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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1943
Page
3
The Vernal Express editor William B Wallis is noted with second class mail status at Vernal Utah. The notice indicates the newspaper was entered at the post office on March 13 1909 under the 1870 act. LT
President Roosevelt designates March as Red Cross Month and urges broad participation in the War Fund drive. The Red Cross supports soldiers at home and abroad with field directors, overseas clubs, comfort kits, communications, and medical relief, embodying the people’s aid and “the Greatest Mother” in wartime.
In March records Abe and Golden attended a birthday dinner for Mr Thornpe at the Thorne residence with games in the evening. Rube Squire returned home on Wednesday March 3 with Charles Brown. Sprowte brothers plan cattle movement. Browns visit Thorne home and prepare to move from Vernal.
Mr and Mrs George Thorne Judd and their son Louis visited Vernal soon after. The Thorne and James Lube began spring plowing on February 26, the earliest Louis recalls for plowing, aided by irrigation last fall which made the land quite productive.
Clyde Hall and Mrs Hall celebrate a baby daughter born March 3 at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Mere End Stringham visits Salt Lake City. Patton in United States Armed Services. Mary Alice Lee noted. Lt David B Hull, stationed in California, visited. Ernest McLean returned to Vernal from Mil ton for winter. Sgt John A Walkup stationed in Alaska and the Aleutians. Carl Bodily and Kerry visit Joseph Bodily. Nell Schaefermeyer family in Roosevelt. Induction trips to Salt Lake City. Wayne Roberts and Charles Palmer back from Caldwell. Newt Miller hosts Roosevelt visitors. Walter Bowden visiting husband in Texas. Pearl Caldwell to Ogden Hill Field. Sybil Merkley returns to Provo. Maeser Relief Society program honors service members. Farewell Monte Carlo Whist party for Gene McLean before army deployment.
Last Friday evening the Builders in the Hive met at Mrs Erest Johnsons home for a review of Clara Barton founder of the American Red Cross. Refreshments were served. Other items note residents visiting relatives, road work near the ward chapel, and a St Patricks party planned for March 17 with dancing and refreshments to raise funds for chapel furnishings.
Last week featured visits by Mr and Mrs Ralph Simpson and daughter Margaret Price among Ogden residents. Avia tion cadet Venil Johnson planned training in Boulder after traveling from San Luis Obispo. Mr and Mrs Crosley of Smoot and Mrs Crosley, ex Miss Thora Pearce, reside in Maeser now. Relief Society centennial program on March 7 included talks by Mrs Martin Curtis, Mrs Hannah Winward, Mrs Joe Price, Miss Eva Price, and Bishop John Eaton with history by Ivan Perry. Sunday School officers hosted a party. solo, reading, skit, and dancing observed. Daughters of the Utah Pioneers entertained at Mrs Fidon Billings home. Jesson event led by Mrs Tom Timothy with dessert luncheon. Mr and Mrs Orson Caldwell and Mrs Annie Springer visited Roosevelt.
Fifty years ago the Ashley Home Dramatic Company returns with a trotting harness act and a temperance drama Fruits of The Wine Cup. The troupe appears on the beards tonight.
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