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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1926
Page
2
From Our Correspondents Mrs Floyd Perry and family visit Meeserque and LaPointe. Many local residents travel for work, school, and social events including May Day at Roosevelt, weddings at Lapoint, and sheep herd movements to Diamond Mountain. Mrs Batock improves slowly after illness while Aunt Nenny Colton heads toward recovery in California.
Village diary of visits and travels across Vernal Roosevelt Duchesne Tridelj Watson and nearby areas. Local residents attend weddings birthdays church events, school and work trips, and health updates as families relocate and join community life.
Frank Merrell and family moved from the mine to the Mt Merrell farm last week and plan to stay through the summer. Mrs E J Starkie has been very ill, confined to bed since last Thursday. A large youth crowd joined MI A officers for a Detils trip and weenie roast. Primary stake officers held a special Instruction meeting in Naples for officers and teachers. Owen Haws traveled to Salt Lake City for a soldiers health exam. Kimbel Bascomb and children moved from Bunnyside after two years. her husband works there, and Mr Bascomb was injured in the mine last winter, with limited recovery prospects. Mary Rasmussen returned from Sunnyside to stay with her daughter through July. Porter and Lucile Merrell joined from Rector mine to spend Sunday with locals. Mrs Garlie Duke and two daughters arrived from Rainbow mine to visit. Mrs Duke bought a new Chevrolet. Frank Slaugh went to Rimond mountain for a month to assist Albert M and Karl Goodrich with farming. Rosa Merrell visited Naples and returned to the mines Monday. The Fuller Merrell corner bridge, a long-standing hazard due to washout and weeds, was replaced by J W Olsen, Elmer Manwaring, and Raymond Lind last Tuesday. Naples Primary continues preparations for the upcoming term.
Sunday evening the May Acorn joint meeting drew a large crowd. Rogers Horrocks of Neola spoke and songs were performed by Mrs Wendell Gerber and Miss Horrocks.
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