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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1936
Page
4
Maeser Ha Lmecebee appears in the report with unclear context and repeated phrasing. The entry notes action involving Maeser and a place or event, suggesting a local matter or notice. No dates or additional identifying details are readable.
Mrs Kermit E Young and Mrs Ralph G Alexander were gracious hostesses at Mrs Youngs home hosting the O T Bridge club Wednesday evening. A two course luncheon followed by bridge gave high honors to Mrs Mattsson and a draw prize to Mrs Auton Hocking.
The listing shows a sequence of dances and events across months, including senior class, airport, district scouters, harvest ball, Halloween, Democratic rally, Imperial dances, student body dances, pheasant hunters, Legion auxiliary, departmental play, Nand Geesters dance, club balls, Thanksgiving dances, Peeuty play, Gold and Green Ball, Christmas Eve and Day dances, New Year’s Eve and Day dances. Names and dates reflect campus social schedule with multiple clubs and student organizations hosting events.
The Salt Lake Tribune reports Utah voters lean Democratic by over two to one in a statewide poll. Dillman leads the GOP field for governor with Peery and Blood close behind. Roosevelt and other national candidates show strong support among respondents. The survey covers 11,503 ballots and will continue until the election Sunday prior.
Tegal Blanks and Promissory Notes are mentioned alongside a sale offer for old papers at the office priced at 25 cents per hundred. The fragment also includes a name J4tt, which appears to be a truncated or misspelled word.
Elders Todd and Bensen Roose velt served as home missionaries at atrament meeting Sunday. Miss Vilate Exund recovered at home from Pleasant Valley where she worked at Excel Johnson’s home. Floyd Bryant visiting family. at Willow Creek he works the steep. Exund and wife with John Stoddard went to Salt Lake for conference and temple work. Lester and Ray Ellsworth toured Salt Lake City, taking Frances for medical care. Oliver Jorgensen, Hay Barney and Ralph Durfee finished molasses on the river and began caneerT up on the beach. High school bus discontinued route to the river for student pickup. Mrs Melvina Jorgensen went to Vernal to stay with her youngest son Melvin and family. Mr and Mrs Ray Kimball business trip to Roosevelt.
The Beret Community Church sermon portrays Jesus as active in social outreach, inviting others rather than waiting for invites, visiting critics in their homes, and balancing solitude with action. The Young People's Society plans a Friday meeting with Mrs. Cora Johnson on Buddhist religion and Harold Robinson on Hinduism.
Deputy Game Warden Flord C. Noel arrested Melvin Toles and Orval Sowards for killing pheasants out of season. They appeared before Justice W. S. Henderson last week, pleaded guilty to the charge, and were fined $25 each. The hunters were not together.
A Uintah High School page lists the recent officer elections across the Girls League and Boys League. Girls candidates include Dora Hall Ardeth Johnson Ila Southam Ann Norgard Vergle Goodrich Enid Manwaring Valeska Sannes. Boys officers named are Donald Noel and Jen Marlon Hall. The Inter national Relations Club and LaMasque Club also announced officers.
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