This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 27 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1926
Page
8
A postal notice from Vernal Utah records the processing of the Ole Vernal Express as second class matter under the act of March 3, 1879, with details reflecting post office procedures and classification.
The report notes Clyde Underwood of Gushed spending Wednesday in Vernal. Mrs Thomas Hlett improves and may leave hospital for home soon. Mrs Dauwalter from Piyton stays at Richens hospital for care, and Mrs Killa Merkley was moved to Jen sen Monday. Harold Davis heads to big sheep camp on Diamond Mountain. William Offield of Lahore Cole visits Vernal. he also hunts on Poit Creek. Mr and Mrs J wt Y Pro depart for Salt Lake City. A former teacher in the U i the past year Vir rows is mentioned. Roland McNell celebrates a baby girl born Friday the 21st. Mrs Lydia Cook travels from Balk Lake City for summer with her children.
Miss Aial Nelson attended the commencement exercises at Uintah High School and departed Wednesday May 2 for her home in Richfield Utah.
Wir and Mr. Alonzo Worley left Saturday morning for Provo Utah where they expect to spend the summer Morley expects to teach school in Ogden next year.
A late crowd gathered at the First Ward Sunday School on Sunday morning to enjoy the Walter John program. The entire program was well rendered with clear performance.
Mr and Mrs Fred Riehousard and daughters Tenny and Wanda left Monday morning for Provo to visit relatives. The trip aimed to reach an unknown location by afternoon.
Residents from Vernal and nearby towns report social visits. Lavoreaux accompanies W 8 Tenderson and Mary from a social. Ashton family travels to Salt Lake City for daughters Merle and Hilda. A boy senate tours Dinosaur and Green River gorge. Fall from a building injures Frank Fillings, hip fracture. Community notices include school events, church renovations, and a luncheon honoring Miss Lela Nielson.
A junior high department teacher named O Brews left Sunday for his residence in Ogden Uten. The report notes his departure from the local area and his intended return home.
Feast or Thee W O'Dexnell and Salt Lake Mayor Clarence Neslen named principal speakers for Memorial day services in Salt Lake City.
The Norfolk Virginian Pilot notes that political campaigns often disrupt public life, with loud campaigning drawing attention while the public bears the impact. The piece frames campaigns as disruptive to everyday activity and civic space.
Glenn Andersen, longtime coach of Uintah High School, left Saturday morning for Salt Lake City. The trip included notable locals a carpenter and contractor with his wife and Mrs Ford Defournette, who returned this week from a Diamond Mountain excursion.
Agnes Schaefemeyer, a United States graduate, had been staying with Mr. and Mrs. T W Rati at their home during the winter and went to her home in Tuesday.
The speaker and Mia depart for Phoenix Arizona for a business trip and expect to be away about two weeks. They will leave the rest of the week to their car and travel arrangements are underway.
Society notes from Vernal include LeRoy Morrill attending Uintah High School events, Eugene L Morrill leaving for Tridel, and Aunt Purton undergoing appendectomy. A farewell party for Mr and Mrs Sidney McCarrell honored Fred and Wanda Riehens. Miss Clara Gilneas and Stephen C Perry wed in Salt Lake City, with plans to live at the Gilnes home.
Mr and Mrs William Gillman announce the engagement of their daughter Nellig to Dave Johnson of Provo. The wedding is planned in Salt Lake City on Wednesday, June. Mrs J S Higham hosted a card party Monday afternoon in honor of Mrs Joseph Ruper of Salt Lake City, with spring flowers and five hundred played. Guests included Mesdames Ashton Taylor McClelland, Kelly, Collyer, Evans, Shavies, Baese, Ashton, Hicka, Strong, Cahoon, Colton, Karren, Oaks, Libby Higham performed, and Wallace Iicky won high honors. Dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs Charley Hunt.
Mrs Wallace Hicks and Mrs Jesse Evang hosted a birthday party Saturday at the J Higham home celebrating Mire Wigham with spring blossoms and a five hundred and high honors awarded to Mrs Mara Pape and Howard Woolley. Guests included Rae Ashton Woolley Pope Freeman Coup Colton and many others. Mire Highant received gifts and a after luncheon.
Miss Muliel Smart Fthel Noall and Yiuby Harris left Sunday morning for their different homes. Mise Noall and Miss Slarrig travel to Salt Lake while Mise Smart heads to Provo. They went out with Miss Noalls brother.
Residents from the Second ward traveled on a temple excursion to Mandl including Mr and Mrs A A Hans Mr and Mrs EB J Longhuret Luella Tiatch James Henry Sarah It Hansen George W. Larsey and others.
An application seeking one and seven tenths feet of water to be taken from Goodrich Gulch in Uintah county was filed in the office of George M Bacon grata engineer by Sarah Darling of Tridetl.
Letter from JF B Hooves of Eacen adido Calif informs Mra Joseph Campbell that their daughter Minnia Bowman died very suddenly. The note mentions Mr Tooter, a resident of Vernal, and notes many people there will remember him and his family.
The Community House led by Congregational church members was renovated with a new floor atrium and other conveniences. A Wednesday night house warming featured a program of community singing remarks by Mrs Merideth, Rey Sebold violin, Mrs Collina vocal, a piano duet, and performances by the Ruth and Naomi Junior Theatre Club and Boy Scout orchestra, followed by a social hour with games led by Mr Coltharp.
The Bee Hive Girls of the Ulotah Stake present a Mothers Day program on Wednesday June 2 at 2 pm in the Orpheus hall. The event features Bee Hive costumes, songs, dialogues, dances and a Motherhood pageant with all mothers welcome.
A reader condemns chronic fault finding in Ver nal consplevanely, arguing constructive criticism is valuable and that persistent detractors harm progress. The note urges pessimists to join those building a bigger, better community and suggests discarding destructive sentiments.
IA officers of the Ver nal Second ward held a Tuesday evening event at the Second ward chapel. They traveled in car to Siddawaya pasture for a weenie roast beside a large bonfire. Community singing accompanied by ukuleles and harmonicas featured Aeril’s chorus and a boys’ chorus. Lively games and refreshments followed as guests said farewell to Vir and Mrs Lewly Swenson, Mesey Muriel Smart, Ethel Noall, Ruby Larris, and Eugene Morrill Zelph Calder ard Harold.
Visiting pastors attending the Congregational Church ordination services on May 18 were entertained by local women. Mrs WaN Preas and Rev Frank L Mowre of the Nome Missionary Society in New York City, Mrs Frank Swain and Rev Charley Gaffney of Phillips Congregational Church Salt Lake City, Mrs Charles DeMoisy and Mr Jackson Flist of Provo Congregational Church, Mrs Charles Sebold and Rev Clayton 8 Nice, secretary of the Idaho Conference of Congregational Churches, Rotse Idaho, hosted the gathering.
Miss Nelile Gillman received a bridal shower Wednesday afternoon at her home hosted by her six sisters Mrs Laa Jackson Mrs Bill Anderson Mrs Minnie McShee and the Misses Nere Alta and LaMar Gillman. Sixty guests attended the event decorated with bridal wreaths. Activities included Stung Rock and five hundred Sierbert, followed by cake and opening of gifts.
Angelo Georgeles and Sam Vlani eg of Frica were in Vernal on Friday. Mr Georgieles is the manager of the Pring Steam Laundry.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.