Hanly Correspondence Requested From Far Corrs
The notice urges correspondents to mail or bring their letters by Tuesday. It notes distant correspondents are generally more prompt than those in nearby communities.
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1923
Page
3
The notice urges correspondents to mail or bring their letters by Tuesday. It notes distant correspondents are generally more prompt than those in nearby communities.
Mr and Mrs Hyrum Smith visited from the mines with Mrs Smuth staying to send children to school while he returned. Stella Atwood aged two is ill with bronchial pneumonia but improving. A four pound baby girl to Alvin and Mrs Smuin born Oct 9 but lived only a few hours. Mrs Edward Watkins Jr visiting Pleasant Grove. Gordon Smuin visited Vernal, Eva Burke works for Elmer Lind, Larsen gave Sunday school talks. Dolph Coll moved to town for the interim. Local exhibits and club work noted.
A reflective piece warns that unknowns gnaw at minds and that curiosity can tempt trouble. It argues an ungovernable temper never yields good outcomes, always releasing the worst in a person. The tone is cautionary, underscoring self-control as the remedy.
Margaret Roberts daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Roberts and Grant Powell of Price were married September 29 at Varnal by Bishop T G Gardner of South Panguitch ward. The couple will live in Price. Community wishes them a long happy marriage.
Sunday evening Rev Mr Howes led services in Fort Duchesne. Mrs Jasper Eliott reported arrival at Shiprock New Braxieoy fine. Supt Gross and Litster visited the government coal mine for new entrance per State Mine Inspector. Government employees hosted a reception for Supt Gross and wife with Virginia creeper decor and autumn flowers. An evening Travel game, prizes won by Mrs Clela Brennan and George Eliott, 28 tables arranged for a cozy setting. Road work and improvements around Fort and Todfan office noted. School progress under W T Rice. many Indians and others attending Salt Lake City state fair. Parent Teachers Association to elect officers. Electric storm damaged local lighting transformers briefly. Latter Day Sanita held services with J R Wiscomb presiding. Kipling reading by Mrs Hickman. song “Hind Words Can Never Die” enjoyed by 75 attendees.
Mr and Mrs R L Marimon Miss Rosa Cambfield and Johnny were callers at Myton Sunday Community singing was held at Dr Myers residence Friday evening A very nice program was enjoyed by all Bruce Maxwell was leader The next sing will be Tuesday evening October 16 The Ladies club met at Mrs Fy and Marimon s Thursday afternoon
Mrs. Marimon is elected president and Mrs. John Murray secretary of the Whiterocks club. Supt F A Gross honored at a Ft Du Chesne reception. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Frank Davis and many locals. Mrs kh L Marimon named superintendent. Miss Ethel Allen secretary treasurer. Sunday school to meet at 10 20 A M in district school.
William Vernon Maeser and family returned from Salt Lake City for conference and the state fair. Charlea McConkie and relatives left for Salt Lake City to attend the fair and conference, while Annie Smith arrived back from Ogden visiting her sister. A. B. Thomas and Mrs. Thomas stay with her parents George Hislop as bad weather limits attendance at a school event.
Many residents of the Naples ward earned ribbon prizes at the local fair. Notably, the families of Bf. Iverson and A. M. Goodrich each received eleven ribbons, reflecting strong community participation and success at the event.
The Naples Lamb club and Dea Lavare Manwaring won pure bred Rambouillet rams awarded by John N Davis. In other news, newlyweds Mr and Mrs Lorin Anderson spent winter in Rain bow mile, while James Karren returned from Bunnyside Utah to visit family. A missing child case near Vernal was resolved hours later, found with relatives. Mrs Marion Manwaring stays with Fred Bingham in Vernal to help care for Mrs Bing ham and the baby. Two baby girls blessed at Sacrament meeting belong to George Martin and Frank All red.
Dr Earl Douglass arrived from new fossil fields while Anna Snow recovers from neuralgia. Snow family and friends from Lone Tree Wyoming Standardville Utah Meeker Colorado travel to Jensen area for cattle trade, schooling plans, and family gatherings. Page notes include a bundle shower for William Hasdem and a Provo visit by Bernard Gardner after a flag pole accident.
Alberta Slaugh attended by her son Ivan who has blood poisoning in his hand returned to Maeser with Hans Hansen and mother Mrs Luella Hatch for the last day of the fair in Vernal Evan Beck returns to Mount Pleasant Utah after six months employment here
Jael Goodrich and Roxon Roberts from Naplen work at the mine while Auntie Abbott visits with her son Lyman Thompson and family en route to California. Mr and Mrs Laron Anderson host a lively reception. Mrs Ford’s piano arrived and was installed in the Amusement ball. A dentist may pull a tooth but succeeds only when extracting a foe.
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