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Newspaper

Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1931

Page

5

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the Express Farm Bureau

Farm Bureau truck line debate prompts local trucking defense

George argues the Farm Bureau line aims to push a nonresident truck company, questioning benefits to farmers while praising Sterling-Eastern Utah for low rates and home-scale service. He defends local truckers and warns against harming home industry.

None Salt Lake Ogden Sterling Transportation Company Sterling Company Sterling-Eastern Utah Company Galt Lake Vernal Telenoon Salt Lake City 4& Less Sterling Farm Bureau George

Local Residents Take Thanksgiving Visits Across Towns

Leahe PS Bennett and Claire Haslem made a business trip to American Fork the week. Mr and Mrs William Kohler hosted Thanksgiving in Myton. Mrs J D Wivtemore and family visited Myton. Ruth Brighton returned to Pleasant Grove. Evelyn Brighton hosted a surprise party. Otis Horrocks family journeyed to Vernal for Thanksgiving.

Claire Haslem American Fork Evelyn Brighton Ruth Merlin McKinney Roosevelt John Hall Mervin Bolton Galt Lake Otis Horrocks Catherin Adams

Jensen Gaol social events and community notes

Saturday afternoon Mrs Elfie Wise and Susie Nelson entertained at Hotel Escalante in honor of their daughters Mrs Chas Mortensen and Mrs James Oaks. The after noon was spent playing progressive high. Miss Elva Case won first prize and Mrs Florence Eliirigson second. The hostess served luncheon to nineteen guests. The WR club held their regular meeting Friday at Gorah McAlnge’s home with a Thanksgiving story by Alice Snow and a May Stewart poem. Luncheon was served to twelve members.

Elfie Wise Susie Nelson Hotel Escalante Chas Mortensen James Oaks Elva Case Florence Eliirigson WR Club Gorah Mc Alnge Alice Snow May Stewart Milo Snow Maeser Elnora Vernon Agnes Calder May Calder Jennie Weeks Stake Relief Society Board Jensen Relief Society Relief Society Andrew Dudley Wiley Stewart Lloyd Stewart Agricultural College Loran Warren Billings Ief R Wall Rainbow Wail Ralbow Ita Paul Watkins Vernal Ferrol Pearce Los Angeles California Iris Gardner Ray Paulson Paulson Ranch Mantle Place Garrett Case Ward Bill Wall Veterans Hospital Boise Idaho H G Clark Clifton Colorado Mebert Meeks Meks Reader Ruth Hart Warren Richardson E J Young Stake MLA Hart Mr .Young J A Welland John Grass Valley Welland Green River

Fort Duchesne Students Practice Spanish By Campfire

Fort Duchesne river bottom on November 18 hosted tenth grade students from Fort Duchesne Junior High. They cooked potatoes and apples by a bonfire while practicing Spanish under teachers Mrs Jordan Miss Angus and assistant Miss Neal.

Fort Duchesne Panter Jordan Angus Neal

Fort Duchess Grades Present Thanksgiving Program

A Thanksgiving program was presented Wednesday by the first through fourth grades of Fort Duchess. The event featured student performances and community participation highlighting grateful themes and school spirit.

Fort Duchess

Program Recap and Local News Notes From November 25, 1931

A school program held in the morning and afternoon included volleyball teams directed by Liwellyn Jenkins, June Curfin, and William Jackson with eight players per team. Readers report a snow delay, Christmas anticipation, and a forward look to upcoming events. Additional items include legal and civic notes about prohibition enforcement, a fatal incident in Inglewood involving Henry Therka, and a reference to policy actions in the United Kingdom and government figures.

Liwellyn Jenkins June Curfin William Jackson Calva Jomonson Ella Carfuw

For Sale Vintage Household Items Ad Listed

Antique items including a Victrola 64 sold for 110 dollars a Electric Range 40 dollars a coal water heater 18 dollars a sectional couch 5 dollars per section. Call 24 Gp 17.

Camel Humidor Pack Keeps Camels Fresh

The copy claims heat treatments prevent parching or toasting and assure Camels remain fresh. It emphasizes a fresh product process with a Camel Humidor Pack to maintain quality.

Electric range 3950 equipment at Bithaven

Equipment listing shows an electric range model 3950 available in Bithaven with two plates. Contact phone number appears as 177? A20tt. No clear date or fuller details provided.

Leota Saal de Fee and Debate at AML IA Event

A large crowd attended a Friday night cam dance after the AML IA meeting. A Sunday conference saw take officers present and a good crowd. Several students were out of school due to illness. Lester EL Ekelund returned home after a long absence. A crew works on the Lecta ranch road.

AML IA Lester EL Ekelund Beng Lecta Ranch

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