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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1923
Page
8
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John W Pope visited Dragon on Tuesday while J WL Blackburn from Callas on Colo nel Wan Svirtter came to town on Monday. Francis Middleton stockman of Brush Creek traveled to Wornal Tuesday for business. Miss Fern Rost reporter for Exprogg from Glinea contracted scarlet fever and will be missed. J Duffy arrived in Vernal from Craig Colorado on Monday to handle business matters for several days.
Hylag G Smith of Fort Duchesne Way did not attend any preliminary meeting of the Wintash County Fair committee on Monday despite the heat.
Alrs HR H Sainsbury stake president of the Young Lad Key Mutual departed Saturday to attend leadership week at the BYU Provo campus.
Ice on the Green River measures between one and twelve inches thick and is of good quality. Those who rely on the river for summer ice are rushing to store supplies this week.
County Clerk Wilson Murray has restructured the office layout to improve appearance and convenience, making the workspace more efficient for public access and daily operations. Changes focus on streamlined counters, lobby flow, and clearer filing areas.
Ranger Albert E S Blood spent several days at Vernal arriving on Thatday of last week from Dry Gulch ringer station of the Ashley National Forest with headquarters at Altonah.
Word was received by relatives of the death of the wife of Willam Mc Naughton of WieLor Utah on January 14 of black diptheria. Mr McNaughton is a brother of James and Loreni McNaughton of Vernal.
.A Utikman president of Rangely Oil and Refining company returned Thursday from a business trip to Salt Lake City. Brigman stated they were shipping out large quantities of gasoline exceeding any previous winter trade.
Henry Millecam of Vernal Drug returned Friday from Salt Lake City after taking the State Board of Pharmacy examination where 25 men and 2 girls were tested. Millecam has not yet learned his score or result.
Mrs Jesse Evans entertained friends Monday night with a cards gathering. Three prizes were awarded: first prize to E E Gurr, second to Mrs May Long, and third to Mrs Jesse Haws. A lunch was served and guests enjoyed the event.
Supervisor Charles De Molsy and Forester Harry Van Tassel left Tuesday for Johnaton's saw mill. They will travel toward the ranger station to test the telephone system and locate the fault.
John Merkley of Tridel injured his leg when his team fell through a breached bridge above Tridel. He was brought to Vernal on Friday for further medical care and an operation was performed on his leg. He is recovering at his sister Aunt Sarah Coltharp's home and is doing as well as expected.
Mary Hinman, thirteen, underwent a left ear mastoid operation at L D Hospital in Salt Lake City on Thursday January 18 by Dr Stauffer, eye and ear specialist. The procedure was timely and recovery appears on track as the cold disturbing the ears subsides.
Frank I Brewer stayed several days in Vernal on Bitter Creek business and left for home Thursday. He is known as the former manager of the Wild West show at the county fair two years ago and for his son Allan famed for riding and roping. Mrs Brewer, one of the riders, died soon after the show. Vernal Express advertises a large stock of Valentines in all sizes at affordable prices.
David Calder attends BYU Provo for Leadership week Mir and Mru Leslie assist Sunday in Roosevelt visiting with their son Rog and Clarence Mire Ii 8B Olsen left Saturday for Leadership week at BYU Provo President Wallace Culler departed Saturday for Provo to attend Leadership work at the Y U
John W Pope returned from a business trip to California with his daughter Venice who will remain for some time visiting family and sights.
The Uintah County bureau executive committee met to finalize plans for a membership drive starting once a State bureau representative arrives from Salt Lake City.
E Peterson spoke to the agricultural club at Uintah Academy outlining calf and pig club programs to be organized this year in Boys' and Girls' club work. Several UA students will join the clubs.
A Utah Farm Bureau representative is expected in Vernal for the Uintah County drive to promote Farm Bureau efforts. It is possible a Utah Agriculture College representative from Logan will attend during that period.
The Willcox academy basketball team travels to Roosevelt Saturday for a game against Roosevelt high. Prin G A Downey and Coacham Thomas will attend along with a strong crowd of supporters.
Henry A. Willie of Salt Lake City representing Hallowell Janes and Donald wool merchants of Boston reports visitors in Verna for several days. He states that sheep men can expect good wool prices again this year.
Mrs E H Adair visiting Diagonal Iowa says winter weather is delightful with little snow or rain Her daughter Ethel is improving rapidly They miss the big picture shown at the Vogue but value the home news given to the Express
Elaborate plans are under way for a statewide Home Products Week to run February 12 to 17. The event will involve all chambers of commerce and commercial clubs in Utah members of the Intermountain Development Forum, with a proclamation by Governor Charlege R Mabey.
Vernal city publishes its annual report and invites public review. City leaders including Scorder Woolley Major Barnes and councilmen offer to explain details and discuss financial problems to improve the city’s welfare in the West.
An ATL Friday evening event hosted by First Ward M A featured a lighthearted debate with characters Cyniftia Gossip Linwood Liddith Sarah Ann Doolittle and Harold Calder. Judging by Solly N Davis Kwellen Johnson and Mrs J Cates, Chairman Osterlow won despite few recognizing him. Ira Thomas sang and Miss Erina Woolley played piano.
A January birthday party for Mrs McNaughton at Neigheotern Lodge featured a surprise handkerchief gift. Guests enjoyed parlor games, cards, and a fine luncheon by the Royal Northborn. Mrs McNaughton opened packages revealing a beautiful collection of handkerchiefs.
A neighbors gathering at the Merkley home for Mr Merkley's health trip to Idaho ended with warm wishes and a farewell as guests enjoyed music and a light lunch.
Mr and Mrs William Collyer hosted a turkey dinner Tuesday night at their Uintah Avenue home. Also in attendance were Mr and Mrs George E Adams, Mr and Mrs J A Cheney, and Mr and Mrs L Woodard.
Mr and Mrs George H Harrison entertained at dinner Sunday in honor of Attorney and Mrs Thos W O'Donnel and Mr and Mrs Lynn Ashton. The gathering included friends and local figures, reflecting a social occasion reported in the society notes.
D. E Campbell of Caleson Colorado and C Anderson of Denver Colorado secured a marriage license from County Clerk Wilson Murray and were married on Monday January 22 by Rev A Downey of the Congregational church.
In Park City at the bride's home Miss Thelma Verbeck, one of the popular and well known young ladies of Park City, becomes the center of attention as the wedding event unfolds with family and friends in attendance.
On Thursday evening Mrs E Taft was honored with a shower hosted by Mrs Pard on Dodds Fro. A program of instrumental and vocal music and readings entertained guests. Mrs Taft received many gifts including silver, china, linen, and a handmade quilt from her mother. A luncheon followed. Mrs Taft, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Hardy, recently married in Salt Lake City and visited home folk with Mr Taft from Reynolds, North Dakota.
Tuesday evening Mrs S M Logan hosted the Thalia club with fine music from Mr and Mrs E A Taft on piano and trombone. Frank P Wellman presented the lecture Your Silent Self and an observance of the Sabbath followed by a family gathering and refreshments.
A crowd gathered Saturday evening to celebrate Fohnu's birthday when a chaotic scene erupted at Wilburn Horn as Johh Milburns friends joined in. Bvxversone described the event as an “nlended time” and wished birthdays occurred more often while Lun¢gh commented on the aerial mood of the occasion.
A vivid character study centers on Bern Wallingford and his honest, likable nature shaped by his parents. Rufug and Yineckie Daw appear as key figures, with the setting highlighting a large cast and the film’s ambitious scope for a major screen production.
The County Fair committee met Monday with Commissioner Fred Falter absent. They set the permanent organization date for February 3 and discussed exhibits, judging emphasis, and sub committees. Hoag Co Smith offered to place an Indian agricultural exhibit independent of other fair parts if space is allotted.
Valentines all sizes and ready priced at Vorm Express. Wake your selection early to avoid sold out stock and enjoy fast service and great value this season.
Fragmented notice notes a purchase for Vernal Junior High students including a product named Tiano and a character Jumbo Jim with prices 25 and 35 and no reserved seats. The readable text is unclear on dates or exact parties involved.
Historial notes list numerous travelers via the Uintah Railway including Watson to Vernal on various days, with stops at Fort Duchesne, Stoorevelt, Grand Valley and Mack. Names include Tredu Nelson Warren Hillinggy Nick Pappas Tom Humus Pete Pappay Cogorratag Coltharp Culp and several others.
The Vernal Junior High team defeated Lapoint 35 to 17 in a lively Saturday night game before a large crowd. Coach Hunt and the Vernal squad displayed strong teamwork with standout plays from both sides. a return match is planned at Lapoint. Principal Clegg joined the visiting team for the event.
Verha Junior High students under Prof Norman Oreen stage Opera Chrysanthemum again at Vogue on Monday February 6 with children delivering songs and a comic piece Jumbo Jimi The proceeds buy a piano for Vernal Junior High assembly room Tickets 25 and 35 cents no reserved seating expected to fill Vogue venue
The Pack Allan coal company in Uintah county employs 15 miners and two top men with haulers. They started winter with 26 cars in the bins and recently pulled 7 cars of coal in 24 minutes, a new record. They plan four new entrants this year to potentially employ 30 men full-time.
A grand Valentine dress ball is announced for February 16 in Gilnes. Details emphasize a formal social event with attire guidelines and a focus on festive romance and community gathering.
The Uintah County American Red Cross chapter held its annual officer election on Friday January 12 at the Commercial club rooms. Elected to the executive committee were Mrs John McNaughton Mrs G W Baese I Sander Charles Hi Colton Mrs LN Meredith Mr John N Davis and Mr Robert Witmer. The officers will be selected after the committee organizes.
Opera Chrysanthemum and Jumdo JW presented at Vogue theaters with prices listed at 26 and 36 cents. The notice states no reserved seats and mentions Aelt.
Vendors advertise large quantities of Valentine offerings by the Vernal press. The products are described as beautiful and moist with reasonable prices.
A 15 year old named Owen McCarrol, in Lon McGanoh, with Earl Baeg in a barn, attempted to reload a .22 cal rifle. The weapon discharged, injuring Owen in the hand and causing a painful wound.
Register Albert Haley reports numerous prospecting permits across Utah and surrounding states including HC Ward Myton 320 acres in T4S5 R1E and Alece Bowles Sault Lake City 2660 acres T15S R21E. Agricultural and mineral patents listed for Zelph Calder Orson Burton and others. Contests involve George T Smith Arcadia Utah vs Bowery Duchesne and Slaugh ter vs Wheeler with decisions affirmed.
The Second Ward Mutual will stage Stop Thief on February 16 at the Vogue, replacing the previously advertised Nothing but the Truth. A 4-1t notice confirms the venue and date change for this community production.
El Paso Texas celebrates selling its millionth money order in 64 years at 345 oclock on Tuesday January 17. FA McKinney money order clerk purchased the last of the series and Lee W Jones of the money order department bonct the first of the new series numbered from 1 to 1 000 000. The exhausted series was the one supplied when the post office opened in TT Pas in 1448.
Randlett business shuts down as Ashton Mercantile announces 0 percent discount on remaining stock. Sale features booze and Shoney Market items with Opera Santhe muay and Jumbo Jim acts at Vogue events. Prices listed as 25 and 35 cents.
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