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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1923
Page
3
Local News Roundup Highlights Residents Activities
Mrs Parten Stewart and Mrs Feter Catter retrned from Rainbow to visit family. Several locals, including Bryant Stringham and William Collyea, focus on business and cattle interests. The community reports on school closure, road work, upcoming drama, and irrigation preparations with many residents lingering in Vernal and Trail Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parten Stewart
Feter Cat
Rainbow
Guyletta Stewart
Solomon Case
Elmer Grubbs
Bryant Stringham
Horace Coltharp
Vernal
William Collyea
Ethel Afurray
Sarah Ainge Fa
Haslem
Joseph Murray
Wes
Will Collyer
Mra
Milo Bnow
Hugh Stewart
South Fork
Atta Chatwin
Misa Rose Bourdette
Cedarview News Roundup From Roosevelt Area
Jed Timothy and family moved to Cedarview in Mrs Florenge Baacon's house. The Bennett dramatic company performed here Tuesday evening with a good reception and a brief after play dance. Mrs Lydia Bascom visited Fort Duchesne and returned home. Austin Glenn recovered from two weeks of illness. Joe Timothy Jr and family and Mr and Mrs Joe Timothy Sr hosted relatives Sunday. Mr and Mrs Jack McCarthy visited Midview. Mrs McCarthy learned of a sister's child severely burned and they went to see the injured girl. Clint Summerall sustained a cut above the eye requiring four stitches after a ball game accident. Roosevelt visitors included Mr and Mrs George Roberts and several Roberts family members. Primary conference was held with remarks on primary work. Jed Timothy and son visited Wong Sing'sa on Friday. Julia Neilson visited from Roosevelt and stayed with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jed Timothy
Roose-velt
Florenge Baacon
Bennett Dramatic Company
Lydia Bascom
Fort Duchesne
Austin Glenn
Joe Timothy
Roosevelt
Jack McCarthy
Midview
Mis. McCarthy
Clint Summerall
Clint
George Roberts
Lydia Merrell
Wayne Roberts
Melvin Roberts
Mulling
Calder
Local Notes On Visitors And Returnees
Jensen L. A. Rappell arrived from the oil field for an indefinite stay. Andrew Dudley returned home Tuesday after a two week visit at Lapoint and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Rappell
Andrew Dudley
Lapoint
Clean up Day in Randlett and community events
Randlett observed a Clean up Day with parents teachers and children cleaning the school yard and adjoining lots. The stage and assembly room were cleaned. The Farm Bureau dance was poorly attended due to weather. The school orchestra performed. Several Rooseveltians attended relief society conference and visitors from Leota joined. Bishop Colton of Moffat attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randlett
Mr. Howes
Salt Lake
Mr. Fryer
Roosevelt
Edwin Hersey
Edwin
Vernal
Farm Bureau
Hylas C. Smith
Fort Duchesne
Owens
Fay Harrison
Mof
Relief Society
Bennion
Gagan
Bingham
Leota
William Stevens
David Burgi
Ruben Wilson
C, C
Nettie -Largon
Bishop Colton of
Moffat
Relief Society Conference
McConkies Marry in Salt Lake City
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey McConkie returned from Salt Lake City where they were married last week. Community Pride day improved portions of local roads as men gathered with their teams. A sundown supper and dancing followed at the ward house. Mrs. Rose Bartlett and Lula Mullins visited Tridell to be with their mother Alice Morrill who is slowly improving. The Sea Gull girl group hosted a party with refreshments and dancing last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey McConkie
Salt Lake City
Ladsey
Ward House
Rose Bartlett
Lula Mullins
Tridell
Alice Morrill
Baby girl arrives as Orrin Maeser announces
Orrin Allen Maeser and Quirs announce the arrival of a fine baby girl on Monday April 30. Heber Timothy and son Parley of Roosevelt visited over the week. Mrs Purse Blackburn hosted a birthday party for Edith with eighteen invitations and games. Edith Collett injured her right arm Saturday in a shed fall breaking the bone above the elbow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
and Quirs
Orrin Allen
Heber Timothy
Parley
Roosevelt
Purse Blackburn
Edith
Winand Murray
Mary Hacking
Florence Hacksog
Ethel Stringham
Lucile Stringham
Curtney Stevens
Florence Ackhurst
Gertrude Ackhurst
Edna Collett
Edith Collett
Pauline Fisher
Wanda Fisher
Clarence Bird
LaVern Hansen
James Fisher
Francis Cale
William Ackhurst
J. W. Stevens
Blackburn
Lapoint
Ethel String
Local Notices and Family Movements Near Lapoint
James Hoefeltz returned from Midway Utah after attending his mother's funeral April 19 due to a paralytic stroke. Mrs Frank Bigelow of Lapoint visited relatives here this week. Albert Harris went to Rainbow last week for work. Esther Jarrell, a former West Virginia schoolteacher, returned home Tuesday. Dean Bigelow came from Lapoint on Saturday for business. Clyde Jarrell of Lapoint visited Sunday with his parents Bud and Mrs Jarrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hoefeltz
Midway
Utah
Frank Bigelow
Lapoint
Albert Harris
Rainbow
Esther Jarrell
West Virginia
Dean Bigelow
Clyde Jarrell
Bud Jarrell
Bennett and Friends Host Surprise Party at John Bennett Home
The Ladies circle gathered Thursday at John B. Bennetts home for a surprise party honoring Mr. Bennett. A delicious lunch followed a pleasant afternoon. Andrew Whitlock visited his brother Wilford at Leeton store. Roy Graham also stayed in Leeton. Deputy game warden D. J. Thompson spent a night at David Andrews home. Wilford Workman moved back to his own home. Mr. and Mrs. George Barker returned to Bennett from Salt Lake City after an eleven day journey by team and wagon. Edgar Barker went to Duchesens to meet someone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Bennett
Mr. Bennett
Andrew Whitlock
Wilford
Leeton
Roy Graham
D. J. Thompson
David Andrews
Wilford Workman
George Barker
Bennett
Salt Lake City
Edgar Barker
Duchesens
Farewell party for Mrs Workman by Relief Society
A farewell gathering for Mrs L J Workman hosted by the Relief Society was held at her home Friday afternoon. Attendees included Hilma Birebel Alice Gardner Flor Reynolds Lena Isaksan Lizzlia Winn Emma Reynolds Lowilla Hall Roberta Corbett Blanche Rudy Retta Rawlings Ellen Dean Mrs Workman’s mother Mrs Jones Mrs Workman and her daughter Hazel. A delicious dinner followed and the society presented Mrs Workman with a silver spoons set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relief Society
L. J. Workman
Hilma Birebel
Alice Gardner
Flor Reynolds
Lena Isaksan
Lizzlia Winn
Emma Reynolds
Lowilla Hall
Roberta Corbett
Blanche Rudy
Retta Rawlings
Ellen Dean
Workman
Jones
Society
Mrs. Workman
Tike government road amp moved to bridge above Whiterocks
Reports from the ward describe construction three years old five miles above Whiterocks, Karl Gardner returning, and local convention attendance. The Primary date shifted to Monday, a Friday night dance drew a good crowd, and cream sales supported Mutual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiterocks
Karl Gardner
Stake Board
Mary Workman
Dora Caldwell
The
Mutual
Lyle Workman
Roosevelt
P. Deas
John E. Whecombe
Banday School
Wiscombe
Biorhep Obas
Bingham
Arrival of a Fine Girl for McCarrell Family
Mr and Mrs Francis McCarrell welcome a fine girl born April 8. Mrs Luella Hately visits daughter Lauren Sirmis at Castlegate. Mrs Aris King and Mrs Sylvia Hatch oversee the boarding house in her absence as Mrs Sarah Weat leaves Saturday for Fruita hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis McCarrell
Bors
Luella Hately
Lauren Sirmis
Castlegate
Aris King
Sylvia Hatch
Sarah Weat
Fruita Hospital
Cleaning First Why Paint Follows Prevention in Hospitals
The article argues that hospital upkeep begins with cleanliness before painting. It emphasizes cleaning walls floors and surfaces to prevent germ spread and promote long term maintenance, framing painting as a preventive step rather than a quick fix.
Fragmentary Rhyme Unfolds A Mistrustful Kiss
A fleeting line hints at a shape and a kiss lost in memory. He could not know the form yet he wove her a square in a moment of uncertain affection.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pertzen
Tate
Wanda Jensen
John Merkley
Merkley
Parlay Goodrich
George Berker
Leonard
Delbert Horrocks
Park City
Mission
Bennett School
Minnie Workman
Eliza. Workman
Mark Murphy
Cabs
Pig Club
Sam Snyder
Clair Haslem Fort
George Evans
Evans
Wyoming
Cedarview
Wong Sing’sa
Firsday
Julia. Neilson
Jensen
Teidell
Etco
Kelly Mercantile CO
Jensen, Utah
Vernal Commercial Club
Ashley
Masser
Naples and
Davia
Glines
Uintah County
Maeser
Auvatio Abbott
Gread Junction
Edith Green
Seamuet Jenkins
Hee
Sarah Manson
Masser Ward
Pieter
Mr. Warburton
Big Wife
Frulta
Doepleal
Richard Slaugh
Cartés Aiweed
Davie Ward
Mr Homes Clean
Tal
Fred Neilsen
L. H.woodard Company
Vernal, Utah
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