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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1933
Page
5
An afternoon Christmas program at Ballard Ward School featured students and teachers with Mr V Ty Rice directing. Santa helpers handed out candy and nuts, while Miss Hazel King and others prepared the pageant. Local residents visited or traveled for holidays and several parishioners participated in church activities that day.
Randlett PTA raised funds New Years Eve to finish paying for the Christmas tree and other expenses. The district plans to repair hall chairs and improve seating. Wasatch Academy hosted Mt Pleasant students as Cal Jorgensen and a bus crew transported fifteen high schoolers. Res J W Howes led New Year’s Eve services at the Episcopal Mission Church with Fathers Talbot and Leech.
The excerpt notes Joshua Maniece, Douglas Creek tenanting to Charles Duckett and Ivan Bowman. It lists Christmas in Vernal with Mr and Mrs Hen rt Herriott and Mrs Hills parents RY j and Mrs W F Gross, plus New Year visits by Mr and Mrs J Hr Coltharp and others. Also mentions Mr and Mrs EB L Kane and Mrs W L Lewis as Vernal visitors before Christmas.
Mrs Vue Vert of St Louis reports dropping from 170 to 150 pounds after using Kruschen Salts for four weeks. She cites increased energy and appetite control and urges others to try the product with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
A married folks dance was held Thursday evening by the MOLA Rena. The small daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray Chivers has pneumonia and is improving at Mrs Cartie Chivers home. Mrs Elia Slaugh visits at her daughter Mrs Victor Nelson’s home. Stella Stevens and Don L McConkie attended Sunday school. A children's program occurred Thursday afternoon by primary officers and teachers. MIA and revival Sunday evening featured talks and stories. A New Year’s dance was held Monday evening.
Sunday meeting drew attendees for a program headlined by Ernest Eaton. Various locals visited relatives and helped with domestic duties as families noted health concerns and school departures.
Miss Ruth Felwater was absent from school last week due to illness. Mrs Finest Green and others traveled to California to spend the remainder of the winter. Mr and Mrs Gus Swettfield welcomed a baby boy born January 6. Mrs Sarah Eccles left for New York to her home last week. Mrs Feeles came in December to assist at her father William Gibson’s bedside. The Reading Circle hosts a hot supper for husbands at I. and Mrs Lewis Free stone’s home. Mrs N G Sowards stays with her mother Mrs Wauwan Gibson for a while. Mrs Duaine Adams of Cedar View visits with sister Mrs W S Powell. Mrs Nora Rasmussen and family of Randlett visit her parents, Mr and Mrs Porter Long. James L Gibson of Salt Lake City is here to see his mother and conduct business.
A report details a Saturday gathering for Mrs Amanda Nichols with participants David Hall Garth Colton Keith Bodily Ja and Den Hall Elwin Jones and Billy Collet. On January 6 five bays of the Walt Patrol conducted a bonfire and skating party on the canal. On January 7 Scout Master Caldwell and five scouts raided I M Alien's wood pile and turned it into firewood.
Mrs Ann Hacking visited Gush ir for Christmas with John G Hacking and may stay through winter. Dallas Bodily and son returned from Leota and Gush er to relatives. Dr Lhcyrd D Oaks, Charles and Nettie Oaks went to Provo after Christmas with William HL Oaks. Lee Vide returned from Salt Lake City. Ted Bills and Mr zciaid Mrs Neil Schaefermeyer welcomed their baby blessed Sunday. Roland Duke and Willard Gilli gan of Price visited Trueman Miller. Grace Hall resumed teaching in Leota. Isabel Fislop of Susanville California visited with Edgar Calder Marion Hislop at Marion Allen home. Wallace Oaks and spouse celebrated silver wedding Jan 1 1933.
Provo visitors Mr and Mrs Orson Veron will stay with Mr and Mrs Wil Vernon. Miss Sarah Hansen returns to Little Canyon mine work. Carl Richens announce birth of baby Eb born January 5 at Vernal home of Nettie Richens. McCoy Luck welcomes baby girl born last week. Mrs George Miller visited with son Trueman and family. Marie Anderson of Roosevelt visiting her parents Fred Anderson. Sterling Bodily moves into new home. Five Maeser boys Herman Bingham Fimo Colton Billy Murray Shiley Smith Bud Thomas return from stock judging at Oden. LeRoy Carroll and Joseph P Hatching spoke at Sarent meeting. Mrs Elnora Vernon told a story. LaVerte Collett, Uintah stake Scout, earns first class merit badge. Richard Jensen and L G Noble present. Boy Scouts of Maeser troop 231 work during bad weather. On December 28 they hiked with Scout Master Thos E Caldwell to the Upper Canal.
The 1933 Telep ne Almanac is printed and prepared for distribution. It lists reference data, figures, and local notes characteristic of the era. Availability details and publication context outline the edition's role as a year’s informational guide.
Tridell elementary held a Christmas party with candy and nuts for students in Mr Morrill and Mrs Barcley's rooms. About 30 exchanged gifts and firs performed. The event featured a community program with music from the Tridell school orchestra led by Clara Morrill and Ruth Bott, and visiting Charles Merkley spent a few days in Heber City.
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