Maybe You Are Right On Buy Local Habits
The Town Doctor argues readers may be tired of slogans like Buy Home Town Merchants and urges not to let a few hypocrites steer you away. He notes examples of local business people preaching home loyalty yet buying or favoring outsiders, and reinforces that buying local helps the reader financially. The article is part of a fifty-two week series by The Vernal Express with the Vernal Lions Club.
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Ieme
Wells
The
Vernal Express
Vernal Lions Club
Funeral Services Over Remains of Leslie Ashton
A long cortege accompanied the funeral for Leslie Ashton to Vernal Cemetery where the body rests in a cement vault prepared by Hatch Brothers Erg and Bay. The service ended with a benediction by lifelong family friend Fnoch Gurr and a dedication by President A Gooditch.
Colton Brother Dies at 84 in Provo Obit
Bernard D Colton a member of the Mormon Battalion born June 16 1845 in Nauvoo Ill died in Provo after a long illness. Funeral at Price I D 3 church on November 23 with interment in Price cemetery. Survived by four brothers a son Sanford Colton Dr Price and several stepchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frict- Banferd
Colton
Mormon Battalion
Utah
Nauvoo Ili
Provo
I D 3
Price
Price Cemetery
Nauvoo
Plains
California
Frice
Ditton
Ferling
Salt Lake Dyron
Delbert
Vernal
Ernest
Anericta Fork
Sanford Colton
N FR Johnsen
John Redd
Samuel Redd
Helper
Sketch of the Life of Mrs Mary Ann Wamsley Pioneer
Mary Ann Collett born September 3 1846 in Nauvoo moved with family to Salt Lake Valley Lehi and Smithfield She married Wamsley May 30 1864 called as pioneer to Bear Lake Valley living in Paris Idaho Survived by eleven children including Esther Carrol Lydia Hubbard Marinda Holfelte Vilate Timothy Maud Box and Mamie Timothy Grandchildren great grandchildren and great great grandchildren She served as midwife for about fifty years and remained active until shortly before her death on Friday November 15 in Price Utah
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann Collett
Nauvoo Harcock County
Hinots
Daniel
Esther Jores Collett
Chirren Tuoalsters
Sho
Salt Lake Valley
Lehi
Boilenfielt
AL Smithfield
Wamsley
Bear Lake Valley
Paris
L. D. Church
Price
Maud Ho
Childdren
Esther Carrol
Maeser
Lydia Hubbard Sanford
Ariz Bir
Marinda Holfelte Maeser
Wim Wameley
Ft Grant Arizona
Vilate
Timothy Roosevelt
Maud Box
Mamie Timothy
Speakers at Sacrament meeting and local notes crowd Sunday
Glines residents share reports of Sacrament speakers Sander D O Jacobsert and Ashel Perry. Community events include a Thanksgiving musical and old people’s dance. Several illnesses, visitors, and travel details mark a lengthy weekly chronicle in the Glines area.
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T Sander D O Jacobsert
Ashel Perry
Sacrament Meeting
Relief Society
Joseph Jenkins
Mram Winward
Ruth Bturgeon
Roosevelt Clarice Hatr
Peerl Johnso
Neola
Helen Erekson and Son
George Bills
George Jenkins and
Local Notes From The Week In The Community
Week's events include Thanksgiving plans with families in sheep camp visits by Mrs. James Marshall and Mrs Al Murray, a shower for Mr and Mrs Hy rum Slaugh, a baby born to Mr and Mrs Stephen Perry, and several weekend travelers to Vernal. Residents share visits, gifts, and snowfall melt along with a turkey shooting contest at Watson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam Winward
Elmo Hardy
James Marshall
al Murray
Lapoint
Bob Jarrell
J P Jensen
Price
Myrtle Adams
Denver
Leatha Me. Kee
J F .Dubois
Canada
Mary Durgess
Hyrum Slaugh
Enid Reid
Peart Abplanalp
Myrtle Frekson
Charles Batty
Mary Burgesses
Jed Luck
Lovell Wardle
Mother
Babe
George Wardle
Zelipha Wellman
Stephen Perry
Wm. Merkley
Terror Pierce
Marlon Hatch
Jim Oaks
Victor Merrel
Robert and
Eugene Clark
Rainbow Ford Welst and Local Family Notes
Local society notes recount Rainbow Ford Welst returning home to Windella with section crew, Mrs Fuller Merrell's return from Verna, Mr and Mrs W Ford's Denver visit, and Homer D Ford accompanying them to Vernal. News also mentions Marvin Brown and Mrs Nelson with newborn baby girl born November 9, plus Mrs Bolse visiting Miss Naomi at Grand Junction and Mamie attending school there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Welst
Windella
Fuller Merrell
Verna
W Ford
Denver
Homer D Ford
Vernal
Harden Melson
Metom
Marvin Brown
Nelson
Brown
Bolse
Naoni
Grand Junction
Mamie
Leroy Swartz
Local Notes From Vernal and Surrounding Areas
Community updates recount visits and gatherings including Anna Morrison and Elizabeth Karren afternoons, Fred Felich reporting five inches of snow, Karren family moving into a new home, and Clark Feltch bringing a team from Blue Mountain. Mumps illness of Helen Grace Murray, Thanksgiving plans with Nina Atwood, Sidney Morrison’s ranch trip, coat making demonstrations, and births.
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Anna Morrison
Elizabeth Karren
Silver Litch
Fred Felich
Caroline LaBeau
Salt Lake City
Victor Karren
Clark Feltch
Blue Mountain
Brre Hraven
Helen Grace Murray
C DB Atwood
Nina
Dry Fork
May Holfeltz
Glines Ward
Sidney Morrison
Brush Creek
Clara Preece
Hugh Snow
Ben Kelly
Milo Snow
Jensen
C B Atwetod
Bud Swett
Jim Swett
Vernal Hospital
Peter Long
William Winn
Mr Long
Olive Bryant
L. Noel
Vernat
Charley Muray
Bryant
Art Corless
Visiters Gather For Thanksgiving Across Utah
Maeser Mr and Mrs W S Ashton and Mrs S M Brown of Los Angeles visit during Thanksgiving. Mr and Mrs Geo Wilson host. Mrs Lloyd Merkley from Jensen visits until after the holidays with her parents John L McConks. LaVon Vernon returns from BYU Provo with Milas Reva Farmer and Edward Colthirp. Van Palmer of Roosevelt joins for Thanksgiving with the Vernon household. Esther Carroll visits Vernal and Spiers family. Mary Ann Wamsley notes Mrs Spiers’ mother Wirs Clara Spiers and others sending regards from Hollywood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W S Ashton
Edward Colthirp
Westminster College
Salt Lake
van Palmer
Roosevelt
Vernon
Fulmers
Esther Carroll
Kenneth Spiers
Vernal
Carroll
Spiers
Clara
Hollywood
Mary Ann Wamsley
Carred
Spierg
Sunday School and Local Farm Notes Near Vernal
Last Sunday dry Sunday school drew good attendance. Lyman Hall and Joe Massey near completion on road work. Mazie Flora Caldwell and Winona Beck home for weekend. Warmer days after snow. Chel Hall visiting relatives. Mrs Walt ill again, cared for by daughter Mrs Sam Rothfe Jr. Alton Deck took high school girls to Vernal. Mrs Elisha Campbell and Merla visited, took Chell Hall home. Caldwell sold a fine blooded cow Sunday night. Clarence Nielsen and Mrs Lyman Hall visited. Farmers busy pig killing. David Caldwell came to Vernal then returned. Steve and Alton Beck back from trapping. Everet Alexander and Cecil Chivers brought lambs to Price for Farm Bureau. Ly man Hall truck in Everet’s possession.
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Lyman Hall
Joe Massey
Mazie
Flora Caldwell
Winona Beck
Chel Hall
Walt
Sam Rothfe, Jr
Alton Deck
Elisha Campbell
Merla
Chell Hall
Caldwell
Clarence Nielsen
David Caldwell
Steve
Alton Beck
Everet Alexander
Cecil Chivers
Lamba
Price
Farm Bureau
Evert
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Doctor of Towns
Fusnleal Services
Leslie Ashton
Colton Brothers
Irvin Caldwell
Duchesne
Harry Dryner
Spring Glenn
Icka
Stones
Roas
Frank Carroll
Kit
Lee Box
Coxa
Betty Curtis
Charles Richens
Woodrow Dean
Charles
Bert Redding
Lawrence Carter
Jag Bolag
Hwa
Ted Harm
Ead Aged
Alpe
le Than Ore Howe
McCel
Ps . Od
Seray
A Bawk
Timken & Ter Beerings
Con Enieat
Festutres
Taset Sen
HAAG
Atanafe
Haag Oro Company
Vernal Lumber Co
Ol Mines
Senloager
Pathfinder
Goodyear
Sea Us
Ashton
Ashley
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