Local wedding and community notices at Glines and Ferron
A Saturday gathering at the Charles Batty home features speakers E Peterson and Ste voron Perry with Mrs George Hunting. Reports of visitors, family moves, and school updates fill the Glines and Ferron communities, noting weddings, illnesses, travel, and local events at Batty, Meeker, and nearby homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sveramee
Wager Oblock
E Peterson
Stevoron Perry
George Hunting
Charles Batty
Andy Bkden
Lucila Roberson
Barbara Calward Mustin
Preston Fletcher
Mere Caitte
Baby Boy
Orion
Dora Freste
Ada Curt
John Eaton
Caldwell Johnson Wedding and Community Notes
Caldwell and Miss Johnson of Mantl plan to leave Thursday for her home after a Mantl temple ceremony. A shower was hosted at Dame Adams Dry Fork. High school teacher Miss Johreon from Vernal contributed to the social page. Daughters for Pioneers event at Mrs Joseph Hardy’s Friday features a musical program. Guests include Mr and Mrs Winder and Alfred Johnson of East Lake City. Mrs J Clive Davis returned from Provo and Salt Lake City with her sister Freida Barnsbury’s graduation. Local visits include Dr and Mrs Lloyd Shimming hosting JA Bryson and Hugh Colton. The piece closes with a sentimental prayer and a memory ode for family and home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell-Johnson
Chellus Caldwell
Elects Johnson
Mantl
Iubere Hay
Mant
Temple
Dame Adams Dry
Daughters For Pioneers
Joseph Hardy
the Pioneers
Winder
Alfred Johnson
Baby
East Lake City
E J Winder
Johnson
Mary Winder
Joseph Winder
BYU
Arizona
J Clive Davis
Provo
Salt Lake City
Freida Barnsbury
Taviy
RH Sainsbury
Ihat Johns Arizona
Lloyd Shimming
JA. Bryson
Hugh Colton
Thirt y Years Ago Continued From Page Que
Thirty years ago a dog killed a sheep, and Bert Henry suffered a serious accident while chasing horses. He fell, struck his head on a stone, and lay unconscious until the next morning. The piece urges prompt payment of debts, praising debtors who pay on time and condemning slow payers. It humorously inventories local types in every town, and ends noting this character is not unique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Henry
jJamen Henry
Justice of the Peace
Chien
Geology Students Tour Dinosaur and Rhino Quarries Near Vernal
A Utah State Agricultural College geology group led by Professor Reed W travels to the Uintah Basin for a six week summer camp. The party of seven students from the department will study gilanite and fossil deposits at the dinosaur and Rhino quarries, with side trips to Manila and Flaming Gorge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed W
Department of Geology
Utah State Agricultural
College and Ste University of Missouri
Balle
Hammond Wallace J Owen
Ibelo Hansen
Franca Ouanell
Murdock Olen Walters
Ben Hodges
Uintah
Manila
Jaetwon’s
Hole
Btar Valley
Vernal Lions Hear Vocal Soloist At Luncheon
Vernal Lions Club Wednesday luncheon featured singer Mrs. Mabel Stagg accompanied by John S Siddoway with women in attendance. President Wallace Calder spoke on European architecture and highway beautification. James H Wallis noted district convention at Midvale and Lions as a top service group. Letter from Congressman Colton shared news of airport expert William P Centner visiting Vernal to aid airport planning next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jmmra
John S. Siddoway
Mabel Stagg
Wallace Calder
Europe
James H .Wallis
Midvale
WH Raths
Dry Stringham
Dunn Taylor
Just Mother and I in the Twilight of Memory
A reflective verse about a quiet twilight table scene with Just Mother and the speaker. They recall childhood days and friends as time passes, wishing to lengthen precious hours and hold onto youth and family memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother
Mapis
Tout
Twenty Years Ago Continued From Page One
East side residents recount events from the past week including visits by Mr and Mrs Lawrence Allan and family members from Roosevelt. Austin Pack plans a stay in Vernal while they renovate homes on Second West and Second South. A cultivator theft is reported, with a stranger invited to reclaim the teeth. Diamond Mountain work shifts to sheep housing as crews move to assist. The Thatla club hosts a surprise for president Mrs Dodds with music, lunch, and gracious hosting by members. A club session at Mrs EW Baris ends with a note on October adjournment and a refined luncheon. Richard Blaugh recovers from appendicitis. The Green Riser rises. Uintah company pump watersfields beyond expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W Os Henderson
Roosevelt
Mr Henderson
Austin Pack
Vernal
David Bennion
Second West
Second South
J Johnston
Diamond Mountain
Bn Bulding & Counting Correck
E W Davis
Dodds
Old Ashley
McAndrews
EW Baris
Tusday
Richard Blaugh
Uintah Company
Notice to Wilford Wilson and Ida Wilson Vernal Utah
Foreclosure sale set for June 26 1929 at Bonanza Shearing Corral Uintah County Utah. Two chattel mortgages described: first 1928 mortgage by Wilford and Ida Wilson to Roosevelt State Bank for 3005.23 with 506 ewes and lambs and 20 bucks. second 1923 mortgage by Wilford Wilson and Tha Wilson to J A McConkle for 133435 with 506 ewes and lambs, 20 bucks, and a sheep camp wagon. Also includes a public utilities hearing notice for Uintah Gas Company to serve Vernal Uintah County and residents. hearing June 26 1929 at 10:00 am in Vernal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilford Wilson
Ida Wilson
Recorder
Uintah
Utah
Uintah County
Tha Wilson
J A ‘McConkle
McConkin
DTAIL
Uintah Gas Company
Notley
Inten Gaa Company
Public Utilies Commission of Utah
Notice to Creditors Estate of David Karren
Creditors must present claims with vouchers to the undersigned administrator or attorney Lawrence Cooper at Vernal Utah on or before August 17. Elizabeth Karren is admin of the estate of David Karren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Karren
Lawrence Cooper
Atty
Vernal Utah
Nigan Elizabeth Karren
Daeran
Piano Organ and Vocal Lesson Price Schedule
Schedule details lesson types ages and times for piano organ and vocal instruction with in person private group and class options. Includes durations dates private rates for beginners intermediates and advanced levels and a recital at course end along with wrapper price list and mail order terms from Vernal Express Utah.
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Radh
Flag Day Commemorates 1777 Continental Congress Flag Act
The June 14 1777 act set the United States flag with thirteen red and white stripes and a blue field in the union bearing thirteen white stars, symbolizing a new constellation. This historical note links June 14 as Flag Day to the birth of the national flag design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental Congress
United States
Flag Day and the 1777 adoption of the U S flag
The text traces the flag’s evolution from thirteen stars and stripes to accommodate new states after Vermont and Kentucky joined. It notes that by 1918 the arrangement settled on thirteen stripes and a star per state, and that June 14, 1777, when Congress adopted the flag, is celebrated nationwide as Flag Day to renew allegiance to the nation and its ideals.
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Vermont
Kenstuck
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Hazel Oeft
William Btone
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Pat Versk
Jollywood
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Ray Stringham
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Verna
Will B Questa
Stringham
Muah Colton
Lartora Maughan
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Margaret Nea
Providence Hospital
Oakland Call
Christ Child
Eo Gay
East
Lawrence Allan
Mall Aid
Flogans Mfg. Co
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Agent
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