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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1927
Page
2
A local post office notice from Vernal Utah cites Congress action on March. The document lists a fee of 2.50 and references editor William Te Wallis and the Manatee Entered. The fragmentary text suggests a municipal or postal matter announced in the Hernal Express.
Mr and Mrs Jed Hatch announce the arrival of a fine baby at home. All well.
Mr and Mrs Charles T Pope announce the birth of a baby boy on Tuesday November 8. The couple welcomes their child at home with family and friends.
Mrs Kate Hatch of Roosevelt has been visiting in Vernal for the past few days, enjoying local sights and hospitality during her stay.
Attorney Smith Lawrence came back last week after a two week vacation spent with her parents in Battie Montana. She resumed duties and planned to review pending cases and meet with clients.
Idy Swann son of Mr and Mrs Fd Gaks underwent an appendectomy late last week. The report on his condition as we go to press is very encouraging.
Mr and Mrs Gln Lambert announce the birth of four bouncing baby boys in Manila on a Monday in November. Routeward Harrieon named editor of the 1928 yearbook by UH faculty, with Car win latch as business manager. Mrs Violet Cook and husband drove from Kenilworth Utah to Vernal to visit Mia Cooka and Mrs Hodgkinson. Correspondents urged to mail news earlier or it will not be used.
Fred Sargent of Roosevelt reports a fine baby boy born on Wednesday. The mother and child are doing nicely. A Lions Club has formed in Paris Idaho and John A Wallis, editor of the Express, has been named secretary. He is well known in the area.
Mr and Mrs Ievin Eaton with Eaton family left Monday for Salt Lake City. Colton and family will return to California. Vernal Second Ward belief society conference set for Sunday November 13 at 7:39 pm in the chapel. Public invited to attend a pageant including Relief Society work.
Sixteen years ago Chevrolet built five cars by hand. Today the company employs over 160 900 people and plans output to surpass one million vehicles this year, reflecting rapid industrial growth since the early production days.
Preparations for the lone Club charter night at the night school on Saturday November 19 proceed well under Lion R L Tixton. A large attendance from Lions clubs statewide is expected. Guy C Wilson of Salt Lake City spoke in Vernal October 24 30 addressing church workers and Religion Class work begins in Vernal First Ward with six classes led by Dora Bennion Thela Child Stella Richardson Loretta Mendenhall Sheorsa Knox and John Stagg supervising.
The Vernal Express appeals to all readers who owe for subscriptions. It states they have been lenient but must insist on settlement to meet obligations and maintain credit. It notes that payment is due from every debtor to avoid further action.
Deputy game warden notes Weyton Free Press article misstates pheasant season for Duchesne and Uintah counties. State Fish and Game commissioner and Myton Free Press declare there is no open season on pheasants.
A list of 84 pounds of animals unclaimed in Uintah County is set to be sold at public auction in the Naples precinct on November 24 1927 at 11 am. One yellow brindle heifer about nine months old is described and held to secure $160 in damages caused on November 4 1927 at the premises of Victor Allred. W S Hustinger Poundkeeper of Saples precinct signed the notice in November 1927.
The long awaited film version of What Price Glory? opens at Vogue with a war era setting presented as a human, powerful drama. It is described as cruel yet deeply moving, a picture that stirs hidden memories and leaves a lasting impression on viewers. Admission is five dollars and fifty cents.
The Vernal First and Second ward MIA presented a Sunday night program in the Second ward chapel at 7:30. Miss Stella Harris performed piano pieces while Doris Alexander offered a vocal solo.
Friends and family gathered for the funeral of William Witbeck with attendees from Idaho Utah and Salt Lake City. Relatives include Mrs Eva Jensen Mr James Bigler and Mrs C A Delahoyda among others. The event followed a gathering at the Woodard furniture store where George Barker and Curtis Dudley assisted and Jim Bigler and J C Witbeck attended.
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