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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1927
Page
6
Sunday meetings and Decoration Day events highlighted a flurry of family visits and nuptials. Salt Lake temple marriages joined Wardle Gillman families while many residents marked Decoration Day with guests, dinners, and church activities across Glines and nearby towns.
Naples residents report travels to Salem Santaquin and Salt Lake City. Families visited include Mrs C F Lybbeart and Mrs William Merril with others from Naples. Monroe Hatch's illness is mentioned with a favorable update after a fever.
Mrs Kenneth Spetty of Verma ris fed the free part of the week at top of Mr and Mrs A T Igsepp Faching. Mr Lamar Bird and the Slissea isry Heten joined a sheep camp on Diastend mountain Tuesday where they spent a couple of days. Mr and Mrs Ceorga Terry of iapoint were here for Decoration day. Wes Perry's mother Mrs Y Virginia Jarrell had been visiting at Lakolnt. Mr and Mrs Perry returned the same evening. Mr and Mrs Wallace Oska Milas Wilda Timothy and Miss Loren Hfnteh returned from a family excursion to Stant, with a stop in Salt Lake City. In Flag day activities by the American Legion Auxiliary district schools and Junior Blah participated. The fifth grade of the Masser School won highest place. At the Memorial program the fifth graders received a flag measuring three and a half by five and a half feet under Miss Lola Smith. Elizabeth Reynolds left for Juniper Springs to regain health. Mrs Mary Thurgese ill then improving at home of her daughter Mrs Edward Heert. Sunday Mrs Burgess daughter Mrs Livin Caldwell and husband of Duchess visited for Decoration Day and returned home that evening. Printing offer for wrapp ers at this office.
Ash ley Mr and Mrs Steven Sadie visiting Lonzo McCarrell home. Roy Lee left for Salt Lake City to visit her mother Mrs Luther Swett. Mrs Swett taken to Vernal hospital Sunday seriously ill with blood polwr from tonsillitis. Mr and Mrs Henry Sah Vira Labeau and Albert Breestone returned home Saturday from Want. Mr and Mrs Karl Preece and Alma Preece motored to Green River Saturday. Sir and Mrs David Karen sport a new Star car. Frank Weightman joined from the sheep camp. Steve Blancock from Payson in Vernal staying at the Seeley home for the gum mi. Mr and Mrs Sim Atwood of Wroommong and Lynn Johnston from St George visiting Charles Atwood home. Vira Ellsworth mother of Vira Tuther Swett from Ouray valley on a tour of the Lina of her daughter. Mrs Alma Preece entertained friends of her little son Stalph for his third birthday on the 28th. Mrs Charlotte Corless staying at the home of her Quat Ure Wr Mati hla week. Me and Mere Louly Frentaya retired from Manti, the latter part nM this week.
Morley Bernon and family of Roosevelt were in town Monday for Deroration day. They stayed overnight with Mr and Mrs William Vernon Mra Wark Wo Hall, ill with the flu for two weeks but improving. Mr and Mrs A G Anderson of Lapoint traveled to Vor on business Saturday of last week and visited Mrs Maud Carpentier before returning the same day.
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