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Newspaper

Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1923

Page

8

Christmas Seals Aid Tuberculosis Fight and Local News

Community notices include Christmas Seals campaign led by Bishop Victor Billings with slogans. Local court in Duchesne enters second week as Thos W. O’Donnell remains in town. Vernal residents shop, a Nash Four is purchased, and Adair Tyzack becomes treasurer elect of Vernal City. Uintah railway incident leaves conductor Walter Rader with a head cut. Witbeck Post No. 11 American Legion election by mail proceeds. Local officials make official visits for business. Acorn Mercantile reports the birth of Elmer and Mra. Lind’s son. Weather notes mark winter's start with chilly, foggy days and light snow melt by sun. Orpheus to host dances with gifts including a basketball, a doll, a robe, and a La Tausca pearl necklace. Major James E Hood services held in Grand Junction. Hood’s diabetes linked to his fatal injury from the Mack slide.

Teachers Out Leave for Salt Lake City Holidays

UD. H. 8. TEACHERS OUT Miss Floy Karchner, teacher of Home Economics at Uintah high school, Miss Fern Young, English department, Harold Lundell, manual training department, and George S. Tanner, principal of the Vernal Seminary, will leave Saturday morning for Salt Lake City and will spend the holidays at their respective homes.

Floy Karchner Uintah High School Fern Young Harold Lundell George 8. Tanner Vernal Seminary Salt Lake City

Parents Welcome Daughter Of Wallace Calder And Mia Calder

President Wallace Calder and Mia Calder announce the birth of a daughter on Thursday December 13. Both mother and baby are reported to be doing well and in good health.

Wallace Calder Mia Calder Mother Babe

Nothing But the Truth at Vogue theatre by M I A club

The Second ward M I A dramatic club directed by Richard Jensen and Mary Winder presents the comedy Nothing But the Truth at the Vogue theatre on Saturday evening. Cast includes Rulon Hansen Fernendy El singford Wendell Pope Lamont Ho feltz Leo Calder Mary Winder Lucile Calder Elda Bingham Mable Eaton Alta Gillman and Dick Emert across three acts. Community Day at Naples on Friday December 28 features an auction of livestock at 1 30 p m a children's dance in the afternoon and a big ball for adults at night all welcome. Giltt

M. I. A. Dramatic Club Richard Jensen Mary Winder Vogue Theatre Rulon Hansen Fernendy Elsingford Wendell Pope Lamont Hofeltz Leo Calder Lucile Calder Elda Bingham Mable Eaton Alta Gillman Dick Emert Naples Giltt

Uintah Railway Travel Notes and Local Visits

May Allred rode a Uintah Railway passenger from Watson to Varnaol last week. Mrs George Lehman of Dragon visited friends in Vernal this week. Mrs D C Finher spent time with relatives in Grand Junction before returning to Vernal Tuesday. Mrs C H Howell of Vernal visited her husband in Fruita, Colo. Kopital traveled to Grand Junction for a few days with friends. Supt John McAndrews and E 8 Gurr with other Uintah Railway staff went to Grand Junction to pay respects to Major Jamon E Hood who died in Grand Junction hospital early Sunday. Mr and Mrs Lyman Hall were Thursday passengers to Vernal for holidays with friends. Mrs Pearl Evans traveled to Vernal this week. James Monaghan rode to Macken on Tuesday en route to Denver. Rev. M J Hersey left Vernal Tuesday for Salt Lake City where his daughter Margareta remains in St Marks hospital.

Salt Lake City Margareta St. Marks Hospital

Two Good Games Basket Ball Friday at Vernal

The Vernal Athletic club second team hosted Naples ward second team in a swift game. The first half ended 15 to 6 in favor of the Athletics, and the final score was 23 to 20 for the Athletica after a late surge. The Naples team fell for the first time this year. The Senior teams also played a thrilling match with a 6 to 6 halftime, ending 17 to 15 for the Athletics.

Vernal Athletic Club Naples Ward The Athletica Naples

Twelve Year Old Hunter Kills Bear Near Vernal

Allen Clements, a twelve year old formerly from Vernal, trapped near Brush Creek then killed a large 800 pound bear with a .22 rifle after a chase. He and his brother loaded the bear for transport, with road superintendent Vandemore distributing meat to local youths. Clements reports multiple bear and wildlife kills in the area as winter hardens roads.

Allen Clements Vernal Brush Creek Douglas Creek Colorado Mr. Clement Albert Noel Mr. Clements Bear Boy Vandemore Grand Junction Clements

First Stake MTA Dance Is A Big Success

The first in the series of stake MTA dances opened Friday night in Glines ward. The crowded hall enjoyed music by Walter G Barnes Roy Lee Archie Johnson and Ferrel Pearce. The stake board plans a dance each week through winter with Jensen as the likely next venue.

Happenings In Society At Woman's Twentieth Century Club

Members of the Woman's Twentieth Century club were delightfully entertained by Mrs George H Christy Tuesday afternoon. The room was decorated in Christmas colors. The Christmas carols It Came Upon the Midnight Clear Silent Night and Joy to the World were sung by Mrs L Ho Allan Mrs T T Johnston and Mrs Seth B Perry with Mrs Tob ert Witmer at the piano. After lunch was served Mrs L N Mare dith distributed the many beautiful gifts.

First Ward Mutuals Old Folks Party Delights Local Folks

The First ward Mutuals hosted a lively Old Folks party on Wednesday evening. The chapel was crowded with a mix of old time and modern dancing, plus a short program of readings, music, and singing. A newly laid hard wood floor enhanced the dancing, and seasonal decorations with homemade doughnuts and cocoa finished the evening.

First Ward

Water Power Resources of Green River Wyoming

Government study analyzes Green River Wyoming water power and irrigation potential. Nine glacier fed lakes could yield reservoirs with over 500000 acre feet. Basin spans 18000 square miles at elevations 6840 to 13800 feet. 400000 acres may be irrigated. crops limited to hardy grains and hay. Report by R R Woolley available in Washington DC and Salt Lake City offices. ten potential power sites described from 120 to 2500 horsepower.

Colorado River Department of the Interior Green River Colorado Wind River Continental Divide Wyo R. R. Woolley Geological Survey Office The Washington the Survey Salt Lake City Federal Building

Emerald Oil Company stockholders meeting in Vernal Utah

Emerald Oil Company stockholders meet at Uintah Abstract office Vernal Utah January 9 1924 at 2 pm to hear the annual report elect directors and transact other business as may come before the meeting Secretary William Henderson 61 21

Emerald Oil Company Vernal Utah Uintah Abstract William Henderson

Christmas Express Editions Sell Fast This Year

A note says only a few Christmas Express editions remain and urges sending one to distant friends before they’re gone, highlighting limited availability and urgency.

Thanking those who helped during illness and death

The message thanks all who aided during illness and passing of Mrs Harriett L Perkes, signed by Mrs Domma Bateman and family. The notice also advertises New Year post carts and tree decoration tips using spruce or pine branches, red balls, and cotton for a snow laden look with safety cautions about fire from cotton.

Harriett L Perkes Domma Bateman

New Way to Trim the Tree

The piece discusses Christmas tree trimming options with a shift to a one or two color scheme such as red and green. It notes choosing a tree from a woods or street merchant and suggests red immortelles as a striking trim. It contrasts traditional ornaments with a desire for fresh, festive visuals and ends by promoting order of Christmas cards.

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