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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1933
Page
3
A fragmented Ar kansas country store scene shows a pre Lallus customer asking for a nickel’s worth of asafoetida and the clerk mishearing and charging amid garbled dialogue about honey funk and a five cent price.
Francis H. Alason, president of the American Bankers Association, argues for banks immune from failure and free from bad or questionable practices. He urges stronger government supervision, public responsibility, and tighter banking standards to ensure solvency, prudent loans, and depositor protection.
A community celebration will be held July 4 to raise proceeds for a new chapel. Committees outline a full program and several visitors from Salt Lake City and Vernal aided by local families attended events and visits. Proceeds will support the church project while activities included a three day outing to Paradise Park and local games and visits by former residents and guests.
George W Perry of Salt Lake City visits home folks this week and reports Perry’s health has been weak. Mrs H Walter Woolley hosted a lawn party for Thelma’s birthday with lively outdoor games and a two course lunch. Donald Ward, seven, injured after being knocked from a seat on a high water wagon. arm and head injuries, improving. Gleaner girls copied histories into Treasures of Truth books. Several residents listed, including Claira Perry and Doris Johnson, attended. Ray Roberts returns from work in lat 3 months. Mytte Hoyt visits from California. Ball game results Glines vs Davis favoring Davis 10-16, second team 4-6. Other notes include visits to Pleasant Grove and Provo and Sacrament meeting speakers.
Reservoir water was lowered from the mountains on Thursday to aid Whitereeks company fields suffering from irrigation shortages. Annie E. Bartlett visited Tridell at her daughter Mrs Nelle Merkey’s home on Forest Goodrich place near the church.
Horace Mullins and Grant Morrill visit at Horace's home in Frove with his mother Mrs Lulu Mullins. Alfred Dings of Proto joins the visit. Mr and Mrs Alma Mechamyn and family stay with their daughter Mrs Taft Budge in Pars. Ideho Howard Piecham will remain in Paris for work. A small town exchange ends with a humorous roadside conversation about car cut-outs between a motorist and a cop.
Mrs AM Lyman and Ethel Harvey were Roosevelt visitors during the week, making local appearances and meeting residents. The article notes their schedule and engagement with community figures.
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