City locals visit Vernal on Tuesday business
W D Dow came in from Watson and spent Tuesday in Vernal on bus iness. Henry T Howes of the Duchesne Record called at the Express office Tuesday. Superintendent Albert I Kneale of the Indian Service at Ft Duchesne was in Vernal on business Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Dow
Watson
Vernal
Henry T. Howes
The
Duchesne Record
the Express
Albert I. Kneale
Indian Service
Ft Duchesne
Fine baby boy born to Beers couple Saturday
A fine baby boy arrived at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Beers on Saturday morning March 19 1921 the event gladdening their household and adding new joy to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladden
Frank Beers
Brigham City L D Church to Build Fifth Ward Meeting House
The L D and Church of Brigham city will construct a new meeting house in the Fifth ward at an estimated cost of 26000 dollars upon completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
L. D. & Church of
Brigham City
Fifth Ward
Airs Emma Fairfax Seeks Summer in Colorado
Airs Emma Fairfax formerly of Vernal leaves Parandes to spend the summer in Grand Junction Colorado. She will reside there for the season and engage in local activities and visits while based in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Fairfax
Vernal
Parandes
Grand Junction
Colorado
Baby Born to Howard and Lola Johnson in March 1921
A bouncing boy arrived Friday March 1921 at the home of Mr and Mrs Howard Johnson. Mr Johnson was formerly Lola Abplannlp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Johnson
Johnson
Misa Lola
Christian Science Services Each Sunday at 11 AM
Christian Science services are held every Sunday morning at 11 o'clock in the building first door east of the Golden Rule store. All are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science
Golden Rule
Board of County Commissioners of
Uintah County
Board of County Commissioners
Chas A. Hatch
Uintah County Public Schools Close Early for Vacation
All Uintah county public schools close today, Friday, extending vacation by one month from last fall’s forecast. Students gain extra time off while administration notes the change impacts calendars and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah County
Baby Boy Born to Mr and Mrs Benford Down
A baby boy arrived on Friday March 11 1921 to Mr and Mrs Benford Down. Mrs Down was formerly Miss Ester Winn of Roosayall Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benford Down
Dows
Ester Winn
Roosayall
Utah
Miracle Man stage show at Vogue for chapel fund
The Vernal First ward presents the Miracle Man at the Vogue on April 8 and 9 with a matinee Saturday afternoon to raise funds for the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal First Ward
Vogue
Caldwell Stocker Wed by Justice Woolley in Roosevlet
Elis W Caldwell of Roosevelt and formerly of Dry Fork married Miss Jessia Stocker of Lapolut by Justice H Walter Woolley on Tuesday March 22. The ceremony connected two families and took place in a local justice court setting. The event marks a union between named individuals with roots in several communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elis W. Caldwell
Roosevelt
Dry Fork
Jessia Stocker
Lapolut
H. Walter Woolley
Oil land grab in Uintah basin nets big operators
The Utah Industrial Review reports that Standard Oil affiliates and other major operators acquired extensive holdings of prospective oil lands in the Uintah basin country, signaling a consolidation push by powerful industry players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Company
Uintah Basin
The
Utah Industrial Review
Power man gauges rivers in Vernal rounds
EH J Thorum of Utah Power and Light arrived in Vernal last week and began new rounds measuring water at the Green White and Uintah rivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EH. J. Thorum
Utah Power and Light Company
Vernal
Green
White
Uintah
Gipson of Roosevelt Hotel Visits Vernal for Wrestling
R M Gipson proprietor of the Shortliff hotel at Roosevelt formerly of Vernal was in Vernal on business Monday. He stayed over to attend the wrestling match Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Gipson
Shortliff Hotel
Roosevelt
Vernal
Traveler's Hotel
Mr. Gipson
Denver geol ogist Glenn M Ruby visits Vernal
Glenn M Ruby a well known geol logist from Denver Colorado spent Tuesday in Vernal and left Wednesday morning. He was here in the interest of Standard Oil subsidiaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn M. Ruby
Denver
Colorado
Vernal
Mr. Ruby
Miss Bates Hosts L. T. E B. J. Ladies Evening
Miss Mildred Bates entertained the L. T. E B. J. ladies at her home last Saturday evening. The ladies passed the time with embroidery work and the hostess served a delicious lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Bates
Engineer Nile Hughes buys new Dodge from Vernal Auto
Engineer Nile Hughes purchases a new Dodge from Vernal Auto this week. Walter Barnes drove the car home from Salt Lake and reports the roads will be rough for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nile Hughes
Vernal Auto Company
Walter Barnes
Salt Lake
Mr. Barnes
Brother of Mrs Barber to lead hospital drug room
B Massey of Garden City Long Island will take charge of the hospital drug room and laboratory starting April 1. He has completed the X ray course and is progressing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Barber
B. Massey
Garden City
Long Island
New York
Massey
Siddoway Company Reports Water Proof for Uintah County
Wm H Siddoway and sons pursue proof on 100 acre feet from three unnamed washes in Uintah county. Water stored in a reservoir will cover land in NW SW34 Section 36 and E44 8E% Section 35 Township 6 South Range 24 BE. L M Water to be used for watering stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. H. Siddoway and Sons
Uintah
Carroll Receives Fine For Battery Theft
Frank Carroll pleaded guilty to stealing car batteries from Mrs Hat tle Coltharp s vehicle last week and was fined 200 by Justice H Walter Woolley The theft damaged the car parked before William Hoeft s home and occurred while Porter Coltharp lay at death s door The batteries were intended for emergency use
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Carroll
Hattle Coltharp
H. Walter Woolley Carroll
William Hoeft
Little Porter Coltharp
Clarence Hunter Not Guilty In Deer Killing Trial
Clarence Hunter was found not guilty of killing four deer after a Wednesday trial before Justice Walter Woolley. The jury of A Richardson, J M Shaffer, E B Gurr, and William Markley deliberated through the afternoon, delivering the not guilty verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Hunter
Justice of the Peace
Walter Woolley
A. & Richardson
J. M. Shaffer
E. 8. Gurr
William Markley
Mr. Hunter
Panach children bitten by rabid dog seek Pasteur care
Mrs. Gertrude Rich received a March 18 letter from Mrs. Dora Goodman of Panach Nevada stating two children a 10 year old girl and a 7 year old boy were bitten by their pet dog rabid. The children were rushed to Salt Lake for Pasteur treatment and are under Doctor Middleton care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Rich
Dora Goodman
Panach
Nevada
Salt Lake
Middleton
MEA J W Young Injured in Idaho Stage Accident
Mrs W Young formerly Besala Owens and deputy county clerk here was seriously injured when a stage toppled near White Knob while en route to Cracatello Mackay Idaho. The fall fractured her back. a collar bone also broke for another passenger. driver lost control. baby unharmed. four others mildly bruised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stare
White Knob
Mackay
Idaho
Cracatello
W. Young
Young
Misa Besala Owens
Randlett
The Varsity Coach at Willcox Academy Debuts Saturday
The Varsity Coach a light comedy from Willcox Academy plays at the Vogue Theater on Saturday April 2 with matinee and evening performances. Bob Selby a popular college man faces suspension for poor scholarship after his aunt Aunt Serena visits, exposing the clash between athletic fame and academic standards. Ruth, a steady classmate, remains steadfast as Robert redeems himself and wins honors and Ruth in the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willcox Academy
Vogue Theater
Bob” Selby
Regatta Wook
Serena
Robert
College
Hfe
Ruth
Eweethart
Vernal Commercial club plans paid secretary and big drive
The Vernal Commercial club votes for a paid secretary, aims to boost funds, and launches an August membership drive to reach at least 200 members. Postmaster Young seeks back haul rate to move 600000 pounds of seed and packing house products. doctors urge vaccination against small pox. Community leaders urge support for the work of the Farm Bureau and Uintah Basin economic plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Ashton
J. Young, Jr
Vernal
Uintah Basin
Young
Don B. Colton
Uintah Packing and Provision Company
Commercial Club
Colton
George W. Baese
George H. Harrison
George H
H. E. Rich
Vernal Commercial Club
Vernon Rail Passengers and Arrivals Chronicle
A stream of travelers reached Vernal and nearby towns this week. J J Palmer returned home via Watson on Saturday. Adolph Esombel Bill Gun arrived from Watson on Sunday. J Co Mueller and J O Bradfield, traveling salesmen, arrived Monday via Uintah railway to visit Vernal and Preservation towns. H K Hairfax Gordonsmaih came from Grand Junction. H H Young arrived Tuesday. R E Eldridge of Dragon joined his family in Vernal on Wednesday. Dan Flynn of Carbondale Colorado headed to the Reservation on Wednesday. UW Espey, traveling salesman, arrived Wednesday via Mack and Watson and handles company business in Vernal. Edn D Stout of Jenson traveled to Mack Colorado last Saturday. J 8S Toppan of Dragon traveled to Vernal Thursday and attended Saint Patrick's dance at the Orpheus hall. J K Bullock traveled Sunday en route to Salt Lake City. Wm Abrahame and Gordon Carroll traveled to Mack this week on their way to Friend Nebraska. Apostle Melvin J Ballard returned to Salt Lake City Monday via Watson and Mack Colorado. G M Ruby left Vernal Wednesday for Carbonera to drill oil wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Palmer
Watson
Adolph Esombel
Bill Gun
Watson J Co
Mueller
J. O. Bradfield
Uintat Railway
H KE Hairfax
Gordonsmaih
Grand Junction
H Hf. Young
R E. Eldridge
Dragon
Vernal
Dan Flynn
Carbondale
Colorado
UW Espey
Mack and Watson
Edn D. Stout
Jenson
Mack
J 8S
Toppan
Orpheus Hall
J K. Bullock
Salt Lake City
Wm. Abrahame
Gordon Carroll
Friend
Nebraska
Melvin J. Ballard
Watson and Mack
Ruby
Carbonera
Irish Theme Fetes Highlight Society Gatherings
The Current Topics club met March 18 at Mrs. Sybill W Collyer home with plans to donate one dollar per capita to Utah State Federation. Delegates may attend the June Salt Lake City council. The Thalia club met March 17 at Mrs M Logan to study railway rate and parcel post systems. An Irish Nobility troupe entertained with comedy songs and dances, ending with a green Irish themed luncheon and departure at 5 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sybill W. Collyer
State Federation
Federated Clubs of
Utah
Council
Salt Lake City
Uintah Basin
E. O. Leatherwood
State Federation of Women's Clubs
W. A Banks
St. Patrick
Dryant Stringham
Oral Tenney
E. D Lemmon
Charlies Neal
Ireland
St. Mary’s Academy
J W Btevens
Thalia Club
Marie Lewis
Saint Patrick
Kelly
Shannon
J. A. Newland
Mother McCree
Pearl Johnston
J .A. Newland
Karl Tenney
Marle Lewis
W. A. Banks
Joh N Davis
John H. Hacking
John McAndrews
Anton Strebel
Birthday celebration for Mrs E Gurr
Tuesday marked Mrs E Gurrs birthday with a small gathering at her residence. Guests included John Cook, Mrs Jessa Evans, Mrs B P Kell, Mrs S M Kasen, Sid McCrrell and others who enjoyed cards conversation and an elegant lunch before departing with best wishes for many returns of the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Gurr
Gurr
Gurr Iainy
John Cook
Jessa Evans
B. P. Kell
S. M. Kasen
Sid MccCrrell
Birthday Celebration For Fay Hu Ninth Birthday
A party after school honored Fay Hu daughter of Mr and Mrs Ge L Hu with games and fun. Attendees included Neva Burton Nerva Burton Ruth Johnson Jennie Johnson Mary Lou Thorne Annie Evans Mildred McCarroll Helen Banks Ella Workman Grace Workman Effie Alfreds Evelyn Alfreds and Melba Huma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay
Ge. L. Hu
Neva
Nerva Burton
Ruth
Jennie Johnson
Mary Lou Thorne
Annie Evans
Mildred McCarroll
Helen Banks
Ella
Grace Workman
Effie
Evelyn Alfreds
Melba Huma
Thalla club hosts interesting Asia lesson and program
Thursday the tenth the Thalla club was entertained by Mrs Karl Tenny. The Open Door in Asia lesson by Mrs Stanley Ashton and Mrs A W Johnson. Paper The Diplomacy of John Jay read by Mrs Pardon Dodds. Vocal solos by Mrs J A Newland and Mrs Pearl Johnston. Community singing, lunch. Guests included Mrs Butts and Mrs John N Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thalla Club
Karl Tenny
Asia
Stanley Ashton
A.W Johnson
John Jay
Pardon Dodds
Marie Lawis
J A Newland
Pearl Johnston
Butts
John N. Davis
Richard Jensen
Wm Stringham
George Wilson
Linger Longer Club Social Supper Delights Members
Mrs Logan hosted the Linger Longer club event on Saturday night March 19 at five hundred. Prizes were awarded to Vanda Ward first and Mrs James McNaughton second for ladies. B T L Kellegent and Don Lewis also claimed prizes. A dainty lunch followed a card and music session with attendees including Lynn Strong Pardon Dodds B P Kelly Lemar Samuels Marie Lewis and guests Prosser Anni Smith Agnes Blake E 8 Gurr Vern Workman Jesse Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Logan
Vanda Ward
James McNaughton
B. TL. Kelleggent
Don Lewis
Lynn Strong
Pardon Dodds
B P Kelly
Lemar Samuels
Marie Lewis
Miss Prosser
Anni Smith
Agnes Blake
Social evening hosted by Mr and Mrs Charles Lewis
Mr and Mrs Charles Lewis entertained last week for a few friends with cards and games. A luncheon was served by the hostess. Those present included Mr and Mrs Aquatus Smith, Mr and Mrs Heber Olson and daughter, James Evans, Miss Ida Potter and Miss Leon Hardy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lewis
S Aquatus Smith
Heber S. Olson
James Evans
Ida Potter
Leon Hardy
Linger Longer Card Club Saturday Night
On the twelfth Mrs B YP Kelly hosted the Linger Longer card club with Five hundred as the game of the evening. Prizes went to Mrs Pardon Dodds Jr for ladies first and Mrs Jesse Trans for ladies second. gentlemen first to Marie Lewis and second to C H Howell. After cards a mental music and community singing followed by a fine lunch. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Pardon Dodds Jr, Mrs Jesse Evans, Mr and Mrs C H Howell, James Karig, Mrs Marle Lewis, Mr and Mrs E A Manker, Mr and Mrs Sid McCarrell, Mr and Mrs Lynne Streney, Mrs TaMar Samuels, Mrs Vandaward, Mr and Mrs Vern Workman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B YP Kelly
Pardon Dodds, Jr
Jesse Trans
Marie Lewis
C H Howell
Tostru
Jesse Evans
James Karig
Marle Lewis
E .A. Manker
Sid Mc-Carrell
Lynne Streney
TaMar Samuels
Vandaward
Vern Workman
Birthday surprise for Mrs Abbott at Maeser home
A party of friends surprised Mrs Thomas Abbott at her Maeser home on Friday the eleventh with a miscellaneous shower of fancy work and other useful articles. The occasion was Mrs Abbott's birthday. Luncheon was served and a pleasant afternoon enjoyed by all. Guests included Mrs Jack Alfreds of Craig Colorado, Mrs Ed Colton, Mrs Elizabeth Cook, Mrs Jessa Evans, Mrs Charles Howell, Mrs Charles Hunt, Mrs 2 P Kelly, Mr & Mrs Manker, Mrs McCain, Mrs Sid McCarrell, Mrs Lymon Thompson and Mrs Archie Weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Abbott
Maeser
Abbott
Jack Alfreds
Craig
Colorado
Ed Colton
Elizabeth Cook
Jessa Evans
Charles Howell
Charles Hunt
P Kelly
OA Manker
Saint Patrick program at Unity Rebekah Lodge event
Wednesday evening Mrs Ora Hemstreet and Mrs M Logan hosted Unity Rebekah Lodge at Odd Fellows. Miss Nelle Rodabaugh read on Saint Patrick, followed by music and social time. Refreshments included green lemonade, and all enjoyed the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Hemstreet
Mra . M Logan
Unity Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows
Nelle Rodabaugh
Saint Patrick
Ladies' Aid meeting at Mrs Stapleton's last Wednesday
The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs Stapleton for a pleasant afternoon with a delictang lunch. Visitors included Mrs Collins Mrs Searls Mrs Freestone and Mrs Freestone. Next Wednesday March 30 they meet with Mrs L Hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stapleton
Mrs Collins
Searls
Wl Freestone
Mra .Alfreds
Mrs Freestone
L. Hunt
St Pauls Guild to hold apron and candy sale at Moenge Drug
St Pauls Guild announces an apron and candy sale at Moenge's Drug Store this Saturday with hours stated 12 to 1. The event aims to raise funds for guild activities and community projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Paul's Guild
Moenge’s
Easter Program At Vernal Sunday 10:30 A M
The Vernal program features an Easter Story by May Calder and recitations by J Idella Laingbury with a Ladies Quartette including Misses Davis Hislop and Mrs Neal and Johnson. Vocal solos by Mrs Chas Neal and Johnson and Ashley Bartlett accompany piano by Pearl Shimming. An Easter Reading by Margaret Merkey and a talk by R H Sainsbury round out the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Calder
Chas
Neal
J .Idella Laingbury
Misses Davis
Hislop
Johnson
Margaret
Merkey
Pearl Shimming
Story
Zelpha Cook
R. H. Sainsbury
Ashley Bartlett
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carroll
J. W. Young
Uintah Railway
K. O. Leatherwood
Olan
Logan
Cali
Charles Ray
Alarm Clock
Andy
Ethel Clayton
Young Mel
Winthrop
DeHaven
Paramount Magazine
Wilcox Academy
Good Candles Office
Niso
Chas. A. Hardy
Siney Lewis, Sr
Glines Ward
John W. Pope
Shire
A. Hardy
Cook
Kempton
Ft. Duchesne
Harry L. Shaw
Reading
Kansas
Ashley Valley Coal Company
A. Strebel
Hartle
Marquis Seed Wheat
Mom Batty
North Star Coal CO
E. P. Gray
Mana
Eureka
Erekson
O. M. Calder
Church Directory
Latter-Day Saints Church
H .B. Calder
Mutual Improvement Assn
Vernal Second Ward
Geo. E Wilkins
Priesthood Meeting
Mutual Improvement Ags
Evan x
Kingsbury
Congregational Church
Christian Endeavor
Episcopal Church
Hudgdins
Witmer's Stord
Peter Hanson
Sea W
Henderson
W. J. Thomas
Gimes
Vernal City
Neola
Alberta
Kneale
Green River Mandis
Provo Hospital
Provo
Thomas GC. Hatch
Lorenzo Hatch
Gran River
Hatch
Berg Mortuary
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