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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1927
Page
10
A reception in the Seminary building celebrated Elder Carl Heln returning from a three year Germany mission. The evening featured dance, a program with Primary and ward group performances, lively games, and refreshments for about 150 guests.
An afternoon bridal shower in Marin Hone honored Misses Blanche Martin Beth Pope and Velda Hateh with joyful games and a 22 course luncheon for twenty guests. The guest of honor Mrs Jesse Orknee Misa Alica Hardy opened her many gifts, found beautiful and useful.
The Leehive girls of the Second Ward directed by their leader Mrs Lige Jackson held a candy pall Tuesday evening at Mrs Jacksons home. Fifteen girls attended and enjoyed a variety of candies.
The Vernal Second ward Primary season concluded with a noon meeting. After a preliminary count, the youngest children were dismissed while older classes visited elderly ward members to present Thanksgiving baskets of fruit and a handkerchief from each class.
Mrs Nile Hughes hosted a Monday bridge party at her home with three tables. High honors went to Mrs Jesse Evans, Mrs Mary Davies, and consolation to Mrs Taylor McClelland, followed by a two course luncheon served by the hostess.
Mr and Mrs Asher Warhley hosted a sumptuous Thanksgiving dinner at their home. Guests included Mr and Mrs I Sander and family and Mr and Mrs Ellig Merkley and family.
David Moogman from Philadelphia arrived Tuesday evening to share Thanksgiving with his wife and their families at the home of Mrs. and Mr. Alfred Powell of Naples.
Miss Alicea Hardy daughter of Mrs Nathan Hardy and Jessy York son of Mrs E M Yorke were married last Thursday near Vernal after a journey from Mae serward. Hardy has lived with Mr and Mrs Haller Witteck since May and worked at the Tintah Telephone company. They will reside in Vernal as friends extend best wishes.
Religion class work of Vernal Second Ward started Wednesday afternoon with Nora Cook in charge and a number of assistants helping.
A Tuesday evening program in the Second ward featured Miss Edna Dudley delivering a seven stanza story and Miss Bingham performing a piano solo. A large crowd attended with strong turnout in each class and about fifty young ladies present.
A marriage license was issued on November 19 by County Clerk Wilson Murray to Elliott Bingham Hampton and Mary I Mackey of Vernal. The ceremony was performed the same day by Bishop James H Wallis. The couple, well known in Vernal, left for southern California the next morning.
Mrs Louig Soderquist Mr Geo W Baese Jr and Mrs Jack Higham honored Mr and Mrs George W R Baese Sr on Thursday November 10 in celebration of their silver wedding anniversary. Guests included Mr and Mrs Samuel Herron and Mrs Louis Soderquist with a decorated cake and gifts of a silver tea set.
A steamer battles a rough channel as a pale old lady clings to the wall. The steward urges her below for warmth while she stubbornly replies her teeth are in her pocket. The vivid fragment captures maritime peril and character lines from Tit Bits.
A London Tit Nits column notes a quarrel over parental faultfinding and hypocrisy. Mrs Smith regards Mel Jenks as perfect while her husband disputes the idea and jokes about blaming children.
In the Maye local department, Mary le sara holds a handling role managing wrap services amidst store operations. The text notes her position within the tle department and references a £ 001 amount tied to posts or duties.
A playful, if garbled, snippet centers on a buzzing bee speaking about community and a boy nearby. The lines mix personified insects with a call to join in harmony within a hive setting.
A Montreal family row arises over cleaning methods as one member objects to moving furniture outdoors. The household opens a discussion about practical steps and the household tension spills into the paper, highlighting domestic friction.
A fragment from London notes describes a gravel path with a few weeds and a peculiar reference to salads, wattress, and Custeritz-Chitty as a quirky local remark.
The piece blends playful lines about diplomas overalls and peach flavor with offhand observations on Romania and a six year old boy, ending with a note on possible police action against a street flag seller for tostering.
The transcript records Senator Sorghum joking about flights of oratory and telling not to mention certain lines as tensions rise in a Washington debate. The remark signals a light moment amid a politically charged session.
The article fragment mentions popularity with girls and a second note about Osles down a car, implying a humor or teen lifestyle item from a local page. It lacks clear names or events to anchor a full report.
A terse reflection contrasts boasting of personal advancement with bragging about lineage. It suggests humility by elevating achievement over birthright, warning that pride in descent may undermine true worth.
A quirky dialogue fragment shows a caller asking if Violet or Lilly are present. The exchange evokes a humorous mood as characters search for flowers and react to a blooming conservatory metaphor.
A fragmented phrasing hints at exploring how people learn to identify scents while reflecting on a bac calaureate context. The obscure text suggests a playful or experimental line about perception and ceremony.
The article notes the U S output last year reached 100000 000 000 units, a figure seen as modest yet sufficient to support key industries. It frames this momentum as aiding the broader manufacturing sector despite limited growth.
Archaeologists claim hazing cradles for the race rouer are an early industry in antiquity, with officials tracing their use to ancient workshops and trade hubs. The claim emphasizes the long history of the practice across civilizations and markets.
A quirky note suggests future successful aviators might carry a wheelbarrow to transport decorations, a whimsical image reflecting a practical habit. The line evokes aviation triumphs and portable pride, blending humor with hardware.
A shopper admires a dress described as a very lovely frock and would buy it if its price were $25 more than current, indicating a willingness to pay above tagged cost in a single purchase decision.
A mother scolds her child who points at unfamiliar university buildings, insisting the gesture misidentifies the scene as a pastry shop. The moment blends domestic instruction with a puzzling regional term.
A roloid crossing dispute hinges on line marking and right of way. The clash centers on who must yield amid damaged soft lines and safety concerns at the crossing.
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