Vernal Ward social events and engagements noted
The Vernal First ward community records multiple Halloween parties for Builders Gatherers and guardians at Dee Hive. Attendees include Mrs Carl Engar Mrs Giair Hopkins Mrs Ralph Siddoway at Miss Illus Hemington home. Also parties for Second ward cast Mix Well, Lisilowe en party, and a Halloween at D ave Eames home with fortunes and centerpieces. Engagement announced for Iona Lauretia Johnston to Gary and Mark Roberts. Family reunions and Twentieth Century Club gathering noted along with a Hacking Giles and Can non wedding and junior girls activities.
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Dee Hive
Vernal Pirst
Hallowe'en
Carl Engir
Giair H. Hopkins
Ralph Siddoway
Illus Hemington
Lisilowe’en
Dave Eames
Clair R. Hopking
P. F Lambert
Carl Engar
Hopkins
Chrysanthemums &S
Individus
Engar
Russell R. Keetch
P. F. Lambert
Barney. D. White
Mary Ricks
Misa Beth Gailey
John S. Bilings
LG. Noble
J. Petron Hacking
W. 5
Jjthe Ulnlah High School
Jane Loftis
Miss Mar
Dafresimente
Temes
Mae Millecam
Ray Horrocks
W. Clare Fetches
Raymond
Boyd Hale
Verdin Singleton
Venna Singleton
Searle
Paul Lyman
Ton Carter
G. Merkley
T. Ed. Aycock
L. ¥. Siddoway
Grant L. Hacking
Lloyd Henry
J.T. Ruan
Ernest M. Johnson
Phillip Martin
C. Laurence Fox
P. G. Bingham
Milas Y. Colton
Thos. B. Bingham
W. 5. Henderson
Johnson
Year Round Program Calendar Highlights
A historical calendar lists events from November through New Year. Pheasant Hunters Dance on November 8 and 7 10s, Armistice Day events on the 11th, school board meeting on the 1st, and dances on the 18th and 24th. Thanksgiving activities appear with a Harvest Ball on the 23rd and a Thanksgiving Dance on the 21st. December notes include a dance on the 3rd and a Student Body Dance, with Christmas Vacation starting the 24th and an Eve/Night Dance. New Year’s Eve Dance is also recorded.
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UHS
Imperial County Commissioners
MIA Gold
Green Ball
Lions to hunt out pheasants for annual feed
During the pheasant open season next week the Vernal Lions will hunt in pairs to meet their quota for the annual feed at the Commercial Hotel Wednesday evening. Each team must bag at least one bird. The list includes J. R. Douglass with L. G. Nobile, Dr. J. J. Hansen with H. M. Lundell, J. W. Mattsson with Thos. Karren, H. S. Sawards with Fran. Harry Frantz and Claris FR Hopkins and Glen 3, D. H. Calder with George Roth, L. P. Christensen with Driv er E. Smith, Carl Enger with R. C. Cooper, FH W. Colton with A. L. Taylor, Ralph Watson with Grant Calder, DeVere Carroll with Ray Duke, Henry Schaefermeyer with Ralph DB Hegsted, Dr. Wallace Calder with B. H. Stringham, Dr. John Clark with Lt. Fred P. Baker, PL Cowan, 8. P. Kelly with H. Q. West, Russell Keetch with Floyd Noel, W. B. Wallis with Glenn Miller, Alvin Weeks with J. C. Anderson, S. J. Sather with Byron Goodrich, H. B. Calder with W. S. Henderson, James M. Orr with J. LA. Cheney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal Lions
Lsted
J. R. Douglass
L. G. Nobile
J. J. Hansen
H. M. Lundell
J. W. Mattsson
Thos. Karren
H. S. Sawards
Fran
Harry Frantz
Claris
FR. Hopkins
Glen
D. H. Calder
George Roth
L. P. Christensen
Driver E. Smith
Carl Enger
R. C. Cooper
W. Colton
A. L. Teylor
Rarph Watson
Grant Calder
DeVere Carroll
Ray Duke
Henry Schaefermeyer
Ralph DB
Hegsted
Wallace Calder
B. H. Stringham
John Clark
Fred P. Baker
Cowan
P. Kelly
H. Q. West
Russel Keetch
Floyd Noel
W. B. Wallis
Glenn Miller
Alvin Weeks
J. C. Anderson
S. J. Sather
Byron Goodrich
H. B. Calder
W. S. Henderson
James M. Orr
J. LA. Cheney
Supervisors Council Formed for Uintah School District
Uintah school district began functioning October 18 under Superintendent K G Noble. A monthly meeting will discuss supervision in elementary and secondary schools with speakers from JHS Vernal central AHS and Port Duchesne. The next session on November 16 will feature Luke Clegg Thora Larson Allan Cal discussing "The Meaning and Necessity of Supervision."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah
K. G. Noble
Harold M. Lundel
JHS
Kart B. Preece
Ashley
John Stagg
Vernal Central
Hodgkinson Leaves for Mission to East Central States
A large Sunday crowd gathered at Vernal Second Ward Chapel for Varian C. Hodgkinson’s testimonial before his departure for a mission to the East Central States. The program featured songs, remarks by local leaders, an address by Tenis Gardiner, and tributes by family and friends, including Hodgkinson’s parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal Second Ward
Varian C. Hodgkinson
East Central States
F. J. Kennard
Harland
Hodgkinson
Hhoir
E. Winder
Hetifa
Paula S. Hodgkinson
Tenis
Gardiner
Albert Fi
Norman Olsen
Varian
C. Hodgkinson
Bishop John
Hair
Aubra W. Hodgkinson
Albert E. Hodgkinson
Mayor and Mrs Cooper Return From East Trip
Mayor and Mrs R C Cooper and their son Jay Howard returned Friday evening from an eastward trip via U S 40 through Kentucky. They described the dust bowl area of eastern Colorado and western Nebraska as the Land of Desolation and spoke of the journey as fast paced. They traveled by way of Grand Junction Colorado and were glad to be back home with fond memories of an enjoyable trip.
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R. C. Cooper
Jay Howard
West, Virginia
Cooper
Kentucky
Dust Bowl
Colorado
Icanens
Grand Juncetlon
Colo
Jensen Farmer Raises Corn With 9 Ears to Stock
Murray Merkley, a successful Jensen farmer, sent three stalks of Black Meucan popcorn to the Vernal Express. One stalk bears five large ears and a small ear, another has four large ears and three small ones, and the prize stalk shows six large ears with two small ones. The display also features four other products in the newspaper window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Merkley
Jensen
Vernal Express
Mr. Merkley
Lapoint Farm Produces Remarkable Ear of Corn
The Vernal Express reports C A Thompson, Lapoint farmer, showing an ear of corn with 3 000 kernels. Floyd Reynolds near Jensen grows Idaho Musset potatoes from a quarter acre yielding 1X bushels. Charles Roller on the Snell Johnson farm in Naples ward notes four Australian Filnt corn varieties from 32 acres, nearly perfect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal Express
C. A. Thompson
Floyd Reynolds
L. Stewart
Jensen
Charles Roller
Snell Johnson
Naples
Former Vernal Publisher Elected Roosevelt Mayor
George H. Harrison, former publisher of the Vernal Express, has won the campaign to become mayor of Roosevelt. Vernal friends expect him to lead the prosperous city.
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Vernal
Roosevelt
George H. Harrison
The
Vernal Express
Tax Adjustments Reduce Delinquent Taxes By County Clerk
Delinquent tax adjustments were approved by County Clerk FLL Noel press. Several taxpayers saw reduced balances including Mrs Hartron Knobles from 5482 to 44.42 and Mrs Eva W Abplanalp from 30.04 to 26.63. Others lowered include M A L O and B E Betts, Charles HH Pearce, Ephriam Eskelson, Charles R Henderson, W T Wilson, and the Joseph Paulson estate with varying cut amounts. Widow abatements of 10 were allowed for 1037 and for several named widows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noel Press
Hartron Knobles
Eva W. Abplanalp
B. E. Betts
Charles HH
Pearce
Ito
Ephriam Eskelson
SIG
Local People and Visits Connect Across Towns
Mrs Ike Yourden and Marvin and Floyd drove from Frusta Fues day to Dragon for a stay while the Colorado Teachers association met. Mr Norman and Bully with Mrs Puilumi joined Sunday dinner at the camp for their son John south of town. Mrs D G Crouse left for an extended visit with her Kansas daughter. Mr and Mrs Jim Hall, newlyweds, returned to Oregon and will live in the Ziegel house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike Yourden
Marvin
Floyd
Frusta
Fuesday
Dragon
Colorado Teachers’ Association
Norman
Bully
Puilumi
John
D. GC. Crouse
Kansas
Jim Hall
Oregon
Ziegel House
Real Estate Sale Notice From Federal Land Bank Office
Writs or calls should be directed to the Real Estate Sales Office of the Federal Land Bank located at 512 Ben.chcial Lie Building, Bast Lake City, or to A Theodore Johnson, Vernal, Secretary-Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Land Bank
Bast Lake City
A. Theodore Johnson
Dragon News Briefs and Local Visits
School closed for the greater part of last week while Miss Moca baugh attended the UEA. Mrs. and Mr. Price of California visited with Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Price and family. The Wie family moved into the Dragon depot with Meg Wie working on the section. Mike Wie will enter the eighth grade, bringing the section count to 25. Clarence Bathurst returned from Fruita after his mother’s death. Eddings children traveled from Fruita for Ronnie’s tonsil removal. Marie Havens spent several days in Dragon with her father, W. C. Havens.
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Mocabaugh
UEA
Johny Price
California
Mr. Price
W. P. Price
Worner
Dragons
Wie
Dragon Depot
Meg Wie
Mike
Clarence Bathurst
Fruita
Wim. Eddings
Ronnie
Marie Havens
Dragon
W. C. Havens
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Vernal Society
Second Ward
Isabelle Dillman
Richard Gilbert
Sage
Mrs. Thos
B. Bingham
Helen Jones
Ken Peth Sowards
Ada Winder
Clara Birchell
Dan Price
Morris Cook
Roberts
Cook
Lois Walker
George Po
Slough
Ivan Thomas
Darrel Johnston
Iona Lauretia
Garyl
Mark Roberts
Melva Roberts
Faculty Women's League
Helen Calder
Vera Gee
Mildred Enyar
Miles Ida Scott
Beth Galley
Ina Lindsay
Freda Bavis
Marsale Siddoway
Veneta Hopkins
Caider
Joseph Bodily
Maeser
Air
Reed Bodily Land
Sterling
Carl Bodily
G. E. Fowles
Salt Lake
Mary Fisher
Jane Hamly
Elsie Hall
Canada
Welth
Twentieth Century Club
Rae Ashton Wis
Lloyd Shimmin
Z. J. Johnston
W. E. Witbeck
Janma Swenson
Spanish Fork
Lucille Calder
Earl Sumsion
Willard FR. Smith
George J. Cannon
J Grant
Weber J. Grant
St. George
Giles
Uintah States Bank
Yey
Don L. McCankie
Ladies Ald
Ladies Aid
Eens
Clara
Lela’ “Colton
W. 8. Henderson
Vernal First Ward
Legion! Auxiliary
Rowena Lambert
Ora H. Lewis
Gay Warner
Marl Christensen
Warner
Lewis
American Legion Auxiliary
Dorothy Kennard
Meda Walker
Elizabeth
Lambert
A. L. Taylor
EF %. Hampton
Joan Duke
Girl Scouts
Lilian Henderson
May Millecam
Katle
Ana Mahowe
Imperial Hall
Stake Mia
Nebekah Lodge
Unity Rebekah Lodge
Wedneseas
Leila Cowan
Ruth Caldwell
Stttay
Coor Me
Cove
Fanewell For
Missionaty
Mr&s
Jack
Demesnor
Dna Deaf and Dumb
Lapoint Farmme
Dragon Rakeneadp
Carbon County
Hartle Coal
Federalland Bank
Binte Highway
Walter
Lling
Sergee
First Glass Drug Store
Vernal Drug Company
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Motor Division
General Motors Sales Corporation
Micuican
General Motors
General Lama Vela
Conoco
Oaruning
Weite
Ciry
Oita
Cotiaca
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