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Newspaper

Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1928

Page

1

Vernal People and Events Mention Summer Activities

Miss Louise Hall will assist in the hardware store this summer after returning from famme school. Grace Stringham and her bridegroom visit Salt Lake before a party at her parents home in Maeser. Hazel Ashton earned a state certificate in Salt Lake and will teach at Winter Quarters next year. Mentzer Calder attended the University of Utah and Hawail will present Correct Social Usage by the New York Society of Self-Culture.

Louise Hall Leslie Ashton Famme St Marys Academy Don Colton Grace Stringham Salt Lake Jars Maeser Wim Green Lewis Allan Brain Mr Green Charlie DeMolly Nevada Hazel Ashton Salt Lake Sumer City of the Saints Central School Mamie Calder Mentzer Calder Universty Utah Kate Calder Mentzer Hawail New York Society of Self-Culture Witter

Corner Stone Ceremony for 1st Ward Chapel Monday

Corner stone laying for the new First Ward Chapel set for Monday at 5 o clock with Bishop James I Wallis in charge. The program lists congregational songs, prayers, and talks. Eud Gurr and John N Davis assist as stone placement honors and dedication prayers are offered by Stake President Wallace Calder.

First Ward James I. Wallis A G Goodrich Assecilati H B Onider Ed Gurr John N Davis Ward Wallace Calder James H Wallis Ward Relief Society Ernest Eaton Stake Presiency Congregational God James Ghafer

Large Caravan to Attend Escalante Ceremonies at Jensen

A Utah newspaper notes a July 3 4 itinerary for an Utah Society Sons of American Revolution caravan to Jensen Vernal to attend unveiling ceremonies honoring the Escalante expedition monuments. Events include a dedication at Jensen bridge and a smaller marker at the crossing site.

Jensen Utah Society Sons of American Revolution Fred A Boyd Utah Salt Lake City First Dinosaur National Monument Jensen Bridge Green River Silvestre Velez de Escalante Atenazio Dominguez Santa Fe Monterey Calif Milford Mde Mexican Territory Stephen Abbot Monument Committee T F Butler Don B Colton Franklin Riter

Federal road project aims to finish by August first

J F English of the Bureau of Public Roads spoke in Vernal about the Vernal-Manila road project. He said the unfinished three miles of the summit section could be completed next month if crews are secured, with the company needing about twenty single teams and six teams to reach full strength.

J F Bureau of Public Roads Sith Ogden Vernal Manila

Forty and Eight Initiate Five at Vernal

Members from Price Salt Lake and Basin areas visited Vernal for initiation ceremonies of five pledges. The group endured a nerve wracking routine before admission into the Forty and Eight lodge. Nine Vernal members are noted in the order at present. The article lists those initiated.

Price Salt Lake Vernal

Rangely visitors eye forming local American Legion post

Mr and Mrs James H. Coltharp and daughter Neva of Rangely visited the home of Mr and Mrs W. Lewis along with Witbeck Post members J A Cheney Robert Johnston Marion Penfield Dallas Young and Glen Lambert. Existing members include Dr H. E. Rich William Stringham Roy Coupe and Dr Earl Lewis. Local members plan to establish a post at Vernal once ten members join.

James H. Coltharp Neva of Rangely W . Lewis American Legion of the Witbeck Post J A Cheney Robert Johnston Marion Penfield Dallas Young Glen Lambert H. E. Rich William Stringham Roy Coupe Earl Lewis

Record Non-Stop Flight Oakland to Vernal Hits Under Ten Hours

A Stinson type plane piloted by Bert Hassell of Rockford and P B D Cramer of Washington landed near Vernal after a ten hour coast to Vernal flight from Oakland California. The crew planned to move on to Rock Springs Wyoming by morning and then to Rockford Illinois. They described the Wasatch Uintah mountain crossing as hazardous and urged Vernal officials to secure a larger landing field.

Ashley Valley Fair Grounds Bert FR. J Hassell Rockford TL P BD Cramer Washington DC Feld Rockford Til Wasatth Uintah Vermal Hassell Btinson Stockholm Sweden Rockford Greenland Iceland Cramer Bureau of Aeronautics Department of Commerce Oakland Calif Vernal Wasatch Range Uintah Mountains Ogden UDP Cheyenne Wy Coalville Mother Earth Rock Springs Wye Cheyenne Roc Springs Eliis “Kelly* Young Checkerboard Mir Cramer

Vernal Seeks Better Air Field Amid Basin Baseball Standings

The article notes Vernal holding third place in the Cinta Basin Baseball League with recent results Duchesne 8 Vernal 7 and Roosevelt 4 Neola Arcadia. It discusses plans to prepare a suitable landing field for aircraft near Vernal and proposes painting the name on a large building for visibility from the air.

Vernal Cinta Duchesne Roosevelt Arcadia Plares Vernal Hs

Vernal Beats Roosevelt and Dragon in Weekend Games

A large crowd watched Vernal defeat Roosevelt 8 to 0 on Saturday. Sunday the local Diamond hosted Dragon with Vernal winning 14 to 7. Pitchers were Curry Form ONeill and Gnell Miller with umpires Swain Young and Lewis. Vernal faces Arcadia next.

Roosevelt Dragon Vernal Curry Oneill Gnell Miller Frank Swain Leo Young Arch Lewis Vernal Arcadia Et Vernal

Uintah County Fair Planned in Vernal for Big Homecoming

Uintah county aims to host a large Vernal fair described as one of the most attractive and educational events yet. Plans call for premier agricultural exhibits and horse races with wide attendance expected from former settlers across the west, making it a major county gathering.

Uintah County

Henderson Selected to Head Lions Club in Vernal

At the Vernal Lions Club annual election held at the Community House on Wednesday night W Herds reen was elected president Henderson was chosen to represent the club as a delegate to the national convention in Des Moines July 17 he will depart Sunday for Des Moines Other officers elected include FR C Cooper first vice president Charles F Tucker second vice president J H Matliff third vice president Leon Thorne secretary A V Lewis treasurer H M Snyder lion tamer Charles E Se hold tail twister H Allan and J H Walls directors.

Vernal Lions Club W & Herds Reen Fr Henderson Des Moines C Cooper Charles F Tucker J H Matliff Leon Thorne A VY Lewis H M Snyder Charles E. Se

Largest Narrow Gauge Engine Unloaded at Mack

The Uintah line receives the 2609 type Malley locomotive, the largest three foot gauge engine built. Weighing 360,000 pounds, it is designed for the Book Cliff route with 5 to 7 percent grades and tight curves. It will operate next week, replacing Shay geared locomotives on the line.

Mack D AR GW Vinish Railways Ciff Mountains Baxter Pass L. C Eprague Wor

Verbal Echoes From Vernal Thirty Years Ago

Treated as a local reminiscence page highlights Thomas teaching voice culture and local art by Will Allen. Mention of Ward’s classmate Patriot No 2 and a tar art battle scene on a Maine ship replica. Other notes cover home updates, travels, a Fourth of July program at Coltons Grove, road repairs, and two weddings. An incident near Ouray details a shooting accident with recovery expected.

Thomas Vaice England Will Allen Ward Maine Ashley George Glines Grace Ashton Salt Lake James Hacking Pennsylvania Brooklyn New York Mill Ward Coltons Grove Atwood Anderson Mail Hugh Owens Kitty Wade Handlett Justice Pack Owens Don Colton New York Will Witnes Americs Metropolis Mease

Former Vernal truck driver found dead near Rangely

McR Clark formerly of Vernal and resident of Rangely was found dead Sunday in a dry wash near Douglas Creek. A steel jacket bullet pierced his body just below the heart, the gun lay beside him. He had been missing since Saturday after going hunting with two companions. He leaves a wife and three children. He worked for Midwest Exploration about four years, moved from Hes home to Vernal then Rangely. Coroner and undertaker from Rio Blanco county presided. Parents in Farmington New Mexico were summoned.

McR Clark Vernal Rangely Cole Douglas Creek Midwest Exploration Company Hes Rilo Blanco County Cola Texas Farmington N M

Carl's Cooking Clubs Begin Summer Work

Miss Vera Calder leads the third year cooking club and conducts Thursday training at the high school. Miss Etrelynn Ashton heads the first year club meeting Tuesdays, promising valuable and timely instruction for interested girls.

Vera Calder Miss Calder Etrelynn Ashton

Coaches and soloist headed to UBIC for training event

County Agent E Peterson announced an Agricultural College letter confirming Coaches Jensen and Romney will supervise recreation leadership training at UBIC. Professor Weld, a leading state soloist, will also perform at multiple programs.

E Peterson Agricultural College Logan Jensen Romney UBIC Weld

Durant test car travels through Vernal en route to St. Lows

A Durant test car passed Vernal on Wednesday while moving from Los Angeles to St. Lows, signaling a cross country test run.

Durant Vernal Los Angeles St. Lows

Twenty fourth Celebration at Vernal Depict Pioneer Spirit

The note describes a planned July 24 celebration at Vernal to honor early pioneer days. It recalls the 1847 Salt Lake Valley settlement and Ashley Valley growth. The event features a street parade, fireworks, a patriotic program, sports, and dancing with further announcements expected.

Salt Lake Valley Ashley Valley Hobor Vernal Basin

Midwest To Make Gasser of Well at Rangely

A Rangely gas well attempt is described with ripping the casing to expose a gas sand at 390 feet after plugging to 3000 feet. The gas flowed with water. cement was poured to seal the rip and another fracture at 2865 feet may be attempted. If unsuccessful the well will be abandoned.

Midwest

Weather report notes cool start and rising heat in mid June

The two week period June 12 to 27 shows a cool early spell with residents fearing upcoming heat. Temperatures near the hundred mark are anticipated as the tenor of June days of past years returns, per local weather observations.

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