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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1925
Page
8
The piece hails a banker as a useful citizen who promotes public improvement and business ventures, warns investors about get rich quick schemes, and offers fifty seven kinds of advice to townspeople.
J. H Chew of Jonsen served as dual Nees caller in Vernal on Tuesday as proud parents welcome a son born December 26, 192. The announcement notes the family name Manwaring with Eric Arthur as the newborn's given names.
A. Harston of Roosevelt was transacting business in Vernal on Monday and Tuesday, per local notes.
James Hansen of Mauser purchases a Chevrolet from Allan Chevrolet, marking a local sale in the automotive market. The deal highlights a personal vehicle acquisition at a regional dealership.
Sunday evening the weather moderated and but 9 degrees below zero bin recorded at the government sta tion.
W T Rice principal of Fort Ducheane school was in town on Wednesday and returned home the same evening.
While T. G. Alexander was in Salt Lake City he completed a sale and delivery of a Chevrolet automobile to Paul Brigham of Myton, detailing the transaction and location.
Mrs. Jay Pack is bedridden at home with a severe lagrippe and related complications, after several days of illness.
The city constructed a pond on the vacant block east of B. O. P. Kelly's and filled it with water from the main supply.
Postmaster J P Rudy of Fort Duchesne conducted business in Vernal Monday evening and returned home Tuesday afternoon in a routine travel note from the region.
County Clerk Wilson Murray is sued for issuing 79 marriage licenses in 1924, a notable increase from 1923. The record reflects a substantial rise in marital registrations and highlights clerical duties within the county office.
Mr and Mrs T J Latrum and their two sons of Fort Duchesne spent Wednesday in Vernal and made a pleasant call at the Express office.
A DeMar Dudley of Jensen a junior member of Dudley and Son visited Vernal Monday to make a pleasant call at the office.
Mrs Clela Wolcott arrives from Salt Lake City to spend holidays with her parents Mr and Mrs E J Young Jr and will stay for a period.
A large group from Jensen gathered Monday evening only to learn the Ferron U H game would not be played, leaving fans disappointed by the cancellation.
President B O Calton announces plans to relocate his family to Ouray in the spring after a business visit in town on Tuesday.
Workers haul thick clear ice from the Calder pond at Calder Brothers creamery to storage. Teams across the area collect and store the ice as the season progresses.
Mrs Weston Vernon of Logan and formerly of Vernal is being considered by Governor Dennis for a seat on the Industrial School Board at Ogden as part of his commission hat.
Misg Nial Nelson and Miss Flora Hansen, both teachers at theUniversity of Hawaii attended a basketball game and dance at Roosevelt Tuesday evening. This marked their first visit to the neighboring town.
Lewis S Gardner welcomed many neighbors and friends Monday evening for a social at his home. The event featured games dancing and refreshments creating a lively community gathering.
Mra D Alhamoreaux of Lapoinat returns from a sick spell at Vernal and will stay with her daughter Miss Martha Lamoreaux, a minor in the UHS, while receiving medical treatment.
Tuesday evening neighbors gathered at Mr William J Gardiner and Mrs Gardiner's Naples ward home for a lively program with dancing games and refreshments enjoyed by all attendees.
Wong Sing, a Fort Duchesne general merchant, stopped in Vernal on Wednesday for business. He left behind his vividly colored calendars, including one with an Indian scene titled In the Land of the Dacotahs.
Mra Hylas C Smith of Roosevelt was in Vernal over Monday. John Ho Davis arrived as an overnight visitor from Roosevelt. Carl Curtin bought a Star touring car from J W Pope garage. Ud Davina of Watson sought a Star touring car he purchased this week.
Elf Lee of Lapalnt owner of the Lee sawmill on Mosby Mountain faced a verbal confrontation with a caller at Ver nal Friday.
Mrs H M Glipson came back Friday from Salt Lake City after several days of visiting.
Fred Sargent, a prosperous farmer from the Farm oreck section cane, travels to spend a few days with Mia Sargent who is staying in Vernal for a time.
Receipt is acknowledged for a calendar titled The Hall of the Pinea gifted by I Lo Marimon from the U 8 Heenald Indian trade established August 28 1902 at Whiterocks Utah.
Professor James Gibson dean of the University of Utah spent the holidays in Vernal visiting with his parents Mr and Mrs William Gibson.
Mrs Mellie Richens formerly Mellie Johnston of Ver nal died December 3 from apoptox y at a Kansas City hospital after being taken from Michigan Valley Kansas where she had lived since her last marriage. She is the mother of Lynn Johnston of Roosevelt who left for St George Utah before her death and she was buried in a Kansas City cemetery.
Charles W. Hanna, Spanish American War veteran and Uintah café proprietor, broke his right forearm while cranking an Overland. An X ray showed the cap of the wrist bone broken off and one of the forearm bones. He suffered considerable pain after the fracture.
The Vernal Drug company's 1925 colonial presents a striking image of the Lake Fork river in the Uintah mountains. It is highlighted as a focal, artistic work showcasing the river scene and landscape.
Jensen residents celebrate Christmas with relatives from Rainbow and nearby towns. Family weddings and dances mark the holidays while illness and travel woes mix with cheerful gatherings and high school holiday returns.
Dean Elmer E. Jones of Northwestern University is identified as a trustee in the Albanian University project allied with American design and financial support. Acting president CG Telford Erickson of New York will lead the endeavor to fundraise in the United States and promote Christian ideals.
Mr and Mrs Ira Burton hosted a Christmas dinner inviting their children for the first time in fifteen years. Guests included Mr and Mrs Clair Burton, Mr and Mrs Guy Burton, Mr and Mrs Joseph Dodds, the Massus Carifie, Nels and Nora Burton, Welton MacNelill, Sidney Merkley and five grandchildren, four girls and three boys.
The Vernal First ward chapel hosted the Primary stake board and ward officers on Tuesday afternoon December 30. Mrs. Mary Sander and Mrs. Fred G. Bingham led games followed by a pageant about passing the old year and welcoming the New Year. A luncheon and dancing ended the gathering with board members listed.
Mr. and Mrs Charlies 8. Carter entertained a number of friends at Christmas dinner at their home. Guests included John N. Davis and family Richard Jensen and family Mrs Enos Bennion Le land Bennion Mrs 8. M. Logan and Mrs. Lucy Rackham. Home decorated in Christmas colors and a bouquet from Mr. Logan. Guests enjoyed games and fellowship.
Sunday morning December 21 a special Christmas service was held at the Washington D C branch of the L D S church under Archer Willey. The kindergarten contributed a duet by Renee and Leota Overlade Provo vocal solo by Georgia Cullimore Salt Lake a children’s vocal quartet from Salt Lake and a solo by Charles McLaughlin Nephi. J Clive Davis of Vernal also performed a vocal solo. Congressman Don B Colton spoke at the sacrament service telling the birth story of Christ.
The Vernal Gun Club is providing wheat to farms and others with large quail flocks to prevent starvation as snow covers feeding grounds. Farmers or sportsmen willing to help should contact secretary Henry Millecam, president L. H. Allan, or captain Byron Thomas for cooperation in this effort.
Odile McKee daughter of George McKee of Vernal and George D Hemphill a Duchesne river farmer wed New Year’s Day at the bride’s Vernal home after obtaining a license in Uintah county. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. M. J Hersey of St. Paul’s Episcopal Church. They plan to reside in Myton after a family dinner.
The Uintah Basin Farmer prints The Brown Mouse story every month and invites all boys and girls in the basin to read it. The feature adds a cheerful moral tale to the local farm paper for young readers.
J J Slaugh left Tuesday morning for Los Angeles California. He plans to drive through in his car.
Fashion notes show tunic blouses shifting toward flared lines with less straight silhouettes. Overblouses gain length while tunics widen below the knees through slashed seams and godets. Black satin designs feature six panels with velvet facing and selective panel coverage. A few waist-defining tucks appear on each side.
A 1924 Western Newspaper Union note recalls Mark Twain to illustrate how enthusiasm wavers when a speaker rambles. The author cites a missionary appeal first praised by Clemens, then declined to donate, showing that excessive talking harms persuasion. The piece urges depth over flash in conversation and sales.
A Christmas day blaze in Salt Lake City nearly razed the Hooper-Eldridge block with an estimated 150000 dollars in damage. Firefighters battled in 84 below zero conditions as Clyde Ayls was injured. Upper floors housing offices and mining firms suffered heavy loss while two stores were mostly consumed.
The January 11 1925 list names assigned missionary appointments including Ashley Archie Bg Richardson Byron 8 Collett Davis H W Woolley Harmon 9 Sowards Glines Ernest Eaton Orson Cald wall Jensen Wallace Calder Lewig HI Moore Lapoint James M Shaffer Chas H Colton Liberty John WN Davis Karl Goodrich Maeser Pontha Calder Harold E Hullinger Naples Vernal Seminary Vernal First Roellef Society conference Vernal Second Albert G Good rich Harold Lundell T ll.
The Thalia club held its annual Christmas party at Mrs B P Kelly's home on December 27. Progressive Five Hundred provided entertainment with Mrs Mary Davies winning first prize and Mrs Bertha Witmer second. After lunch, each attendee received a Christmas gift and departed, praising the event as one of the year’s best.
The page lists a dense cross word puzzle with numbered horizontal and vertical clues, many garbled items, and partial defintions showing a mix of entries like organs of head, exclamation of regret, and phrases about acquisition and fatigue.
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