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Newspaper

Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1931

Page

5

Community News Roundup from Duchesne Area

Local reports note Hancock Randlett Courtland severely burned by a powder explosion thirty days ago and still confined to bed though showing improvement. The community sees several whooping cough cases amid various visits and gatherings including club meetings and family visits around Duchesne and Roosevelt.

Courtland Hancock Smart Duchesne J F Rasmussen Peterson D P Murray Blake Paey Lades Club Rs C M Larsen Mark Woolley L Knight Thoosevelt C J Empey Price L. Taylor Roosevelt James Rasmussen Salt Lake E Pierce Don Cobb Duchesnere Grandma Hartl Soren Nellam Colton Neilson Jess Jensen Mall

Summer Moves and Local Social Highlights

Leota J Burns and family moved across Green river for the summer. E D Lewis made a business trip to Price. J W I Jackson busy with the sheep shearers. Marmey family hosted a dinner for their golden wedding celebration. Harry Larton named ditch rider. Walter Stodard visited Hooperton. his sister in law's funeral noted. Exlund family moved to Roosevelt. Flay Jackson drove to Salt Lake City and returned with a new car. Jacob Jorgensen moving to Green River to farm for the season. Mother's Day Sunday School program well attended.

J . Burns Green River E. D Lewis Price J Wi Jackson Arthur Marmey Harry Larton Walter Stodard Hoopertoa Ivan Exlund Roosevelt Flay Jacob Jorgensen Theen River

Mother's Day Observed and Local Happenings Chronicle

The community celebrated Mother's Day with a program of vocal solos and instrumental music. A parade of local events follows, including births, moves, farm work, and social visits among families from Ogden to Vernal, with several residents attending church, attending to cattle on Diamond Mountain, and a community dance plan at Vic tory Park.

Visitors at Sabbath services in Tridell ward

President Hyrum B Cal der and Clerk Charles Hardy visited Sabbath school and the sacrament meeting in Tridell. Hoth spoke at the afternoon services and their visit was appreciated by ward members.

Hyrum B Calder Charles Hardy Hoth Morrill Junction Utah Frank Morrill Tridel Grant Morrill Else Tridell Thas Owen Goodrich George W Dartlett Virginia Kitchen Vernal Forest Goodrich Wyoming Carry Chivers Forest Parley H Goodrich

May Day Attendance At Westminster College In Salt Lake City

Mrs Bruce Maxwell traveled to Salt Lake City to attend the May day celebration at Westminster College. Her son and daughter are students there. Edith Tollestrope accompanied him and Miss Tidwell also joined. Nurse Tollestrope served at the government hospital before returning to Cedar City. Alborne from Texas arrived as nurse for the government. Mrs May Mouer and baby visited home folks for a week, with her mother Mrs Campbell Litster ill. William E Howell of Roosevelt was mentioned.

Fritz Feltch Lonza McCarrell Thelbert Diamond Mountain Morrison Lucile Suett Burnt Fork George McKee Johnn Arrowsmith Greendale Sanford Green Campbell Victory Park Blacks Corner John Lambert Owen Johnnston Sanford Green Place Little Emma HE. Seeley Payson Utah Lovina Wightman Salt Lake Banche Wightman Mrs. Seeley Sim Ross Elizabeth Karren Bluemountan Wendel Atwood Forest Service Grandpa Morrison Sidney Brush Creek Anna Barren David Barren Jensen W . Powell Cedarview Bunda Mr. Powell Clyde F Dry Fork Walter Corless Grace Slaugh Merle Jensen Hope Seeley Jerry Walker Babe Uintah High School May Hotfeltz Muldred McCorrel Russ Ada Winn Ora Preece Hazel Long William Luckenbill Brush Creek Mountain Arthur Corless White Tuer Lilly John Harrison Lula Kidd Paul Murray Joseph Atrosmith Minnie Morrison Bruce Maxwell Salt Lake City Westminster College Tidwell Edith Tollestrope Cedar City Alborne Texas May Mouer Baby Campbell Litster William E Howell Roosevelt John Smuin Lloyd Immes Naom! Collier Arrons Hood Frank Collier Alfred Simper Leren Jackson Jay Smper Meiin Collier John Buist B W Johnson Charlie Goodrich John Buitst Nettie Atwood David Jenkins Glines Ward Albert Smith Vernal Ernest Caldwell Caldwell Relater Exnest Craig Sam Mit Josh Hall Sam Lester Bingham Marle Hall Jessie Oaks Adams Charles Cohen Wallace Caldwell Burnett Blackburn Hyrum Burgess Obery Cedric Caldwell Ellis Caldwell Alton Beck Beck Alice Walls Maeser Rae Thomas Hugh Caldwell Wilf'a Arza Adamity Boyd Faolie Oral Hall June Caldwell Mazie Caldwell Birt Caldwell Mol Caldwell Caldwell Josh Hall Clyde Eam Rolfe Lola Halt Jodie Engberson Ever

Fort Duchesne Hotel Under Remodel Ahead of Opening

Last week Tom Schisler visited Fort Duchesne on business while the Fort Duchesne hotel undergoes remodeling. Officials expect the hotel to reopen for service next month.

Fort Duchesne Tom Schisler

Sing Sing Prison History and Construction Notes

Sing Sing was first opened as a New York state prison, following Auburn and the third in order. The prison complex began in May 185 and completed in 18.4, with the cell block built entirely by prisoners using stones from the quarry.

Sing Sing Lleavant Yibon Sarork Aewyule Priare Jigl New York City Auburn Hing Sing

Old South American City Its Ancient Inca Ties Questioned

A fragment outlines a South American city claimed as Americas oldest, possibly founded by the Incas in the tenth century AD, with notes that it may be far older and tied to the Satioval Geotraptte Societs Brlletia.

Ruth Americas Duzco Fern Societs Brlletia

Wool Characteristics From Growth Guide

A fragment outlines differences in wool growth rates and qualities stating fastest growth, coarsest, and finest fibers, with unclear references to sun exposure and finishing stages. The readable portion mentions steep wool growth and grading terms but lacks complete context or names.

Sunter Imnard Inter

Verbal Report From Vernal Families During Mothers Day

Mrs Florence Haslem and baby visit Vernal relatives while Mr and Mrs Lowell Wardle host kin at Glines ward. Local church mothers program features poems songs talks and tributes to mothers with speakers Stella Atwood Anne Jackson Stella Atwood Funice Simper and Maxin Johnson among others.

Florence Haslem Mra Cloe Ricens Lowell Hodgkinson Hugh W Colton Glines Ward Lowell Wardle Chidren Walter B Simper Siper Sir Wardel Thomas Robbns Florence Willis Don Lewis Vernal Irs George Southam Wis Irs Southams Mo Mra Lewis Irg Southam Fred Slaugh R ‘Irs Henry Greenshaw Oz1 Anne Jackson Leora Winward Beula Burke Sacrament Betty Slaugh Verni Simper Aretta Smuin Guis Hertha Slaugh Linde Simper Firs Jose Buist

Vernal Ward News Highlights Family Visits and Local Events

A long list of visitors and local activities in Vernal and surrounding areas includes Wiss Wilda Slaugh and Marion Abpanalo visiting the Murrays. families from Vernal and Price attending Mother’s Day events. travels to Salt Lake City and Blackfoot. and a junior tea at Imperial Hall. Numerous residents attend church meetings, school gatherings, and community socials with reports of illnesses, births, and neighborhood updates.

Er ‘Wiss Wilda Slaugh Irs Marion Abpanalo Baby Charles Murray Fort Baese Albert Slaugh Vernal Our Mothers Day Sunny Winne Collier Elma Iona Coller Paul Watkins Jensen Watkins Edward Wat‘kins Floyd Robbins Salt Lake City Walter Siper Alfred Simper Walter Simper Henry and Leland Workman LeRoy Lorene Simper Blackfoot Ida He

Life's Constant Movement In The Triage Of Life

A reflective piece on life’s persistence amid constant changes, noting the drift of events and the enduring current of human experience that remains unaffected by mood or circumstance.

Frukn Elther

Early settlements along the Tigris–Fupbrates valley unearthed

Archaeologists from the National Geographic Society Bulletin report that several early towns near the Sumerian plains in the Tigris valley show evidence of ancient urban planning. While some sites remain unexcavated, about two dozen have visible mounds and city layouts, illustrating early Mesopotamian lifeways.

Sumerlana Pertapa National Geographic Society Bulletin

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