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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1934
Page
5
The report lists a ninth grade style classroom scene with Mr Stagg sending bats and balls, Ted Williams coverage, and aims from Utah Geography work. Students include Tommie Freestone, Hans Brinkler, Eula Baese, Florence Cook, Verda Chivers, Eva Weeks, and Jay Cooper as they study Halland towns and shelters, inspect desks, and collect peacock feathers.
Ballard sixth graders in English class plan plays after finishing their projects about Italy and Vesuvius mythic cities. They study world geography plus United States topics and anticipate imaginary trips from pamphlets Mrs Akin will send.
Sixth to eighth graders produce WAS weekly school paper with columns in editorial ads news jokes sports society and more. Editors Grace Chandler and Wulard Wall supervise Doris Weaver Tom Taylor Burness Young Ethel Coston Ward Jarman Genevieve Jarman Vern Walker and others staff reporters and humorists. The Vernal Express plans to receive a copy.
Third to fifth graders selected sides for a week long spell off. Afton Mecham and Wilma Svett led teams with Afton’s side narrowly winning. After lunch and a short program, pupils attended a matinee at Volue Carmel Hadlock.
LAPOINT SCHOOL Supt H S Olson visited last Friday with Attis Ada Wil hite and Mrs L K Murphy. Miss Walkers room performs a health display in the rear. Sherinth evade girls directed by Riotrill. The Toreatore is the name of the project. Mr Jorgens 1825 in fact work. Mr Hullinger back in place.
Friday the seventh and eighth grades head a spelling review. We found that most of us were doing poorly and plan a follow up practice session to improve accuracy.
Venn Morrill reports the Simmons family has moved into the AMI Lyman residence. Four children Ardelia Don Or Lula will resume school work locally. The community gave a hearty welcome. Wanda Atwood and Leota School eighth grade note. PTA of 85 members met at Duchesne last Thursday evening.
Utah farmers who have not signed up can join the AAA adjustment plan. Director William Peterson announces immediate reopening to cover non contracted wheat acres. Signers will be eligible for 1833 payments and later adjustments, but not the initial 20 cents per bushel.
John Wm Reid 65 died Thursday at his Payson home in the LDS Third Ward after a lingering illness. Born January 14, 1869 in Nye County Nevada, he was a longtime Mammoth resident. He is survived by his widow Phoebe Black Reid and eight children, with services held Sunday at 1 pm in the stake tabernacle. Interment in Payson Cemetery.
In a nameless town a giranger asks about the funeral, while a native cites an absent lynching party as the reason for not knowing who is dead. The exchange captures tense, unresolved fear in a rural community.
The board discussed adopting a simpler bookkeeping system to reduce clerical work and free time for duties. They also heard from Mr Norton of Lapoint about a municipal water supply, including cisterns near the canal and a potentially flowing well with piped water, pending cost figures. Additional items included library funding, school grounds expansion, and plans for staff travel and meetings.
The article outlines options to substitute or supplement wheat allotments with home garden crops such as corn beans potatoes and cabbage for both irrigated and dry land areas. It suggests field woodlot plantings to meet contract goals and reduce weed sites while noting a humorous aside about farm life.
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