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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1927
Page
8
A social gathering Saturday evening featured a dinner hosted by Mise Puy Siddoway and Elmer Thorum, with a neatly decorated table and a '500' card game. Sunday included a garden walk at Green River and a bucket luncheon, followed by a Sunday picnic at Horse Shoe Bend with several local couples.
Mrs. I Cave Davis hosted her Primary class Monday on the big lawn at the Vernal Second ward chapel with games and refreshments. A marriage license was issued to Hoyl Leaver and Meagan Durdick. Wallace Calder Chowne Searle and Mary Jane Searle were also noted as married by Justice of the Peace Charles Carter.
Vic Sowards honored Mrs Karmon Sowarda with a Saturday birthday gathering at Mrs Jease Evans home. Guests played tables of 690 and other games, with prizes to Mrs Jesse Lawes and Mrs J Higham. A deluxe fruit dishes and a yellow pink white cake accompanied the celebration, and many gifts were presented to the guest of honor.
Miss Loiie Glenn surprised Clifford Caldwell at the Caldwell residence Monday evening for his fifteenth birthday anniversary. Games entertained guests, a luncheon followed, and many pretty gifts were given by friends.
The Twenty First Century Club met Thursday evening at Mrs J Cheney's home to elect officers for the coming year. New officers are President Robert Itmer, Vice President Mrs L Allan, Secretary and Treasurer Mrs William Withoek.Outgoing officers were Ira Rae Ashton, Mrs Robert Witmer, and Mrs N Meagher. Next meeting set for October first. Florence Hansen and Mrs No J Jiansen married in Salt Lake Temple after a Salt Lake City trip.
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Mira Wallace Wicka and Mary Davies entertained at Mr and Mrs John McClelland's home Thursday afternoon for Mrs Higham's birthday anniversary. Early spring flowers and lively decorations set a festive scene. The 600 game crowned Mrs Sam Heron with high honors and Mrs Higham placed second. Seated at a long table, twenty two guests shared a bouquet center and numerous tokens for Mrs Higham.
Latertaingng Dinner Mr and Mra Fred Akharat were Foot and hostess at dinner Sunday to a few Intimate friends The table was very prettily entered with pansies and tulips The afternoon was spent in a social way Present were Mr and Mrs Foot Yanker and daughter Mary Mr and Mrs Saw Herron the Wir rey Molly and Steve Pickett and little Anna Marie Dooey and Florence 4 urs of Maerser
Mrs Chaile alerkley entertained in compliment to her two nephews Clyde and Lloyd Merktey who had been students at the UHS the past winter. Guests included Eva WiConkie Neva len Waeeer and Clyde and Lloyd Merkley. The boys returned to their homes Friday.
Mrs Vari White hosted the Talles Aid with Mira Sebold opening and a prayer. The business session focused on Annie neadio work. A luncheon followed before Mrs JH Rathi plans to host on Wednesday June 1.
Large crowd attends the Reservation Gun club annual ball at Victory Park last Saturday night with attendees from the Basin and Colorado. A Sunday night dance is planned followed by a June 4 veteran’s frolic and buffet. Primary Supervisor Weds Miss Rachael Holbrook married Robert Clair Anderson at the Manti temple. Holbrook is daughter of L L Holbrook.
Aug 19 1909 discovery near Vernal revealed a dinosaur burial site with a near complete skeleton and many bones buried in a quarry now a national monument. Efforts by Congressman Colton and Utah delegates seek federal funding to convert the site into a museum and educational center with improved roads and a campground for visitors and scientists alike.
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