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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1921
Page
6
The Dry Fork area details warmer days after a storm, ongoing road and spring farm tasks, varied health notes, birthdays, and visits. Several residents like Eva Caldwell and Ruth Austina are in town for training and visitors gather for society events, dances, and anniversaries.
Abhley from Coe Fe We wenw home from Rangely last Friday. They have been working there during the winter. Miss Jennie Noel plans summer school before returning home. She attended the University during winter. Miss Clawson daughter of Mr and Mrs L Clawson came home from Denver after winter business college. Mrs Estilo and her sons left for Blue Mountain home, moving here last fall for the school. School closes next Friday after a successful year. Credit for effort goes to John Stagg principal, Thomas Caldwell, Miss Winnie Wood, and Miss Mary McKee. Powell boys farm on Jensen place. Carl Preece returned from La Point to attend conference. Sunshine ranch reportedly has 2400 sheep and 2500 head of cattle.
People of Tridel ward at Vernal praise the quarterly conference calling it one of the best in the area. Apostle Ballard is lauded as a wonderful speaker. Warren G Brady relocates his family to Roosevelt and hosts a social with games and dancing where he expresses gratitude for community kindness.
Stake conference in Vernal drew attendance from George Bartlett of Tridell BC Colton of Moffat and Bishop Laurence Wall of Randlett. Jacob Rasmussen family moved into Earl Mullins residence. Mrs Morley and Mrs Austin Morley left for Price and Sanpete valleys. Nebeker moved to Roosevelt. Farnsworth back from Price. Mrs Olsen visited with Vernal residents. Martha Wilson suffered a serious accident but shows recovery.
The column notes March comes in like a lamb and may go out like a lion while residents report Myron Perry returning from Ogden for a brief visit and resuming work. Infant Boyd Wardle battles pneumonia from whooping cough as Mrs Wardle awaits her mother Susanne Dean in May. Alvin Duke heads to Fort Duchesne for work. A car battery and gas theft during Colt Coltharp’s illness leads to fines of two hundred dollars each for the culprits. Mrs Luilian Asplanalp’s baby suffers whooping cough amid local building progress and other brief community notes.
Wednesday afternoon a Religion class program honored seniors with carnations. funds raised for Lund School. Measles cases rise. Lambing at Sunshine ranch improves. eight grade Freshieday at Uintah academy. school term ends with exams and reports. Several residents move houses and attend meetings. babies born. Measles, flu spread discussed. numerous local visits and travel planned.
The Relief Society held its annual day on Thursday March 17 at the ward house with the Religion class supplying the program a good crowd attended. In the evening a dance was held refreshments were served by the Religion class. Postmaster Henry Chatwin sprained his back while prying at a pump with a shovel and cannot work. A large Quar terly conference gathering occurred at Vernal Jensen school activities included a Sunday ball with single men defeating married men on the school grounds. Indoor ball saw the school girls beat the married women 46 to 13 and the school ball team claims honors and challenges others in Jensen.
Nathan Chivers children improve from spinal meningitis Eva walks Acel shows improvement James bedridden with rheumatism for two months Relief Society annual day on March 17 drew a large crowd Lenard and Mrs Cook celebrated their marriage with a shower Grandma Southam attended the meeting after returning from Salt Lake City John Evans moved his family to Naples ward and leased his place to Steve Adams
The Maeser ward held its 78th Relief Society Annual meeting in the ward hall last Thursday afternoon. Sister Ethel Wynne Collett gave a history of the society, with readings by Leona Hall May Hall and Freeman Carroll. Eight Sunbonnet Babies sang, followed by songs and a dialogue. Mary and Florence Hacking Edith and Edna Collett Wanda and Pauline Msher participated. Howard Collett sang a Brownie song. A bounteous luncheon and social hour concluded the event with broad ward participation and joy.
George Fenn and family toured Roosevelt visiting Mrs Fenn's mother. Mrs Lydf Merrell returned from Vernal and stays with daughter Vilate. Relief Society hosted a dance and ice cream festival on Thursday night March 17 attracting a large crowd. Steve Adams family preparing to move to Vernal. Theora Thane and Mountain Home relatives visited her mother this week.
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