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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1927
Page
4
Local correspondents share news of birthdays visits and travels. Families from Jensen Vernal Rainbow and Lake Point report visits from relatives and friends and small town outings including Mrs Ainge and Mrs Wil sing hosting and local scenes such as haying and new car purchases. Regulars like Ada Smith Seymour Snow and L H Woodard appear with routine visits and gatherings.
A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Ned Clark Tuesday the 14th died after five hours. John Filaworth returned from Hill Creek where he worked. Mrs Fannburna and family came from Focatello Idaho for the winter. The Roberts family moved from Vernal to reside here. The Stenfer place in Vernal is now vacancy. Y L Johnson finished work in the whip vicinity and is praised for rodent control efforts locally.
Supt Tidwell drove to Heber and back with Mrs Tidwell who then rode the train to Oklahoma to visit. Louis Thompson and family paid a visit from Shiprock New Mexico to fetch his daughter in Salt Lake City. Roosevelt conference attendees included Mr and Mrs Dean Seeley and family Mr and Mrs C Wo Sorenson and family Mr and Mrs Carlson and family Mr and Mrs Campbell Strater and family Mr and Mrs Truce Maxwell and children. Mrs Walter Danev returned from a weekly vacation at Rock Creek or Rice. Joy Walker and family called on friends at the Fort. Janes Heandt returned from a trip to Vernal and other places.
Readers from Roosevelt and Reynolda left Sunday for Juni pee Springs and returned Monday with health news. numerous local residents visited relatives and attended gatherings. A baby girl blessed the Oake family, a surprise party honored Jonnie Hacking, and a large Sunday crowd heard Congressman Colton speak. The Maeser Trail Builders, Primary Association activities, and road work also marked the week.
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