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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1922
Page
3
A fragmented line expresses a provocative thought about citizens possessing firearms to create a loud political impact. The line addresses arming the populace to drown out congressional noise, but lacks context, speaker, or event details.
Ashley report covers a conjoint M I A session with readings by Ray Corleas and Idella Sainsbury, solo by Jewel Wellman, and Beehive girls chorus. Speakers included Mr Hi Olson and Mrs Sainsbury. counselors named Alta Olon and Mrs Ainna Morrison.Updates on members traveling to Sault Lake City and Lorin Karrenly’s return for Thanksgiving. Also informs of Monty Winn’s wagon wheel accident and Mrs Sowards’ daughter George Colton illness.
Mrs James Maeser returned Friday from Moffat to visit her son John and wife then went to Neola Saturday to see daughter Cora Mitchell Mr and Mrs George H Wilson B O Colton and Mrs Earl Tenney and daughter Helen were guests at Fred Ackharst home Sunday Joseph John and James Hacking traveled to Roosevelt Friday on business Ray Hansen of Independence visited with his parents Mr and Mrs James Hansen Jerusha Cole returned from Idaho to live with brother Francis Cote and attend Willcox academy Mrs William Stringham hosted the Current Topic club Friday afternoon with members giving short talks
From Our Correspondents Page Three reports a social afternoon hosted by Mrs Barnes and others with a list of attendees, a Friday M I A banquet for parents with a program of songs and talks, and various local notes. Several residents visit relatives, shoot turkeys, welcome a new baby, and plan Thanksgiving gatherings.
Local residents and visitors were active with trips to Langley, Vernal, and Roosevelt. Households shared news of illnesses, weddings, dinners, and dances while noting errands, ranch business, and holiday travel. Page events included old time party music and a Sunday sacrament gathering with speakers and visitors.
The community records August Dun lay’s recovery after six weeks bedrest. George Dudley leaves for Price with two teams. Joe Dudley returns to work at Price after visiting family. Bert Winn’s family welcomes a baby girl. Primary officers and teachers visit Mrs Burgi’s mother, the lone pioneer in Randlett, bringing songs, candy, and good cheer. Marion Warrison’s missionary work in the north is noted.
The M. I. A. social Friday drew strong turnout from this ward and nearby. A fine program featured every Mutual Officer via ward members, followed by a delicious chicken supper and a dance. Sunday sacrament meeting had good attendance. James A. Winn and John Botton delivered tasks. Winn remains in cow hauling. The community now has a constable and a justice of the peace, with Martin J. Isakven serving as constable.
The Roosevelt convention last Saturday was well attended with Alterra present. William FE Ward and Mrs HR Hall were noted in local duties while Miss Helen Winters takes over as Roosevelt district primary teacher. Mutual attendance Sunday night reached forty five, the largest yet for the community gathering.
Miss Fern Ross reports Charles Batty traveled to Watson to work in the glsonit mines. Hyrum Mantle is slowly improving after illness. Don Roberts and Will Rogers went to Thanksgiving work at the Watson and Sunnyasida mines. Mr and Mrs James O'Neil and family settled in Burnette Washington after two months away. Mrs Gerald Hunting slowly improving after an operation. Lola Jenking departed for Roosevelt to spend Thanksgiving with her parents Clydie and Earl Marshall. Delle and Edna Hair visited relatives in Dupho Thursday.
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