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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1920
Page
5
Mrs. Fred Bingham and Mrs. I. Sander with Mrs. Zina Y. Card of the general board visited the Naples primary last Monday afternoon. Mrs. Card gave an interesting talk to the boys and girls. From there they went to Glines ward to enjoy a watermelon dust prepared by no teachers and pupils for the occasion.
Mia Froughton of Vernal visits parents while local stake conference gathers twenty five attendees. Church Historian Andrew Jensen visits Lapoint. Roosevelt visitors Charley Taylor and Joe E. Marx. Ben Cook and family in Vernal for their boy’s medical care. Elders Armstead Bastian and Marshall speak at Sunday meeting. Dr Stevens offers glasses. Wedding: Lafel Winn and Jessie Philips wed in Vernal. Alfalfa crop near finishing. New baby girl born to Calvin Joergensen. Numerous visits, trainings, and institute events noted across Lapoint, Randlett, and surrounding towns.
Darrell Goodrich travels to Vernal for U A meeting while Algia Brady sub fills in the primary room. Mrs Jane Lyman plans Vernal time for her daughters. Principal Warren Brady and H LeRoy Morrill visit the Vernal fair. several students attend. Clara Bartlett Lorin Ross and Alice Morrill return from Vernal Institute of church workers with reports of practical, broad syllabus.
Jens Jensen works on a ferry boat at Ouray. Mrs. Owen Wall has been quite sick for days. Hilda Snow has registered for a course at Uintah Academy. Hugh Snow has recovered.
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