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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1927
Page
2
The notice records a post office entry in Vernal Utah for a two week visit of Edith Lawrence to Butte Montana and lists Mr and Mrs Georges Robins of Trambow as visitors to Vernal. The item notes annual subscription price and names local residents as guests in the past week.
Mies Alima Cooper and her mother were visiting in Verugo on Friday with an unclear reference to a local henge site in Lapelat.
The brief reports the death of Uinta Dearie, daughter of William Searle, who was reported missing after a transport mishap near Bali Lake City. A clocked time on October 9 is noted with references to local names and a business trip context.
Mra Willem lodakinany and her granddaughter Miss era Huhi Bpemt visit Bat week at the home of Mr and Mrs Joshua Haslem, with Mr Hanks employed by W If Coltharp. The Haslems and family reside at Par dou Podda. Grandma Southam spends summer with daughter Mra William Holmes Janaw at Maccaer and will stay for the winter.
Arthur L. Rice of Philips Congregational Church Salt Lake City will deliver the sermon at Kingsbury Congregational Church near on Sunday October 16 at 1 pm. The event is open to all.
A Kansas City reader explains the value of a yearly subscription to the Fapress newsletter called Youth for Success. The note emphasizes staying connected with home and the impact of the publication on daily life.
F A Gross writes from Tula No Wash ag followa expressing enjoyment of the Fapress over the years. He sends good wishes for the Fapres4 and the Siasin along with the accompanying check.
Salt Lake reporters note Uintah Utah school won first prize at the Utah State Fair for the most artistic yearbook in 1927. Edited by Milas Y Calton with Grant Calder as manager, the school will receive a magnificent prize.
Mire Stulen Haneon of Alamosa Calo, formerly Ving Mareiret Merk ley, left Saturday for her home after a two week visit. She was accompanied by her mother Mrs Kate Werkley and young granddaughter Killen for an extended stay in Molorada city.
Pioneer harbor Willam Winn Vernal announces he will leave for Montana with Clark Woolley to seek health improvements. He disposes of his household effects and departs shortly, promising to pursue business interests in a new locale.
A Cralk Cole correspondent from Cralk outlines a subscription renewal and urges the Fipresg to maintain contact with Vernal and friends there. He expresses hope for Vernal Basin’s future prosperity and notes an urgent need for rail transportation to shape the town’s growth by May 1.
George Albert Smith Aposti and several Relief Society and Primary Association board members will attend the Quake Conference on Saturday, with Community leaders expected to speak and participate in sessions.
Myrtle Dudley and Mary Winder prepared to travel with Thadley De May to Salt Lake City during the past week as he prepares for a mission to the Eastern States.
JC Penney manager Ray Duke will spend the week in Pale Leake City attending the Buyers Convention. Mra James Samuels and Ver Whelten Ey of Price will oversee operations in Duke's absence during the event.
Masset Loung of Murray was noted to have left with her father FP J Young Sr after a period of illness. Friends of Mr Young will be glad to learn he has improved enough to undertake the trip to his home in Murray.
Mr and Mrs Hvan J Lemmon of Deover Colorado visited friends from Saturday until Wednesday morning before returning to their Colorado home. Their Vernal friends expressed happiness at their visit and wished them well.
Alvin Weeks underwent an operation at the hospital on Monday. He is getting along as well as could be expected and his friends hope for his immediate recovery and return to his post at the Weeks barber shop.
In Salt Lake City for a conference a fellow local, Mr Witbeck, has shown steady improvement over the past few weeks and expects to be home in about ten days. He anticipates resuming duties soon and looks forward to reconnecting with colleagues.
President Wallace Calder Ernest Eaton and A G God rich with Sander superintendent of atake Sunday school Mr and Charles Caster Vr and Joseph Jiacking Mrs William Vernon stake president of Relief Society Mr and Mrs Wm I Wallis Bishop and Mrs James Wallis attended the general conference in Balt Tahe City.
Meani Wra Joseph P Hackinn and daughter Mra Tuclle Calder returned Tuesday from Salt Lake City where Calder attended a conference and state fair. Mrs John and Hacking also went to the Hot Springs in Idaho with her husband, joining two weeks ago. Joseph DP Hack ing returned about two weeks ago.
A baby girl arrived Sunday October 2 at the home of Mrs Kate Merkley in Vernal. The mother Mrs Rhoda Morrill and nurse Mrs Loseman Wig Fr Melly Wisg Efsy Powell report the birth. The family are souus people from Vernal and the child came from Iowa after a summer aim to improve her health. A government dairy inspector in Philadelphia was not late.
Mrs T G Alexander entertained Monday evening at their home with a seven thirty birthday dinner. Guests honored Vir Alexander and T M Alexander on their anniversary. The living room featured potted plants. guests sat at small tables and enjoyed a sumptuous dinner. Mary Dav and Jey received the ladies honors and Harmen Bowards the gentlemen’s honors. Wr Atet andes attended with gifts was noted. Mr and Mrs J Weagher also appeared.
Mr and Mrs Henry Herriott hosted a Sunday dinner with guests Mr and Mrs Evan D Lemmon of Denver, Mr and Mrs Walter Barney of Rangely, Mr and Mrs Fred Felich, Mr and Mrs Francis Felich, and Mr and Mrs Oscar Mellen. The event celebrated the marriage of their son Leland Mellen to Miss Lillian Browns of Huntington Itah.
The Ladies Aid met at the home of Mra Joseph Coalbreath on Wrenee day October 6. Mrs Weredish led a missionary program after a brief business session. Several pieces on missionary work in China were read and a few songs sung. The hostess served lunch and the meeting adjourned to meet October 19 with Mrs George W Baere at the Community House.
Mrs All Ainge entertained the Thalia Club on Thursday October 13 at her Jensen home. The gathering included Mrs George W Brese Mrs Charles Jiunt Mrs Charles Watch Mrs Jack Milburn Mrs Jennie Feitech and Mr Tom Warren. Afternoon sewing and club matters followed with an aperg and a delightful luncheon served.
The panel discussed leveling educational opportunities amid tax disparities with seven and twelve mill local levies. The superintendent urged exploring mechanisms within the existing tax system to distribute state funds for equity. Dr N Jensen named permanent chairman and James H Wallig served as secretary. next meeting set for around.
WM Vexanderp hosted a dinner Tuesday evening in honor of T M Alexander with guests including Mr and Mrs Harmon Sowerds, Mr and Mrs N J Meagher, Mr and Mrs Lynn Ashton, and Mrs Jessa Evans. The group enjoyed five hundred after dessert.
Mr and Mrs Fred Akhurat de Hehifull hosted a Sunday evening dinner at their home at 7:30 to compliment Mr and Mrs Kian D Temmon of Penver Cole. The table was artistically arranged with two rows of flowers and Quests included Mrs Williamkhurst and others.
A reader asserts that discussions about deploying large battle planes are misguided. The letter argues against treating air power as a quick fix and urges careful analysis of strategic needs and risks.
Family of Alice expresses gratitude to relatives and friends for flowers tributes and support during illness death and funeral services. Ernest Casf and relatives acknowledge kindness received and extend thanks for condolences.
A mass meeting is set for Monday October 17 at 7 00 p m in the county courthouse to discuss tickets for the community election. Four councilmen a mayor and two others will be nominated. B C Cooper mayor.
A recent reformist preacher proposed that the congregation should count only at the end of sentences, challenging traditional reading pace. The idea emphasizes final punctuation as the cue for reflection, potentially altering worship rhythms and sermon engagement.
A Deseret News report notes a new committee appointed by State Superintendent Dre C N Jensen to study educational funding sharing. Senators Yamilion Gardner and William H Griffin Jr join Rep Gwen Bennion and others from banking, school boards, and farming in a statewide effort to equalize educational opportunities. The group met Monday to discuss the initiative.
At the Nationaal Dental Technicians gathering in Chicago speakers argue perfection is rare in teeth and in people. Names mentioned include Hlarmon Sowars Wr Vi Lyan Ashton and Mr and Mrs W Slen derson with Mrs Jesse Fignag and Mr Clelland and Mrs Wary Dayes associated with the event.
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