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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1931
Page
6
Chicago marks two years before the Century of Progress opening as Fort Dearborn, a replica of the city’s birth site, welcomes the public. The fort features a flagpole with fifteen stars and stripes, blockhouses, brass cannons, muskets, and period furnishings to evoke frontier life of the early 1800s ahead of Chicago’s 1992 celebration.
Rangely L Zenor and several others stayed in Meeker over the weekend. A dance at Victory Park in Uintah Basin drew Frizzell Cloward and others. The community noted road comparisons, visits to Vernal, and numerous trips by residents and visitors including Calef and White, Batleys, and Hanhs.
A renowned trumpet player led his orchestra on a sandbar before becoming stranded for a period. The night involved fishing swimming and boating with the group returning to Moab by noon Sunday. Mrs Violet Harrison of Roosevelt was chosen vice president of the organization.
Henry Busse, famed trumpet innovator, forms an orchestra and conducts it, challenging the old rule that only pianists or violinists may lead. His ensemble, played at The New Yorker Hotel, wins quick popularity with a fresh sound and a dance crowd that loves the innovation. Busse argues American music should be free of rigid conductors and allows trumpet to lead.
The fragmentary text hints at a discussion of a corner stage after repeated fault finding. It mentions George Tt and a lead in a neck, suggesting a distractingly unclear report with damaged wording and no clear event or outcome.
The eastern division of the Utah Rate Press association held its annual outing over the weekend in Moab hosted by editor Edltce L L Taylor of the Moab Times Independent with guest Oliver.
A gathering at the Times-Independent office hosted guests from the San Juan Record Monticelto and editor H. E. Blake. Early Saturday the group rode in a loaded truck to the Afoeb Garage, then boarded the riverboat for a downstream voyage guided by Rube Walker. The trip featured towering cliffs and natural bridges before the boat ran aground.
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