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Newspaper

Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1921

Page

6

Infant dies at one week old in Roosevelt area

The infant son of Mr and Mrs Hober Allred died Saturday April 30 while the mother remains at the hospital in Roosevelt The community extends sympathy to the bereaved Mrs James Allred Sr of Vernal visits with relatives Ed Staley's death by hanging is reported at the home of Al Rasmussen in Roosevelt area The Rooseveltt ward and nearby residents engage in church and social activities and road work continues on the East draw to main road as locals assist with farming yearlong efforts and fruit planting progress unfolds.

Hober Allred Ed. Staley al Rasmussen Roosevelt N. Hunting and Daughters Evan and Olen Vernal Edith Allred Wilford Egelund Golda Loo Heber City Warren Locks Mark Murphy Salt Lake City Newell Kuyder Sam Pullin Arizonia John Haslema Gait Lake City J. Evans Hylas C. Smith Fort Duchesne Jos Warr Frank Peterson Dora Whiterocks Nelle Whitlock Grant Morrill Rollog Society Ward House Frank Morrill George H. Bartlett Liberty Ward C. 8 Bartlett Alma Meecham Margarett A. Bartlett George W George Geerge Wat James Harrison Randlett Utah Tridell Lapoint Leroy Morrell Tridoff Mr. Smith W. Raleigh Cneker E A Mankor Lish Campbell and Son Rong

Visiters and Local Business Notes in Bernillo NM

Ashley Henry J. Kleopper of Bernillo New Mexico arrived here last Thursday visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs William Powell. W F T Jones of Scull creek is here transacting business. Mr Ellen Swett lost eighteen hundred dollars deposited in a bank in Arizona. Another bank failure reported, Mrs Anna Morrison received word from Chandler Arizona that George.

Henry J. Kleopper Bernillo New Mexico William Powell W. FT. Jones Scull Creek Ellen Swett Arizona Anna Morrison Chandler Arizona George

Weather and social notes from Alterra ward

Rain cooled the area with hail and no damage while crops look strong for harvest. Potatoes and beans planned for planting. public works and community events feature Taylor place plots and Leehive activities led by Miss Fern Timothy. Local road camp advances toward Leeton with a gedd gyard project. mother’s program hosted by YLM Beehive unit.

Taylor Place Corson Olive Long Alterra Rudy Taylor Fern Timothy Josephs H. Lambert L. D.S Government Road Fort Duchesne-independencer Leeton Triiel Aghal Bineham

Maeser Social Fete Highlights Local Birthday Observance

Frank Hl Smith celebrated his birthday with daughters Annie Mazie and gathered friends at Maeser home. The evening featured lively games a vocal duet readings and a life history sketch of Mr and Mrs Smith. A two course luncheon followed with many neighbors attending including H Smith Ellis Bodily Hacking Collett and Hall. Several relief society and community events were noted along with visits to Hayden and plans for Red Cross sewing and summer projects.

Frank Hl Smith Annie Mazio Mr. Smith Leslie Thacker Claire Hacking Ethelynne Collett Mazie Lucy Freeman Carroll Mabel Hacking Hayden Cora Mitchell E. Fourfee Ouray Valley Vernal Mr. Durfee Maeser Relief Society William Rudge Price Mrascrudge Thomas John Austin Roosevelt John N. Davis Mary M Hall Zina Searle Relief Society Mark M. Hall

Community notes show rising church attendance and local club activity

A weekly church revival lifts spirits with larger Sunday services and record Sunday school turnout. Boy Scouts begin with leaders Owen Bartlett and Reed Morrill, while Relief society moves to Thursday to fit training. Primary reports strong child attendance and Pioneer exhibits. Lapoint hosts intercommunity talks on telephone work, Bishop Calder discusses cream shipping, and Junior Girl's club under Margarett Rosas enjoys dough demonstrations and growing enrollment.

Boy Scoutas Launchel Owen Bartlett Reed Morrill Relief Society Stake Board Nagoo Salt Lake Valley Lapoint H. B. Calder Margarett Rosas Ross Wirley Morrill

Rain Spoils Lapoint Stock Show and Uintah Scout Meet

A heavy two day storm ruined the Lapoint stock show due on the seventh and disrupted farming yet may benefit farmers later. Owen Bartlectt and Reed Morrill attended a Uintah stake scout leaders meeting in Vernal where they received guidance from Stake Scout Master Woodbury.

Lapoint Tridoll Owen Bartlectt Reed Morrill Tsaders Vernal Acout Uintah Stake Stake Woodbury Acudents Ben Uintah Academy

Randlett and Vernal News From the Week

Community notes report residents visiting Vernal and nearby areas, moves to Indian leases near Randlett, farming activity in Ouray valley, a horse-related injury to William Smirl, and a Mothers Day program with poems, recitations, and songs led by local residents and Bishop Wall.

Hugh Owens Vernal Fred Dixon Fort Duchesne William Stevens E. M. Chandler Tuesay T. C. Wall Lyman Wyoming J. E. Stevens Roosevelt Randlett Jess Brough Lapoint Ouray Valley Franklin Durfee David Burg J. W. Harrison Marion Francis Hilldred William Smirl Glen Knight Bishop Wall David Burgh David Clara Ule

Glines and family head to Diamond mountain farm work

John Glines and family including Ver vine Lloyd and Minn Duke visited Diamond mountain Thursday. Mr. Glines plans spring work on his farm. Mrs. Mary O'Neil returned from Hiawatha after visiting her children all winter. Mrs. D O Jacobsen returned home after 21 weeks with relatives at Alterra. A baby girl arrived May 3, 1921 at Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Herring. All are doing nicely. George Wardie returned from Boreanza shearing plant.

Sit Mra Nellia Harper Jensen Ed. Oaks Brush Creek Hatch David Karren Tom Blue Mountain Elmer Timothy Faft Walter Carlosa Uintah Academy Alma Preece Salt Lake City Ella Peters Ashley Relief Society Nila Hughes Relflef Society Sarah D. Rudge Sylvanna Collettsg Willow and Hill Creeks Julinette Perry Red Cross Lola Smith Byron Collett Utah Agricultural College Logan Ray Stringhm San Diego San Francisco Mark Hingham James Branscon Andrew Vernon Pearl Perry Norto Walter McCoy Rulon Bullock Leola Anterson Hame Miss Anderson Ethel Retdinen Glenwood Springs Marie McConkie Grace Hall Cora Brown Humpty Dumpty Jack Horner Farm Bureau J. H. Wittwer Nettle Richens Harry van Tassel Maggie Thomas John Glines Vervine Lloyd Minn Duke Diamond Mountain James Winn Alterra Hober Wardle Roosevelt George Jo O'Neil Brother James O'Neil Jr George Wardie Boreanza

Welcome Home Alvin Haws Honored In Naples Party

A Naples welcome home party honored Alvin Haws who recently returned from a mission. An after-dance program followed the reception. Also noted were trips by Fuller Merrol and son Ross to Price and by Albert and Kay Goodrich and Fuller and Harold Merrell to Diamond Mountain for spring work. A Sunday school program for Mothers Day featured multiple performances and 27 mothers attended.

Alvin Haws Hawa Fuller Mérrol Son Ross Price Albert Kay Goodrich Fuller Harold Merrell Diamond Mountain Albert Goodrich Merrell Myrtle Iverson Miss Surrel Lela Sydney Gentveve Hazal Goodrich Thelma Manwaring Myce ‘de Iverson Ada Olsen David L. Richards Lewis Gardiner First Intermediate Meet Ina Chivers Machreo

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