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Newspaper

Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1936

Page

5

Vernal Society News Highlights Local Gatherings

Merle Bewts honored at a house party with sixteen guests featuring cootie and dancing. Thalia Club hosts a June 11 meeting for Mrs John Milburn’s birthday with Twain history, songs, and gifts. Slumber party and sunrise breakfast at Genevieve Bingham’s home includes outdoor breakfast at Green Lake with multiple families. Pereppa Rich visiting from Salt Lake City to stay two weeks and plans to marry next winter. O T Bridge club elects new officers at a dessert luncheon hosted by Mrs Francis Feltch. Theda Mary Showalter engaged to V Fred Washburn of Salt Lake City. ceremony planned soon.

Merle Bewts Merle Tews George Crazier Intermediate Schoal Los Angeles FD DuRee Inglewood Calif Cootie Ming Tewls Biney Lewis Vernal Thalia Club Thatia Club John Mil Della Poulton Mark Twain Ruffin Milburn Genevieve Bingham Georgia Milburn Ninki Phylis Perry Miriam Young Wanda Collier Crystal Baths Miss Bingham T. Hridgs Club O 'T Bridge Club Francis Feltch Mra Franeig_ Feltch Wendall Pope W Bhowalter Theda Mary V. Fred Washburn Salt Lake City Mis J A Washburn Provo Misa Showalter Vernals BYU LDS Business College Salt Lake Washburns Viking Social Unit Auerbachs Ealt Lake

Pleasant Grove Visits and Local Travel Fragments

Clair Fletcher took Roy Duke and others to Pleasant Grove to visit Mary Duke who has been ill. The group also visited relatives in Bingsham and Pleasant Grove, with trips to Provo and Salt Lake City. Multiple residents returned from visits, work assignments in Roosevelt, and family gatherings in Duchesne and Lepoint. Primary officers attended and church speakers addressed the Sacrament. A contemporary claim on average human life span is questioned as autos may have shortened gains.

Clair Fletcher Roy Duke Jr Roe Duke Jay Searle Pleasant Grove Mary Duke Bingsham Tyan Hatty Salt Lake Lloyd Gimes Colorado Francis Gardiner Hermond Nope Keith Ross Tom Timothy Bob Adamson Mark Tom Mekheadinie Martin Curtis Mc Kenehnie Brothers Diamond Mountain Charles Richens Richens Miss Tons O Mentzer Calder Barbara Vernal Carl Tenney John L. Biddeway Wm Cookstake H Grant West Harold M Lundell High Council

Rangely and regional visitors noted in Meeker June reports

Local notes list visitors and events including MOTD on Rangely Ho Oe On and Ed Coston with a companion passing through June 19 en route to Vernal. Rio Blanco commissioners and Meeker Grand Junction organizations protest deer destruction on Sweet Creek via telegrams to Gov. Johnson and G F Parvin. Blue Sky project maintenance west of Rangely oil field on the Vernal Rangely highway proceeds.

PE Dilespie Levi Knapp White River Ed Coston Rio Blanco County Meeker and Grand Junction Johnson G F Parvin Sweet Creek Douglas Rangely Everett Rector Douglas Creek Coltharp Jr Vernal Vielt Fred Alison Misa Rowena Snyder Firemens Meeker Womens Club Frank Goder

Vernal News Roundup Brightens Week with Travel and Visits

Beth and Richard Caldwell of Los Angeles spent Wednesday night with Myr and Mrs Wallis on a trip from New England. Dr Clark and Mrs Clark returned from Chicago after three weeks of medical research at Rush Medical College and Cook County Hospital. Longhurst family temple excursion to Logan. Edwin Noel and nephew Frank Noel of Vernal visit from Texas, his first in Vernal, with County Clerk F Noel. Mrs Witbeck returns from Eureka after tending her mother’s passing. Don Carter given farewell at Second Watch Chapel. heads to Salt Lake for mission home. LeRoy Kay family and Miss York arrive from Pittsburgh, staying until late August. Harold Clement and Joe Yarma join for geological work. Peterson family heads to Richfield and Pittsburgh.

Beth Richard Cwidwell Los Angeles Calif Myr Mre W Wallig New England Ihe Caldwells J Mrs Wallis John I Clark Chicago Clark Rush Medical College Cook County Hospital Edwin Noel Prank Noel Vernal Texas Noela Urast F . Noel Don Carter Second Watch Carter Balt Lake J LeRoy Kay Ktex York Pittsburgh Edytha Harold Clement Joe Yarma E Peterson Bytha Biizabeth Mice Lucile Lundgren Richfield

Primary conference sets seasonal mood with song and flowers

A large audience enjoyed the program The Message of Song presented Sunday evening under ward officers The Primary chorus was joined by Singing Mothers directed by May Neilsen Blake Officers in attendance were Sarah B Bingham Eve Ride downy Orat W Tenney and Dora Cook Mrs Kathleen York arrived from California to visit relatives for two months She will resume work in San Francisco in late August Various residents returned from convention and trips with reports of an enjoyable time Raymond Lind recovers from pneumonia O Orin Huntings hospitalised for double mastoid surgery A Sunday School quip ends with a pun about heaping coals of fire

San Francisco York Salt Lake Robert Evans Belt Lake City Elizabeth Gardiner Ruth Misa Ruby Allred Balt Lake Provo Heber City Glen Williams Elwyn Bad+ tom Newton Brothers Company W Alllred Benedett J Bf PF Ruppe Kenilworth Byron Goodrich Mra Tora Starkey Starkey Idaho Raymond Lind Orin Kmail Earl Hunting East Lake City

Cemetery sighting yields quip on sleep and selfishness

A colored lad wandered a cemetery reading tomb inscriptions. He stopped at a stone reading No, Dead, but Sleeping. He muttered a piped remark about someone’s own self just resting, humorously implying vanity.

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