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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1923
Page
8
Davis notes a successful Friday night Primary dance with many attendees. Numerous local residents including Benjamin Slaugh recovering from illness and Edward Watkins returning from the shearing plant are mentioned. The piece lists community updates on farms, migrations, church rites, school progress, and local visits across Vernal and nearby areas.
Lapo int reports E Peterson of Vernal visiting for a Boys and Girls club meeting with Mrs Henry Lee and Ben Clyde. Presidents A G Goodrich and Don B Colton of Vernal spoke. Local residents Morley Jones Will Wilson Jettie Clark and others attended. Several residents returned from trips including oil shale works at Winow Creek and a Salt Lake City visit.
A Friday evening wedding shower for John Haslem and his bride greeted by school bell and a crowd. Boy Scouts escorted them to the school house as rice and confetti showered them. Gifts were abundant and dancing followed with refreshments served. The couple plans to live in the locality.
Fred Hoeft and family drove in from California last Saturday night in a Ford. Mrs Hoeft is former Miss Lapreal Gardner daughter of J P Rudy. After several years away they return to Fort Duchesne for the quarterly conference attendance.
Park City resident Ellis O Neil visited at the home of Mr and Mrs Jack McCarthy. Mrs Sarah Schaffer returned from Price after a two week stay. A crowd attended a Roosevelt conference Saturday and Sunday. Florence Bacon spent days in Salt Lake City visiting relatives. R A Powell and son Melvin traveled to Price for freight. Mrs Thomas Roberts visited relatives and friends in Price and other points. Mrs John Barber returned from Salt Lake City after a week away. Mr and Mrs Albert Smith visited Roosevelt. Wealthy Scheffer and Mrs eves Bacon spent Monday at Roosevelt.
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