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Newspaper

Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1920

Page

4

Thurmer Rasmussen reports Diamond Mountain meeting in courtious

From Our Correspondents Thurmer Hasmussen of Lapoint reports attendance at the Diamond Mountain Farmers association held at the courtious. several locals travel to Roosevelt for games and school events while others return home after cattle work and visits with relatives.

Thurmer Hasmussen Lapoint Diamond Mountain [Armers Association Courtious Jerry Harrison Wardie Price Fletcher Trelten Grace Stoosevelt Wol Vietcher James Ireestone Dan Datty Wimner Packer Trice Chas Towel Joseph Eferring Vervene Clara Glines Thurmer Rasmussen Roosevelt Uinta High School James O’neil Sr Anton Strebel Stake

Baby Girl Lambert Born In Local Home

Born January 29 to Mr and Mrs P H O Lambert a baby girl is doing nicely. A number attended a convention at Roosevelt Saturday. The daughter of Mr and Mrs Fulmer named a title, is very alert with pneumonia. Grandma Weeks ill for some weeks but improving. staying with daughter Mrs John McKowan. Mrs Golda Lee returned to Heber City after month at parents home. Leslé O Driscoll entertained friends at cards last Friday. all reported a good time. Miss Gertrude McKowan returned home after months at Vernal. Superintendent Earl Thompson and school board members visited the school last Thursday. Misses Florence Marguerite and Lorne Ernsahaw from Roosevelt spent weekend with their parents. Bishop Joseph Horrocks and A A ____

P HO Lambert Roosevelt Vis Fulmer Grandma Weeks John McKowan Golda Lee Heber City Wadtren Leslé O'Driscoll Gertrude McKowan Vernal Earl Thompson Educational Board Florence Marguerite Lorne Ernsahaw Joseph Horrocks

Ashley youths aid trip to Roosevelt basketball game

A party of Ashley youths including Jennie Clara Alvin Qoids Weeks Drandia Yolch and Thomas Karren traveled to Roosevelt last Friday to win the basketball game. The Relief Society began festival meetings Tuesday February, having closed throws January due to extreme cold. The team driven from school by Victor Karren became frightened and ran away Wednesday. They gun watch, broke loose from the sled, and escaped unharmed. Mrs Mary Roberts hosted at her daughter Mrs F I Noel Wallace Maddox left for home on White River near Meeker. Mr and Mrs Harvey Herbert and Dorothy Curtis moved to Troovevelt. Westfield of Uintah Academy spoke on educational drive. Harold Sewards spoke at MIA on Why I am a Mormon. A committee and petition were sent for educational drive speakers to visit. Fred Felch left for Hicks saw mill on Diamond with W Powell, Dr Terrell and Ivan Atwood. lumber contract secured.

Ashley Roosevelt Jennie Clara Socl Alvin Qoids Drandia Yolch Thomas Karren Relief Society Victor Karren Mary Roberts Mra Noel Wallace Maddox White River Meeker Allroad Ft Ia Mra Harvey Herbert Dorothy Curtis Troovevelt Westfield Uintah Academy Harold Sewards MIA Chisen Fred Felch Hicks Saw Diamond W . Powell Terrell Ivan Atwood

Community Notes From Roosevelt And Salem Visitations

HARALR Mr and Mrs Arch Searle visit relatives in Roosevelt while Merkley stays with Mrs Carl Richens. Nellie Hackings baby has mumps. George Bingham’s Salem winter family bought a home in Freevo. Mrs F HF Smith returned from Roosevelt with a grandchild improved in health. A ward chapel program featured music, readings, talks on the Tobacco Problem, and a surprise concert to officers and teachers next Thursday night. Mr and Mrs R L Woodard of Roosevelt visit Mr and Mrs Charles Schanno for a few days.

Arch Searle Roosevelt Merkley Carl Richens Richens Tennett Nellie Hackings George Bingham Salem Freevo F HF Smith Ward Chapel Ioy Reuben Reuben Reading William Pierce Sues Gladys McCoy Grace Dennis Allen Jones Daddy Kenneth Stringham Mre Arch Allen Arch Allen & Co Ru Ion Hacking Claud Thacker

Illness and recoveries noted in local ward report

The sickness in this ward has abated with several families reporting improvement. Frank Nash children recover from pneumonia. Mrs Alice Morrill resumes work. Mignon Dilingford fell ill at school but recovered at home with no serious outcomes. Miscellaneous local notes cover school activities, a Lincoln lecture, and plans for an Educational Campaign. Alma Meecham returns home for the weekend. Lynn Cook travels to Vernal for business before returning Saturday.

Frank Nash Alice Morrill Mignon Thomas Dilingford Atill Nellie Merkas Morrill Mutual Warren Brady Abraham Lincoln Ellingford Copperfield Place John Merkley Charles Moseley Mountain Alma Meecham

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