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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1940
Page
6
The article advocates strong support for boys and girls clubs across rural and urban areas. It highlights benefits including cooperation, organization, leadership, bookkeeping, and job opportunities for farm youth during vacations, urging business leaders to back the program. It also mentions unrelated notes on crime, space, and miscellaneous sayings.
A Uinta County reminiscence recalls 8470 population, Don B Colton nominated for Republican congressman, H L Reid family moves to St George, Jacobson named Uintah Academy principal, newborn daughter to Syrin Cook, George A Blaugh with large watermelon crop, plans for reservoirs to secure valley water, and workforce versus World War I casualties. Forty years ago items include Vernon's farm purchase, Nellie Richardson and Charles Billy marriage, Mrs David Manwaring baby girl, S M Norris stage line coach, a new Methodist Episcopal church in Vernal, plus world records in agriculture and architecture.
A long Jensen region summary lists births at Vernal August 15 to Lynn and Mrs Dudley and a baby boy. Couples and families visit relatives in Jensen, Vernal, Jackson and Craig. A marriage license was issued at Duchesne, later solemnized in Vernal by President Hyrum Calder, with a former Waggoer daughter Mrs Cook. Local travels cover visits, medical trips, and farming news.
A crowded Vernal Lapoint roundup lists residents visiting kin, attending funerals, and celebrating. Names include Golden Winn, Asher Caldwell, Quince Johnson, Chuck Taylor, Clyde Hack, Elizabeth Nebeker, Barbara Rasmussen, Louis Ebel, Barbara entering BYU, and many others. A hospital neck operation for a child near East Lake and a power-line outage at Moon Lake are noted amid family visits and civic events.
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