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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1947
Page
15
Under Mary Manwaring’s leadership the Viniad singers will perform haunting melodies. The Ladies in spring gardens will wear colored gowns, presenting Love's Dream and My Mother Sang with refined choral tones.
Fragmented text describes people named Movser Babs Galoe and Mrs Tone, mentions a Sunday event, and references Timothys, Aaron, Keith Glines, and Tait Brown. It notes activity around homes and feeding, with unclear locality and roles.
Hocking named vice president and Wice-president among Alterra high school students elected officers. Result announced after the election held at the school, with board members and faculty noting steady turnout and familiar names among the winners.
Alterra High School presents the Alterrian yearbook to seniors just before graduation. The 1947 issue, bound in green leather, lists senior members including Lurrine Moosmann, Zayed Haslem, Betty Christensen, Melda Rasmussen, Norman Bodily, Isola Morrill, Reid Goodrich, Joyce Bingham, and John L. Kitchen as faculty adviser.
Road opened four miles west of Green Lakes by Earl Brimhall and crew using bulldozer. report notes first access this year and ability to cut timber. In separate matter, summons by publication issued in Civil No. 2378 in Uintah District Court, Utah, requiring defendant to appear within 20 to 30 days or face judgment.
Fragmented unreadable OCR describes club meetings and social gatherings. Mentions include Teller Society at Recreation Hall May 13, sewing activities with twelve women, LDS Primary first meeting of the year led by Mia, and community guests such as Ruby Smith and Workman. Also notes birthday party at home and an injury incident.
Fishermen must have licenses to fish in privately owned ponds and lakes. Some pond owners advertise licenses are not required, but law states that all anglers must carry a valid license, even on private waters. The legal authority cited is statute sections governing fishing licensing. Ann Philips returns home for the summer after a year at Uintah High, visiting grandmother Clare Price in Vernal.
Fragmented OCR shows a wedding or social event with references to host Mee Hi and Mrs Richard Offut, plus names like Gardiner, Merk, Baron Caldwell, Glen and Ralph Cloward. Details are garbled, leaving an unclear account of attendees and locations.
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