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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1936
Page
16
A verbose local column records marriages in Vernal and Deep Creek including Weston and Miss Ruby Penfold, notes on births, helpers at home, travels, and various social visits. It weaves family scenes with Christmas reflections and a sentimental vignette about a doll and a father’s efforts.
Clinton Erekson left for Provo after visiting family in Clinton. Barbara Rasmussen stays with Bere and Emma Johnson while studying at HA, then to her aunt Melra Hober ta in Verhal for winter. Henry Abplanalp heads to Bunnyside for work next week. Argyle Roper and sons Hermand and Arthur traveled from Colorado coal mine for the weekend. H Walter Woolley and Ernest Johnson of the Grade Sunday School Board attended. T G Noble won the upraker st Conjoint meeting Sunday evening.
Mrs. Lloyd Glines and her baby are now cared for by Mrs Glines parents. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Weaver returned from Idaho after attending Elmer Birch and Dorothy Holmes wedding. Daughters of the Utah Pioneers held their Christmas party with readings and a two course lunch. Visitors included Mrs. Lawrence Carter and children from Salt Lake City while others traveled to Salt Lake City for medical or family reasons.
Ashley and Baral Adama with Harold Gchovel of Balt Lake visited Tuesday night and stayed a day. Walter Anderson and family left for Arizona for the winter. Beeley departed to Salt Lake City for conference. Leland and Von Bowinda returned from Boulder trip. Relief Society hosted a party for Mrs. Ann Morrison recovering from rheumatism with twenty-one ladies present. A program of readings and a lunch followed. US rivers and streams show potential developable power of 63 million horsepower. Arctic geology suggests former tropical vegetation once grew in a now frigid Tang region.
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