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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1926
Page
8
Misa Lucy Smith is teaching at Vernal Central School during the absence of Misa Gua Davie. Resident Wallace Calder left last Saturday for Salt Lake City to attend a conference and the state fair.
Mina Norailiman, previously deputy county clerk, is now employed as a typographer at the Ashley Co-op. The move places Norailiman in a new roles within cooperative operations and administrative support.
Shoppers in La Roint visit the town market on Thursday to browse stalls. Vendors offer fresh produce and handmade goods as residents seek weekly staples.
Nett Tuesday marks the 434th anniversary of Christopher Columbus’s discovery of America, observed as a day honoring explorers and Spanish achievements in early navigation.
Mr and Mr Charles S Carter and Meg Lawrence Carter left last Saturday for Salt Lake City to attend conferent and the State fair.
Reed Reas recently returned from I'ravo where he attended the Iky U workshop. he is employed in the County Clerk's office and will resume duties in the county administration.
Mie Delbert Colton arrived Sunday from a two week visit at Myton with her daughter Mrs Clin Young. Harold Caldes returned Wednesday evening after several days in Salt Lake City and was welcomed home by Tex Winder.
Mr C Frank Hedwarde of Vancouver is visiting his sister Mrs Hobbert Witmer and plans to stay about a week. Hedwarde is hosted by the Witmers in town for a short visit and family gathering.
Dick Tiffany, once known for his work at Rowevetale, and companions Suit Flengion and Mrs. You embark on a weekend trip to a conference near Gewirde, traveling with a group rumored to be heading to the State Fair. The trip follows Verna Con'ectiogery chores and relates to fountain reforms.
Fragmentary OCR describes a Belo City event connected to a conference and state officials. Mentions Mr and Mrs and a test of a mother and baby, with references to Rangely and Vernal and a date near March.
Fragmentary text mentions Mea Fatie A fibepard and Mostas with unclear references to treatment, Cole, mitetor, Mauda, and related phrases. No coherent event or identifiable entities to summarize into a factual news item.
A garbled OCR passage mentions Baril Sweeeon Instructor, Calder Motor company, an outing for a cup, Lind returning from Salt Lake City, and an operation on September 21st. The fragmentary text lacks clear actions or outcomes to summarize beyond these entities and events.
Ilne Murle and Mites Ca miele Crandi teacheres at the Uin tih high school spent the Week gnd In Prva Ming Bmart had a tooth extracted while the way alot and re turned. Rickson A Moulton of the Bytyeo pal church filled the pulpit at Roosevelt after Rev W H Fryor weded to Jerome aris Res Winder. They traveled from the northwest to Salt Lake City then Franchce, attending the funeral conference and visiting points of interest before returning home.
Mrs Lamay Samuels of the Ash Ley Co-op attended conferences in Bale Lake City, highlighting cooperative activities and regional交流.
Mr and Mrs W R M Siddoway attended a conference and the State fair in Salt Lake City. M J Bunnell, a University of Provo graduate, was in Vernal on business last Friday. Mayor and Bre 1 C Cooper drove to Salt Lake City Sunday for a few days visit at a conference and the state fair.
We and Alve Stanley Ashton and Mr and Mrs Lynne Ashton left for Bal Lake by Tuesday to attend the State fair and conference.
The Red Front Garage dealers delivered a Reteen truck to J and A Teanion and a touring car to Ciod Boyd. District court will convene next week with Juda Eilag Slansen on the bench, but court will not be held Tuesday due to Columbus Day.
Charles Tucker of the Red Front Gatege traveled to NMvixn on Thursday night to deter a lodge in session there.
Din Hijll, state bee inspector based in Salt Lake City, conducted an internal Friday inspection tour of the basin, visiting locales to assess apiary conditions and potential risks to hives.
Mr sad Mra Fiddworth and J Barber traveled via Vernal on Friday toward Grand June tun Colorado where Barber will be employed for about a month.
Marshal Herman A Miller was summoned to Fort Duchesne and Noose velt on Wednesday due to the death of his brother-in-law Manford Kolb’s son.
George Barker, an employee at LHH Wodard company, was burned in a recent gas explosion at the store and is gradually improving.
Mr and Mrs T Riese of Myton who had been at Fort Duchesne for years have moved to Vernal and will settle there, supplying a Chevrolet legacy at Myton.
Mrs Edith Dracking of Canada has just arrived and travels with her uncle Joseph Hacking and his wife on a short visit. They plan to stay a few days before continuing their trip.
A person and two others departed Price Taeslay in the afternoon heading home to Vernal after spending weeks there while Mr Neal supervised shipments.
A garbled report notes an observed hindered travel event between Vernet and Roosevelt and mentions Goodrich and Shane ap tn, with references to gravel and overnight conditions. The readable fragments imply caution for night travel and potential hazards.
Mr and Mrs Mark Caldwell moved to Roosevelt where Caldwell works for Feobard Reed. Mrs Elizabeth Blankenyup of Salt Lake City is her mother and John Blankenship of Trinidad is her brother visiting on a three year stay. Other relatives from Vernal and Salt Lake City join a week at Fish Lakes.
Duchesne County reports a tax levy reduction this year per the State Board of Equalization review. The auditor’s table compares state and county levies for 1936 and 1937 with figures for State tax, state road, county, and school districts, showing shifts in totals and per-category amounts.
Members of the Pristary necociation of the Vernal Sesend wart were entertained at the home of Mrarnest Eaton Monday. The Hering room featured pertinia blossoms. Each girl worked on a quilt block destined for the Primary Children’s hospital in Galt Lakeet. Fourteen girls attended a dainty luncheon. Mrs Richard Jensen hosted about sixteen guests for dinner with a crystal bowl of asters as the centerpiece.
Leon I Christensen of the United States Land Office at Vernal Utah issues stock raising and homestead applications totaling several thousand acres. Claims include Owen Leslie in Terter Tellier Ogden Utah and John Clyde Hacking Vernal with multiple tracts and ranges. Also noted are social events by local residents including a Twenty Century Club meeting and a hamkercher shower for Mrs Michiel Fowler with attendees from Salt Lake City and nearby towns.
Utah Power and Light employees held a party at the power house on Saturday evening October 21 in honor of Anneth Richardsons birthday and in celebration of Mr and Mrs Dan McNeill recent marriage. A chicken supper was served and guests played bridge. Kenne Richardson won the first prize and J Anderson won the second prize.
State treasury funds show a sharp decline in September as receipts total 367239.60 and expenditures 605034.81 leaving October 1 balance 126759. The report by John Walker State treasurer lists 197817.52 as true revenue with remaining balance from investments and abort tax actions.
A garbled report discusses County Hospital needing funds and equipment upgrades. It mentions a meeting with the Chamber of Mines, a proposed institution, and a committee to explore potential partnerships and paths to start the project.
A lively gathering at Dysch Sapper featured a young guest list with Marian, Nora, Tila Lotte, and Misa Jannie Dodds enjoying a birthday meal. Dancers, toasts, and speeches highlighted the evening, with the honor presented and appreciation shown by attending guests.
County Clerk Wilson Murray issued a marriage license on Oct 0. Hecate and Jesee Arrowamith of Vernal Utah wed by Justice of the Peace Carter. The report lists witnesses and details of parental names, with further notes on Fulker and Seth as entered parties.
The young couple Verret Lareen and Torter Merrett wed in Silt Lateeltv Inst zeek. They plan to return after attending the State fair and conference.
Miss Wallis of Vernal and Mr Jackom of Los Angeles plan to wed after a long courtship. Wallis is described as the daughter of Mr and Mrs Jame. The couple, formerly residents of Vernal, will establish a home in California. Wallis attended Ulntah Academy.
A neighborhood event invites residents to a membership party hosted by Vergel Firat and the Second Ward MIA at Orpheus Hall on Friday Degaber. All locals are welcome to attend.
The Utah State Woolgrowers Association plans its annual convention in Salt Lake City on January 24. A committee will organize a statewide sheep industry exhibit for the state capitol to attract tourists and showcase cedar wool.
The Industry Plans for the annual convention are placed in the hands of President Viarvey WD Candian of Mt Pleasant who serves as vice president, and James A Hooper of Salt Lake as secretary.
The Staky officers list ward visits including Naples, Vernal, and others with names such as Joan Merkley Jessy Haws Myrtle Erekson and Irma Whalley. They announce a Steal Show in November across six newer wards and provide program updates and plans for meetings.
A reader-dense column reports on social gatherings, illnesses, travel, and local work. Entries mention families such as Mrs. Spendlove and Mr. Robe, highway work supervised by Uncle Maine Dudley, and a baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Spendlove, with various visits to relatives in Salt Lake City and Chicago.
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