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Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1935

Page

5

PTA Meeting Highlights Community Safety Talk in 62-Person Assembly

A 62 member crowd gathered Wednesday night for a PTA meeting led by President Russell Harrison with Mabel Bartlett as program chair. The event featured a safety talk by Life Feoug Garl Wilson, readings by Mrs Ray Lee, a Clara Morrill piano piece, and brief teacher introductions.

PTA Russel Harrison Mabel Bartlett Brim Lula Mullins Life Feoug Garl ‘Wilson Ray Lee Clara Morrill

Community Notes From Local Residents and Visitors

Mr and Mrs Dallas Bodilyan announce the arrival of a baby boy born Sunday November 10. Florence Allen works at the home of Mr and Mrs Joe Luck. Charles McConkie left Sunday for Salt Lake City to visit relatives before a mission trip November 28 with headquarters at Independence Missouri. McConkie has spent much time on his ranch in March but recently can stay at home. Maccerill reports six missionaries in the field. Miss Iola Rosa of Lapoint visited with Miss Margaret Oaks. Miss Doris Slaugh has been ill but improving. Mr and Mrs Loran Water ac companied by Mrs Wilda Samuels visited Bennett with Mr and Mrs Joe Price. Mrs John Horrocks of Neola stayed with Mr and Mrs Thomas E Wall during court week as her husband was a juror. Fred Hodgkinson moved his family into the former LeRoy Richens house last week. Yarold M Lundell and Yarold Hullinger spoke at Sacrament meeting. Morris Roper gave a reading in the evening.

Dallas Bodilyan Florence Allen Joe Luck Charles McConkie Salt Lake City Independence Mc Conkle Maccerill Iola Rosa Lapoint Misa Margaret Oaks Doris Slaugh Loran Wateh Wilda Samuels Bennett Mia Joe Price John Horrocks Neola Strand Thomas E Wall Fred Hodgkinson LeRoy Richens Yarold M Lundell Yarold Hullinger Morris Roper

Thronges pay tribute to devoted mother in Vernal

A long obituary tribute lists Mrs Minnie Woolley born October 22 1891 in Honolulu as daughter of Robert and Sarah Parker of Hawaiian descent. Survived by husband five sons Tennyson Clayton Evan Earl Quentin and two daughters Thelma and Cleone. Also her father sister Mignonette six brothers and many in Hawaii and Utah. Mrs Woolley active in church and music in Vernal and taught song at her funeral.

Fay Wewell Honolulu Robert Sarah Spencer Parker Descen Tennyson Ted Clayton Evan P Earl Quentin Thelma Cleone Mignonette Arthur John Palmer Wilder Paul Parker Ell Arthur Parker Atake Mra Woolley Hawaii America Manti Vernal Relief Society Woolley Uinetak Stake Relief Society Mit Minnie Iverson Hodapp Mawali Uma

Funeral notices and family visits span local town postings

An evening notices an appreciative audience and numerous local family visits. Thompson of Lapoint attended funeral services for Uncle Tim Blackburn. Warren Kempton stayed with his mother Mrs Lidia. Timmy and Virginia Jarrell hosted visitors. Owen Alire accompanied by his mother to Salt Lake City to see Wilda at her insurance job in the Kearns building. Della Anderson visits Rootesvelt and Mr and Mrs Lewis Timothy host. Karl Bodily and family visit relatives, with Mrs Bodily seeking medical care in Salt Lake City.

A Thompson of Lapoint Tim Blackburn Mra Virginia Jarrell Jing Ychapel Warren Kempton Lidia Kempton Moegeie ‘Timothy Alire Oally Alire Oally Accompanied Her Sen Owen To Salt Lake City Wilda Kearns Della Anderson Rootesvelt Lewis Timothy Karl Bodily Mrs Bodily Laperates Nether Kenneth Speirs Ab Price Sterling Bodily Ealt Lake City

Recovering From Bite Of Black Widow Spider

Beddo was bitten by a black widow while sleeping at home four weeks ago. The bite formed a blister spreading over his lips and chin, leaving him in intense pain and bedridden for two weeks. He relied on home remedies such as a carbolic acid wash during recovery.

Tra Beddo Mr Beddo

Coltharp Guilty in Child Support Case

A jury led by foreman W OH Don lidson found Edward Coltharp guilty as charged in a state complaint. He must pay 160 dollars yearly in quarterly installments starting by January 13 1936 and 120 dollars annually for 17 years inclusive of 1997 for child support. State attorneys Dallas He Young Ugh W Colton county attorney Ray E Diliman represented by Roosevelt. Defense by Mongaard of Salt Lake. The Sam Carlstrom case was continued to the next district court term in December. Judge Turner convened court in Duchesne Monday.

Don‘lidson Fog Rattan Leonard Waris L Oir Grage H Langston John J Norrocks George BE Johnston Edward Coltharp Coltharp Dallas Ugh Colton Ray E Diliman Roosevelt Mongaard Salt Lake Sam Carlstrom Turner Duchesne

Monthly Scouters Meeting Held At Ward Chapel

District Scouters met Monday evening in the Boy Scout room at the Vital first ward chapel. A large class attended awaiting examination on writing craft and lining by some method devised to clarify serious requirements. Instruction in other crafts was given by Ecouter Fo Lambert. Next district Scouters meeting will be Monday December 16.

Scottlers Eniva First Ward Dickw' Joneen Ecouter Fo Lambert

Ward News Briefs Include Engagement At Jen Ten

Local notes report Mrs Vera Harrison visiting relatives amid Thanksgiving dressing and market prep. Ward residents attend chapel cleanups and a reading circle meeting featuring a WW Rogers tribute and current events. Mrs Vera Harrison announces engagement to Ross Snow of Jen Ten. wedding planned soon.

And It Rained at UHS Auditorium Nal

A fragment notes an event on December 6 at UHS Auditorium Nal. The readable portion mentions rain and the venue but offers limited details about participants or outcomes. Further context is needed to identify the event type or significance.

UHS Uits Auditorium

Greek immigrant Mihail Kastinakis gains U.S. citizenship

Mihail Kastinakis, formerly a citizen of Greece, was admitted as a U.S. citizen by Judge Abel Turner on November 13. He expressed great pleasure upon receiving his citizenship credentials amid an event at the DHS Auditorium. The notice appears in the American Citizen dated November 13.

Mihail Kastinakis Greece United States Abel Turner Kastinakis DHS

Uintah High Parent Teacher Meeting Planned

Ray Campbell of Greystone and his parents attend a Uintah High Parent Teacher Association event set for Monday at 7 30 PM in the high school auditorium Superintendent L G Noble notes a goat program will be arranged for a Willow Creek trip and the public is invited to the school on Monday.

Uintah High L G Noble Willow Creek Ats School

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