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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1926
Page
2
Our Correspondents report Mra Bat Atwood slowly recovering at home after a cane of apexmenia. Jean Long, 13, underwent appendectomy and is cared for at Jarrell hospital. Various ward changes, visits, illnesses, and social events across Glines, Vernal, and nearby areas are noted, including school, church, and family activities.
Davie Thomas Robbin traded his house and forty acres to Water Simper for land by the free. Adolphus Kolb is very sick with a bad cold. Alfred Simper bought farming land from Joe Dodds. The Relief society conference at Davie Sunday was well attended. Visitors from the Stake Board included Mrs Flnora Vernon, Mrs Minnie Davis, Mrs Agnes Calder, and Mrs Verdi bial Virge Doren and family of Roosevelt visiting Teonard Boren.
A bronze turkey tom was received from Los Angeles by Levy Kitchen. A baby girl arrived at Mrs Lucy Nebeker's home on Saturday February 13. Stephen Ross of Tridell visits Roosevelt. The Junior Mutual boys under Frank Morrill plan a lighting system for the new building. With early school closings, teachers and children strive to complete prescribed courses and avoid failing grades.
Fort Duchesne hosted a birthday party Friday evening for a group of young friends. The event featured games and refreshments with guests including Slaes Eatell Thompson Helen Hice Marion vtice Wary Eflen Kimball Wanda Dison Phyt lia anlelt Hobert Paochs Shel ton Enochs Frankle Thompson Francie intberg Charlie Nace Wiliam Litster Hobert Litster Mach. Milas Pern received a keepsake from the youngster.
Teddy Lasgherst and Andrew Dud Lay participated in Sunday services as a social and supper were served Saturday evening at Vernal.
On Friday afternoon the group met at Sarah Searts home for a sewing session. Dinner was served to nine ladies. Ira Anole Warburton was called to Pleasant Grove Friday to attend.
A Thursday evening meeting at St Marks hospital spryly featured by Miss Ella Chandler and Mr BE M Chandler. Reverend W J Elowes and Mrs. Elowes attended as guests with a sizable crowd of parents and pupils enjoying a fine program followed by refreshments.
Slazelhandler metered to Lapoint Sunday. Rev Hewes held services at the home of Mra Adama J FP Stevens made a business trip to Myton Saturday. Srs Evan Fisher is teaching at Randlett during the absence of Miss Clarice Hall.
Notice to correspondents states all letters must reach the office by Tuesday with clear instruction that material arriving after this date will not be inserted. The notice emphasizes punctuality for timely publication.
Minnesota North Dakota and Kansas high school bodies ban any student who smokes from representing their schools in all athletic contests. The move aims to curb tobacco influence among athletes and younger students, with officials noting disciplinary and morale benefits in schools and grades alike.
A fragment discusses the value of a warm smile as a social connector. It notes that pleasing expressions evoke reciprocal smiles and praises the art of shaping cheerful faces to foster friendliness and satisfaction.
The piece notes readers no longer stop at cross roads to read sale bills. It claims many men now advertise their sales in papers as motorists speed by and neglect roadside notices.
A brief notice from IVernal Expresa Publishing Co announces that they will pint any amount above 100 for butter wrappers, describing value-added packaging options and distribution details.
The passage extols smiling as a cost effective mood booster noting it uses far fewer facial muscles than frowning. It highlights several kinds of smiles including a greeting smile that lights the face and warms the heart, urging choosing the loveliest, most becoming expression when we smile.
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