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Newspaper

Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1940

Page

2

Forest Fire Hazard Warns In Forest Prime & Vil Rally

A Pennsylvania forest warning highlights fire risks as dry trees and brush raise danger ahead of the season. The message criticizes careless campers and cigarette disposal, urges water or dirt smothering for campfires, and calls public cooperation to protect forests endangered by sparks and mischief.

Pennsylvania

Vanishing Americans and the Indian Population Debate

The Indian death rate has long outpaced birth rate, yet the population has slowly risen since the late 1920s. John Collier cites better federal medical care and food as factors, while the piece discusses subjugation, social progress, and who counts as a vanishing American. It names pioneers and divides types of Americans, insisting some are public enemies to be removed.

John Collier Induit Southwest Falliga Fata Amrica Wwe Jeffersons Michelsons Janersons Whitmans Cuamedt Christian Science Monitor

Local families host gatherings and moves near Glines ward

A wave of neighborhood activity centers on moves into and from nearby homes as Maeser area families relocate from Margaret Timothy’s house to Reid residence near the Glines ward chapel. visits include Roberts and Oaks in Roosevelt with Sunday return to towns, a Beulah Burns Salt Lake trip, a Mother’s Day gathering for a 6th birthday, and a public recital with Lord Reis attending.

Gushers and travelers mark week in Vernal area

A surprise party honored Mrs Al Semkins as she prepares to visit sisters in St Louis Missouri and Helena. Local residents including Hyrum Domgard and families traveled to Vernal and Green River for visits and fishing. Mrs Clyde Allred welcomed a baby girl born Sunday May 12 with Clyde Allred and family noting the event.

Shower al Semkins St. Louis Missouri Tle Hinlos Hyrum Domgard Alex Duval Leonard Fernsworth Guy Underwood Clyde Underwool L C Hendersbot Creen River Wilifred Schwabe Ruth Curry Vernal Christy Justice Los Angeles Bert Haynes Nancy Galbreath Jesse McCarrel

Lapoint News Highlights Local Visits and Weekend Travel

Residents record weekend trips to Vernal Grand Junction and Provo as families and friends gather for celebrations and medical care. Cars carry Mrs Justice and Elby to Myton, the Alterath sing for stake night, and several locals attend church events and a ward conference.

Young Man and Old Man Discuss Business Openings

A young man asks if he should pursue any business with an opening he sees. The old man warns to ensure the opening won’t lead him into a trap or a harmful situation before diving in.

Mothers Day Visits and Local Celebrations Noted in Community

Mrs Delbert Horrocks of Vernal visited with her mother Mrs Margaret Harrison Garn Stoker and Avon Neutebaum of Ogden joined Mrs Annie Stoker for a weekend. A birthday party at the J C Hacking home honored Mrs Lea Walker and Mrs Hattie Hacking with games and refreshments. A splendid Mothers Day program was given in Sunday School and tokens were presented to every mother present. Mr and Mrs Leland Perry of Salt Lake visited with sister Mre Jay Fullerup at Ashley. Mr and Mrs Bert Swain of Maeser spent Mothers Day with Abner Swain and Mrs A QO Anderson. Lela Hall, first grade teacher, spent the weekend with her parents.

Lorenzo Mort Erma Fletcher Melvin Jorgensen Dave Roberts Lorna Oaks Roosevelt Wallace Oaks Roberts Lorna Baby Fla W Stringham Beulah Francis Burns Salt Lake Lorenzo Samuels Margaret Timothy Reid Ward Chapel Glines Ethelwynne Collett Alg Noble Louise Betty Stringham Beatrice Stringham Sait Lake Bhirley Glines Lyle Glines M Hall Maysie Phillip Hal Prova Heber Kimball Hall Don B Colton Hall Phillip Stringham Beatrie Irene Jackson Grand Junction Irene Joseph Hardy Stard Homer Mission Home Mardys Wother Elizabeth Reyolds Blake Caldwell Ari Gris Diane Lord Reilis Ted Vissists Furle Roy Leon P Christenser Virginia Merkong Howard Jiett Frorek Gospel of Peace Oaks Marvel Ri Deloris Caldwell Max Stena Bud Hacking Betty Turne Lynn McConkie Lynn Reynolds Gerald Caldwell Wm J Justice Elby Myton Justice Harrison Art Norton Arthurs A W Norton Price Bunday Alterrath Nedra Todd Barbara Angus Nelda Bigelow Stake Wilmoe Taylor Lucy Justice Elvira Bigelow Minnie Reynolds Jacob Netlaon Lamont Zack Kump Cloyd Vernal Murray Merkley Lynn Roland Hullinger Bernice Hylland Venetta Schlatter Morgan Harrison Alterra Uintah Harry Zieve Kam Mia A G Anderson Lapoint Rosa Case Emmons A G Anderson Maeser Orvil Hulsinger Provo Hullinger BYU Lyle Chase Taylor Deep Creek Rowland Hullinger Gilbert Anderson Arthur D Curtis Dry Fork Curtis Dan Adams Galder Archie Johnson Byron Goodrich Charles A. Hardy Delbert Horrocks Margaret Harrison Garn Stoker Avon Neutebaum Ogden Annie Stoker J C Hacking Lea Walker Hattie Hacking Leland Perry

Mothers Day Tourney Visit To Vernal And Grand Junction

Mr and Mrs Thos EB and Mr and Mrs Charlie Burton spent Mothers Day in Vernal visiting Mr and Mrs Francis Caldwell. The group included Thelma Winn and daughter Arda Beth Bigelow Dorothy Caldwell Kay Jensen Marvin Smith Orbs Wallis Newmeyer and Mario Marshall, with plans to travel to Grand Junction for a band contest before returning.

Thos EB Charlie Burton Vernal Francis Caldwell Grand Junction Thelma Winn Arda Beth Bigelow Dorothy Caldwell Kay Jensen Marvin Smith Orbs Wallis Newmeyer Mario Marshall

Visiting DeVere Simper Sends Telegram Home

Miss DeVere Simper of Salt Lake visits her parents Mr and Mrs Walter Simper and Mrs Lige Jackson receive a telegram from Bellevue Ohio. The note mentions Mrs Robert J Bath leaving for Vernal by bus and Cordon Samain returning home. County officials discuss a program at the seminary and a mother is honored in a photographic piece.

DeVere Simper Salt Lake Walter Simper Lige Jackson Robert J Bath Bellevue Ohio S&main Cole

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