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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1925
Page
3
Naples residents heard of Mrs. George L. Goodrich dying at L D S hospital Salt Lake City after tumor surgery. Her husband son George R and daughter Laura with her at hospital. Funeral set for Saturday at 1 p m in Naples ward. Youngest son Joseph expected from Florida.
A large force works on the ward hall addition while ladies prepare meals for workers. Gleaner girls present Erma Fletcher a carnations bouquet. Mrs. Helen Collins hosts a quilting. Parents and teachers plan a meeting with H. Walter Woolley speaker and Vernal male quartet on program.
Fort Duchesne residents spent the weekend with the Rice family and welcomed a baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Young. Local changes include Leroy Taylor resigning as property clerk and families moving. a Roosevelt minister conducted services. Whiterocks hosted a gym opening with many attendees from Fort Duchesne.
Mrs Gilbert Maeser of Lapoint visited at the home of her relatives Mr and Mrs Clarence Bird from Saturday to Monday. She also called on Mr and Mrs A G Anderson. Mrs Joseph P Hacking hosted the Relief Society meeting last Thursday with 27 members and refreshments. A ward house social event occurred Friday February 20 with a large crowd and music by I R Stringham, Mrs Carlyle Reynolds and LaVar Mulling. Mrs Roy Warburton arrived from Rainbow mine to seek medical care for her daughter and stayed with her parents Mr and Mrs James Hansen through Tuesday morning. Mr and Mrs Orrin Relfch are the
Mr and Mrs Elmer Richens rejoice at the birth of a baby boy arriving Tuesday February 17 to gladden their home.
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