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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1930
Page
8
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Clinton Dodds of Ventura California travels with his father Pardon Dodds and a note that his wife will join them soon, reflecting a family visit.
Deight Dow of the Lidle mine spent Saturday and Sunday in Fernal returning to the mine Sunday evening.
Mrs. C. M. Neal of Point Duchesne traveled to Vernal on Tuesday to accompany her husband who was there on business.
Mrs Beatrice Stringham reports she is feeling well in San Antonio Texas and continues her missionary work with steady effort and faith.
Norma Martinsen, who has worked at the Watson Hotel for nearly a year, came home last Friday and plans to stay in Vernal for some time.
St and Mr Owen Homesood spent time on their Colorado ranch and called on Mrs. Nettie Richens Monday before departing for California to stay with relatives for a time.
Mr and Mrs Roland Krebb of Myton welcome a bonny baby girl born Sunday February 2. Mother and babe are doing nicely at the home of Mrs Nettle Richens.
Anthony Cannon traveled to East Lake City last Friday for the Junior Promenade of the Yeo of U where his associate Kriss Bosh of the UHS attended with him and was present at the event.
Alva Barnett son of Mrs Robert Witmer runs an up-to-date jewelry shop in the Mott Warber area. He has worked at Roosevelt and Delt Lake City over the past two years and is regarded as an efficient craftsman. He will be joined later by his wife.
Mark Freestone son of BD and Mires James Freestone, a missionary from Vern2 First ward, has been away nearly five months with headquarters in El Paso Texas. He will enter Mexico in ten minutes to continue missionary labors and can address his audience in Spanish, expressing enjoyment in the work.
Fred Tadjie president of the Swiss-German mission informs Mr and Mrs Jos F Hacking that their son Don is near release from his labors and Ferron follows. Don’s headquarters are in Regensburg Germany and Ferri’s in Worms Germany.
George Aleer Emil Hadlock and Wright Noel of the 7 Ho team were unable to play due to a severely sprained ankle and ankle injuries from the Duchesne City game. All three are improving and expected to return for the next match.
A blunt warning urges readers to obtain ample homeowners and property insurance before disaster strikes. It stresses that fire, storm, or theft can occur at any time, potentially wrecking everything if uninsured. do not delay securing coverage.
The Vernal Legion and Ladies Auxiliary hosted a well attended supper at the Community Hotel with decorations of American Legion colors. Talks by officers, a saxophone solo, dancing, and a prize waltz highlighted the evening.
The Beaux Arts club gathered Saturday afternoon at Mrs George Johnston’s home with Miss Dean Benniona as hostess. A bouquet of carnations adorned the center of the tea table. Mrs J Clive Davis presented a book review of A Lantern In Her Hand by Bess Strader Aldrich. A two course luncheon was served by Miles Dunnlon. The next meeting is set for Saturday February 35 at Mrs Hh Colton’s home.
The Dee hive Junior and Gleaner girls of the Vernal Second ward met Tuesday evening for class work and were served delicious homemade candy by the officers.
The Current Topics Club met at Mrs Elizabeth Chapman’s home last Thursday. Mrs Herold Lundell reviewed A Eon of the Middle Border by Hamlin Garland. Members planned an annual dinner party at Mrs A V Lewis’s home. The hostess served a two course lunch to nine members. The next meeting will be at Mrs Herold Lundell’s home on Thursday in February.
The Daughters of the Pioneers held their annual ball Friday evening at Imperial Hall. A smaller crowd than hoped attended due to a Roosevelt basketball game, but attendees enjoyed lively music by the Stringham orchestra and the sprung Imperial floor. The group meets next Friday February 14 at 3 o clock at Mrs Hyrum B Calder’s home.
The Friday program featured Napoleon y su Lavandería with Napoleon played by Harry McClanahan and Zelpha Cook as la Lavanderia. El Joven Médico Infortunide starred Ralph Hodgkinson Doctor Cantante, Ber Harrison as the Caballero, and June Ross as la Señora Thesther. El Dode Robo had Robert Ross as Pedro, Verona Winkler as Teres and Elizabeth Chepmen as Dona Eltssa. The plays were greatly enjoyed by the club members.
A charming tea hosted Thursday morning by the Homa Nursing class at the high school in the Domestic Art room. Students organized the event as a class project under Mrs. Piles, with red and white carnation decor and silver candle holders. Spiced punch and wafers were served as the faculty was invited, and committees managed invitations and refreshments.
Committees work diligently on plans for the junior prom with careful arrangements for decorations and a successful evening. A meeting was held to advance the preparations and finalize the event details.
Wednesday meeting at the Community House featured Mrs J IL and Mrs Charlesetch sharing papers on missionary work. James Barry excerpts from books were read and a delicious lunch for thirty was served. On February 19 the Ald wilk ratet at the Community House with Mrs Margaret Weaver as hostess.
Bee Hive girls under Mrs Vilate Freestone and Miss Bessie Noel entertained the Vanguard class at a chapel recreation room event Tuesday evening. Ellis Wilcox and D EK Kowallis led the Vanguard group with music by Alma Young Katherine Muth and Shirley Weeks providing orchestra. Friends of the Bee Hive and Vanguard guests attended. Lunch was served.
The Jane guards of the Vernal First Board and leaders El Wilcox and Eli Kowaltis hosted a Saturday evening event for junior girls. They traveled to Wilford Bastians in a school bus for a bonfire and lunch after a lively coasting party.
Mrs Joseph P Hacking celebrated the 56th wedding anniversary with a family birthday dinner at home on a Wednesday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Rulon Hacking and family Mr and Mrs J LaMfar Bird and family and Mr and Mrs Leo Calder and children. An afternoon and evening social followed a warm greeting from C Stringham who announced the birth of a fine baby boy at their home and mother and baby are doing nicely.
Monday evening central school hosted a crowded parent teacher meeting at 732 The house Wig building. Patrons filled the overflow area as students displayed routine work from various grades and an entertaining program followed with community singing led by Golden Jackman and performances by Robert Aycock Eugene Gurgiulst Ralph Aah ton and first and second grade choruses and poems.
The Uintah County Teachers Association elected officers at Roosevelt on January 25 including President Don McConkle Vice President Harold Hullinger and Secretary Treasurer Ther a King The group discussed boosting voter awareness for a constitutional amendment expected to increase state school aid without raising taxes urging citizens to inform themselves and vote in the general election
Early hatched chicks yield higher net proceeds than late hatchers with profits tied to stock quality. Hatcheries promote better laying strains under the Hatchery Chicks for Greater Profits banner, urging replacement of poor stock across thousands of farms.
Community gathering called to discuss Better Homes and Agricultural development in the Uintah Basin. Speakers include P V Cardon and W W Owens outlining farm income use and home improvements to spur regional progress and citizen participation.
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