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Newspaper

Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1922

Page

3

Marriage Unites Effie Birch And Robert Garrod In Vernal

Miss Effie Birch wed Robert Garrod in Vernal on June 6 with Mrs L Birch and Mrs Irons Allred joining the couple for the journey to New Mexico for their honeymoon. The note also mentions family updates, road conditions, and Fourth of July planning.

Effie Birch Robert Garrod L. Birch Manti Utah Rasmussen M. B Peterson Dora St. Mark’s Hospital Salt Lake Harvey Hullinger Provo Mr. Hullinger Kettell Heber Salt Lake City Mr. Nelson Nelson-Larson Creamery Company Bennett Warr Jennie Weight Ada Pickup Mervin Bolton

Hayden News Update on Local Visitors

Evelyn Peterson reports relatives were visited by Mr and Mrs L H Bisel in Hayden. Glenn Mitchell returned from Salt Lake City where leg treatment shows no improvement. Rulon Ockey went to Price to pick up his sister Mrs Kelvan Rich. C R Ockey family plans to accompany them to Sunshine Valley. David Andrews and Wilford Workman were in Hayden on Sunday for business.

Neola News: Scouts Ball and Local Family Updates

A successful Boy Scout ball was hosted Friday with Vernal orchestra music and Neola hall decorations. Mrs Melvin Glines and daughter planned a Vernal visit, James O Peterson returned from Price on business, and various local residents made travels and church duties. The Workman family planned Delta summer plans while Mrs Mary E Whiting was sustained in the Bellaf society.

Vernon Orchestra Neola Melvin Glines Diantha Bender Vernal Ernest Glines Glines Bender Ashley Valley James O Peterson Price J Robert Lambert Roosevelt Stake High Council Neola Ward Victor Theron Horrocks Hit Creek Charles H. Colton Laurence Coltes Ruth Jacobs

Rainbow mines close as railroad troubles linger

All Jenson men and boys at Rainbow mines return home while mines close until July or until railroad issues settle. Genealogical meeting led by Harmon Sowardse and Isaac M Jones at Mrs Zilpha Wellman’s home. Mrs Isaac M Jones visits Jensen for first time in 35 years. Baby boy born to Mrs Newel Snow dies shortly after birth. interment at Jensen cemetery.

Jenson Rainbow Mines Mra Zilpha Wellman Harmon Sowardse Isaac M Jones Frank P. Welman Stake Genealogical Committee Jensen Newel Snow Jonsen Dorothy Jorgensen Ouray Tghere Calvin Robert Johnson Vernal William E. Oakley Johnson Emery Stone Steamboat Springs Colorado Uintah Basin William Schaefermeyer Milo Snow Denver Irene Fletcher Rangely Eleanor Viking Ashley Brush Creek Leslie Murphy Wren Pitt John T. Moon Apalco Hyrum Moon Woodland Joseph Dudley William Moron Moon Hyrum Green River Bridge Utah Thornton Richardson Midview A. L State Dairy and Food Inspector George Searle

Community notes from Laloint intersperse moves and travels

A local conference drew a good crowd. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Anderson moved into the Earl Mullins house. Mr. Anderson left for Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. Golden Merkley returned from Salt Lake City where they were married. They reside near Whiterocks. Mr. and Mrs. Davis of Roosevelt visited Ben E. Cook. Mrs. Davis is poorly. C. J. Marshall has smallpox but improving. Eli and Henry Lee were in Vernal for business. Prospects for a local telephone line look bright. J C. Hacking returned from Salt Lake. Mack Nyberg and Floyd Warburton came back from Watson. Mrs. David I. Wilson fell ill Sunday and has stayed in bed all week. Stanly Nebeker visited Roosevelt Sunday.

Dan Anderson Earl Mullins Anderson Salt Lake City Golden Merkley Lfe Whiterocks Merkley Davis of Roosevelt Ben E., Cook Vernal J C. Hacking Salt Lake Mack Nyberg Floyd Warburton Watson David I. Wilson Stanly Nebeker Noosevelt William Tommy Timothy Frank Smith Lindsey Oaks Sunnyside George Soarie Clarence Bird John Hofeltz Oif Jessie Hislop Deep Creek Noellia Hacking James Jonaen Rainbow Roy Warburton Jerry B. Murray Jerry Hatch Irene Eckin Lavern Hansen Sylvanus Collett Mary Ann Wamaley Esther Carroll Martin L. Box Ed, Wickham Thomas Abbott Davis Merrill Lapoint Melvy Glines Danty Ogden Maeser A. G. Anderson

Local Notes and Visits Across Maeser Area

Miss Miriam Sauer reports Vernal jury duty. Owen Rudy and Mrs. Rudy visited in Maeser. Wall sisters from Salt Lake City traveled via Ouray Valley. Moffat ward held ice cream party and dance. E B Curtis builds an Indian home at Ailtona with assistants Moore Davis and Curtis. River water level drops, high water easing. Gusher postmaster Robert Woodhave, now registration agent of Moffat precinct, suffers second stroke. Residents and visitors from Sunnyside to Rainbow. several families note health and births. Anniversaries and newborns reported. weddings celebrated. many locals visiting kin and returning home.

W. H. Donaldson Vernal Owen Rudy Altera Preston Davis Martin Curtis Gusher Robert Woodhave Moffat Precinct

Dripping Rock Fire Destroys Farm Tools and Sheds

Dr J Be Usher of Dripping Rock lost $500 in farm tools and sheds after a kitchen stove spark blew into a gale and ignited the wood pile spreading to sheds. He reports 250 posts, wagon, harness, and farming implements destroyed. Neighbor Mr Bates tried to help but the fire overwhelmed the scene with no insurance.

J. BE. Usher Dripping Rock Blue Mountain Usher Bates

Grazing Land on Diamond Open for Entry

The Geological survey on May 29, 1922, effective June 15, 1922, designates land for entry under the stock grazing law. It includes sections 20 22 23 26 in township 2 14 and all of sections 22 23 26 in township 5 range 26 B. S. L. M. The Diamond mountain area already has grazing homesteads filed. Register Albert Halon notes U S Land Office confirmation.

Geological Survey Diamond Mountain Albert Halon U. 83. Land Office

Lost hat near giant stride at Central School

Edith Hodgkinson reports a lost hat near Central School with a reward offered for its return. The notice requests the finder to contact Edith Hodgkinson to claim the reward.

Central School Edith Hodgkinson

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