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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1932
Page
5
The Home Ec and Agriculture Club announce their yearly dance to be held Friday at Ini pthiel hall. The event, a highlight of the year, draws students and town residents. Last year’s dance was delayed by intr a club contests, but this year promises an enjoyable program.
A summary discusses how farm bookkeeping serves as analysis to boost financial returns. It cites Dr. Myers of Cornell and emphasizes farm size, production efficiency, labor balance, and resource use as key factors. Adaptation to local conditions affects success.
Mr and Mrs Don L McConkie and Clayton and Mr and Mrs John McConkie left for Pagona h to spend the weekend with sister Mrs Ray Roberson who will visit relatives. Grace Hall returned to Leota after Thanksgiving. Elder Eugene Johnson spoke at Sacrament meeting. Arthur Shannon of Charles Shannon arrived from California for an indefinite visit. Clarence Ackhurst returned to Salt Lake City from Thanksgiving. Nell Schaefermeyer and family welcome a baby boy born November 16 with mother LaVel Jones.
Victor Bingham visits his parents Bishop and Mrs Lester Baghan and returns to Provo to resume BYU studies. Wells Ashby contracts blood poisoning in the hand and remains in serious condition. Genealogy meeting held at the home of Mr. and Mrs WH Vernon, Aaron Shelton, Wanda Foy, and Mrs Aston. Duchesne residents visit Duke Reynolds family. Chris Bodily of Gusher visits Priday with Ed Bodily and family. Lewis Timothy and children of Roosevelt enjoy Thanksgiving with Elizabeth Reynolds before returning Friday. Joseph Hacking hosts immediate family for Thanksgiving at Vero nal. Ferron Hacking leaves for the shear camp for two to three weeks. Melvon Gray to remove tonsils adenoids and six teeth, recovering nicely.
A Slimming ad promotes Kruschen Salts as a fat reducing plan. It claims weight loss in 3 weeks with a half teaspoon daily in hot water and promises increased energy, clearer skin, and a younger feeling. It urges buying from druggists with a money back guarantee and safety emphasis.
The Maeser ward chapel in Reding Monta hosts a joint concert Sunday evening. Wentz and Murray perform a violin duet, Murray and Thomas sing in a mixed chorus with instrument duets by Singerton Richens, Johnson and Witbeck provide solos and obligata. All are welcome.
Elda Jensen Phe daughter of Mr and Mrs Josephus Dudley underwent an operation for appendicitis at Vernal. Pneumonia complications made her condition critical. Mr and Mrs Moecks escorted by their daughter Stra Thelma Murray and family motored to Roosevelt for Thanksgiving where they met local families for dinner. Mrs H was living in Columbia Utah. Wid Rowe Club members observed Thanksgiving with Mr and Mrs Charles Vise at the Hotel Escalante after the completion.
A house warming and furnace improvements featured a tour by Mr Wise. Prizes were won in ladies and gents favors, a Thanksgiving program by the primary grades, and a birthday gathering. Road work on the Cockleburr project ended as workers returned home.
Reports note a meal for workers at the rock crusher camp on the Vernal Lapoint road. Paul Watkins and Jensen guests joined the week. Hugh Murray’s daughter underwent an intestinal operation in Vernal. Albert Gnovy suffered a shotgun recoil injury to his thumb. A 19 year old Gardners son ill with gland disease rests in bed. Four teams and six single hands left Jensen to work on the road.
Pete Ellison from Fireance Creek stayed overnight with the Willis Kenney family on November 21. Levi Williams and E Christensen were seen in town during the week. Calverts spent November in Vernal. Bryant and Clyde Bryant of Fair Lake City with C J Johnson of Occidental Seed Co stayed overnight November 21 and planned visits to Meeker and Craig. H Tracy of Willow Creek busily trucking cotton cake in the favorable weather.
Ballard Ward details mixed with visits and moves. Mr and Mrs Ray Labrum and Birard Mre. Arthur Tyiwomb traveled to Salt Lake City for a few days. Mrs James Angus visited Verna with daughter Mrs Francis Felich and family. Mr and Mrs Ruler Thayne move to Mountain Home after renting Brig Christensen farm. Mr and Mrs Herbert and children of Verna visited John Cook. Ard Salt Lake City trip referenced. more events noted from Verna and Ogden areas.
W W Owens assistant director describes a simple ice storage method that uses a four walled enclosure built from rough lumber. A hose sprayed water freezes inside, with sawdust layered to manage melt and drainage. a roof or existing shed can cover the block.
National Geographic Society writers scour the globe to describe distant lands and natural wonders. The newspaper highlights these travel accounts, inviting readers to follow the series and share the intrigue with friends.
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