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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1921
Page
3
Residents of Lapoint and Vernal report social events, church work, sports results, and family matters. An accident at a welcome home party left Mrs Angu s with facial injuries. Elder Russell Harrison returned from a mission. Other items include threshing, dances for missionaries, a mail contract award, and plans for creameries in Jensen.
Jensen Utah residents report a Monday visit by Mra E M Sorenson of Monroe to see her daughter and son. A letter from William Taylor who left here for Idaho says they are returning to Ashley valley. Beehive girls hosted a Friday night gathering to a large crowd. Harold Soward and G N Larsen served as home missionaries last Sunday. Mr and Mrs 3S J W Tucker and their children from Myron were guests of Mrs Fred Ed. Asay and family from Price are visiting in Jensen with Ms Asay a mechanic involved in river dredging.
Mr and Mrs James Rapper of Salt Lake City visited Mr and Mrs W L Whitlock in Leeton last week. Local residents reported bus iness at Fort Duchesne, and John Haslem returned from Salt Lake City. Several residents traveled to Roosevelt and Hayden while others attended to shopping and social visits. The Leeton thrashing season began last Thursday and the L ee ton Ladies Circle met with refreshments after business.
Young women at Roosevelt hosted a Mothers and Daughters Day featuring a chicken dinner at the high school, decorated with YSMTA colors and bouquets. Mothers enjoyed games in the gym while Dr J B Henderson and Dr C Christensen visited. Miss Delia Broderick returned to Salt Lake City after visiting relatives. Mrs W C King injured her ankle on a fishing trip and is recovering at home. Dr Johnson seeks a residence in the capital city for schooling of his children. the First ward entrusted Sunday afternoon meetings to the ward Primary with entertainment by the youngsters.
Altierra Mina Maggie McDermald and Dor s Dean were visitors in Alterra last week. Misa McDermald left for Hiawatha Wednesday. Miss Lyle Workman was down from the road camp a few days. Mrs Dorson Monk swayed in Friday. her sister Mrs Laludy went back briefly. John Horrie and parents in California seek to swap property here for land there. Professor Burgener fosters a strong local band and orchestra with bylaws. Hyllas Smith is manager. Lester Chapoose assistant. Leonard LeRose leader. Karl Gardner assistant. Floyd Bryant secretary. Vaughn O’Neil treasurer. Second hay crop slow due to frequent rains. Junius Jackson and brother farm the second crop. President William E. Smart and John O’Neil toured the Uintah mountains on an exploring trip. We miss county agent J. H. Wittwer and wonder who will replace him for the creamery project and seed pool efforts. The county mayors should fill the vacancy promptly.
Randall and Conners plan to settle in Riverton Utah. Residents visit relatives in Lapoint Grace Idaho and Myton Uintah Basin social events include Relief Society conference Thalia and Beehive clubs. Bridges, schooling, and travels feature in this community tidbit filled with names and places.
The milk wagon gains a new driver Steven Wilson. Wimmer returns from Salt Lake City with building materials for a home in the Peterson annex. Vernon leads the Neola band and may teach at Neola schools if approved. Peterson secures logs for government mills while others visit relatives from Whiterocks. Katie Barnes prepares for Provo High School, and families from Goshen report changes since living there. Cuttistian Peterson from Hayden done business with the notary.
Mré Earl Maliing and a group of Roosevelt youths traveled through Tyidoll on Saturday en route to Whiterocks canton for a fishing excursion.
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