Vernal Society Hosts Daughters Birthday Compliments
Mrs J B Evans entertained at her Vernal home on Monday night for her daughter Maxines birthday anniversary. Guests played Donkey and bright flowers decorated rooms. Bonnie Meier won first honors, Thelma Woolley second. A buffet supper served to many young guests including Miss Miller and Miss Woolley. Next meeting Sept 2 at Mrs Pred Akhurst home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Evans
Maxne
Bonnie Meier
Thelma Wootley
Miss Miller
Miss Woolley
Florence Magsey
Enty Lambert
Beulah Murray
Mirriam_and
Lillian Young
Marjorie Duke
Danna Calder
Katherine Swenson
Dorothy Evens
Jadien Alt
Ald
Pred Akhurst
Dune
Bridge'ette Club
Nile Smith
Cooperation of Parents Sought in School Attendance
Uintah county aims for full enroll ment this term from September 1936 to May 21, 1937 urging all parents to ensure regular attendance or legal excusal. The notice, signed by BON Sparks School Coordinator and Juvenile Judge, highlights responsibilities and protections under child labor and school attendance laws. It also lists weekly softball scores from August including Ashtons 8 CCC team 9 and a 7 4 pickup victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah
Utah
Bon
Sparks
Ashtons
CCC
Fenthrys
Maeser
Naples
Democratic County Convention Set for September 5 at 10 A.M.
A call by David H. Calder chair of the County Democratic Central Committee announces a county convention to nominate a county ticket. The meeting will occur at the courthouse Saturday September 5 at 10 a.m. Delegates from 22 precincts will attend. C. B. Bartlett of Tridel is named for state representative. other candidates have not announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David H. Calder
Court House
C. B. Bartlett
Tridel
LDS Chapel Builders Return Home From the Southern States Mission
Mr and Mrs Ferrol Pearce and their daughter of Jensen and Mr and Mrs D Pearce and baby of Vernal have returned from a mission in the Southern states begun March 1935. They built two new chapels and remodeled six, with the men serving as carpenters and both families aiding church activities. They visited Dallas Texas for the Centennial and Hil Cumorah New York for Pioneer Day, meeting President Don B Colton, before planning a move to Phoenix Arizona for carpentry work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferrol
Pearce
Jensen
D. Pearce
Baby
Vernal
Southern States
South
Messrs. Pearce
Mesdames Pearce
MIA
Augusta
Columbia
Miss
North Carolina
Dallas
Hil Cumorah
New York
Don B. Colton
Washington
D. C
Toronto
Canada
Phoenix
Ariz
Farmers Offered Fresh Chance to Sign Soil Plan
Farmers who missed signing the soil conservation program can now join under new rules from the Agriculture Department. County Agent Russell F. Keetch notes earlier signups failed due to minimum acreage or lack of soil conserving crops, with penalties offsetting potential payments. The program now welcomes those who planted alfalfa in 1936 and those who practiced weed control, gully control or summer fallow, urging county offices to reopen for participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Russell F. Keetch
Coun
Sign-ups Considered for Local Farmers Plan
The note urges signing a work sheet if desired and aims for completion by September 15. Additional sign-ups are to be handled at the county agent’s office in Uintah County or the Soil Conservation office in Roosevelt for Duchesne County farmers, with Thersl Larson in Roosevelt in charge of the sign-up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah County
Soil Conservation Office
Roosevelt
Duchesneunty
Thersl Larson
Short Session of District Court Held at Vernal
A two day short session led by Judge Martin M. Larsen disposed calendar cases and heard probate matters. Final accounting granted for Charles Wyman estate. administrator appointed. Eight civil cases addressed with judgments, demurrers, and settlements noted. Divorces granted to three plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Martin M. Larsom
Jess Morris
Charles Wyman
W. L. Johnson
Jann HW
Reader
Mary Witmer
Bank of Vernal
Quray Valley Trrigatfort
Eliza Woods
W. D. Pack
Pack-Allan Coal Company
Franklin G. Slaugh
Louis Roberts
State of Utah
J. F. May
N. J. Meagher
Thomas J. Davis
W. H. Holt
David H. Karren
Henry Wyman
Catherine Edwards Galbreath
M. Clark Felich
Helen R. Feitch
Myrtle HB
Oyers
Paul
Elva W. Carroll
Frank W. Carroll
Farewell for Mr and Mrs Gal Davis
A farewell party will be held at the Vernal First Ward amusement hall on Tuesday evening to honor Mr and Mrs Carl Davis who plan to move to Springville where Mr Davis will coach at Springville High. The program is being arranged and all are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Davis
Vernal First Ward
Fame and the odd fate of Lewis Carroll rise
A fragmented historical piece notes how fame eluded and then found Lewis Carroll. It recalls his Oxford lectures from 1855 to 1881, his mathematical writings, and his popular works like Alice in Wonderland. The article reflects on the paradox of his enduring celebrity and the saying you never can tell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Dodgson
Christ
Alice Lydell
Euclid
Nut
Dodgson
Roosevelt Vernal Lions Luncheon Event Details
The Vernal community luncheon with Mayor Cooper and Attorney Colton covered a proposed free city mail delivery for Vernal. County agricultural agent reported on related issues and the group planned further discussion at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tounty
Cooper
Colton
Vernal civic clubs plan road, tours and honors
The Vernal and Roosevelt clubs press for road contracts on US 40 segments and praise a Vernal-Jensen road paving estimate. Delegates Lion J. Douglass and others attend a Northern Utah civic meeting in Vernal while notifying state road commissions. Families travel between Vernon and Casper areas as members return from Greybull to join the Vernal Redes event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lion. J. 2
Douglass
Vernitl Club
Utah
Lion Douglass
Associated Civic Clubs
Northern
Lion B. P. Selly
Vermal Club
S. M. Johnson
Washington, D. C
Vernal
Salt Lake
State’ Road Commission
US 40
Vermal
Roosevelt
Duchesne
Fruitland
al Meany
Colorado
Lion M. E. Lundberg
UBSC
Dr. Whitmore
Lundberg
Lynn Orser
Dr. BR
Q. Warnock
David Nicholson
BH. H. Peterson
Jack Wiscomb
Clarence White
F. Randeau
Health Hints for Heat Wave Safety From State Health Official
Dr J L Jones state health commissioner warns that extreme heat raises fatalities especially among invalids the elderly and workers. Heat strains the body and causes heavy sweating which depletes fluids and minerals, so rest and proper regulation are essential to maintain normal body temperature and prevent heat illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Jones
Heat Safety Guidelines From a Historic Guide
This passage outlines managing heat exposure through hydration and salt intake, warning of heat stroke and heat cramps. It advises drinking water, adding salt, eating mostly carbohydrates, easing into hot environments, avoiding strenuous daytime work, and wearing light clothing. It emphasizes gradual acclimatization and rest to maintain near normal body temperature.
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Vernal Society
F ‘Tv
Arta
Vernal Second Ward
Essie Jane Sowards
Doon Hatch
Audrey Lyman
Thelen Tenney
Oral Tenney
Tenney
Miss Tenney
Faye Robbins
Merle Siddoway
Roma
Eaton
Ardith
Verna Hadlock
Ruth Bingham
Esther Hatch
Price
Ada
Ruth Winder
Virginian Neel
Loma Colton
Infernal
Scout Park
Clara Colton
Helen Calder
Alta Hox
Alice Bartlett
Gwen Roberts
Miriam Young
Thalia Club
Mra
Lila Freestone
Doc's Beach
Marty
Royal Henderson
Elmwood Grove
Second Ward
Ashton Pasture
Lilian Hendersen
LDS
Gal Davis
Universty of Utah
University of Utah
Salt Lake City
Jack
Jean
Greybull
Wyo
Mr. Douglass
Carolyn Fay
N. M. Sutton
Casper
Wyon
Wil
Mrs. Sutton
Suttons
Crosley Shelvadore
A Crosley Shelvadore
St Mee
Collier Furniture Co
Vernal, Utah
Terreplane Sedan
Imperial Homer Holkum
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