Community letters urge early copy submissions
Readers are urged to send in their copy early in the week as lax submissions have grown, with 6ld being very poor now.
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1924
Page
3
Baby girl welcomed by Davis and Len Cook family
Davis and Len Cook rejoice over the birth at their home. Vernal Seminary class led by Jacob N. Lybbert offered a fine Sacrament program enjoyed by many. Eva Chivers ill with rheumatism. Mamie Rooks ends high school to study music at home. Eliza Kolb and daughter Barbara visit relatives, then return to Alhandra. Bridal shower for Mr. and Mrs. Paul Watkins at Jensen. George A. Slaugh plans to market turkeys. Mrs. Angus Slaugh stays with Ella Slaugh. Lorenzo Watking hauling gravel for Vernal high school. Steve Adams at Dan Adams saw mill. Jess and Elmer Richens build reservoir at Coyote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Len Cook
Vernal Seminary
Jacob N. Lybbert
Eva Chivers
Mamie Rooks
Eliza Kolb
Barbara
Alhandra
Jensen
Paul Watkins
George A. Slaugh
Angus Slaugh
Mountain Dell
Ella Slaugh
Lorenzo Watking
Vernal
Steve Adams
Dan Adams
Jess
Elmer Richens
Coyote As N
Armistice day dismissed as community notes flow
Local district reports a quiet Armistice day dismissal and numerous social calls. Visitors include E Peterson and Mrs William Pearce of the stake board, with road work and household updates across Heber Roosevelt Myton and Tri dell.
Thanksgiving turkey market keeps community busy
MOFFAT GUSHER reports a busy week as locals stock turkeys for the Thanksgiving market and help neighbors without birds. Mrs. Joe Arnold shows improvement after illness. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Haynes escort Roy Taylor to Salt Lake City. Haynes plans return soon. Mrs. Haynes stays in Salt Lake City to recover from a broken ankle. Mrs. Perez and the McCarrons visit Mrs. Anna Brass in Measer. Burns Hallett moves back to Moffat for winter. Many work at the Moffat canal headgate. Kimball travels to Salt Lake City for a business trip. Bernice Nielsen, eight, suffers appendicitis and is operated on in Roosevelt. she is recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Arnold
Homer Haynes
Roy Taylor
Fort Duchesne
Salt Lake City
Haynes
Taylor
Salt
Harmie McCarron
Measer
Anna Brass
Burns Hallett
Moffat
Moffat Canal
Coekay Kimball
Bernice Neilsen
Harvey Neilsen
Roosevelt
Vernal
Maeser
George Hislop
Leola Anderson
A. G. Anderson
K. P. Shoemaker
Salt Lake
John H. Merkley
Harold McKee
L. D. BS
Mia
LeRoy Carroll
Wilda Alexander
Charles McCorkle
Wilda
Afton Timothy
Ivan Ross
Gilbert Andereonh
Daughhter Ora
Lapoint
Joseph P. Hackling
Community Hindered by Rain in Vernal Alfalfa Work
Flooded fields delay threshing as seed raisers struggle with wet weather. Vernal residents Mr. and Mrs. Ray Chivers stay with relatives. Irvin Morrill and Clark Woolley return from Provo after apiary business. Ole Olsen ill with pneumonia. Elmer Morrill's baby recovering. A boys and girls club meeting draws a large crowd with programs and refreshments. County Agent E Peterson absent due to mud. Teachers training resumes with focus on Gospel Teaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Chivers
Vernal
Parley Goodrich
Irvin Morrill
Clark Woolley
Provo
Bernice Bartlett
Miss Hair
E. Peterson
Vernal Ware
Bennett Ruseel Harrison Family Attend Funeral in Mona
Bennett Ruseel Harrison and his parents traveled to Mona on Saturday to attend a relative's funeral. The brother took his place at school Monday morning, and they returned Monday evening. A surprise party for Mr and Mrs Clair Haslems followed on Tuesday night with a large crowd and refreshments. Journal notes cover election day, school activities, a teachers meeting, and local social events in Lapoint and Bennett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruseel Harrison
Lapoint
Mona
Mr. Harrison
Clair Haslem
Joshua Haslem, Sr
Vonnie
Vernal
J. H. Haslem
Salt Lake City
Mark Murphy
David Andrews
John Harrison
Vondella Hansen
Jotn G. Bolton
al Rasmussen
Edith Alfred
Miss Hansen
Misa Jenkings
Harrison
Bennett
Wilkes
Neola
Roosevelt visitors and new winter residents arrive
Mr. and Mrs. Morley Vernon and children of Roosevelt visited relatives this Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ab Price of Tioka moved in last week to spend the winter. Mr. Price works at the Farmer's coal mine. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Thomas of
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Ross
Elsie McKee
Martin Fletcher
Melvin Rosas
Annie Carroll
Roosevelt
Walter Boren
Joseph Herron
gMr
Withiam Stone
Icka
Alva Alexander
Gerald Ross
Ardath
Ioka
Laveria Duke
Ial Galloway
Tridell
Richard Woodruff
Lowell Wardle
Vernal Pearce
G. H. Luck
Benjamin
Samuel Peterson
Elwin Peterson
James Reid
Morley Vernon
Ab Price
Tioka
Price
A. B. Thomas
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