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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1925
Page
6
Nash introduces a new five passenger Advanced Six Sedan priced at 31485 f.0.b. factory. Dealers note the coach work quality contrasts with the low price, and Nash also displays a fully built Advanced Six Victoria with wide doors Mohair upholstery and refined interior for five passengers.
Mrs Joseph P Hacking returned from Provo after Leadership week and a Salt Lake City visit. Mrs Charles Schanno hosted a birthday evening with cards games and lunch for friends including Francel a Cole Percy Blackburn and many others. Relief society and M IA activities filled the week with readings and songs plus visits by local families and a hospital patient moved home.
Local items report Mr. Timothy recovering at home with Mrs. Timothy staying nearby in Roosevelt. Dr. and Mrs. Stevens visited the Akhurst home as guests. a five hundred game and refreshments followed. Various families deal with illness, home construction, travel, and social events in Vernal and surrounding areas.
The notice requests a subscription to The Uintah Basin Farmer for 650 cents per year and urges immediate mail delivery.
An ad describes Hall's Catarrh Medicine for acute nasal catarrh and frequent colds. It offers an ointment for local use and a tincture for blood action, claiming to build up the system and prevent colds. The product is said to be sold by druggists for over 40 years by F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo, Ohio.
The Vernal court heard Otis Witherall and Oral Paterson plead guilty to petit larceny and receive 60 days in jail. Jensen visitors attended a party for Bishop T. J. Caldwell and teachers Myrtle Dudley and Mary Ashby. Ice harvest nears completion as warm spell melts river ice. locals report robust school attendance after holidays.
Orson Stevens returned home from mining to visit for a few days. Roosevelt convention drew several Randlett residents. A Parent-Teachers' Association dance Friday drew a large crowd. The Girls Friendly Society met at Mrs. H O K Richards home. Farmers continued storing summer ice. Mrs. Alta Rhodes and husband visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. James Cor.
Mrs Albert Smith of Roosevelt visited her mother Mrs Zina Evang in Naples along with other relatives. Health notes include Owen Haws returning from Salt Lake City after a health exam and Asher Manwaring using crutches from a sprain at a recent basketball game. The Belief society held meetings with Stella Richards leading a talk on Faith and many entertainers appearing at ward house events benefiting Mrs Flossie Shiner who faces cancer surgery. Bees emerge as warm days bring activity.
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