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Newspaper

Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1922

Page

3

Local Society Holds Annual Meeting and Social Events

The Naples Ward Society met Sunday afternoon with officers noting the absence of a stake representative. Speakers William Richardson Charles C. Welst and Joseph H. Gardiner discussed genealogical work. Norma Hullinger hosted a girls party Friday night. George J. Goodrich returned from Cedarview with his daughter Laura. Mr and Mrs Robert Duvall moved into the former Harrison home. Arthur Harrison and wife go to Brush Creek for winter mining. Mrs Etta Burroughs arrived from Wyoming to visit her mother Mrs Linn Allred. The Sacrament meeting time changed to 2 pm Sunday. Frank E. Bourdette Dave Karren and George McKee returned from Wamaster Wyoming where they shipped their cattle.

Cenos Logical Society Wiliam Richardson Charles C. Welst Joseph H. Gardiner Lewis Gardiner Norma Hullinger George J. Goodrich Cedarview Laura Robert Duvall William Harrison Familly Arthur Harrison Brush Creek Harrison Etta Burroughs Wyoming Linn Allred Alfred Mra Burroughs Naples Jinaid Kamas Frank E. Bourdette Dave Karren George McKee Wamastter

Local notes mix talk, visits, and family news

Sunday evening Jacob Lybbert gave a Mutual talk on Alma in Life and Ethel McConkie told a story. B O Colton returned from Salt Lake City and Provo with Karl Sowards. Lawrence Roper, eight, fell from a ladder and broke his left arm. Mrs Esther Carroll helped with housekeeping for Walter M. McCoy. Thursday afternoon Mrs Frank Smith hosted dinner for Aunt Maggie McKeenzie, with several neighbors attending. Mrs McKenzie heads to Salt Lake City with William Witbeck. Mrs Wm Nudge and Mrs Mary Long traveled to Horton Duchesne for Mrs Fred Dickson’s funeral. Mrs Fred Ackhurst staying in Vernal with Li W Woodard, who has been ill. M E Oaks took Miss Erma Smoot to Roosevelt. Ivan Murray improves after pneumonia. Little Neta Blackburn, daughter of Persy and Mrs Blackburn, improves from a prior arm injury. Hang Hansen returns from Salt Lake City after attending the state fair. Mr and Mrs Wells Ashby welcomed a baby girl born October 33. mother and baby good. Mrs Bert Stugeholm learned Lois Vernon, a November bride, is well known in Maeser. Chautauqua season tickets sold. many in Maeser enjoying performances. Sim Ross returned from Diamond Mountain.

Jacob Lybbert Mutual Ethel McConkie B. O Colton Salt Lake City Provo Karl Walter M. McCoy Frank Smith Maggie McKeenzie Mra R. C. Fuller Wm. Preece Nephi Preece Ernest Eaton L. L Colton Seon Christensen Seon Christensen, Mra McKenzie Left Friday For Her Home In Salt Lake City William Witbeck Wm Nudge Mary Long Hort. Duchesne Fred Dickson Fred Ackhurst Vernal Woodard M. E. Oaks Erma Smoot Roosevvelt Mohdaya Ivan” Murray Neta Blackuirnt Mrvv Persy Blackburn Hang Hansen Wells Ashby Bake Bert Stugehom Weston Vernon Logan Lois Miss Vernon Mae Ser

Deserted ward as workers head to Naples mine

Bishop Fuller Remington returns home for his family who will winter at the mine. About twenty Naples workers plus others expected at the Watson area. New ward house walks boost appearance. Bluebell pupils join Naples ninth grade. Porter Merrell attends Uintah Academy. MI A meeting shared, baby boy born to Marlda Haws on September 26. George Goodrich and Harvey Hullinger visit from Bennett for fair.

Bishop Fuller Remington Remington Naples Watson Ward Willian Merrell, Jr Bluebell Porter Merrell Uintah Academy A. G. Goodrich M I. A Marlda Haws George Goodrich Sunfper Springs Harvey Hullinges Bennett W &. Hullinger Arl Mulling

Jensen Community Notes and Local Visits Highlight Week

A Jensen page records numerous visits and events, including Mrs Nile Hughe and Miss Smoot aiding the Woman's Democratic club, seven pupils starting at Lone Treg school with Mrs Earl Douglass as teacher, and various residents traveling to Salt Lake City or visiting relatives. Other items include a quarry excursion, duck hunting, and social visits among Jensen residents and neighbors in Vernal Lapoint Bluemountain and nearby areas.

Nile Hughe Smoot Jensen Woman's Democratic Organization Lone Treg Diosaur Quarry Earl Douglass H. S&s. Olsen Dino- Baur Andrew Murray Salt Lake City May Dudiey Jansen Post Office Ada Kelley Vernal B. P. Kelley Verda Stewart Ja and Rose Hyrygi Meeks Oljie Sprayberry Bluemountain M. B. Johnson Lapoint Rosé Preena Wisconsin Alfred Ainge Ig Thomas W. O'’Donnell Charles Neal L. H. Allan Wm. Collyer Milo Snow Ed. Lewis Ranch T. G. “Alexander Harold Apert Supshine Ranch Rose Boudette Shera Douglas Chew

Local notes from the community column and travels

A sprawling patchwork of births travels and everyday events gathers in this column. It records a baby born October 6 to Mr and Mrs Merce Alger, family trips to Salt Lake City, a threshing accident, neighbors leaving for Kansas City, and residents visiting relatives in Ogden and Park City.

Community notes show locals and travel moves

Gubher Mrs A Z Saucer, a public health nurse from Oregon staying with the Naylors, left for Salt Lake City. J G Pepard Seed employees hosted a dinner and dance at the Naylor hotel. Arthur Underwood returned after three weeks in Grand Junction. Albert Curtis visited his niece Mrs Mary Sargent of Farm Creek. Mrs Carl G Proce and children moved to the Knudson house. Wondershot Preston Davis and James Ashbiugh left for Price seeking work. J K Bullock and family of Vernal spent Sunday with the Arnold family. Mrs M Domgnard hosted a birthday dinner for Ivan Domgaard. President B G Colton and Mrs Colton left for Salt Lake City to attend conference for a week. Death of Mrs Fred Dickson mourned by the community.

Miss Weston Aurse Oregon Naylor’s Salt Lake City J. G. Pep Pard Seed Company Naylor Hotel Arthur Underwood Grand Junction Albert Curtis Mary Sargent Farm Creek Carl G. Proce Mra Fred Dickson Dickson

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