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Newspaper

Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1934

Page

4

Vernal Express Editor Adopts Independent Stance

William B. Wallis prints as editor and publisher in Vernal Utah. The paper states it is entered as second class matter March 13 1905 and declares independence in politics while promoting a larger Uintas County community. Subscriptions offered at various advance rates.

Vernal Utah AMD Uintas

Baby born to Mr and Mrs Abel Chivers

Abe Davis notes the birth of a baby girl to Mr and Mrs Abel Chivers on November 5. The item then lists a social gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs Henry Workman with many attendees and a midnight lunch, plus numerous updates on local residents and travel.

Junior Class Party and Armistice Program at Alta High

Readable excerpts describe the Alta High School Junior Class party with games dancing and refreshments in the gym and a Girls Jamboree with family group costumes and high attendance. Armistice Day program featured piano solo readings songs and speeches.

Uintah High Opens Basketball Tryouts and Club Updates

Uintah High School launches basketball tryouts with a large group and noted players Kenneth Hadlock and Harold Alexander returning. The La Masoueé club meets in the Little Theatre with readings and invites public attendance. A Nuvas Band concert and Nestbook Dance draw students, with yearbooks as prizes and staff planning to publish despite obstacles.

Freslanen Nev¢Z Kenneth Hadlock Harold Alexandar Davis Don Olsen Donald Noel Sverett Williams Rodney Hortocks Dean Peterson Harold Alexander Laurel Weeis Keneth Hadiock Sterling Cook Herbert Ayer Donald Gale Iarold Hardy

Local residents attend services and visits in Vernal and Maeser

Mrs Roy Taylor visits Salt Lake husband amid community notices. Many locals attend funerals for Mrs John Hacking at Maeser. The MIA hosts a banquet and dance as families travel from Vernal and Taylorsville for weekend gatherings.

Local residents hold winter meeting with new officers

A county schoolhouse gathering elected new winter officers led by President Fred Reynolds and vice president Elwood Gee. Several families from Taylorsville and nearby towns visited relatives, moved residences, or planned trips to Salt Lake, Manila, and Kenilworth while community events included a Tuesday evening program at Mutual School with local musicians.

Ballard Ward school program delights attendees

Thera Larson served as acting principal with illness. PTA program featured three numbers by girls, two readings by Miss Cock, dances, saxophone solos by Lloyd Winn and a talk on obedience. Mrs George Campbell noted the low patron turnout. Thoral Larson is the Junior Seminary teacher this year.

Thera! Larson School Pricipal Stoke Mutual Bere R C Neilson Stanley Orson Maray John Wiscombe PTA Uintah High School Miss Cock Lioyd Winn L G Noble Winn George Campbell Thoral Larson

Pheasant season visitation and ward conference notes

Mr and Mrs LeRoy Goodrich attended Mrs John S Hacking’s funeral in Vernal Saturday. Georgia and several Park City visitors spent days here during pheasant season visiting Mrs Barra. Mrs Hazel Todd stayed in Cedarview with Mrs Mabel Scace. Mrs Scace moved to Roosevelt for winter where son Winfield heads Peppard Seed. Mr and Mrs Harmston moved to 41 Scarce home. Albert Dickson and son from Morgan County and Mr Wettabick of J C Penney Heber visited the Goodrich home. pheasant hunting was enjoyed. A ward conference Sunday evening featured Weston Timothy presiding. program included violin solo by Mr McKinnon, Fort Duchesne, a ladies quartet, talks by Orson Mackay and Mrs Karl Pilor. Waiting officers were Mr Neilson and Mrs Louis Gallaway. A Labrum home birthday party honored Lynne on his tenth. Mrs Jennie Hawley and Mrs Reed Morrill were sustained as counselors to Miss Leona Manwaring in Relief Society. Mrs Josephine Collins named secretary. Stake Relief society visitors included Mrs Helen Cotton and Mrs Jiny Wilk.

LeRoy Goodrich John S& Hacking Wettabick J C Penney Heber Dickson Goodrich Suday Weston Timothy McKinnon Fort Duchesne Sole Thoral Lason Man

The American Red Cross and Its Work in Utah

Overview of the League of Red Cross Societies based in Paris, its aims to promote Red Cross nationally and internationally, and its role in health, disease prevention, relief, and cooperation. Notes that the American Red Cross chartered by Congress and signed by Theodore Roosevelt designates the Central Committee as governing body and authorizes local chapters.

American Red Cross Congress Central Committe 18 Departments of State War, Navy, Treasury and Justice Central Committee Red Cross The United States Finance League of Red Cross Societies Paris International Committee League Theodore Roosevelt Una

Notice of Stock Delinquency Sale in Lapoint Utah

Delinquent stock shares and amounts listed for assessment due July 12 1934 will be sold December 1 1934 at 4 PM at the company secretary office in Lapoint Utah. Sale covers outstanding sums fees and costs to satisfy the delinquent assessment per the board order. JC Hacking Secretary Treasurer announces the sale.

Roy Atwood Curtis W Davis J R Debbie Joseph Gimes TF Hallet Huber Brothers Elva Harvey Tra C Jarrell Harriser Justice Ac Kurp

Armistice Day Activities Highlight Local Event

Duchesne post members praised Armistice Day with short talks by Red Cross nurses including Mrs Dorothy McCarrel and Mrs Gardner Kane. Mrs Ward White presented a past president pin to Mrs McCarrel as attendees from the community led readings and brief addresses.

Duchesne Post Ward White Auxiliary Pst Doroethy McCarrel L K Murphy Gardner Kane McCarrel Red Cross G A Lambert Dellas H Young J B Pope John N Davis Jessie M Wallam Wallis E Peppus K. D Young

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