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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1922
Page
6
The Vernal Express lists James H. Wallis as Editor and Publisher with Georgette H. Jarilison as Associate Editor and Violent Hariron as Business Manager. The paper notes second class matter status at the Vernal Utah post office under Congress 1879 and charges $2.50 per year in advance.
Advertising rates shown for Dinglay Advertising list prices by inches with 36c per inch under 100 inches and 0c per inch over, non contracted display at 60c, local notices 10c per line, hold face 12 pt 20c per line, insertions for sale or wanted 10c per line, notices 10c per line per insertion with minimum 21c, legal notices 10c per line, water notices 15.00, final proof 12.00, contest notices 10c per line.
The regular monthly meeting of the Emerald Oil Company was held Tuesday at the office of E A Mankor.
Clarence Ashton his wife and baby from Roosevelt have been visiting with Mr and Mrs Ceslie Ashton the past few days, according to local household reports.
Mrs Beatrice Twitchell arrived in Vernal on Sunday to attend the funeral of her brother Heber Langston. She returned to her home Tuesday morning after the services.
Banks express full duty to community, offering encouragement toward developing natural resources and supporting local economic growth through financial backing and initiatives.
President A. A Brigman of the Raven QO and Refining company arrived Tuesday from Rangely where he is overseeing refinery work. He returned Wednesday and resumed duties.
A fire alarm sounded Sunday morning as a small fire started at the home of Marsha H A Miller and was quickly extinguished with no damage reported.
Scoutmaster H T Howey of Vernal First Ward was surprised Friday evening when the boys gave him a peanut shower to celebrate his birthday anniversary.
Manager B P Kelly of the Kelly Ashton Mercantile of Jensen came Tuesday to attend the Vernal Commercial club meeting and returned to Jensen Wednesday.
Neola selected ten jurors for Duchesne County in 1922 including John Burgess Hugh Barnes Peter Duncan John Fuell William Greenhalgh John M Olsen James E Peterson Samuel T Peterson John W Woodward and John Keel for jury service.
Duchesne County opts for seven months of school instead of a full term due to funds. Officials report 60 percent of 1920 taxes collected and expect about 76 percent of 1921 taxes to be gathered, shaping the short instructional schedule.
The Wall brothers who run the Brush Creek coal mine lost bedding provisions and supplies when their living tent burned Tuesday. They had to shut the mine for a few days to obtain a new supply and resume operations.
The Vernal Gun and Rifle club hopes to become well organized and prepared for spring. They want to inform Game Commissioner Dr Madsen of their precise requests regarding the Ashley valley fish hatchery and other facilities for local sports.
Sylvanus Collett received a letter from his son Byron Collett in Sydney Australia describing a queer experience dining Christmastime on land and spending Thanksgiving aboard a boat while enjoying his missionary labors.
The article lists jurors for Duchesne county in 1922 from Cedarview Monarch Hayden and their delegates including Lars Nelson Edward Hunt Robert Powell Thomas Doman WillardGp George Allrea Roy Campbell Harvey Hullinger Frank Curtis Louis Allied Peterson Arzy Mitchell and others.
The Parents class of Vernal First ward and Second ward joined for a Sunday meeting. Principal FE A Jacobsen and Mrs T Parker led a discussion on general topics of interest to parents. Next month Professor W EF Burgener will discuss a vital matter from the musical department. Every parent in Vernal is urged to attend.
Brief item notes an upcoming date change or event in the Commercial Club rooms. It mentions aprons and overalls as likely attire or theme. Details are sparse due to damaged text but implies a local gathering or meeting.
In Uintah the local telephone firm completed the purchase of a Chevrolet truck from Neal Allan Motor Company. Misa Agnea Hemington of Wallen ward is slowly recovering after more than four months of illness. E UO Adair left for Ohio last week due to his mother's serious illness. Rev M J Hersey, confined by lagrippe for ten days, is now able to be around again.
Kev W J Howes of Randlatt veered with a friend the other day near St Pauls Lodge Wad nesaday. Mr Hersey was involved as a passenger. Mr Howes drove his new Chevrolet back on Thursday.
The UA Freshmen program on Friday morning featured a lively crowd of Freshies. Participants wore tall green caps as part of the event atmosphere.
The Neal Allan Motor company sold their new Chevrolet Four 90 touring car to the Rev W J Howes of Randsett on Wednesday after the car had been on the showroom floor for only three days. They will receive another car shortly.
John Hacking recalls a winter about twelve years ago that was very similar to this one with cold conditions lasting until March 20. He hopes this season will be equally mild by comparison.
H Allan of the Neal Allan Motor company returned Monday from Price with a classy new Four-90 Chevrolet. Allan reports the roads on the Price Myton road through Gate Canyon were rough due to Huon being piled high, yet he arrived on his own power.
Central school teachers held a Thursday meeting with a small audience as Superintendent Hew Olson spoke on taxes and their distribution. The article urges patrons to show greater interest in the issues facing schools and homes.
The Vernal First ward announces a Patri Ott party for Monday February 20 aimed at showcasing the good things the young people have in store. Organizers promise no disappointment and affirm the group remains committed to entertaining the community.
Ex mayor S. D Colton greeted friends downtown on Tuesday after a long illness. He left Saturday for Lava Hot Springs Idaho for baths to ease rheumatism, accompanying his wife Mrs R Collett who has been staying with her parents and will join her father there.
The American Legion Lincoln day dance on Saturday evening drew a good crowd and a fine time. The Commercial club orchestra provided music while the Women's Auxiliary served sandwiches and drinks. Legion dances should be loyally supported by members, who were notably absent at this event.
Grace Workman ten died suddenly Saturday of a weak heart after appendicitis operation. Funeral services held Monday in Vernal First Ward chapel. Vernal, Utah, is the place and the family is Mr and Mrs Vern Workman.
Clayborn Brimhall and his son Glenn arrived from their stock ranch on Bear River to tend their large Davis ward farm. They traveled by buggy, noting minimal snow and that sheep and cattle are in fine condition with little feeding required.
A telecam from Vernal Commercial Club protests granting more time to the Denver and Salt Lake railroad. They urged the Utah Utilities Commission to limit any extension to one year and await the commission’s Tuesday hearing decision.
Classified line notes a sale of second writing or typing sheets at the office. The brief item lists available sheets and a contact point for buyers, typical of a small-town classifieds notice.
Mrs Pardon Dodds Jr hosted the Thalia club with most members present. Meetings featured papers on Peru and the Capitol, The Fons of the Forest, and Descendants of the Incas, plus musical numbers and readings.
The Bachelor Girls' club spent last Monday night honoring Lincoln’s birthday with a program of reading and discussion on his life and history. Decorations reflected the occasion.
A large crowd attended the American Legion bout at the Orpheus on Thursday. The main event Young versus Ellis was canceled due to Young’s illness. Notable bouts included Martin III beating Bascom, Tittle III defeating Martin I, and Jewett besting Tittle II. Tittle III proved a boxing standout at 122 pounds, with Tittle and the Martins delivering entertaining exhibitions. Harlow defeated Oregon Kid in a six minute wrestling match. The series draws steady crowds as long as run with local lads providing the talent.
Henry Workman led the WOW basketball quint on a trip visiting Myton Roosevelt DuChesne Apalo, Altonah and other towns. They faced Power outages and weather delays, won 36 to 10, 20 to 14, and the crowd applauded their performances.
The Second Ward Dramatic Club presents the four act comedy The Dixie Rose on February 24 and 25. Engineer TC Parker directs and leads the cast with Albert Thomas L H Allan Harmon Sowards in support. Bernice McNeill portrays Skeeter with Jessie Hislop as the Dixie Rose alongside Essie Neal and Ora Mattice Box in supporting roles.
Reports say ashley valley quail flocks are being trapped and killed as winter feeds dwindle. Observers note a drop from 200 plus birds to only a few visiting feed lots. Ver nal Rifle and Gun club president L H Alan urges game wardens and shooters to report quail destruction.
A public notice from Vernal First Ward invites residents to a party at the Vernal First Ward Chapel on February 20 at 7.00 pm. The message urges attendees to bring friends and enjoy a lively evening with planned activities and socializing.
Marguerite Sperling schedules an aesthetic dancing lesson at the Commercial Club Restroom on Saturday February 18 1922 from 3 to 4 PM with plans to begin arrangements for a series of classes.
A small gathering described as an apron and overall party took place in the Commercial club rooms. The notice notes attendees and activities in a brief, non-specific summary.
Wallace Reid stars in Too Much Speed a Byron Morgan story set on a race track at the Vogue theatre opening next Wednesday February 22 The pilot’s helmet and speedometer mark a tale of racing Dusty Rhoades eloping with Virginia McMurran while Pat McMurran pursues justice after a speeding incident The film follows the continuation of What's Your Hurry with Dusty Virginia and Pat returning in a packed automotive drama with a strong supporting company.
A Saturday night game features the UA team facing an all star squad selected from Vernal players. The matchup promises the season’s most thrilling display and is expected to draw large turnout with fans eager for the spectacle.
The Langston family thanks helpers who aided during the illness and death of beloved husband son and brother Heber Langston May Langston Mr and Mrs Geo Langston and sisters acknowledge the kindness shown during their loss.
Improve your orchard with Apples Pears Plums Prunes Peaches Apricots Currants Gooseberries Raspberries Strawberries. Utah Nursery Company also carries Shade Trees Evergreens and shrubs plus a fine rose assortment. Local agent E H Belcher handles orders.
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