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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1921
Page
3
Community notes from Bennett and nearby Uintah Basin areas recount a week of surgery recoveries, church attendance, family visits, and social events. Highlights include Mrs ODriscoll's operation, priesthood and mutual activities, dances at Leeton hall, road improvements toward Vernal, and Decoration Day cemetery work accompanied by visitors from Roosevelt, Vernal, and Maeser.
Randlett residents attend weekends with relatives and visitations occur among families including Owens and Colton. A two and a half month old baby died of whooping cough with funeral at Episcopal cemetery. Local figures travel to Roosevelt for a convention while others report ripe strawberries locally. Primary officers took children on a pink last Tuesday amid widespread whooping cough. Duchesne Uintah and Green rivers rise to last year’s levels with higher water predicted.
Tom Blevins returned Friday from Pool Creek ranch while tourists transit Samuel Field. Pittsburg visitors stayed at Alta hotel last Friday. County leaders Forest Slaugh and Don Wall toured boys projects on Friday. Ed Lewis recovered a boat at Daniels ranch. Joe Haslem retrieved it at Halsen ranch. The married men won Saturday’s ball game. FridaY night dance planned at ward house. Local farmers expect to begin purchases late this week.
The Relief Society aids with clothing for shipments. Karl and Albert Goodrich finished crops at Diamond Mountain and return Tuesday. Jacob N Lybbert and Harold H linger plan to attend summer school at Logan Agriculture College. Melon crops suffer from a cool rainy spring. Mrs Almira Harrison and daughter Hannah travel to Provo for summer classes. E J Starkiee ill but improving. Naples reports strong Stake Priesthood turnout with about forty five members Sunday.
Glines Minn and Deline Duke returned home from Sunnyside Utah where they visited relatives. A nine pound baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Parley Gahlaway Tuesday May 24. Boy Scouts joined in with other wards in the Dinosaur outing. John Hair Jr and wife from Price are visiting relatives. A party at Mr and Mrs Harry Collins May 27 honored Mr Jack Meiling's birthday with card playing and lunch. Mrs Meiling and Mrs Louisa Thomas improve and come home. Robert McCurdy is seriously ill with pneumonia. Mrs Jon Herring and daughter Jennie from Myton visit Andrew Herring. Merret from Nevada and Archie Gregory returned from Green River city on business. A chicken dinner was served at Abe Harris home May 20 for Mrs Harris birthday. Many invited guests wished her happiness.
Mrs William Oaks returns home from the hospital after a week long stay with no operation needed Evan Ellis returns from Odgen Utah after winter study Water levels rise due to heavy mountain snow Dam builders Joseph P Hacking and Spivanious Collett fail to stop flooding Edward Oaks daughter undergoes jaw bone removal in Salt Lake City to aid health Lolyd Wamsley from Pina Arizona visits Wild Mountain Meda and May Neilson visit Hartford Utah Ward officers host a surprise bishopric meeting Primary children host social hour at Mrs Jerry Murray’s Miss Gladys and Flora McCoy travel to sheep camp Mrs William Reynolds and daughter Inez go to Juniper Springs for health Morley Jones family visits from Tridel Frank Lewis recovering from blood poisoning Purse Blackburn and Roy Warburton recover from tick fever Joseph P Hacking returns home with daughters Lucile and Josephine from L D S S U
Officers and teachers returned Monday from Vernal after attending general Priesthood and auxiliary meetings. The Mutual Improvement Association sponsored a Friday evening entertainment, described as a pageant or nature program.
In a rapidly rising creek area residents monitor water levels as authorities issue flood warnings. Local responders prepare barriers and evacuations if waters reach deeper zones, while farmers move livestock to higher ground and monitor weather updates.
A terse saying on prudent action notes that being right first matters, then proceeding with caution. It emphasizes knowing when to stop to avoid overstepping or overcommitting in decision making.
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