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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1937
Page
3
A faded catalog of sewing patterns shows Pale fern No 889s Wardube prints in sizes 36 through 44 and playful children patterns 2 to 5 years with elastic backs. Also lists Pattern No 6912 for a medium size dress and a call to mail for pattern instruction, mentioning the newspaper name.
Maeser residents report visits from Salt Lake and Duchesne families, and arrivals including Collet and Bodily kin. Students and teachers shift. Decoration Day gatherings, bonfires, and community activities marked the week. The Maeser water works trench progress is near finish with an 18 June target. A mentoring class starts June 1 taught by Zella Perry, as locals recover from injuries and travel to Grand Junction and Zion parks for memories events.
In a broad address Utah figures decry a long term brain and youth drain. They cite per capita losses of 2-2. of 1 percent annually and compare to the South’s wartime losses. The talk defends industrialization as Utah’s salvation while urging opportunities to keep young people local and productive.
Mrs. Joseph Paulson departed Thursday night from Denver to Espanola New Mexico for an extended visit with her daughter Bernice. Nearby mourners attended Hank Stewarts funeral in Roosevelt last Thursday including Bishop Ira Gardiner Elmer Snow and P Kelly. Also visiting from Hurricane are Hetty Lou and Gloria Spendlove with their father O PF Peterain and other relatives Mary Newton of Beattie.
People including Mr. Fret Geass and Mr. Emmons met with Peter G. Cast and family, while Lyman Snow of Idaho and Geneva of Arizona visited relatives. Ada Lambert and Miss Carlson from Nevada joined Mrs. Pierre Morgan at the K Ranch. Local notes report rainfall of .17 inches, Dudley moving to a summer ranch, and Billings and Vera Smith’s marriage near Jensen. William Goodwin discussed a new Indian education service program training about 30 supervisors to promote agriculture and crafts among Indians in Utah and surrounding regions.
A federal official describes training programs for Native Americans aimed at promoting American origin and farming skills. The account emphasizes the role of Indians in learning farming methods to support national development and self sufficiency.
Denny Lind the Swedish nightingale is buried in Malvern England based on readable OCR text about the singer known as Tenny Lind.
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