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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1926
Page
8
Report notes mention George H Hirkriy and Violet Narriwn in a city event titled Slanaaeer UV H Walk. Details are sparse but indicate a local feature or narrative segment labeled The Bernal Express. Partial names suggest a small, artsy piece appearing in a city newspaper page.
Classified snippet records second class mail status at Vernal Utah and mentions Congress action on March 2 50 PET LEAR IV ADVANCE.
Mra N A Taylor of Ouray visited Vernal on Wednesday while J C Hogensen of Logan arrived in Vernal on Saturday. Mr and Mrs N J Hansen and family spent last week in Ouray Valley repairing their hauge Lee Mtetin drider for the Maud Kalen O13. The company returned from a brief trip to Rawlings Wyoming on Tuesday.
Miss Merle Bingham of Fort Duchesne was in Vernal this week where she yielded the Uintah High School student status.
Mr aunt Mere Lawrence Carter and Mr Aca Lerk return from a fishing trip at Usatah canyon early this week. The group traveled together and reported a productive outing with several catches.
Miss Ethel Torrey is appointed as the new clerk at the five dollar land office taking over for Misa Winnifred Lepper Misa. Torrey was transferred from the Jackson Mise office.
Far Siddoway stenographer at the board of education offices takes a vacation visiting Salt Lake City with her party including Vira John Taylor. The trip highlights personal travel amid the board staff activities.
The fragment notes that Ita Willem Odllown has been very fit for two weeks and shows light improvement. Friends express hopeful support as she recovers and adapts to her health condition.
A person was thrown from a wagon in a runaway incident and suffered broken injuries. They were taken to Vernal Hospital for treatment and remained there under care.
Mrs Willard spent the past three weeks visiting with her daughter in Salt Lake City. She left Saturday morning for her home, ending an extended visit.
Superintendent Hf S Olsen of the Board of Education and Principal Robert L Tixton of Uintah High School left Thursday morning for Salt Lake City.
Miss Carol Dunn, who spent a week visiting Miss Vera Calder, tested Monday morning for her home in Provo. Dunn won the popularity contest held at the BOY U last spring.
Dr IL Wonka and Lloyd Oaks, son of Mr and Mrs William Oaks, traveled through Vernal on Thursday en route to Philadelphia. Lloyd will study medicine and the doctor will conduct research work.
In Uinta County Utah, sheriff Lata Rehardson seizes evidence in a case involving Hquer vyilola tors rough, then destroys the weapon used to manufacture it after burning three cabins. Meeker Neriew
Nr Sebeld will address the question at the morning worship service on Sunday August 29 at 2:00. All parents of young people should attend this service.
Mrs Ora Cock and daughters Laferla and Sybil travel to Midrien to visit parents Mr and Mrs Arthur Watkins and plan to bring two grandsons home for the summer. Mr Henderson and Mr Hingham return home. The Bee Hive officers invite ward mothers and girls to Swarm Day at the courthouse grounds on Wednesday afternoon September 1 with a gala dance music and refreshments.
The state department issued the first close teaching certificates to Mary Neel and Plorence Haneon of Veusal. The action formalizes their credentials for teaching positions and marks a milestone in state认证.
Gran Caldy Charles Henderson and Ed Ilder returned Saturday from a fishing outing in the Baldy mountains, recounting the trip details and noting the weather and catches.
Hsron Thomas of the Vernal Auto Co departed Wednesday morning for Salt Lake City on a brief business trip.
Paul Hard underwent an operation at Vernal hospital and is getting leg care following the procedure according to recent notes.
Robert Cooper arrived in Provo on Friday to enroll at the Gb Y U. Mr Cooper is a U HE S graduate and plans to start spring term at the university.
Lawrence Allan, manager of the Allan Chevrolet Company, arrived back from Price with a genuine 1927 Chevrolet car.
Miss Gertrude Roberson returning to Salt Lake City after visiting her aunt Mrs Charles McConkie of Maeser, accompanied by Miss Ethel McCook?ie.
Lerita Stevenson, daughter of Don Stevenson, from Mountain Home, was operated on for appendicitis at Vernal Hospital. The procedure proceeded without complications and she is reported in stable condition.
A Uintah Stake union meeting is scheduled for next Sunday afternoon starting at 1:30. The event will be held at the tabernacle and is open to stake members.
Daly of the Vernal confectionery departed for Vand last Friday to attend the county fair there as part of September events.
Mre L C Covert of Uayden Cole is visiting the Schaefermeaser household for the past two weeks. The stay marks a period of hospitality and social contact within the community setting.
Audrey and Daphne Cot lett have finished a summer visit at Infer nal and will return to Chicago where they will teach a school during the winter months.
Senator Thowan O Donnell, absent for days, returns to his office during the week as his health shows gradual improvement and periodical appearances are possible.
Misa era Samuels and her friend Bernard Williams of Salt Lake City visited on Monday of last week to see Miss Samuels sister Wire Sera Shim nin. They returned to Salt Lake City later in the week.
Chief Larson of the United States Bureau of Dairy cites dairy value surpassing gold since 1886 and cotton, wheat, and potatoes combined. He notes 4.5 million farmers support 306 million cows, urges improved herd efficiency to raise output per cow and cut costs, crediting dairy councils and colleges for progress.
In a brief item the race highlights a competitor nicknamed Rockety Liilog achieving an 118 percent figure, with Mrs Kennetil Spiers noted in the same snippet. The readable text centers on performance metrics and names appearing alongside the unusual percentage.
Mrs Clyde Fateh was honored as the guest of honor at a prettily arranged surprise party Monday evening for her birthday anniversary. The rooms were attractively decorated and the evening included a two course luncheon served by hostesses Mrs Ho Teeples and Mrs Sam Hatch. Mrs Hatch received a beautiful floor lamp from friends.
Mr and Mrs Fred Akhurst entertained Sunday afternoon at their home. Guests included Mrs M A Manker and Mrs LE Rice of Smith Center Kansas, Mr and Mrs F A Manker and Mr and Mrs Sam Herron.
Misa Vera Calder entertained Friday evening for Misa Carol Duna of Provo and Miss Beth Alder of Salt Lake City. Guests enjoyed indoor and outdoor games with prizes awarded to Visa Doris Alexander Kasra Dor Jepsen and Glenn Hennion.
The sister of Mr and Mrs WA Paxton of Duchesne City formerly Vernal will wed Claude Robbins cashier of Millard County Bank at Fillmore. The ceremony is set for September 14 1926 at the Salt Lake Temple. Paxton is well known in social circles and attended the UV two years ago.
Mrs Henry Herriott hosted the Ladies Aid on Wednesday afternoon with a pleasant social hour and a lovely lunch. On September 8 the Ald will meet with Mrs Georges Baese for the election of officers.
Drama Club members spent Wednesday afternoon from 3 30 to 6 30 at Doris Alexander's home. The rooms looked gay with nasturtium bouquets and an afternoon of needlework followed a luncheon at a long table with a crystal nasturtium centerpiece. The fishing party including the Strangs Thorps and Cahoons returned from a Ble Fork Uintah River trip reporting good fishing despite stormy weather.
Mrs William Mott hosted a farm party Wednesday for her daughter Francis celebrating her ninth birthday. Many guests attended enjoyed indoor and outdoor games and a two hour luncheon followed by gifts.
Milas Gladys Lambert daughter of Mr and Mrs J H Lambert and Cecil Wilkinson manager of the Peppard Lead Co both of Roosevelt married Monday evening August 23 at 6 04 o clock at the Naylor Hotel in Gusher. President Fi O Frolton officiated. Attendants included the bride’s sister and the groom’s parents. A wedding supper for 24 intimate friends followed at 7 30. The couple departed the next morning for a two week honeymoon and will reside in Roosevelt.
Theodorea Johnson entertained at a lawn party Monday evening in compliment to her daughter Mies Theoras birthday anniversary. Daughters Wissey Vere and Evelyn assisted. The lawn was decorated with golden red and sun flowers and electric lights brightened the dying rooms with summer flowers. A musical program and outdoor games led by Mrs Fred Bing marked the evening.
Mr and Mrs Jessa Evanger entertained at a dinner party at their home on Wednesday evening. Dainty refreshments were served to more than one hundred guests who praised the evening. Prizes and high honors were awarded to Ming Mary Davieg and Howard Woolley. Attending guests included Mr and Mrs Howard Woolley, Mr and Mrs Mary Popa, Mr and Mrs Harmen Howards, Mr and Mrs Roy Coupe, Mrs Mary Davia, and Mrs Florence Kelly.
Mrs Mara Pépe and Mrs Jesse Evans hosted a Thursday afternoon birthday party at Mrs Woolley’s home. The decorated rooms featured summer flowers and three small tables held a two course luncheon. Prizes of 600 high hours were awarded to Mrs Earl Freeman and Mrs Jesse Haws. Small vases of flowers centered each table.
A luncheon hosted by Mrs E A Manker in Woney featured guests Mrs I 4 Manker Vita El Rice of Smith Center Kandgay, with seating around a single table and a centerpiece of a gold bowl. The afternoon included needlework and socializing with attendees listed among the guests.
Mra Barta Henderen entertained at a birthday party Wednesday afternoon in honor of her brother Rosale sixth birthday anniversary. Twelve little guests were present and played on the lawn before refreshments. A number of ribbons dear to the heart of a little boy were received by the honoree.
A group rode to Green River for a picnic on the shady bank and spent the afternoon socializing. In the early evening a real melon bust followed with many attendees listed among the merry makers and families including Delphia Collett and Andrey Collett, Ratliffs, Henderson, Sabey, Hatch, Hemstreet, Schaefer, Hurd, Miller, and Charlier Seaherd and Schae farmeyer among them.
P F O Ladies Chapter entertained Tuesday afternoon at Mrs I E A Manker home with a bridge luncheon honoring Mrs M F Ryan Mrs E Rice and Mrs V W A Manker visiting P F O Ladies The Tooma Were. Decorated in yellow and white the color scheme of the P E O Each guest received a bouquet and wore it during the afternoon A dainty elf was also given High honors went to Mra Three A pretty lunch cloth covered three small tables with yellow baskets of salted almonds and a no course luncheon was served.
Dinner guests complimented Mrs Shimmins elster Misa Vera Samuels and her friend Dernard Williams at a Wednesday afternoon gathering. The rooms glowed with summer flowers and a bar of blooms graced the long table. Dinner was served at four o clock.
Federal Prohibition agents returned to Salt Lake after three weeks in the Uintah Basin seizing four stills and arresting nine. George Vaughan faced multiple charges and a Vernal district court sentence ranging from three months to two years. T G and Jon Murdock of Fruitland were handed to state court on manufacture and sale of moonshine.
Boise Idaho August 24 uniform grades and a color system have been adopted on Grimm alfalfa seed by Montana Utah and Idaho announced state seed commissioner C B Ahlson after meetings in Blackfoot with Montana Seed Growers Association secretary A J Veard and Utah sericultural inspector Heber J Webb The three states are the largest producers of Grimm alfalfa seed in the United States
Tribune outlines grading standards for clover seed with blue purity tag at 950 per cent. No 1 grade requires 99 per cent purity, sound seed, noxious weed free, and not more than one sixteenth of one per cent sweet clover. No 2 sample grade with yellow tag permits inert matter tolerance up to half a per cent including sand or broken seed.
Venice Adams the 12 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Daniel Adams died in Vernal after medical treatment. Funeral services were held in the Dry Fork school house and interment at Dry Fork cemetery. Erma Beck
Mr and Mrs Matthew Soall of Salt Lake City announce the engagement of their daughter Ethel to Vernon Far. The marriage will take place September 13 in the Salt Lake Temple. Miss Noah is an instructor in Domestic at the Uintah High School.
Vire Wannahr Parker spent four months visiting relatives and friends at our aide pointe before returning home last week. Mrs Martha Woolley of Salt Lake City accompanied her to spend the winter here.
A short note highlights top qualities for luxury riding in a compact car. It contrasts efficiency, handling, and comfort, signaling a focus on upscale options that fit a small footprint.
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