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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1933
Page
5
Reading notes 1932 seed trials at Uintah Basin Experimental Farm discuss Markton oats as a pure strain for stock, Trebi highest yield, and early spring planting. Details cover seed beds, irrigation, disease treatments, weed control, rotation with alfalfa, and recommendations for small grain production at home.
Ballard ward members gathered last Sunday for a reunion marking seven years since the ward organized. Randlett’s illness and death prompted Charles Stoddard to return from Hooper for the event, with LaRoy Goodrich leading a program that included readings, talks by John H Cook and Parley Rawlings, music by Minnie Angus sulu and Arthur Wiscomb, and a dancing interval. The Relief Society served lunch as Miss Alice Pedersen assisted in planning stage decor and Primary conference activities.
Omitted text from a past meeting describes a Voices program with vocal duet by Lyle rd and David Pitt on guitar. Clara Hacking and Lela Batty with Maryetta Wardle are listed among speakers and performers. Mia, Fred G Bingham, LG Nodls, and a Batty Wardle trio are noted in the line up.
Illness in the Maeser family with mother improving. Lois Elis smothered clothing flames and is recovering. Thornburgh DUP meets electing Mrs Maggie Timothy as president with other officers to be chosen later. Roosevelt visitors at Iidia Jenkins home. school dismissed due to frozen water line. Park City skiing trip attendees. Sacrament meeting speakers noted. a newborn baby. various visits and health updates.
The text records a ward reunion and social activities with many local names. Visitors included Grant York from Salt Lake City, Doris and Douglas Harrison of Spanish Fork, and John Palmer returning from Salt Lake City. Activities included a 10 oclock program lunch at noon a children's dance an evening play directed by Ashel Minwaring and a dance.
The M Men and Gleaners enjoyed an afternoon outing with coasting and skating then returned to the amusement hall where a delicious lunch was served. Miss Nellie Holmes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Holmes, was married Saturday February 25 to Edward Corless Jr. of Vernal.
Business visitors from Myton and Vernal are recorded along with residents travelling for work. A Thursday school program featured patriotic music and plays as Mrs Grace Larbert spoke on health and an organ health committee plan. Baby news, illnesses, remodeling, and a patient’s recovery are also noted.
A farewell event in Tridel honored Clyde Merkley and Miss Aliza Haney as they prepare for missions. Merkley heads to Texas while Haney goes to Virginia for a two week preparatory school starting March 6 in Salt Lake City. Overnight visitors included Mr and Mrs William Henderson and daughter Helen and Mr and Mrs George Bartlett with daughters Karen and Bernice.
Mrs Elmer Snow returned from Monroe after wintering with relatives. A surprise birthday party for Monroe Hatch occurred Thursday. High Five, Old Time Dance, and a banquet were part of a busy social week. Postmaster H J Chatwin remained bedridden but improving. Timothy and Sons played, a PT meeting was held with Joseph and Dudley in charge, and Supt Olsen delivered an address on Washington.
The narrative describes a cosmic conflict where a flashy fuzzy headed demon and its many offspring assault the earth to wage war on the Red people’s deities. A beaver dam delays their attack triggering battles that melt rocks and shove mountains of debris to the surface. The war continues with forges, rumblings, and eruptions signaling shifting outcomes.
A doctor attended Mrs Alfred Ainge at her bedside on Tuesday as she suffered a heart ailment. The piece notes a D A Propes meeting held Wednesday at Mrs Ella Cook’s home with Mrs Man Preeman and Mrs Charles A Hardy of Vermol. Miss Lucy Dudley gave Utah’s story and work plans were discussed. Eligible persons wishing to join the DUP are invited to meet at Mrs Zilha Wellman’s home on Wednesday March 29.
Fragmentary ancient note describes a conflict between good and evil forces over a volcanic area. It mentions offerings to hide ties and a peace pipe. A doctor questions a patient’s thirst as a wife recalls attempts to offer water.
The report notes Annie Jick, Henry Slough, John Karten, and Ella Slough at local events and Mrs Victor Nelson hosting. Fienny Winnward and her son left for Salt Lake City seeking medical care while E J Young Jr. attended a Tuesday evening meeting and gave a talk.
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