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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1923
Page
5
It is essential that all correspondence reach this office by Tuesday. Late items will be too late for the week’s edition and will not be published the following week. Send any community happenings so they are treated as regular news.
Mr and Mrs Roy Lambert and children of Kamags join Parley Lambert and relatives at A G Andersons. Mrs Clarence Bird returns from Salt Lake City visit. Wilford Payne and George Wilson families tour the country and plan winter in California. Washington Caldwell and wife visit from the Reservation. Jack Reid and Mrs Reid visit Vernal. Aunt Nancy Colton of Salt Lake visits Ed Colton. Maeser and Vernal First wards celebrate the 24th at City Park with a morning program and afternoon sports. Maeser girls win indoor baseball. married men win baseball honors.
Mr and Mrs Dee Chivers left last week for Hill creek to live for the summer. Mr and Mrs Earl Brimhall celebrate a nine pound baby boy born July 18 at their home. Mother and baby are doing fine. A number of men are home from the area.
The mines shut down as workers like Joe Atwood Frank Zufelt depart for Price to haul freight. Floyd Robbing and George Deering travel to Hill Creek and Salt Lake City while others send greetings at a surprise party for Mr and Mrs George Robbing. Local residents report health issues with Mrs Slaugh and Mrs Smuin, plus a sick list at church as Sacrament meeting features Don Colton and John N Davis.
The Fort Duchesne committee prepares grounds for the En campment on August 16 to 17, expecting about 4 000 attendees. Notable moves include Albert Crumbo seeking transport and vehicles in Salt Lake City, and local residents making visits and hosting gatherings at Uintah park and nearby towns.
Ashley Feltch arrives home from California in a new car last Saturday. Several locals plan mountain fishing trips, with Reginald Noel heading to Fort Douglas for army training and families joining in on outings. A birthday party for Sarah Richardson marked her ninth birthday with twelve guests. other residents travel for summer visits and back from Manila. The Relief society held its work.
The Boy Scouts of Randlett completed a weeklong outing in Uintah Canyon with Mrs. Olile Rogers and her husband among the adult chaperones.
The notes describe a Thursday meeting with ice cream and cake, trips by Miss Ruth and Merle Stelnaker to visit their uncle Henry Brainaker in New York, speakers Ivan Perry and Horace Woollay at a Sacramento meeting, May Scovil's departure to Watson Lake, Charley Jackson's visit from Crush Creek, a successful MTA dance last Friday, Phyllis Thompson's trip to Willow Creek to visit her parents, and Mrs. David Karren Sr.'s return from Blue Mountain last week.
Cedarview residents circulated through Roosevelt Park City and Salt Lake trips with many visiting relatives and friends. Notable notes include Zelda Pope injuring her arm after a cherry tree fall, Dr Whitmore attending, and families returning from Wellington, Heber City, and Price.
The ward welcomes the return of Mr and Mrs Amasa A Lyman after a several week visit to Southern Utah. Mr and Mrs Asland Morrill announce the birth of a fine ten pound now born on Tuesday July 17. George H Bartlett and C B Bartlett visited Roosevelt this week. Leonard Day rejoined his wife in Tridell and will stay with her parents before returning to Price. A ward hall dance last Friday night was held under the direction of I A Thirteen fathers and sons from the ward attended Uintah stake outing.
Mr and Mrs Leo Eskelson welcomed a baby boy born July 21. mother and baby are doing nicely. Community news notes visits from Roy Smith and relatives, names several attendees of a Colton lawn conference, dances in Moffat hall, and local travel to Roosevelt Ouray and Fort Duchesne.
Caldwell residents visit with brother A L Gray while Mr and Mrs W H Blake and Whiterocks visitors from Randlett are noted. An Episcopal Sunday school event was held on the rectory lawn. Mr and Mrs George Dudley made a trip to Roosevelt. A baby girl was born Sunday July 22 to Mr and Mrs William Qt Smirl and both mother and child are fine. The community plans a page in a local booklet for advertising. Mrs Mullens and daughter Lavar and Mr and Mrs Lyle Reynolds of Lapoint visited the J W Harrison home.
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