Misa Corilla Shaffer Leaves for Salt Lake City Visit
Misa Corilla Shaffer departed Monday for Salt Lake City to spend several days visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Corilla Shaffer
Salt Lake City
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1923
Page
8
Witmers Leave for Salt Lake City Trip
Mr and Mrs David Witmer depart Sunday morning for Salt Lake City for a personal trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Witmer
Salt Lake City
Governor Mabey Proclaims Statewide Flag Day Observance
Governor Mabey calls for general observance of Flag Day on Thursday June 14 throughout the state. Local governments and citizens are urged to display flags and honor national symbols in a unified observance across communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabey
Moreland Family Heads to Salt Lake City
G. W. Moreland and family left Wednesday morning for Salt Lake City. Mrs. Moreland will remain there for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Moreland
Familly
Salt Lake City
Mra. Moreland
Maeser merchant buys Buick Four touring car
William Rudge of Maeser purchases the Buick Four touring car imported last week by Charles N. Carter Jr. from a local dealer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rudge
Maeser
Charles 9. Carter, Jr
Miss Jennia Hanson Returns From Provo BYU Trip
Miss Jennia Hanson returned on Saturday from Provo where she attended the Commercial department of Brigham Young University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennia Hanson
Provo
The
Home of local Indian figure Grasshopper’s Bennett home burned
The residence of a well known local Indian nicknamed Grasshopper in Bennett was destroyed by a fire sometime last week. Fire crews responded and the cause remains under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grasshopper
Bennett
Prof Sainsbury and family head to Diamond Mountain
Professor R H Sainsbury with his wife and children left Tuesday for their Diamond Mountain home stead where they plan to reside this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Sainsbury
Diamond Mountain
Provo School Return Noted for Stella Richardson
Mrs Stella Richardson daughter of Mr and Mrs Hyrum Richardson returned Saturday from school at Provo where she attended the B
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Richardson
Hyrum Richardson
Provo
Maeser and Naples residents attend farm bureau meeting
William H. Oaks of Maeser and Ehner Manwaring of Naples traveled Monday to Heber City for a farm bureau meeting Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Oaks
Maeser
Ehner Manwaring
Naples
Farm Bureau
Heber City
Partridge Relative Visiting During Summer at Tridell
Lyman Partridge son of the late Prof Partridge who died in the D and G R wreck on Soldier Summit is visiting Mason Lyman at Tridell for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman Partridge
Prof. Partridge
Smiths Return to Kenilworth for Summer Teaching
Mr and Mrs S Augustus Smith who have taught in Kenilworth for two years returned home last week and will reside there over the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Augustus Smith
Kenilworth
Vernal Leaders Attend Uintah Basin Convention Meeting
Sander, president of the Vernal Commercial club, A. B. Thomas secretary, and Frank P. Wellman joined the Uintah Basin Industrial convention program committee at Fort Duchesne on Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Sander
Vernal Commercial Club
A. B. Thomas
Frank P. Wellman
Uintah Basin
Fort Duchesne
County Agent Attends State Farm Bureau Meeting in Utah
County Agent E. Peterson traveled Monday to Heber City for a State Farm Bureau meeting. He then attended the Uintah Duchesner meeting that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Peterson
Heber City
State Farm Bureau
Mr. Peterson
Uintah Basin
Fort Duchesner
Calder brothers return from BYU visit with car
Wallace Calder and Hamilton Calder returned Monday evening from Provo where they attended BYU. They brought in an Overland touring car for Zelph Calder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Calder
Pontha Calder
Hamilton Calder
Bishop Hyrum
Calder
Provo
B. Y U
Zelph
Caler
Ladies Ald Meeting Recalls Missionary Life Papers
The Ladies Ald met Wednesday of last week with Mrs. F Collings and read papers on missionary life. Mrs G A Downey, Mr. Maggie Hatch, and Mrs. Anna Banks contributed. A delicious lunch was served. The June 20 picnic is planned at the City and County park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F Collings
G .A Downey
Maggie Hatch
Anna Banks
Missionary Lfe
Picaic
Mrs Julia Paulson Returns to Vernal After Visit
Mrs Julia Paulson returned Saturday to Vernal after more than a year away visiting in the San Luis Valley Colorado with her daughter Mrs William Stewart She is now with her daughter Mrs S A Smith in Vernal but will later go to the Lake Valley ranch on Green River near Jensen for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Paulson
Vernal
San Luis Valley
Colorado
William Stewart
S A. Smith
Lake Valley
Green River
Jensen
County Treasurer and Mrs Henderson bring students home
County Treasurer and Mrs. W. Henderson returned from Salt Lake City on Monday. They brought Cynthia and Geneva Lyman to Treidel who had been attending school at BYU in Provo. Also Shirley and Dean Bartlett, who are fond of Ashley Bartlett from Price, will visit their aunt during the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 5
Henderson
Salt Lake City
Cynthia
Geneva Lyman
Tridel
Provo
Shirley
Dean Bartlett
Ashley Bartlett
Price
Evans family travels after accident injuries
Mrs E G Evans and her two sons depart Sunday for Panaca Nevada to visit relatives while Mr Evans recovers from injuries from a recent accident. They plan to visit Arizona. Edith Evans who accompanied them to Calente Nevada will join her mother in Phoenix Arizona. David Witmer drove them in his car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Evans and Sons
Panaca
Nev
Evans
Arizona
Edith Evans
Calente
Phoenix
David Witmer
Haying In Full Blast In Green River Valley Fields
Haying is in full blast in the Green River section and some fields in the valley are being cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green River
Mre Joseph FP Hacking and Daughter Return from Salt Lake City
Mre Joseph FP Hacking and her daughter Josephine arrived Wednesday evening after a trip to Salt Lake City. The two were greeted by family at the station and shared news of their travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
Hacking
Josephine
Salt Lake City
Vernal Markets Get First Strawberries of the Season
The first Vernal strawberries arrived on June 8 brought to town by Mrs. Charles Bascom. The early fruit marks the start of the local berry season as shoppers discover sweet produce downtown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bascom
Miss Pearl Wallis Arrives From Salt Lake City
Miss Pearl Wallis arrived Monday from Salt Lake City visiting Mrs. George H. Har Filson and inspecting her pistol.
J U Athlete Sets State Javelin Record Returns Home
Jesse Hullinger of 8 Y. U. returns home Monday with teammate John McConkle after holding the state record in the javelin throw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Hullinger
8 Y. U
John McConkle
Baby girl born to Mrs George Wilson's family
Mrs George Wilson learned from her daughter Mrs Carl J Tenny in San Diego California that a baby girl was born on June 2 to their family. Jacob Rasmusson of Lapoint accompanied County Agent Peterson to Heber City as Lapoint’s representative to meet at Heber City Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wilson
Carl J. Tenny
San Diego
California
Jacob Rasmusson
Lapoint
Agant Peterson
Heber City
State Farm
Tucsay
Eaton Family Returns From Salt Lake City Conference
Mr dad Mrs Irvin Eaton and son Doral arrived Tuesday evening after driving home their new Ford bought at J. W. Pope garage from a conference in Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin Eaton
Doral
Salt Lake City
J. W. Pope
Snow Patches Linger North of Vernal on Mountain
Sparse snow remains in spots along the mountain slope north of Vernal. officials expect it to take some time next week before the patches disappear as the valley views are still shaded by higher terrain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal
P. B. O. of Colorado Meets in Steamboat Springs
The P. BE. O. of Colorado will hold a state session at Steamboat Springs on June 19 2021. P. E. O. Chapter C. of Vernal extends a cordial invitation to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. BE. O. of
Colorado
Steamboat Springs
Colo
P. E. O. Chapter C. of
Vernal
Mrs Butler Taken to Juniper Springs for Treatment
Mrs Mary Butler confined to bed after a fall injury was moved to Juniper Springs Colorado by George Goodrich. Mrs Peter Case of Jen Ben accompanied her. Butler is slowly improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Butler
Juniper Springs
Colorado
George Goodrich
Peter Case
Jen- Ben
Butler
Marriage License for G Lynn Richens and Nellie Starkie
A marriage license was issued on June 8 to G Lynn Richens and Miss Nellie Starkie. The couple plans to be married in the Salt Lake temple after leaving Monday, accompanied by Mr and Mrs Abner Richens and Mrs Edward J Starkie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Lynn Richens
Abner Richens
Nellie Starkie
Edward J. Starkie
Salt Lake Temple
Mrs. Richens
Ray Paulson Prepares Lake Valley Ranch for Hay Season
Ray Paulson, from Lake Valley ranch on the Green River, plans to purchase supplies for the haying season. About 400 acres of alfalfa will be cut for hay, and seed will be sown across the acreage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Paulson
Lake Valley Ranch
Green River
Davis and Sainsbury to Marry in Salt Lake Temple
A marriage license listed on June 9 shows J Clive Davis son of Mr and Mrs John N Davis and Miss Elien Sainsbury daughter of Prof and Mrs R H Sainsbury. They left Monday for Salt Lake City to be married in the Salt Lake temple June 13 and will live in Washington D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Clive Davis
John N Davis
Elien Sainsbury
R. H. Sainsbury
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake Temple
Washington, D. C
Local youth injury reports and recovery in Utah kin
Fred Carpenter of Manti and relatives visited with Charles Carpenter. A boy and his cousin rode a horse and the boy fell, injuring his head. He was unconscious for a time and taken to his mother awaiting Roosevelt. He has now completely recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Carpenter
Manti
Utah
Big Brother
Charles Carpenter
Roosevelt
Improvements Planned for the Orpheus Hall
Manager Ray Stringham announces nearly $1,000 in improvements to the Orpheus hall to be completed before July 3. Work includes three shower baths, dressing room, lavatory, a ladies rest room and lavatory, plus remodeled entrance and ticket office with separate doors to reduce crowding. The management will stage three entertainments on July 3 4 and 5 to cover costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpheus Hall
Ray Stringham
Rainbow trout eggs planted at Springville hatchery
W H Cook superintendent of the Whiterocks hatchery reported two cases of Rainbow trout eggs planted. Eggs were caged at Springville hatchery and brought by deputy game commissioner Tingly. Hatchlings began the day after planting. the plant should be ready for Uintah county streams around August 16 with full hatch further planted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W H Cook
Whiterocks Fish Hatchery
Whiterocks
Springville
Tingly
Cook
Uintah County
Boys and Girls Club enrollment urged by county agent
Large numbers of boys and girls in nearly every community have joined the Boys' and Girls' clubs and are diligently at work on their club projects. Peterson, county agent, requests that all enrollment cards be sent in at once by club leaders to keep records current and secure a club name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterson
Miss Hulen McAndrews Visits Mack Colorado
A string of Uintah rail line travelers and locals are listed with brief notes. Miss Hulen McAndrews spends days in Mack Colorado visiting her sister Mills Mary Mc Andrews. Others include Silas McUunn back to Grand Junction and Joseph Hatch visiting Vernal relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulen McAndrews
Mack
Colorado
Mills Mary McAndrews
William Wagner
Johnny McKee
Vernal
Montrose
New Jersey
Silas McUunn
Grand Junction
Iris
Uintah Railway
Lawrence West
Watson
E A Lowla
W. E B. Dickinson
Jease Evans
Anna
Jack
Telluride
Nick
Pete
George Pappas
James Monaghan
White River
E EK Wickman
Mra E J Stevenson
Glenwood Springs
Joe Hatch
Frank
Ray Lee
Pasengers
George Callas
Arthur Peterson
Rupert Leech
Ray Warburton
Rainnbow
Vernal Beats Roosevelt In Opener Of Basin League
Vernal defeated Roosevelt 16 to 9 in the first Uintah Basin league game of the season. Cal Davis pitched most of the game before Sam Woolley relieved him in the seventh. The Vernal lineup included Ray Hatch, Darrell King, Ray Siddeway, Mack Eaton, Lindsay Oaks, Clyde Hacking, and Pert Workman with Jess Hullinger and Adair Tyszack set to join Hayden next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Cal Davis
Sam Wooley
Ling
Ray Hatch
Darrell King
Ray Siddeway
Sam Woolley
Mack Eaton
Lindsay Oaks
Clyde Hacking
Pert Work
Jess Hullinger
Adair Tyzack
Hayden
County Assists In Pest Poison Campaign
The county buys 1700 pounds white arsenic 600 gallons molasses and 10 000 pounds bran to destroy grasshoppers and crickets damaging crops. Farmers in the Western division will get supply at Fort Duchesne and Eastern division at Vernal Peterson. county agent aided in building a drag trough partly filled with crude oil to treat lucerne fields. Ell Lee of La Point says the drag is effective in catching hoppers. Mir Peterson leaves for Diamond Mountain to help in crickets destruction hatched by the Dillions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Duchesne
Vernal & Peterson
Lapoint
Lucerne
Lee
Peterson
Diamond Mountain
Duchesne County Seeks Cooperation on Road Tax Levy
A F Maxwell of the Duchesne county commission visited the state road offices to discuss roadwork and taxation. He said the current levy is inadequate for state road work and urged cooperation to review the Duchesne road situation for the coming year to determine an adequate maintenance levy. County Commissioner Fred C Ferron may also meet with state officials in Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
A. F Maxwell
Duchesne County Commission
Duchesne
State Road Commission
County Commission
Fred C. Ferron
Fime
Daughter Born to Engineer and Mrs Mulville in Salt Lake City
Mrs J C Mulville and her husband in Salt Lake City are proud parents of a daughter born May 13. Mrs Mulville was formerly Miss Stella Sainsbury, noted overseas nurse, Uintah county nurse, and Red Cross worker. Mr Mulville is an engineer for Bamberger railroad interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C Mulville
Salt Lake City
Mulville
Stella Sainsbury
Uintah County
Red Cross
Bamberger Railroad
Society Happenings At Davis Home For Wedding Honor
A large guest list attended a June 7 gathering at John N Davis's home in Oree to honor Misa Ellen Salesbury and son J Clive as he prepared to marry in Salt Lake Temple and move to Washington DC where Mr Davis works in the Shipping Board. The lawn was lit for games and a mock wedding sparked merriment with Dr FF KE Rich Postmaster E J Young Mrs Ellis Morkley Richard Jonsen and a teen attendant.A late program featured music games readings and impersonations followed by refreshments and many beautiful gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John N Davis
Davis
Misa Ellen Salesbury
J Clive
Salt Lake Temple
Washington
E J Young
Mre Ellis Morkley
Richard Jonsen
Rebekahs Honor Mrs LaMar Samuels With Handkerchief Shower
Unity Rebekah lodge members hosted a surprise handkerchief shower for Mrs LaMar Samuels after a lodge meeting. Guests enjoyed lunch and the event was described as a complete surprise with many beautiful handkerchiefs given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Rebekah Lodge
LaMar Samuels
Mrs Coltharp Hosts Newman Club After Play
Mrs W H Coltharp entertained the Newman Club Thursday evening after the show The Big Ides in honor of the New main club players and Father D G Hunt former Catholic pastor of Vernal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W H. Coltharp
Newmain Club
D. G. Hunt
Vernal
Entertain at Bridge Honor Mrs L L Colton
Tuesday evening at the Martin home Mrs Ethel Martin and Mrs L H Allan entertained 24 guests in honor of Mrs L L Colton who leaves about July 2 to meet her husband in California where they will make their permanent home. A shower for the honor guest showed respect with many beautiful gifts. There were six tables of bridge, Miss Bernice McNeill securing the prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Home
Ethel Martin
L H. Allan
L. L. Colton
California
Bernice McNeill
Woodbury hosts Vernalites for Salt Lake gathering
Sunday evening Gertee J Woodbury former city treasurer of Vernal and Uintah State Bank employee and Mrs Woodbury entertained Vernal residents at a Salt Lake City home on Highland drive Those present included Mrs Merrill Bennion Mrs Ruth Bennion Mrs Homer E Rich Mrs Charles Carter Jr Mrs Harmony Sowards Mrs Howard Woolley Mrs Don B Colton and County Treasurer William S Henderson and Mrs Henderson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertee J
Woodbury
Vaernal
Uintah State Bank
Salt Lake
Highland Drive
Merrill Bennion
Ruth Bennion
Homer E. Rich
Charles Carter
Mirs Harmony Sowards
Howard Woolley
Don B Colton
William S Henderson
Henderson
Shower Honors Miss Hannah Harrison Before Her Wedding
Miss Hannah Harrison was honored at a shower hosted by Miss Alfree Kay and Pearl Evans on Wednesday of last week. Guests enjoyed refreshments and many gifts were given to the bride to be.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfree Kay
Pearl Evans
Hannah Harrison
Three Cousins Break Arms Within Week
Elf Lee brought his son Seth eleven from Lapoint to have his right upper arm set after a fracture two weeks earlier. An X-ray confirmed the break. Last week Clyde Lee eleven from Lapoint broke his arm while climbing a tree to secure magpies, and soon after Mrs Jack Hall’s Leeton daughter, sister to the Lees, fell from a horse and also broke an arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elf Lee
Seth
Lapoint
Clyde Lee
Henry Lee
Jack Hall
Leeton
Lee
Marie Calder Undergoes Operation in Salt Lake
Pantha Calder traveled to Salt Lake City to be with his daughter Marie Calder who underwent a serious operation on Wednesday. Five doctors attended. The latest report said Miss Calder was resting as well as could be expected. Mrs Pontha Calder and her daughter had previously gone to Salt Lake two weeks earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pantha Calder
Salt Lake City
Marie
Miss Calder
Fire in Maeser but Firefighters Save Reynolds Home
Last Friday afternoon A Bascom and two sons working near the Fred Reynolds home in Maeser spotted a blaze on the Reynolds roof and, arriving in time, prevented extensive damage. Reynolds was away and Mrs Reynolds had several children asleep. The fire was due to a defective flue and was extinguished before much harm occurred thanks to Bascom and the two sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Bascom Ang
Fred Reynolds
Maeser
Reynolds
Mr. Reynolds
Sacrament Times Updated for Vernal Wards
The Vernal First and Second wards set Sunday Sacrament meeting at 7 30 pm. Fast day services start at 2 00 pm and conjoint Mutual follows in the evening.
The Big Idea Plays To Big Audiences
The Newman club players from Salt Lake City presented The Big Idea at the Vogue in Vernal. Ten cast members, mostly University of Utah students, impressed a large audience over two nights with three curtain calls. The ensemble included Austin Gibbons Ed Kearns Aline Griffin Margaret Jenkinson Dan Laramie Patricia Hodgson Catherine Collins James Callahan James Bird and Thomas Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newman Club
Salt Like
U of U
D. G. Hunt
Vernal
Austin Gibbons
Ed Kearns
Aline Griffin
Margaret Jenkinson
Dan Laramie
Patricia Hodgson
Catherine Collins
James Callahan
James Bird
Thomas Martin
Kicher Bank Trial Goes to Jury in Salt Lake City
The case of C. D. Kicher former vice president of the First National Bank of Myton charged with misapplication of national bank funds was in the hands of the federal jury in Salt Lake City on Monday and had failed to reach a verdict at a late hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Kicher
First National Bank of
Myton
Salt Lake City
National Bank
Who Are My Parents at the Vogue
A vivid original film praised for eye pleasing visuals and daring twists. It dazzles audiences with an unusual theme unmatched by any prior picture and carries its ensemble cast to a memorable screening at the Vogue on Friday June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Vogue
Religious Tolerance Sermon At Congregational Church
Rev G A Downey will lead next Sunday at 11 am with the topic Religious Tolerance Or Respect for the Other Man s Faith. He was injured in an outing when a wagon incident left him confined to his room with a badly injured leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Downey
Congregational Church
Mr. Downey
Willcox Academy
Music Lessons Ten Week Course at Uintah Academy
Lucile Hacking offers a ten weeks music lessons course starting Wednesday June 20 at the Uintah Academy building. Call 180X 24-11 for details and enrollment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah Acaemy
Lucile Hacking
Orpheus Hall to Reopen After July Fundraiser Plan
Ray Stringham announces a fundraising plan to repair Orpheus Hall in Vernal. Three July shows on the 3rd 4th and 6th will add a small extra charge to cover expenses and upgrades. Work begins June 13 and aims to finish before opening night July 3 with support from the mayor and commercial club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onpheus Hall
Expresa
Vernal
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Rebekahs
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Miss Harrison
Marie Calder
Marie Provost
Flappir
Aullday
Constance Talmadge
Tits Road
Salli
Richard Dix
Molly Malone
Buck Jones
Footlight Ranger
Travelogue
Second Ward
MR. Bob
Ashley Ward
Pete Long
Marguerite
Joseph H. Paulson
Clark Oldfield Coo
Viollette
Clark Oldfield
Frankie Drew
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