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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1935
Page
4
William Wallis editor and James Hn Wallis publisher publish a Utah county paper. It shows subscription rates for one year two dollars fifty cents, six months one dollar sixty, and three months one dollar. Includes post office entry and state press association membership.
An editorial argues farm boys enjoy security and steady work unlike urban youths facing job volatility and tax pressures. It cites farm income stability, the Future Farmers of America, and Maryland’s encampment as evidence that agriculture offers solid opportunities unavailable to city counterparts in uncertain times.
Jensen and Augustus Smith were injured when their horse fell while they tried to head other horses at the Paulson ranch Sunday. Injuries to head and side reported as artivngs at Vernal hospital. Mrs George Vincent and a child visited Vernal home of Mrs S J Schofield last week.
Monday evening Amasa Caldwell Bishop Iran Gardner Lloyd Merkley Wert Case Wallace Afoon and Frank Wellman traveled to Provo for attendance at a Boy Scout training school. Miss LaVern Uumpherys Ezra Stewart and Mrs Andrew Murray joined the return trip. Tuesday updates note appendicitis surgery for Mrs Murray in Vernal and Jean Robinson's recovery from a tooth infection. Wills Bourdette shows improvement after medical care for a hand infection.
Mrs Nancy Naylor and daughters from Gusher visited Mrs Frank Peterson on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Joe Snyder and family and Mrs Mattie Allen of Whiterocks spent Wednesday with relatives here. A Montz reservoir worker fractured a foot on Monday and was taken to Roosevelt for treatment. Mr and Mrs Jack Gleaton of Roosevelt spent Tuesday evening visiting locals.
Glines Elmer Dell and son visited Werb Bell home last Sunday. Curtis relatives traveled to Salt Lake for Martins mother and the state fair, returning Monday. Daughters of the Utah Pioneers met at Mrs Reid home Friday with a Perry Tenney lesson, Reid siblings vocal and reading parts. Jarrells went to West Virginia for two months, Jenkinses attended Salt Lake conference, Perry and Hatch attended stake MIA meeting with Hatch to conduct the senior class.
The Tee Tilve girls gathered Friday afternoon at Violet Richens home for a social meeting.
Local notes cover Miss Truby Justinson’s sudden teaching break with Mrs Elsie Palmer taking over, multiple residents at Salt Lake conference, Relief Society opening social, and various visits to Vernal, Salt Lake, and Salt Lake events. Community members include Luther Gale, Mark Cook, Stella Richards Tavell Manwaring, George Hemstock, Edgar Barker, and others.
A Sunday evening Era MIA program directed by Mrs Golden Winn and Gary Stoker featured Annie Stoker and a trio Erma Caldwell Lela Bigelow Velma Hullinger with Otto Stoker as narrator. Helena Wilson sang, Don Washburn played banjo with Barbara Rasmus. A large crowd attended Miss Nida Golding and Mrs Vera.
Miss Fiva Angus of Rock Springs spent the weekend visiting local home folks. She toured the town, shared meals, and exchanged greetings with neighbors and friends.
Mr and Mrs Harold Workman and family from Carbonero Colorado visited relatives. Charley Laugh and wife welcomed a baby boy born Oct 6. Mrs Slaugh is cared for at her mother Mrs John Postma's Verna home. Henry Workman family from Manila returned home after a few days with Leland Workman. One family left Oct 7 for Salt Lake City to work in the LDS temple. Cisir Southam and family of Vernal are settling in Davis as Mr Southam starts driving the school bus.
Willow Creek couple Bey and Mrs Jane Cook with Miss Leona Richens and Werren Kempton from Vernal visited the Cook ranch on October 2 returning to Vernal Wednesday. Mrs Barney Flynn returned from out of town. Lee Larson, son of Alice Larson of Hill Creek, was crowned in a ditch on the AMS Myron ranch on Hill Creek at sunset October 4. Mrs Larson, a schoolteacher, lost her husband who was struck by lightning about two years ago. Burial was at Bon-know. A L Johnson returned from Vernal Sunday after a week visiting wife and daughters. Harold Florence went to WilCreek Sunday to help raise for cattle.
The closing session featured elder Reed Smoot and President Rodger Clauson among others urging members to align actions with Church teachings. The crowd praised the church leaders and the conference ended with a call for faithful adherence to temporal and spiritual duties.
No Gay EU is quoted on declines in morale as an elderly speaker laments rising living costs and recurring bills for home maintenance materials like paint shingles and construction work while discussing family life.
The Kingsbury congregation holds a church school session at 1000 am and a morning worship with sermon at 1100 am on Sunday.
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