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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1919
Page
6
Sunday evening program featured a talk on Shrifts and a girls chorus with Make the Home Beautiful. Mary Ashby told a story while the boys chorus sang Cheery Smile. Several locals share health updates and travel plans as families face frost and farm chores.
In Tridell on June 2 a turkey yard of forty acres hatched 200 young birds with 1000 turkeys nearby and a woven wire fence enclosure. Walter Allen owns the yard. Mary Glines reports the earliest spring fry on the market. On the 26th David Morrill received a call from the church president to be in Salt Lake July 8 for a mission starting July 9 in the Northwestern states. Brothers Morrill, Hyrum and Bishop Horace Morrill head to Roosevelt to meet Laban Morrill, long absent from Idaho. Nellie Meecham chosen second counselor in the LM IA. Dora Collings resigns for other duties. Nellie Merkley named senior teacher and Auline Hultlinger junior teacher for the year. New Sunday school teachers include Harvey Hullinger, Owen Bartlett, Geneva Lyman, and Mrs Alice Bartlett Morrill. A teachers training class featured a demonstration illustrating early chapters of the teachers’ textbook.
Sunday school and meeting well attended last Sunday. A farmers meeting with Mr Wittwer and Mr Paxman on irrigation and farming topics for local conditions. N G Peterson back from Salt Lake. Decoration Day quiet but graves are tended and flowers placed. John Cook moves family to new home. bought J W Fuller home east of Lapoint and will return in July for his wife from Lyman Wyoming.
Local fans note Lapoint routed Indiana at Whiterocks and Vernal, with a big Decoration Day victory. Frosts last three nights killed tender plants, spurring gardeners to plant seeds early in the Lin tantra basin, a rare sight for this season.
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