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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1923
Page
3
Naples reports a Mother's Day program in Sunday school featuring singing, prayers, poems, and talks by local youth led by Lewis Gardiner. The issue notes social events, school activities, marriages planned for Agnes Lybbert and Efcy Powell, property moves, and a cemetery cleanup day on May 29 organized by the Maeser and Gimes wards.
Community notes report a profitable Mutual Friday dance with Vernal First Ward orchestra providing music. Several residents travel to Salt Lake City to visit relatives, while others attend Primary conference in Tridell. Local repairs include chapel repainting and water piping improvements. praise goes to men and boys who helped on ward grounds.
L A Point Tridell I A show The Dust of the Earth played Tuesday evening with a following dance. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Dickey Jensen parents of Wanda Jensen. Various locals and visitors from Vernal and Ouray area noted, with Mother's Day observances and school fund-raiser activities forming part of the community happenings.
Fort Duchesne and Moffat plan to form farm bureau associations this week. The Fort Duchesne school PTA held a May 12 entertainment to raise funds for a drinking fountain and playground equipment. Muse Harris and William Reed provided opening guitar music. a two act comedy "Her Bon Sweetheart" was performed by six young ladies. Mrs Ransdale sang solo with piano by Mrs A H Kneale. Miss Rhoda Morrill delivered a reading titled "A Cheerful Hostess" followed by more music.
Campbell Litster went to Whiterocks for plumbing. Dr Myers visited to treat Indian girls at the hospital. John Victor brought his wife from Randlett for hospital care as she fights tuberculosis. New assistant nurse Miss Martha Lamorcaur of Lapoint. U A students home. Miss Wanda Rudy helps her father at the post office and store. Farm bureau plans August encampment. Fort Duchesne to be painted. campus green and pretty. Mr and Mrs Mac Brennan of Randlett visited Raw Sunday. Fryer preached Sunday evening. Road work near Duchesne bridge to begin soon. Rivers rising quickly. Ruby Crumbo and sister in Price improving. Roy Taylor goes to Price for Utah Bee Keepers convention. Mother's Day remembered here.
Linda Allred returned from Salt Lake City where she spent the winter. Mr and Mrs Al Rasmussen of Bennett were guests of their children Delbert and Thyme. Sunday guests included Mrs Huby Allred of Sunnyside Utah visiting her parents Mr and Mrs George Roberts. Miss Alotg Pope was surprised by friends on Monday evening.
Uintah County Fair notes lay out a scoring system with farm bureau members at 600 points and daily 100 points, local clubs earning up to 1600 points for each, ribbons and exhibits adding more, and football and basketball games delivering high point rewards. It urges July 1st organization, leadership, and unity to maximize fair success, predicting a tense finale between Reservation and Ashley Valley with a football game and equal farm bureau point battles.
The Bennett ward held a Sunday primary conference with Mrs. Donnas Burgess and Mrs. Deane Galloway from the Stake Primary board addressing the assemblage. Home missionaries J. P. Rudy and Roscoe Crandall gave talks. A social and dance for Miss Nellie Adams and Otis Horrocks drew a good crowd with ice cream and cake. Nellie Adams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Adams, heads to Salt Lake City for a temple wedding. John Haslem and Miss Rebecca Hartle of Vernal prepare for a Salt Lake temple ceremony. Mrs. David Cooper hosted a bundle shower for Nellie Adams. Continued on Page Six.
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