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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1925
Page
3
Local residents travel between Jensen, Vernal, Maeser and nearby towns visiting relatives, with several moves and gatherings noted. People include the Nelsons, Case family, Mary Ashby, Martha Turner, and updates on jobs, farming, church activities, school enrollment, and mail route changes in the Jensen region.
Naples records a student trene injuring her hand Monday and seeking care at Roosevelt on Wednesday. The column notes community events including visits, housing updates, school sports with Davis, and various local illnesses, travel, and projects. The report mentions millinery opening by Mrs. Jacob Rasmussen and local preparations for lambing season.
A large local crowd attended a Stake Priesthood meeting in Vernal on Sunday. Teachers enjoyed a Jensen outing on Saturday visiting area sights. Residents and relatives from Vernal, Heiner, Portland, Roosevelt, and Salt Lake City connected with family and town activities through the weekend.
Tom Shistler of Roosevelt visited Randlett for a business trip. A number of Randlett residents attended the monthly convention in Roosevelt last Saturday. LeRoy Taylor of Fort Duchesne bought the Gardner place, formerly farmed by A L Gray, and plans to move in and farm. Marion R Westover took a business trip to Vernal late last week. Howard Stevens and Westover, both U H S students at Vernal, returned home Friday for a weekend visit. Fred Wahlquist of Myton spoke at the Leota Sacrament meeting. Mrs. Bert Hovey and children visited Leonard Harrig’s home.
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