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Newspaper

Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1934

Page

4

William B Wailis Edition Statement and Subscriptions

The notice lists editor William B Wailis and publisher James J Wallis with a March 13 1909 postmark in Vernal Utah. Subscription rates are shown as one year $2.50 six months $1.50 three months $1.00. It proclaims independence and optimism in promoting Uintah County and membership in the Utah State Press Association.

William B Wailis James J. Wallis Vernal Utah Uintah Utail State Press Association

Halloween Gatherings Fill MIA of Woodruff Home

Senior class events at the Woodruff residence included a Halloween party with progressive games a lunch and prize awards. The Gleaner group hosted a party at Mrs Buitylast home with decorations and a pumpkin centerpiece, and reports mention members of the Wardle Curtis and Edrington families hosting and attending various seasonal gatherings.

Community Notes From Willow Creek Ward

Champion Livestock Judging Team member Idoyd Watkins returned home Friday after summer employment in Willow Creek. Mrs Slaugh hosted Trai Builders Saturday with eight boys attending. Mr and Mrs Atwood and Charles Smuin visit from Ida ho Falls, former ward residents. Relief Society entertained with program Friday night featuring singing, an act play Reading the News, and readings by Mrs Slaugh Leora Chivers. Dancing followed. Primary officers plan a late month homecoming. Chapel shingling completed by workmen.

Twelve Idoyd Angus Slaugh Leora Chivers Mary Johnson Relief Society Emma Emuin

Uintah High La Masque Party and School Activities

Uintah High School features La Masque Club Halloween party with spook alley and pirate treasure hunt by UGAA girls at the high school. Basketball class series shows varied wins and a yearbook dance funds the publication. FFA calendar outlines events from November to August with boxing bouts, hunts, and the annual Livestock Show. Assembly programs include student acts and a $300 award for an essay on Intermountain made goods.

la Masque Club High Schol UGAA Pirates den FFA Ogden Smokeless Emcker Fathers and Sons Assembly Prostam Home Ee Ag ¢Lub State Future Farmers Corvention Logan Ladies Glee da Duke Golden Darrell Bastian Kenneth Samuels Emma Markey Gwena Eaton Don Oaks Enid Manwarire Nilah Perry Helen Roberts Eunice Johnson Wm B Walls Whyci

Community notes from Uintah County on water drilling and local visits

A community column describes a water well being drilled on Mountain Dell Dry Fork road by Melvin Tolles with Elden Chivers and Miltino Bears assisting. It notes a near complete US forest road project, scenic canyon drive, and cliff dwellings. Nearby residents and visitors, including Sam Rolfe, Josh Hall, and Caldwell family, are mentioned with health and travel updates and a hunting incident.

Dr Llet Melvin Tolles Elden Chivers Miltino Mir Tolles Frank Abplaralp Sr Ester Bingham Dry Fork Canyon Uintah Sawtooth Mountain Sam Rolfe Josh Hall M L Caldwell Mr Caldwell Rys Wilford Adams Wilford Wall Salt Lake Chellus Caldwell Max Chellus Clyde Hall Cecil Chivers

Maeser PTA Meeting Highlights Attendance and Festivities

Davis Eena and Laura Smuin returned Sunday from Salt Lake where they visited Mrs Leland Werkman. The Maeser PTA met Thursday evening with friends and relatives enjoying games, pumpkin pie served by the EfBeers, and teacher Slaugh honored.

Eena Laura Smuin Salt Lake Leland Werkman Maeser Pta Eversone efBeers

Halloween Campfire Event Delights Local Crowd

James Chives Erm hosted a shotp camp Friday with Mi Kan Wee girls at a cand pill on Halloween. Smuin performed entertaining stunts. Farl Herbert, son of Harvey Hetbet, broke his arm after falling from rafters in the new chapel during a climb.

Helens James Chives Smuin Mi ‘Kan Wee Herbert li Birs Harvey Hetbet

Local Notes on Illness and Travel Around Vernal

Jensen and party returned Saturday from Vernal where Bruce Helly was very ill after a tonsil operation and had been sick a week. Mrs Francis Stewart is seriously ill with pneumonia but improving. Oma Hackett funeral services are Monday attended by Mrs Sarah Rudge and Mrs Nellie Blis. County Commissioner W L Tiletcher attended. Guy Stewart plans to move to Boulder City in May to join Kris Stewart. Wilbur Wyman left for California for employment. Ira Derm, noted Salt Lake wrestler, visited Mr. and___

Irs Helly Bruce Vernal Francis Stewart Sarah Rudge Maeser Nellie Blis Oma Hackett W L Tiletcher Guy Stewart Boulder City Mey Kris Stewart Stewart Wilbur Wyman California Pents Salt Lake

Pheasant hunt draws crowds in Snow Brothers pastures

Mrs Elmer Snow hosts a pheasant hunt on Snow Brothers pastures with large crowds in all fields. Guests include David H Madsen former state fish and game commissioner now US Park Service supervisor, Game Commissioner Newell Cook, Dr Cy Burnham, Perry Burnham, Dr Bob Hampton, and attorney W W Ray of Salt Lake. Madsen also visits Dinosaur National Monument in official capacity. MLA senior class enjoyed a Tuesday evening at the Ramsey Stewart home.

Elmer Snow Snow Brothers David H Madsen Fish and Game Pairks Service Newell Cook Cy Burnham Perry Burnham Bob Hampton W W Ray Salt Lake Madsen Dnosaur National Monument Ramsey Stewart

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Community Notes From Local Households and School Events

Delores Watkins cared for bedridden Mrs John Kay. Mrs Emma Hullineger returned from Salt Lake City after visiting her sons Ower and Holis at college. K I Goodrich’s new house is progressing. Lewis Collier visits home from the sheep camp. Bd and Mrs Joseph Collier welcome their son home. Golan York returns from Salt Lake after visiting Mr and Mrs John T Key and deer season. Mrs Harold Willams and her Colorado son Grlade stay with Mrs Elizabeth Gardiner. A new sidewalk from Store corner nears completion. Lisie Powell and Ruth Pepe return from Wyoming after visiting the Pepes. Bee Hive girls present a program including The Bee Hive Work and The Spirit of the Hive. Beth Godrichels and L G Noble participate at the high school event.

Delores Watkins John Kay Emma Hullineger Salt Lake Ower and Holis K I Goodrich Lewis Collier Joseph Collier York John T Key Harold Willams Grlade Colorado Elizabeth Gardiner Lisie Powell Ruth Pepe C T Pepe Iwyoming Lioyd Pepe Tintiin Harrison Beth Godrichels L G Noble

Mrs Levi Kitchen Visits with Daughters in Grove

Mrs Levi Kitchen of Fleas at Grove visits La Tridell with her daughters Mrs Virenia Gooa and Mrs Lavell Glines. Viva Goodrich spends winter in Vernal and is home Wednesday evening. MIA Junior girls host party at Mrs L G Morrill’s home. Boy Scouts hold party at chapel Friday. George A Slaugh and Frank Smith seen in Tride. Hog reduction program of the AAA discussed.

Levi Kitchen Grove la Tridell Virenia Gooa¢h Lavell Viva Goodrich Vernal MIA L G Morrill Boy Scouts George A Slaugh Frank Smith Tride AAA

Cattle Trade Touches Local Buyers and Visitors

LeRoy Goodrich of Roosevelt visited on business Saturday. Government buyers purchased cattle at Lee Wagners corral. Mrs Richard Cox and daughters Sally Winder and Ar Fe Meaxton from Lone Mountain visited. The pheasant season opened Sunday attracting hunters from across the region.

LeRoy Goodrich Roosvelt Lee Wagners Corral Richard Cox Sally Winder Ar Fe + Meaxton Lonemont Cole Winder Fort Duchesne

Halloween Party and Kneale Project Update

Helen Mar Murray hosted 16 friends for a Halloween party with games and refreshments. Work began Tuesday on the Kneale road project from Fort Duchesne toward the Duchesne River, involving road widening, grading, culverts, and a new bridge floor at a total cost of 4417 with Indian department and county cooperation through FERA.

Duchesne River Helen Mar Murray Vern Murray Denzil Hemphill Hemphill George McKee Kneale Fort Duchesne Duchesne Indian Department FERA Faile Fegleston Burns McKewin

Hill Family Trip and Summer Visit Report

Mr and Mrs J Mie Don Hill and sons drove to Vernal Friday afternoon. Mrs Hill and boys visited relatives while Mr Hill attended the Elm ens meeting in Pride. Mrs James Jyle and children Jimme and Nancy Sue left Tuesday for Parsons Kansas. They have been summering with Mrs H leg parents. Mr and Mrs DE Crouse Clin and Werkmann spent the weekend in Vernal for dental work.

A J Mie Don Hil Venal

Local families gather for visits and shared events

A series of community happenings fill a Utah area week with visits by Mr and Mrs Levi Williams and Jeff Saturday in Salt Lake for medical care. Mrs Jesse Childwell wins best chrysanthemum bouquet at the flower show. Mutual program at the Bee Hive group features readings and songs. George Gowden returns home after hospital, and John Holfeltz duo narrowly avoid a buggy accident with injuries. Carroll falls while shingling a home, Primary scheduled at schoolhouse, and Mrs John S Hacking remains gravely ill.

Bullard Levi Williams Jeff Salt Lake Williams John JL McConkie Bee Hive Crystal Reynolds LuDean Hall Pettermi” Barta Ivy, Caldwell Murie Wallis Archie Johnson George Gowden John Holfeltz Holfeltz Wallace Oaks F CCC Yellowstone Lake Foir Harry Burton Lorin Hatcharg Dan Lds Hospital Lorna Oshi Roosevelt Carrie McConkies Howard Timothy Lynn McKee Wek Green River Thomas Hall Carroll John S Hacking

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