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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1930
Page
2
A visitor named Jomet Retwan was seen at the residences of Mr and Mrs Benftiun Slougit last Friday. Details on the visit remain limited, with no reported incidents or further names provided.
Local notes report illnesses and recoveries, visits, and events from Lapoint and nearby towns. Mrs Hay of Fleas ant Grove dies at age 100 with family at her bedside. Myron Mott ill at home. Leo Caldwell of Vernal sick with typhoid fever. Canal flume repair underway. Primary meeting and hospital fund drive discussed. Residents travel to Salt Lake City for schooling and medical care. School plays, dances, and MIA convention trips teased. Farmers plan mountain trips and shepherding duties.
Glines Sacramento meeting convened Sunday evening at 7 30 with Robert L Avcock and Adam Longhurst of the Stake genealogical board as speakers. William Aik ee took his sheep to the summer range of Diamond mountain during the week. Mrs Oral Doyer and sons Brice and Billy are fe rty visit with Mrs Boyer s father and family for some time. William Pierce Sr who has spent
Miss Venom Slaugh, employed at the Ashley Company, travels to Logan for summer school and visits points en route home. A budget program last Wednesday featured plays The Dutiful Daughter by Marle Watkins and Wilma Smuin and In the Morning by LaVon and Melvin Atwood, plus readings, a beach scene, a duet by John Buist and son Alma, piano by Mrs Durst, and a piano solo by Mae Jackson. Cast included Wilda Slaugh, Lorene Simper, Marvin Jackson, Ir ti Simper, Frank Johnson, Marvin Chivers, Hyrum Smulth, Lige Jackson, Alma Buist, Melvin Burke, Victor Alplanalp, Wilma Smulh, and Wallace.
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