
Doctor Hullinger
Woll Creek
Victor Heglway
Old Fort Duchesne
Fort Duchesne
Altonah
Tabiona
Dinosaur Monument
Wolf Creek
Nethor
George Adams
Jimmy Neilson
Saint Vitus
Miss Doty
Howard
George Manwaring
Bishop Freestone
Vernal City
Tathelov Ik
Cedar City
Utah
Vernal Relief Society Meeting At Bennion Home
The Vernal Second ward Relief Society met Tuesday at Mrs Enos Bennion's house with sixty two ladies in attendance. Mrs Don B Colton presented an educational talk on her trip through Virginia, followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal Second Ward Relief Society
Enos Bennion
Don B Colton
Virginia
Uintah County Flood Aid Drive Urged by San Francisco HQ
A wire sent to James IE Wallis chairman of the American Hed Croga Chapter Uintah County urges residents to raise 250 dollars to aid flood sufferers. A meeting is set for 10 o’clock Saturday at the Uintah State Bank to discuss the crisis. Miss Lor, King hosted a dinner in honor of Mrs Eldon Chipman with a table of sweet peas and green candles, seating Mrs Eldon Chipman, Mrs Merrilt Young, Miss Alice Pederson, fleas Gladys McCoy, and Mrs Evelyn Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James IE Wallis
Hed Croga
Uintah County
San Francisco
Untah
Lor, King
Hemor
Eldon Chipman
Merrilt Young
Misa Alice Pederson
Fleas
Gladys McCoy
Dvelyn Green
Uintah County Fair Set for September 2 1923
Stringham and Peterson lead preparations for the Uintah County Fair to be the best yet with daily meetings. The fair committee of the county works to ensure a successful event at the fairgrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah County
OH Stringham
Peterson
Spers Family Members Travel After Week of Visitors
Mrs Kenneth Spers daughter Von da and Gordon Young returned home Tuesday afternoon after taking Mrs Thelma Stevens daughter Curtney and Miss Nada Speirs to Salt Lake City last Friday. They left the same afternoon for Davenport Draw to join Mr Speirs. Mr Young returned to Vernal Wednesday accompanied by Claire Stevens who has been visiting at the Spers sheep camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Spers
Vonda
Gordon Young
Irs
Thelma Stevens
Curtney
Nada Speirs
Salt Lake City
Davenport Draw
Speirs
Mr Young
Vernal
Claire Stevens
Spetrs
Wallace and Calder Return from Salt Lake to Chicago
Wallace and Calder arrived back in Chicago with her accompanying her husband who will resume his dentistry studies after returning from Salt Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace & Calder
Salt Lake
Husband
Chicago
Chicken thefts resurface as flock goes missing
A chicken house padlock was found knocked off and all chickens were carried away. Officers investigate and believe they are on the track of the guilty parties.
Current Taples Club swims at Crystal Baths gathering
Nine members and several guests attended a Thursday swim at the Crystal Baths following lunch on the lawn at Mrs Ray Stringham’s home. Attendees included Mrs Ross Hunt Mrs Richard Carson and Mrs Arthur Man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taples Club
Crystal Baths
Yan
Ray Stringham
Ross Hunt
Richard Carson
Arthur Manwarning
Bus passenger offers seat in quiet exchange
A crowded bus scene shows a workingman giving his seat to a woman who accepts without looking. He whispers an unclear apology or thanks, but she does not respond. The brief exchange captures small, respectful social gestures on public transport.
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Mio
Love and Courtesy Turned Inward in Tender Verse
The poem contrasts how strangers receive politeness while close ones bear harsher treatment. It laments that annoyance rises from loved ones and urges reflection on how we flatter outsiders and wound those we cherish most. Written by Taylor Holales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Holales
Daughters of Utah Pioneers honor Aunt Lydia Hardy in Maeser
The Uintah County group met at Mrs Frank Smith home in Maeser to celebrate Aunt Lydia Hardy’s eightieth birthday. Ella Cook presided, Cornelia Peterson led, and songs and readings recalled pioneer life as a pink rose cake and robe gift were exchanged. Next meetings were planned for September 12 and August 27 at the Seminary building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia’ Hirdy
Daughters of
Utah
Uintah County
Frank Smith
Maeser
Tridow
Ella Cook
Cornelia Peterson
Lydia Nfardy
Meda Walker
Eunice Smith
Cornelia Petersen
Carl Davis
Davis
Hardy
Josephine Brd
Mra Hardys
Ella Couck
Grace Colton
Daughters of the Pioneers
Smith
Anna Evans Smith
Mazie Christensen
David Bkarren
Thre Oelock
Daughters of the Utah Pioneers
District Court Proceedings Include Arraignment and Court Orders
The district court docket shows charges and rulings including an arraignment for murder intent with ten days to amend an indictment, a remand for illegal possession of intoxicating liquors, a habeas corpus denial with $200 fine or six months, an order for Leslie Duke to pay $20 monthly child support, a $300 bond requirement, and ten days given for amended complaints in multiple cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sault
Hy Rasmussen
Justices Court
Leslie Duke
Annie J Atwood
J P Atwoo
W Marton
Consolidated Wagon and Machine Co
Sunder
Ashley Co
A N Johnson
Bennion
Earl Miller
Herman Miller
Former Vernalite recalls early Vernal life and travels
A long reminiscence from a former Vernal resident recounts visits, people, places, and changes from the early town days to a thriving region. The writer names mills, editors, courts, doctors, and old friends, reflecting on roads, apricots, freight, and community memories. He looks forward to returning one day.
Piano Students Recital Receives Public Invite Aug 28
Theora J Whetten presents a piano recital Thursday evening August 28 at eight in the Second Word Chapel. Performances include Humoresque Dserak Tone Johnson Vesper Hymn Williams Ruth Winder The Jumping Jack Mildred Ostlan The Tale of a Bear Essie Jane Sowards and more with violin and piano pieces by Ruth and Ada Winder and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theora J Whetten
Dserak Tone Johnson
Williams Ruth Winder
Jumping Jack
Williams
Mildred Ostlan
Bear
Smulding
Essie Jane Sowards
Kenneth Sowards
Hopscotch
Irs Taylor
Spaulding
Afton Carter
Tridell News Makers Discuss Morrill Family Reunion Plan
A report from Tridell notes local club interest, visits by Loyd Mullins and Mrs Sudweelsteep, and a proposed Morrill family reunion. Residents Amy Morrill, Hyrum Morrill, Sarah Sudweelsteep, and others hosted visitors from Provo, Kimberley Idaho, Uintah Junction, and Maeser while planning a central gathering. A sow killed by lightning during a hailstorm is mentioned and health news includes Nebeker tooth extractions.
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Peterson
Tridell
Club
Tridell Boys
Lloyd Mullins
Prove Ts
Alice Morrill Loyd
Provo
Provo High School
Taggart
Utah
Morgan
Parley Hoodrich
Jennie Goodrich Forest Goodrich
Ray Goodrich
Nettle Merkley
Merkley
Stephen M Ross
Rae Hebecer
Ealt Lake
Nebekear
Nebeker
Tridelt
Sarah Morrill
Kimberley
Idaho
Ton Lettie
Roctor
Joseph Sudbecks
David
Josph Sudacks
Proto
Travesite Tidwerks
Hich
Hyrum Morrill
Fam
Horace Moritard
Sarah Sudweelsteep
Horace Morrill
Wyrida Morrill
Uintah
Junction
Sudweeks
Charles Mor Tl
John Morrill
Tie
Fdna McConkey
Maerer
Ethel Goodrich
Hospital births and procedures at Vernal area
A series of Vernal and Richens hospital notes report a baby girl born to Mr and Mrs George Marcussen on Friday at Richens Hospital, a baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Ben Samuels at Vernal Hospital, and several recoveries and operations. Mrs Clyde Campbell had appendicitis surgery at Vernal Hospital, Mrs Arthur Manwaring is improving after an operation, and Mrs Earl Miller is scheduled for an appendicitis and tonsil operation. Also noted are discharge of Joseph Haslem Earl Goodrich and James Gurman from Vernal hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Marcussen
Richens Hospital
L Richens
Mieser
Richens
Ben Samuels
Oak Creek
Colorado
Vernal Hospital
Clyde Campbell
Arthur Manwaring
Earl Miller
Joseph Haslem
Earl Goodrich
James Gurman
Secret Service Man Reports Women Miss Poor Detectives
A secret service man notes that women mishear or misdetect clues and jokes about waiting until he is married. The fragment hints at skepticism toward women's judgment and a personal timeline for marriage.
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Secret Service
Cow encounter spooks children as herd confronts pair
A schoolday scene ends with a boy and a girl escaping a herd of cows. The girl fears danger, while the boy dismisses the threat, noting cows seldom harm people. The foremost cow appears calm as the pair edge away.
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James H Watts WM
B Wallis
Vernal Utah
Biuger
Greater
Asilfy Valley
Ut4t
N11
Edgar Calder
Wyoming
Mrs Ryan Hacking
Loy
Bererppa Rich
Pas Trinute
Odonnell
J. G. Peppard Seed Company
Ugripe Tow and Crepte
Vernal, Utah
Roosevelt, Utah
Vernalitf
Presser
Duayne Johnson
Ed Halts
Reba Eaton
Wilcox
Mary Hoett
Chopin
Wanda Johnson
Hospital
Sens
Mand
Ruth Chatterton and
Frederic Marsh
Sarah and Son
Ken Maynard
Fighting Legion
Norma Terris
Booth Tarkington
Kerby
John Gilbert and
Leena Owen
FOX News and Cartoon
Beebe Daniels
Love Comes
John W Poor
Protector Typewriter
WS Henderson Alitf
John W
J O King
J F Alexander
Vernal Vernal Hotel
Jersey
Pontha Caldla
Thomas W .Donnell
County Clerks Office
Wilson Murray
May Maude Garrett- O Donnell
A&a Chutch
Thomas W O'Donnell
Heber City
John Bennion
JSLAS
Rupoe
McKee
Frank Hatch
Adair Tyzack
Reciva
MeNess
Meness Coo
Dept H
Freeport
Urintran Strate Ban‘ Vernal Ele Utah
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