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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1930
Page
3
A damaged OCR fragment provides unclear reads about an event or scene. Readable names or places are minimal, with garbled text making specifics hard to determine. The item appears brief and lacks a clear subject or outcome.
Mazie Caldwell helps Hattie Johnson. families visit in Caldwell homes during weekend. Lawrence Adams recovers from mumps. Alton Beck and family move to Diamond Mountain. Miss Beatrice Edwards attends last week’s dance. Oaks roof repaired after Friday chimney fire. Local talk mentions road work, schooling moves to Manila, and community observations on receipts of patents and rustless metal cloths.
Local residents recount visits in Salt Lake City Park City and Vernal. notices of travel to Meek v Colo and Provo for business. sacrament meeting highlights at Maeser chapel with speakers Glen Bennton Ten McConkie. deaths and family updates including Wade Schanno’s death in Banjoee California.
Schanne had returned on Thursday after taking his wife and children there in hopes of that little son regaining his health. Mrs Schanne and two little daughters are bringing the body home for burial.
Interior Department engineer A F R Sholes surveyed Wilsonite mines as Jensen community reports pass through Monday. Local events include birthdays, weddings, funerals, and visitors. a funeral for Wm T Johns was held on Willow Creek Colorado with distant relatives attending. Johns was born in Bastrop County Texas in May 1857.
Mrs Mable Chivers and daughter ea and families in Glines ward visited relatives including Mr and Mrs Thomas Robbins. Nellie Colder stayed with Jennie Simpers. Happenings include mumps in Lula Atwood and a Mutual dance with top honors for Mrs Josia Buist and Wallace Flaugh. Bee Hive girls win stake contest dance.
In Maeser ward chapel the mutual year closing social featured community singing, a Bee Hive folk dance, a pantomime The Lovers by five adult ladies and a Tak ing the Train to Mrs Roe playlet by Mrs Leona Hallson. Jay and Curtis Ash led a Quakers Meeting with Charles Colton. The evening included games and dancing as Jack Jenkins visited Elder Hacking, who learned he was at the sheep camp. Mrs Margaret Murdock visited from Heber and Lemon Viele and baby arrived from Tooele.
Dry Fork residents recount visits by Karl Collier and Norman Olson to Mrs Caldwell for medical aid and other neighbors calling on Dirt Caldwell. Fir and Ted Anderson hosted a dance, Mrs Bird and sister Mary Helen Hacking offered support, marble contest practice with Bil Bird serving refreshments. Local boys Bil Thomas Hugh Caldwell and Cecil Massey entered the event and will travel to Ashley for a Wednesday game as Oss Ezma Beck motored in.
The record notes sixty one summits in the lower 48 states surpassing fourteen million feet in elevation. The data highlights a striking concentration of high peaks across several ranges and states.
Fragmentary notes report Egypt tombs yield watermelon seeds, Bratt area citrus mentions, a Missouri claim of thirteen more newspapers, and an oil well depth over a mile and a half. Other items note Cuba duty free cattle imports and harsh sea weather, with Caribbean seas described by sailors as a hostile weather factory.
A garbled miscellany cites C E Green of Danville New York a birthday grandparents births in New York and San Diego Silk production nine million pounds Switzerland eight universities United States about nine thousand islands Cocoanuts yield twenty five gallons Arabian horses Libyans early domestication 200 BC Shorthand rapid speech trend Palestine Vermont size Tin reclaim via electrolysis Columbuss voyage 1492 twenty nine tribes air cooling system theater like may save energy mosquito enemy of man in South America Dr E Dahlgreen Field Museum.
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