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Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1923

Page

4

Tridell News Briefs Record Local Activities and News

Margaret Bartlett and May Watt traveled to Vernal for Milas Watt eye care. Cecil Hullinger recovers from a mowing accident. Over ten thousand pounds of turkeys were shipped from Tridell this week. Relief Society and Mutual Improvement plan a Thanksgiving community dinner dancing event. Heavy fog brought many colds and some croup cases. Grandma Hunting visits family in Tridel. Ray W Nebe­ker of Roosevelt promotes tailoring in the area. Tridell’s new social committee is Earl Mooseman Etta Ellingford Levi Kitchen and Mrs Ethel Christenson. Sea Gull girls plan a social dance for parents. Two couples leave for Salt Lake Temple marriages. A masked ball draws crowd with Mrs Agnes McCarthy winning best costume and Melvin Roberts best farmer costume. Farm bureau meetings held with Mt Emmons visitors. Roosevelt visitors Bishop and Mrs Thomas. Melvin Powell and Mr Anderton ship turkeys to Utah Poultry Producers. Austin Glenn visits Roosevelt. Dan Redmond visits Leeton. Sumerall family visits from Wattis. many residents travel to Provo and nearby towns.

Margaret Bartlett Vernal Nelca Miss May Watt Milas Watt Cecil Hullinger Relief Society Mutual Improvement Organizations Grandma Hunting Viva Goodrich Tridel Ray Wnebeker Roosevelt Tridell Liberty Ward Earl Mooseman Etta Eliingford Levi Kitchen Ethel Christenson Sea Gull Girls Salt Lake City Etta Ellingford Alex Sessions Whiterocks Erma Mooseman Mable Ellingford Mr. Mooseman New Auto Curtis Wiere Agnes McCarthy Ier Melvin Roberts Mr. Johnson Mr. Horton Mt. Emmons Farm Bureau Bishop Melvin Powell Anderton Price Utah Poultry Producers’ Association Austin Glenn Dan Redmond Leoton al Cedarview A. Russell Vivian Oral Snyder Leeton

Cedarview Note on Fred Curtis Trip to Pleasant Grove

Fred Curtis left Cedarview for Pleasant Grove for a day last week. Mrs. Curtis was not available for comment.

Fred Curtis Pleasant Grove Mra

Vernal ward note spans threshing and community life

The article lists local activities and movements in Vernal including threshing by three machines, residents like William Pierce Sr returning from Provo, plans to move back, and numerous social events. It cites Relief Society talks by Agnes Calder and Mary Henry, road work by Henry Abplanalo in Manila, school and home visits, a candy pulling, a Thanksgiving program, and security concerns after chicken theft. Queen Mary Winn’s winter plans, and turkeys prepared by Caldera youths are noted alongside several family movements and local work projects.

William Pierce Provo Vernal Relief Society Lake Agnes Calder Mary B. Henry Henry Abplanalo Manila Manila Forest Road Carl Curts James Holfeltz White River Delta Duke Uintah High Bunnysida John Gripes Diamond Mountain Myrtle Woodruff Scott Girls M. M. Batty Salt Lake City Wasatch Coum Sam Murray Zina Bearle George Bigelow Lapoint Charles Fosset Thomas Mantle Leon Galley Roosevelt Isaac Rose Billings F. M. Coffett Darrell King Charles Batty Haler Erekson Devere Carroll Mary Winn James Winn Mr. Winn James) O'Neill Roscoe Hall Our Ward Emma Johnson Winona

Jensen Meeks Move Quietly Into New Home Near Town

Local notes record Hyrum Meeks family moving into a new residence a quarter mile west of Jensen. Community members attend a farm bureau meeting with E Peterson and Ernest anahon as speakers from Vernal. Bertha Dudley, daughter of Dudleys, dies in Salt Lake City age 25 after Bright's disease. survived by father and many siblings across Jensen and Vernal.

Hyrum Meeks Golden York Ertin Wilkins B. P. Pelly Vernal Mr. and Airs Hugh Snow Pierre Morgan Hugh Stewart Farm Bureau E. Peterson Ernest Anahon Newell Snow Misa Bertha Dudley Holy Cross Hospital Salt Lake City Lucy Markham Dudley Andrew Dudley Jensen Utah Spanish Fork Brighta

Dripping Rock Residents Make Winter Plans

Most locals have finished fall work and prepare for winter. Norma Bhelton was ill recently. D. J. E. Usher traveled to Grand Junction for a notable trial. Harper family moves to Scull Creek for schooling. Mrs. Hazelwood convalesces after a month of illness. James Blackburn and wife plan winter near Vernal for mine work. Arthur Baxter and wife will stay at Rock Springs. Wire Hallis family care for home and stock. L. W. Hackett of Jensen plans trapping this winter. Bust Rector of Rangery works at Grand Junction sugar factory. James Rector to spend panlee at his ranch on Douglass Road.

Norma Bhelton D. J. E. Usher Grand Junction Harper Scull Creek Hazelwood James Blackburn Vernal Arthur Baxter Rock Springs Wire Hallis Atock L. W. Hackett Jensen Rector Rangery James Rector Douglass Toad

Coal miners wanted pack-allan ceal co article note

Coal miners desired for Pack Allan Ceal Co. Charles Molby attends a course in the Sweenty Automobile series in Kansas City and expects to return home early next year. Dr Clayton, Cratz mayor, visits with brother Jm Ogden in Utah. C. Smith cares for W. D. Keely’s home during a Grand Junction trial. Hugh Caldwell of Rangely Meeker Road relocates to Meeker to work in the winter coal mine.

Charles Molby Kansas City Doctor Clayton Cratz Colo Jm Ogden Utah 7. C. Smith Blue Mountain W. D. Keely Grand Junction Hugh Caldwell Rangely Meeker Road Meeker Winer

Prosperity noted in Gusher as turkeys and growth bloom

A Gusher shipment of turkeys and ongoing small consignments mark a period of local activity. Residents Clyde Underwood and Nick Faydock completed and moved into new homes while O Colton traveled to Ouray. Threshing yields for seed and grain are strong and some locals, including Harvey Neilson, show signs of affluence with new cars.

Gusher Clyde Underwood Here O. Colton Ouray Nick Faydock Harvey Neilson Peveral Bures Hallett Little Water

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Cedarview THE ACORN Macassins Juliets Acorn Mercantile Co Naples Joseph Luck Ashley Ola Rasmussen George Wardle Don Batty Pricy William Alexander Critterion O. M. Caldera School Stephen Sansford Odmer Canada Joseph Andrew, Jr Jenson Helen Woodard Sadie Rasmussen Gouyletta Stewart Atta Chatwin Mary Elles Wilkins Gallina Dutcher Parna Witherall Misa Dudley William Dhomans Winfield Hullinger, Jr Misa Irene Dudley Brush Creek Pack Allan Ceal
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