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Newspaper

Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1937

Page

5

Hospital A C Leads Majors Amidst Widespread Injuries

Sports summary notes a wave of injuries across the majors, with many regulars sidelined early in the season. Cubs lose Davis Carleton Hartnett. Red Sox face Foxx, Cronin, Grove issues. DiMaggio out for Yankees. Dodgers, Indians, White Sox, Phillies also report injuries and illness affecting key players.

Erving Dix ME Hospital A. C Ignese Chicago Cubs Curt Davis Tex Carleton Gabby Hartnett Jarry French Clicin Ernie Lombard Boston Red Sox Jad Cronin Jimmy Foxx Melo Armada Whey Moore Cincinnati Lefty Grove Cronin Bobby Doerr Fd Linke Washingoon

Vernal Topics Club Holds May Breakfast at Mrs Thomas Home

Vernal society members of the Current Topics Club gathered Friday at Mrs Byron Thomas 1st Dell home for their May breakfast with 25 ladies and Mrs J E Gibson president of the Dish Federation of Women's clubs as honored guest. Themed Spring decor and morale were shared with talks on federation membership and future projects. A Christian Endeavor party from Salt Lake City visited, with music led by John Protho and prayers by Harold Robinson. Mr Ernest Bryan of Boston spoke on the World Christian Endeavor Union and youth.

Carent Topics Club Byron Thomas Dell J. E. Gibson The Dish Federation of Women’s Clubs George Wilson Karl Tenfey Ferrie Garter Gibson Chistian Endeavor Canyon State Christian Endeavor Council Salt Lake Oty Dry Fork Canyon John Prothro Vernal Harold Robinson Alberta Fischer Salt Lake Cty T E Ernest Bryan Boston

Uintah Indian School Praises Health Day Effort

Rey Adams principal of Uintah Indian School Whiterocks writes May 10 to Superintendent L G Notte praising Vernal Health Day observed May 7. He commends UBIC Tadisa Fair and others for cooperative efforts and suggests making it an annual event noting strong organization and teacher committees.

Rey Adams Uniton

Daily Vacation Church School Opens Next Week

The Kingsbury Congregational Church announces the annual Daily Vacation Church School opening next week under Rev Willard Spence. Miss Thompson of Wasatch Logan Academy will teach at 3 PM for two weeks at the Community House with local teachers assisting. Pupils from four or five up to high school age will join in supervised recreation arts and crafts music and stories to broaden religious life.

Kingsbury Congregational Church Willard Spence Miss Thompson Wasatch-Logan Academy My, Pleasant Board of National Missions of the Presbyterian Church Churen Thompson Spence

Clinton Peterson Leads AC Horse Show Committee

Ashley Logan Clinton Peterson 507 son of E Peterson Vernal junior at Utah ic Ran Pe member of the Ucket comee led the tenth annual Horse Show and Stock Exhibit at Ashley lodge stadium. The group gathered May 20 at the hilltop campus then moved to the show co management area with principal Squire Jen Bowen and O Claude Wen supervising. Fossil hunting and a picnic lunch followed.

Logan Clinton Peterson E. Peterson Vernal Utahic Cony Corner Reading Circle Col Ashley Loge Stadium Afr Squire Jen G Bowen O. Claude Wen Peterson

Heathis Day Winners in Field Events at SENSON High

SENSON HIGH held field event finals with top finishers from Alterra Uintah Maeser and others. Daniel Crumbo and Phelan Case led sprints and dashes. Reed McKee and Norman Fletcher starred in throws and distance events. Uintah dominated relays and girls events with Sybil Cook Lavinia Williams Verna Singleton and Beulah Hardy among top finishers.

Senson High Vth Daniel Crumbo Alterra Phelan Case Uintah Donald Palmer Billy King Ith Ranvee Collins Gene Ivieve Jordan Beulah Hardy Sybil Cook Norman Johnson Junius Goodrich Reed McKee Atterra Wilford Case Ned Walker Karl Caldwell Normin Johnson Newell Messie Norman Fletcher Ervin Rogers al Yin Bowden George Bascom l Clayton Woolley Arthelia Massey Agnus Cook Beulah Nelson Helen Fletcher Dorothy Womack Bops Jay Preestone Joe Milburn

Passamaquoddy tidal project eyed to show Maine stays in union

A fractured, era-humored mutterings column mentions a Supreme Court decision as classic, a Wagnerian past, and government work revived on the Passamaquoddy tidal project. The piece notes a Maine unity aim, a scientist predicting atmospherics washing away in 2 billion years, and a new fatigue measuring invention distinguishing workers by type.

Passamaquoddy Maine

County Agent Meeting and Obituary Highlights

The county agent group met at Mrs. Mable Sweatfield’s home to review the year’s program with Mrs. John Harrison as president Mrs. Thomas E Kidd as vice president and Mrs. Peter Long as secretary A review of the book Drums Along the Mohawk was given by Mrs. Long A luncheon followed The obituary of Jon G Timothy 62 details his life birth in South Wales marriage in Salt Lake City service in Utah and family survivors The report also covers AAA program activities range program notes and agricultural insights including sheep conditions and feeding practices for pigs and meadow conservation measures The piece notes higher spring wages and a large spring farm labor demand as part of ongoing agricultural trends

Mable Sweatfield John Harrison Thomas E. Kidd Peter Long Hoss Know Jon G. Timothy Maeser Ehepel South Wales Utah Emily Haws Salt Late City William Emily Mesnam Hawa Prove Emily Leo Myrtle Jedediah Pearl Thornton Richardson Timothy Margaret Ann Hall Price Wilda Thomas Heber Astley Valley Maeser Ward Thomas Timothy Wilda Samuels Pearl Tip Richardson Briel T. EB. Howard AAA In & Broadcast Christ Mr. Howard Bureau of Agricultural Economiscs

Remarkable musical prodigy Erma Slaugh shown in Mack County

Erma Slaugh granddaughter of George A Slaugh and daughter of Leonard Slaugh of Mack Cola displays extraordinary musical talent. Her back to teacher piano tests identify notes from across the room with 2 or 3 tones heard, plays difficult music at sight and draws local attention including public performances in Grand Junction. Her teacher notes this gift as unusual and untrained, while her grandfather says she’s the talk of the country for mites and public gatherings.

Erma Slaugh George A. Slaugh Leonard Slaugh Mack, Cola Erma Grand Junction

Local households host visitors and illnesses noted in Canyon area

Maeser de Mayen Ram Wrn and Beatrice Galley traveled from Balt Lake to visit Mr. and Mrs. Grant Macking, returning with Mrs. Hacking and daughter. Roosevelt visitors, Wallace Caldwell improving after illness, and Orin Collett back to work. In Indian Canyon Mrs. Hacking cared for Leo Calder’s children amid mother’s illness. Ward honor night featured Mutual officer salute, readings, music, dancing, and talks by local figures. Wallace Oaks returned from California for medical care. bonfire party celebrated Oreta’s ninth birthday. Mrs. Body injured in well accident. Mary Fisher guest of Camp Tokawana. Galt Lake guests returned with Merril. Seminary graduates Jay, Deni, LaDeen honored. Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Daniels hosted Emmons visitors. Dry Park current topics club attended by Mrs. Wilson, charter member.

de Mayen Ram Tubling Beatrice Verne Galley Balt Lake Grant Macking Hacking J. Ferfon Hacking W. & Henderson Nile Harslem Roosevelt Alice Haslem Walace Caldwell Orin Collett Inian Canyon Joseph FP. Hacking Are Leo Calder MMNA Sklt Morris Roper Raymond Bullock Arthur M.schaefermeyer Marie Bingleton Albheria Caldwell Dorine Allred Vivian Thacker Jarving Smith Leslie Thacker L. G. Noble Wallace Oaks Californiaturday Oreta Joseph H. Body Mary Fisher Camp Tokawana LaDeen Shirley Daniels Emmons George Wilson T Dry Park

Notice of dissolution petition in Utah district court

In the Fourth Judicial District Utah in Uintah County Lite Water Coal Company petitions for dissolution of the corporation. Hearing set for June 30, 1937 at 11:00 AM in Utah County Court. Any person may protest or file objections to the petition. Clerk of Court 320 Tred? Jr?d

District Court Fourth Judicial District Utah Por Uintah County Lite Water Coal Company Utah County EL Noel Gerk

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