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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1931
Page
4
The notice lists the editor manager Jams Wateis and publisher at 2 Doughty Street London, confirms second class matter status at Vernal Utah post office, dated March 13 1909 under the act of March 1878.
A billing note lists subscription rates for one year and three months in advance and mentions Orrininistic disposition and broader association ties. The item references Memuhr UwtaW State Press Association and National Editorial Association with Uintan County context.
Mrs F and Norsley of Myton spent weekend with her daughter and Harvey Tixer family. Mr and Mrs Philip Stringham left for St George for winter. Community meeting directed by Seminary class Athon Cannon with speakers and prayers. Relief Society talks and a concert planned for Monday evening. Attendees and visits noted in Uintah ward updates. Death of Mrs Jona Richardson Paxto from Fly Nevada reported. Reading circle held with book reviews and new members. Parent-Teachers Association met with program and refreshments.
Mr and Mrs Walter Corless report the death of L C Barlow of Nampa Idaho on October 20 He came to Vernal around reservation opening. He married Lille Tairebild Ball and cared for the old people on the Frirchid place before selling in 1920 and moving to Emmett Idaho. About three years ago they moved to Nampa where he died. Relief Society Conference attracted a large attendance and a special program was presented by Mrs May Freestone.
Sunday evening speaker Charles Colton and Mrs Lillie Bigelow discussed recovery after surgery. Family moves, showers, and visitors populate a busy week with multiple homes in Lapoint, Roosevelt, and nearby areas.
In a small Kansas town a wedding unfolds with a rare literary flourish by a male observer. The account hints at refined prose that could rival city press writers, suggesting a notable, if quiet, prowess behind a once ordinary ceremony.
The article portrays Ben Bernie, famed orchestra leader, praising his rendition of King's Horses as a bridge between nations. He cites his England experience and American fox trot tempo, arguing shared culture through music can avert international disputes and urging more cross-cultural exchange.
Ninth and tenth grade English students under Miss Neal wrote short stories then moved to longer pieces focusing on clear thinking adequate expression and good form. Reporters note a busy week with news items collected and many extra curricular activities including a boys and girls ball team a glee club and class organizations.
The student body of Fort Duchesne School names Anna Keily as president Elmer Denver as vice president Montee Ley as secretary Helen Seeley as treasurer and Beatrice Wardle as editor All officers pledge cooperation to an outstanding year Beatrice Wardie
Fort Duchesne boys football hosted Bennett on November 7 with Bennett leading 6 to 0 after a close opening period. Mont Seeley notes the visitors held the edge as the game progressed.
The Fort Duchesne Jenior high school girls baseball team opened the season hosting Bennett on the afternoon of November 7. The home squad defeated the visitors 13 to 6 in the contest.
A class notes early in the school year that whispering was a nuisance and only allowed in absolute necessity with permission of the class president. The fragment shows student recollection of prescribed behavior.
A fragment describes a bride in a gown with a halo like veil as she walks with her father toward the altar to wed a chosen partner. A toppled plant and a brief, rough line end the readable passage, leaving the scene incomplete.
A Cheago and North Western Rall leader Fred W Sargeant argues that shifting responsibility from local communities to a centralized Federal government weakens citizen self governance and local control. The speaker stresses the risk to local accountability and democratic participation.
An editorial on advertising strategy contrasts consistent merchants with sporadic advertisers. It argues sustained, value driven campaigns propel growth while irregular spending risks bankruptcy or sale to competitors as markets evolve.
LFOTA NEWS reports Leota school students cleaned the yard, sold lunch to raise funds for a picture frame, and organized Armistice Day tributes in three rooms. The school elected a president, vice president, secretary, and athletic manager to coordinate all school activities and events. Representatives from seventh, eighth, and ninth grades join the council to assist the officers in programs.
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