Roosevelt visitor per Miller Wells business trip
Craig Harmston arrived Friday from Roosevelt on a business trip with the Miller Wells company.
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1923
Page
8
Craig Harmston arrived Friday from Roosevelt on a business trip with the Miller Wells company.
John Gardner and Dave Eckleson wire over Wednesday from Alterra on business returning the same day. Saturday morning Mr and Mrs Carl Tenny left for San Diego to establish their permanent home.
D L Searle of Jonson visited on Monday to inspect a wag on his ranch load of wheat and left Tuesday.
Report says the groundhog forecast spring despite only two hours of observation on Ground Hog day. The event follows tradition as the animal’s shadow hints at quicker seasonal change.
Councilman John N. Davis walked the streets on Wednesday marking his first public appearance since a recent illness confined him to home for almost two weeks. He appeared uninjured and greeted residents outside his district.
Vernal sixth grade classes did not meet Monday honoring Lincoln's birthday while V T J H conducted two moral instruction sessions and two unnamed programs, reflecting a light school roster for the observed holiday.
Roy Clark of Salem Oregon and Miss Bertha Ullitritz Vernal daughter of James Ellifritz were united in marriage late Saturday evening by Justice Irvin Eaton.
George A Slaugh is in town for several days early this week attending lectures and handling business matters. He has recovered from a serious illness.
Mrs Sheng reports on Erle Stewart who has been very ill and is somewhat improved. She says Stewart is able to sit up briefly each day and shows signs of recovery.
Uintah State Bank and Bank of Vernal marked Linegli birthday with business as usual aside from county offices. Wed Valentines Day brought tokens to many hearts. W C Gritty, son of Mrs James Griffin of Vernal, married Thelma Bethleson of Marysvale Utah on June 30 1923. Griffin works for the State Road Commission and is Bert Hardy’s brother.
Mr Booth from Mack Colorado will relieve Mrs Tegan at the Umatah railway station on Friday while Mr Logar recovers from a grippe siege. She has stayed faithfully on her post.
Duchesne County weighs hiring a county administrator after a canvass of communities by a committee to determine feasibility. A meeting is set for the 23rd to finalize the option and discuss potential steps forward.
Raymond Dow, son of Mr and Mrs Wright Dow, dies after a blister on his heel during holidays escalates to blood poisoning. The wound from skating becomes infected and leaves him confined to his bed.
A Seattle bonding firm has written about the Vernal Junior High project in Vernal Washington addressing pad costs and incidental details drawing rapid discussion among local observers.
Unclear fragment notes Bishop Hyrum BL and Calder tag amid attempts to cover a lie. Mentions T J Davis from Uto Olt company leaving for Watson after days in Vernal on business.
Fred G. Bingham head of the hardware department at Ashley Coops confined to a big house with an illness described as la grippe.
A speaker notes that in this community only one person is entirely perfect and suggests the reader may know who it is. The remark carries a tongue in cheek tone about human flaws and collective judgment.
Councilman Harmon Sowards had been home with a severe cold and attended the Old Time dance at the Orpheus hosted by Vernal First Ward. The event drew a large crowd enjoying traditional features and social gathering.
Wilkia Johnson Jr assistant manager of the Raven Oil and Refining Company at Rangely has been in Salt Lake City for the past week, detained after a brief business trip. The notice mentions a man named Mack and a Colorado connection.
The notice reports Grandma Datler who fell three months ago and injured her back and neck. Though some improvement occurs she is unable to leave her room and endures considerable trauma, especially at night.
Bam Woolley former U A basketball star arrives Friday from Sunny Eli Utah where he has been employed since last fall Mr Woolley expects a visit within his folkg for some time before returning
A Wednesday Valentine dance at the Orphans Mutual Aid featured a waltz exhibit by Mr and Mrs W N Sporhne. The display was artistic and well received, enhancing the evening’s success.
Supt H Olson spoke at the Lincoln Day program held at Uintah academy on Monday He delivered an excellent address that was well received by students and faculty A good program followed in connection with the event.
The WOO W annual dance on Monday evening drew a large crowd and was greatly enjoyed. Dancing was a feature of the evening with many attendees participating. additional events and plans were noted for future gatherings.
Mrs Mary Taylor of Take City and family await word on illnesses in the Stidoway family. Miss Fay Stidoway, a board of education typographer, relays that Bishop Craige attended the bedside of Oscar Wilkins at Mountain Home. the elder Wilkins is critically ill.
A humorous piece contrasts charges by professionals from a lawyer to a mortician, noting odd price quirks and self-criticism by a newspaper editor. The narrator muses on running a newspaper amid costly, unreliable service and inflated copy prices.
At the annual meeting of the Uinta County Beekeepers Association James Marshall was elected president with Byron Goodrich Lewis Lind Roy Taylor and Andrew Vernon named as director secretary and treasurer respectively. The group discussed tax and broad control issues and noted the association's funds tied up by the loss of the Afton State Bank.
Two lively games drew a small crowd as Naples beat Glines 17 to 16 in a tight second half duel. Hullinger, brother of Jesse Hullinger, starred with standout plays while Amasa Caldwell officiated as referee in the Naples victory.
Friday morning at the U A A debate on amending the Utah Constitution to permit property classification for taxation, with Miss Freda Salnsbury and Miss Corilla Shaffer for the affirmative and Sanmont Blotfaltz and Fernando Lingford for the negative. Judges Carter Henderton and Wellman ruled for the affirmative. An upcoming triangular debate with Wilcox Academy, Duchesne High School, and Uintah Academy is planned to consider a similar state question.
Salt Lake City reports deer and elk driven toward foothills by heavy snow. Guards protect deer near Springville and along Scofield railroad. about 300 elk roam from Cache valley preserves causing haystack damage. Wards note growing deer population with bands near Morgan and Echo and Coalville regions.
At the stockholders meeting the Highline Canal Company elected A Bhurh as president and director Goren as director. Bishop M Mo Datty and Hyrurr Sinsmussen were named directors with S. Henderson retained as secretary. Willfiam S. Henderson was mentioned in the reports.
Material for the Uktah academy year book for 1923 is nearly all prepared and ready for the printer. The book this year promises a splendid set of illustrations and may surpass all previous efforts. a note about opportunities to be seized by those who contribute.
Some people enjoy making music without tools and perform at others races, using voice or improvised sounds in public gatherings.
Two high school games headline Saturday schedule featuring Central against an opponent and Town Team in a doubleheader. Action centers on local arenas with fan interest high for the two contests.
On February 2 the Wilcox academy Senior class and Faculty held a banquet hosted by the Domestic Science class. Ethel McCoy led the senior toast, with responses by Iran Thomad and Earl Miller. Speeches and poems honored the school and the American Missionary Association.
The Current Topic club plans a March observance honoring America’s greatest composer Edward MacDowell and featuring discussion on the MacDowell colony and Utah connection in Natural Wonders and Music Section II.
Carl Davis presided at the Lincoln Day program in the Vernal Junior High assembly. The V J H band performed under Charles Lewis, with readings and musical solos including The Soldier's Reprieve and Old Dog Tray. Beulah Samuels, Medd Walker, and others contributed poems, songs, and piano duets. A matinee dance followed in the assembly hall.
Mrs Thelma Johnson resigns from her post as stenographer and typewriter at the Vernal Land Office. The resignation is accepted by the Secretary of the Interior and will take effect March 10 1923. François Reilly of the Couer d Alene Idaho land office is transferred to Vernal to fill the position.
Systergaard district chairman for North Sanpete reports the health seal sale raised 732.98 in cash. Precincts including Pleasant City Milburn Fairview Spring City Chester Wales Moroni Freedom Fountain Green contributed amounts totaling 1567 above the city's quota of 273.80. The district won first prize in the school room contest with a 5 bond per 100 classrooms award, saving about 1200 for the district schools.
Richard Barthelmess stars as David in Tolable Dayvid a boyhood to manhood tale set on Virginia mountains The Associated First National release shows in his hometown theater Saturday Feb 9 The film blends adventure with family drama highlighting courage duty and patriotism through a single day of peril and sacrifice.
In Chicago on February 4 the Rev J T Brabner urged all churches to reserve funds for newspaper advertising. He said the church can reach nonmembers and sick or busy readers through papers, while editors need support and cooperation from the pulpit. He warned that criticizing editors harms shared goals.
Register Albert Halen issued prospecting permits this week for OH and gas claims. Names include Cleveland C. Webber Taft California 2400 acres and Eugene Flector Chicago 2560 acres, among others in Utah Colorado and Kentucky with details of township and range.
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