Ladies Visit Vernal and Family News From Lapoint
Mrs Henry Lee of Lapoint visited Vernal on Tuesday accompanying her daughter Verisho to high school events. LaZelle Kitchen of Tridelt stays with Mr and Mrs Eric A Cramer. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Leon P Christensen on Thursday morning January 19. Weeks suffered pneumonia this week and shows slight improvement. Miss Lucy Stewart of Occidental Reed in Roosevelt returned home last week. Hanxté Spiers, son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Spiers, improves from scarlet fever. Florence Henderson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Wm Henderson, has pneumonia and remains serious though slightly better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Lee of
Lapoint
Vernal
Verisho
LaZelle Kitchen
Tridelt
Eric A Cramr
Bouneti G
Gladden
Leon P Christensen
Lucy Stewart
Occidental Reed Company
Roosevelt
Florence
Henderson
Mrs Erekson Returns Home From Provo Visit
Mrs Henry Erekson returned to her home in Provo on Saturday after a week visiting her sister in law Mrs Myrtle Erek son of Glines ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Erekson
Provo
Myrtle Erekson
Glines Ward
Marriage Licenses Issued By County Clerk Wilson Murray
On January 16 County Clerk Wilson Murray issued marriage licenses to Marion Wall Abplanalp of Vernal and Thelda Dorothy Murray of Jensen. George Edward Goya of Provo and Arilda Luzerna Jobe of Randlett also received licenses and were married the same day by Justice Charie Carter. Additional licenses were issued to Italvich Chew of Amarillo Texas and Dorothy Fishberk of Denver, Cole Janien Redding and Misa Alfreda Herbert of Vernal, Feott Bruce and Lois Angus of Roosevelt. A primary school teachers meeting was held at the Contrast School building after noon with Miss Matilda Peterson leading discussions. twenty one teachers attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Murray
Marion Wall Abplanalp
Vernal
Thelda Dorothy Murray
Jensen
Justice of the Pesce
George Edward Goya
Provo
Arilda Luzerna Jobe
Randlett
Charley 8 Carter
Justice of the Peace
Klarriave
Italvich Chew
Amaralda
Texas
Dorothy Fishberk
Denver
Cole Janien Redding
Misa Alfreda Herbert
Mopainy
Schocl
Matilda Peterson
Ner Asar
Miner sustains severe bruising after wall collapse at Greys coal mine
Cecil Billings was badly bruised when loosened home coal from the mine wall fell on him on Tuesday of last week. He was carried from the mine and taken for medical care where doctors found no bone injuries, though his left leg was badly bruised and a gash cut his left arm. Additional lines note delivery of several touring cars and a coach to individuals in Jensen Vernal and Ouray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Billings
Greys
Miss One Radmall Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
Miss One Radmall underwent an appendectomy at Vernal Hospital on Wednesday evening and is recovering well. Milas Redmaile resides in American Fork and will spend the winter with her grandmother Mrs David Timoth while attending LHS. The Business and Professional Women’s Club met for lunch at the Commercial Hotel Monday evening with seven members and guests. Mrs Jorgensen served a Coney Island dinner. Special guests included Misa Matilda Peterson state primary supervisor and Miss Stella Harris of the Uinish high school faculty, who read to the group and were enjoyed by all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
One Radmall
Vernal Hospital
Milas Redmaile
David Timoth
LHS
Business and Professional Womens Club
Commercial Hotel
Coney Island
Jorgensen
Seven Fees
Misa Matilda Peterson
Salt Lake
PW Club
Stella Harris
Uinish High School
Miss Harris
Mrs Lloyd Shimmin Hosts Bridge and Rock Afternoon
Mrs Lloyd Shimmin entertained at her home on Saturday afternoon with a delicious luncheon followed by bridge and rock. Nine tables of bridge and two of rock were in play. High bridge honors went to Mrs HM Bnyder Mrs George H Christy and Mrs Roy Coupe while high rock honors were won by Mrs Glenn Bennion. Forty six guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Shimmin
Bridge
Rock
HM Bnyder
George H Christy
Roy Coupe
Glenn Bennion
First Ward MIA Social and Mutual Programs Detailed
The First Ward MIA social on Tuesday January 17 at the Vernal First Ward chapel featured the Ver nal Recond ward MT A as honored guests. A varied program included readings by Miss Ruby Hansen, two violin solos by Gilbert Childs with Mrs Childs on piano, and dancing enjoyed throughout the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal Recond
Ruby Hansen
Gilbert Childs
Acto Biaryetta Preece
Tessie Winn
Louise Glenn Hegdar
Thhe Sake
Jean Merkley
Piis Mies
Mae Heteltz
Mies
Vera Herbert
Vera
Sadie Erickson
Fila
Iola Lee
Mildred McCarrell
Teasia Winn
Narieq Pard
Ward Moi A
Haroll
Vaeser Af I A
Stake
Eva VieCra
Je Pa Velle
Jonea
Merle Anersan
Vieper
Isabelta Caldwell
Pearl Dudley
Phoebe Allen
Maeser Cate
Clyde Oaks
George Lofeltz
Owen Hodily
Mea Jenkins
Harold
Maryin Smith
Saxa- Thond
LaVon Vernon
Sylvia Richeens
Elnora Vernon
Wells Ashby
Gleaners
Local Family News: Chew Snow and Tolp Visit Jensen
Mr and Mrs Douglas Chew moved back to Jensen with their new son. Mr and Mrs Elmer Snow and Bills Tolp Sorenson were Vernal visitors on Friday. Mrs Claude Boyd and children and Fra Tomorgan came in from the ranch Sunday. They spent the night at Jensen and drove to Vernal the next day. Ben Kelly was a business visitor in Vernal last Friday. Marinterson has been ill with a cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Chew
Jensen
Elmer Snow
Bills Tolp
Sorenson
Claude Boyd
Fra Tomorgan
Jin
B Ranch
Verenal
Ben Kelly
Vernal
Marin
Terson
Pals First Charms Audiences in Vogue Run
The stage comedy Pals First drew strong crowds at the Vogue last Friday and Saturday, praised as perhaps the era’s best local production. Tribute flows to Robert L. Pixton and Edwin Bronson as tramps, Pearl Shaffer as Aunt Carolin, with praise for the full company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toca
Robert L .Pixton
Edwin Bronson
For Sale Notice List From Local Classifieds
For sale items include a Dagonette leather couch and beuing machine Mrs Bennion Jr contact 313-20. Also sale or trade for a one ton Chevrolet truck in good condition Leslie Thick EH phone Black 455 120-28. Maytag washer and parlor suite in good condition Mrs Hatch 420-27. 1300 pound team squire Mr Westover Farm 420. Found a parcel left at Farrars Grocery inquire this office 429.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dagonette
R Bennion, Jr
Fiano
Gold and Green Ball Social Event of Uintah Stake
The Uintah stake M I A hosts the Gold and Green Ball Friday January 20 at the Imperial. The Mutuals of the L D church supervise recreation with stake and ward committees to ensure wholesome activities. Decorations and good music promise a lively evening as host families plan a sociable, enjoyable event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah
Imperial
Dobt
the Mutuals
L.D . Church
Stake
JC Penney Co Posts Record 1927 Sales Rise to 15195462099
JC Penney Co reports 1927 gross sales of 15 195462099, up 36 27159762 from 1926, a 31 35 percent gain. December 1927 sales reach 21 79627709, vs 15 93641694 in 1926, as the firm adds stores from 747 in 1926 to 891 in 1927 and anticipates further gains in 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J C Penney Co
Earl C Sams
JC Penney Co
J C Periney Co
Diet warnings and odd speech from a dramatic column
Fragments describe a diet expert warning against cheap ham and eggs as a Wan named in Who's Who is referenced. The text mentions cabbage and a certificate of character from ants and hints at a sale to the intkudos coe touched by a Lady, suggesting a broader world view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fehe
Fragmented Text Reflects Odd Narratives and Personal Struggles
The read text presents garbled phrases about returning to normalcy, a St Toulouse man with many surgeries, and a jumbled world view. It hints at social critique and personal debt, mentioning a mortgage as a symbol of burden and the phrase mortgage on our souls.
Simile and Nation Roles Highlight Learning Across Borders
The passage discusses learning from others as progress and notes Canada considers a carrier pigeon service like the U S Army. It cites Ottawa requesting information from Washington and mentions the Army operating 17 pigeon posts. Also referenced are church gatherings resuming Sunday in Vernal wards with Sunday school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Minimeter of Defense
Ottawa
Wotten
War Department
Washington
Army
David Karren Sr Undergoes Major Operation in Salt Lake City
The note states that at 10 o'clock and during a Sacrament meeting at T 30, David Karren Sr was operated upon last Saturday at the LD 8 hospital in Salt Lake City for a very serious operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Karren Sr
LD 8
Salt Lake City
Card of Titanes appreciation message to late wife
The Card of Titanes thanks everyone for support during the loss of our wife and mother. We appreciate the service, singing, comforting remarks, and floral offerings at the funeral from CBATWOOD and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cbatwood
Card of thanks to friends for comfort in bereavement
Card of thanks to friends who visited in sorrow after the lingering illness and death of our beloved husband and father. We express heartfelt gratitude for kindness and comfort that lightens a darkened home. Mrs James N Winn and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James N Winn
Also Mentioned on This Page
HENRY
Hanxté Spiers
Kenneth Spiers
Tre Alin Chevrolet
Floyd Perry
David Elis
Ouray
William Stringham
Don Jensen
Verrettton
Fred Wall
Boand F
Lytertains
M I. A. Notes
First Ward
Walter Knox
Columbia Ish
Alfred Meeks
Grand Junction
Cole
Marion Dudley
Irs Knox
Mr Meeks
Dudley
Roy Murray
Masadena Cola
Marlon Dudley
Murray
Oral Peterson
Dave Horrocks
Peterson
Mrs Horrocks
Don Kelly
C . Atwood Willam Wells
Kelly
Thelda Murray
Warlor
Verna
Ford Car
NW Larsen
John W Pope
Isaac Burton
Farrars Grocery
J. CC Penney Co
Halr
Berek
St Touls
Eltte
J. G Peppard Seed Company
Mondal
Hoot Gibson
Tvesdal
Fred Thompson
Silver King
Arizona Nights
Wn, Boyd and
Billy Dove
Universal News
Buck Jones
Clara Bow
Chive Brooks
FOX News
Baturd AL
Buzz Barton
Boy Wonder
Boy Rider
Harry Langdon
Colleen Moore
Ermine
Card OF
Titanes
Benedict Arnold
Nrme
Arnold
Wis
Iverpason
Batravaganch
Umtah
Straus
Uinran Sram Bank
Doch
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