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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1927
Page
5
The Vernal Express lists Jamiee FH Wallis as publisher and Willam I Wallis as editor and manager. The notice notes second class mailing at Vernal Utah and an advance price of $2.50 for MFR LBAR.
Vern Olsen, an employee in the repairing department at Newton Brothers, is reported to be working in the head office and shop area. Sander, manager of the Ashley Co-op, spent the fore part of the week in Salt Lake City on business. Mr and Mrs Archia Rocky and family have recently moved into the John Glenn home now owned by George Wilkins.
Dr and Mr Earl Lewin and their young daughter returned Wednesday evening from Salt Lake City after spending a few days on a family vacation.
Mrs L. E Pean operates the Uintah Cafe in the building that previously housed the Victory cafe, marking a relocation and rebranding of the local dining spot.
W T East with his two sons Fazell and Eugene of Skull Creek Colorado made a business trip to town the first of the week.
Mr and Mrs William Mottana and Mr and Mrs Otia Weeks led a four‑family caravan to Mant last week, joining relatives and neighbors in the journey. The group traveled together, reflecting a close community bond during the outing.
Miss Camilla Crandall and Miss Mursfeldmart, instructors at Uintah High School, left for home after a year of service. In Provo Ming Beatrice Anderson, instructor in domestic art at UH, left Saturday morning for her Sandy home.
Gilbert Childs, Uintah High School music teacher, was reported missing after a Saturday outing near Gunnison Utah. The search concluded with the discovery of his torn fog incident related fate, with LBK Swenson noted in connection.
Mr and Mrs Fugeng Morrill members of the Uintah high school faculty left Friday evening for Dell where they will make a short visit before continuing on to Salt Lake City.
Mr and Mrs Byron Thomas and family with Mrs Martha Woolley aunt of Mrs Thomas spent the winter here and motored to Salt Lake last Friday. They visited Pleasant Grove and returned Tuesday evening bringing Mrs Hannah Parker who has visited at outside county since January.
Mra LaMar Samuels and daughter Beulah visited Salt Lake Thursday to see friends before returning Mra Robert G Putter who had stayed with Mra Enos Ben nion for two weeks. Miss Elgin Dingham assisted at Fort Duchesne hospital attended Uintah high school commencements. Mr and Mrs L E Swenson and Shirley left for Springville. Swenson taught commercial at Uintah high last year. Mrs Myrtla King becomes bookkeeper of the telephone company replacing Miss Venica Pope who recently married.
Residents at Roosevelt have returned to Vernal and plan to settle there. Local sales and home transfers include Driver Smith buying the Frank Watking home and Sidney Morrison purchasing the Heber Wardle home. Red Cross drives in Uintah County report varying responses with about half of a $300 fundraising goal raised for Mississippi valley relief.
Notice to correspondents that all letters must reach by Tuesday evening for Friday morning publication. Requests entries from Whiterocks Rangely Watson Dragon Franchett Wioffat Gusher Ouray Brough Willow Creek and Ft Duchesne for future issues.
The Fourth Judicial District Court in Uintah County Utah issues a summons to John Nielsen to appear within twenty days of service or thirty days if served elsewhere. The action seeks a divorce between Wallace Calder attorney for the plaintiff and the defendant, with filing at the court clerk in Vernal Utah.
Theernal Confectionery installed a new Frigidaire cooling system for its fountain to keep ice cream stably frozen and reduce ice usage, with William Taylor identified as the proprietor's agent for the Frigidaire setup.
The text notes Representative Edward T Taylor of Colorado presenting a case to the president to abolish the Glenwood Springs land office. It claims the office is a government revenue producer and that the president appeared impressed by the presentation.
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