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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1925
Page
8
Public notice declares Violet Harrison as distributor and George W. Harrison as publisher for Vernal Utah under the 1878 act. Entry of second class matter classified at post office in Vernal Utah with related routine administrative details.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Mrs. Fred Akhgrat and an interrupted report at press time. Details are unreadable. no clear event, date, or location can be established from the fragment.
Eighth district business visitors Birchell and N A Taylor of Ouray were in Vernal on Saturday for meetings and appointments.
A baby boy arrived Monday night at the home of Mr and Mrs Arch Allen. Both mother and child are reported to be doing nicely.
Wendell Pepe of the J W Pope Garage spent several days in Wat son in the interest of the company and returned Tuesday night.
Nelson Weeks is getting along nicely after his appendicitis operation and will soon be able to be about again.
Mrs. William Hodgkinson, aged 111, has shown gradual improvement over the past two or three weeks, according to reports from relatives and neighbors.
Mrs. John W. Austin who recently arrived from England received word that her brother George Maidment of Penarth South Wales England has died. Star cars were delivered by J W Rope Garage including Rex Allred Rainbow sedan Andrew Murray Jensen sedan Jed Luck Vernal touring and Don Shelton Midview touring.
Supervisor A G Nord of the Ash ley National Forest service learned Kelso Washington reports say his mother was in an accident and broke several ribs. She was taken to Longview hospital. Mrs Audge Hnectains hosted Levlyweds dinner for Mr and Mrs John W Austin. Guests included Mrs M Collins Golden Collins Mrs D Q Mackey and Mr and Mrs Arthur Shores of Roosevelt. Mr Austin is Mrs Rudge’s brother recently back from England with his bride.
A Ford coupe was delivered last week to John Karron by the Asloy Motor Co, marking a completed sale. The event confirms receipt of the vehicle and the dealership’s delivery obligation to the buyer.
Leatdr Bingham of the Lester Wingham dairy slipped on Wednesday morning and fell striking his body with force. He did not sustain a broken rib and is able to be about again.
A group led by Miss Ellen Cannton Ethel Noakh Murrell Smart and Airs Glenn Anderson and Mr Evans left Wednesday at noon to return to their homes in Sale Lake City and Provo to spend the holiday period.
A Christmas program was held Wednesday at Central School. A Christmas tree loaded with goodies was given to the students after an interesting program by class members.
Attorney Thomann W O'Donnell left Sunday for California to join wife who preceded him last week. They plan to spend holidays with Mrs O'Donnell's relatives in San Diego.
A Christmas program will be given Sunday December 27 at 10:30 a.m. in the Vernal Second ward. The program features orchestra selections by Olsen orchestra and trio, readers Margaret Merkley, Wilda Efardy, Ilda Yelchar, Milrian Colton. piano solo Hildred Aycock. vocal solo Mary Henderson. catery Alta Gillmans. saxophone solo Ralph Siddoway. and additional orchestra selections.
A group of University of Colorado Boulder students led by Margaret and Maybell Rattiff have arrived home for Christmas. Others from L. D. 80, B U Provo, U of U, St. Mary's academy and Salt Lake City faculty join the homecoming gathering. Most expect to stay until after the New Year before resuming studies.
The Bound of Control committee of Uintah high school selects the staff for the official year book. Editors Ralph Rolfe. calendar Erma Beck. Conrad Cooper business manager. Ferron Hacking assistant business manager. Iowa Hacking cartoonist. Milas Cal ton and Lowell Young kodak men.
County Clerk records issued licenses for two marriages. Liv Robinson, 29, of Roosevelt, and Grace Wardle, 18, were wed by Justice Carter. Mika Wardle is Will Wardle’s daughter. George Johnson, 22, and Sarah Smullin, 19, of Vermal, were married the same day by Justice Carter. Current Topic Club members gathered at Bra Ashur Merkley’s home for Christmas themed readings and songs. Ald Society held a successful December dinner for Beehive girls with fifty-nine plates, Christmas decor, and games.
Arthur Leslia Scholer, 22, of Park City and Chilorus Celling, 29, of Roosevelt, obtained a license to marry from County Clerk Wilson Murray on the 18th. The ceremony followed the same day at My ton. Scholer is the son of Francis Scholer and Celling the daughter of William Collins.
G. W. Wardell 48 of Lapoint and Ethel Shaffer EIvitch 57 of Lapoint were granted a marriage license by County Clerk Murray on the 16th. The groom is son of Mr and Mrs George Wardell. the bride daughter of Mr and Mrs James M Shaffer of Vernal. They were united in marriage by Justice Carten.
Major D McClellan and Vario Zar McClellan were granted licenses to marry Roseltha May and Sarah Veda Nielsen by County Clerk Wilson Murray on the 17th. All reside in Myton. The couples are the children of H W McClellan and A W Nielsen. Marriages performed by Justice Charles S Carter.
Mitchell Sr. Mitchell 25 of Vernal and Miss Gladys Wilkins of Roosevelt married Friday of last week. License obtained at county courthouse from Clerk Wilson Murray. Shower given in honor of November bride Mrs LeRoy Odekirk formerly Deloris Sabey. Guests enjoyed games and luncheon. The couple were reared in Vernal and have many friends who wish them happiness. Hate is a luxury no man can afford rich or poor.
Mr and Mrs Archie Jenkins of Maeser announce the marriage of their daughter Lola to Leland Kul pack of Oregon. The ceremony took place December 27 at the Salt Lake temple. The couple will spend Christmas in Vernal. Jenkins is a teacher at Joka school this winter. Congratulatory wishes from friends.
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