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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1927
Page
7
From Our Correspondents a farewell party for De Mary Dudley at Jensen on Tuesday evening and a party for her mission to the Eastern catalog. Many local residents attend dances and talks. Ques of theft and repairs are noted at the Maeser home.
Lodge gatherings set Sunday and Tuesday with MIA and relief society reports. Attended by Bishop J. Uysch Wing and Mrs. Teeples for health, travel to Batt Lake City, and a stomach tumor operation planned for Mrs. Teeples. Children with chicken pox at school. newborns noted. visiting relatives from St Paul and Los Angeles. local travel and canal interests discussed.
Congressman Don Colton and Al Nord visited Manila to address farmers and stockmen on forest grazing land and public domain. The community mourns Malburn Bullock of Lonetree Wyoming, who died of heart trouble en route to Green River for care, leaving a wife and seven children. A missionary farewell for Heber hasse was held in Manila. Ward conferences in Manila and Vernal drew large crowds as the stake presidency attended. Ailing Charles A. Terry Sr is gravely ill in Provo, prompting his three daughters to travel there. Lambs are being moved to the railroad, with many senders listed including Smith, Bennion, Scoffield, Nebeker Bros, Collett Bros, Kern, Bullock Bros, John A. Anderson, and Henry Heber.
The article records a student president A W Norton and officers with Fred Clegg as vice president and Pearl Harrison as secretary treasurer. It notes choir performances under Grant Morrill, piano solos by Misa Peart Harrison and Grant Morrill, readings by Beatrice Twitchell, and a vocal solo by Mids Lyuian. Social gatherings at the Jarrell home follow a busy week with visitors from Vernal and Ouray Valley, several local families, and school activities including a Mutual gathering and a genealogy lesson at Fteller society.
The community resumes Saturday dances and shows with the LaRose Orchestra providing music. Rey Talbot teaches during Miss Zager’s absence as she accompanies her mother to Salt Lake for medical care. Martin Moosman returns from Idaho after three months of work. John Moosman renovates a room addition on his Ron plate bungalow. Lamb owners begin shipping to Watson. Earl Moosman and Tri aeta travelers join a farewell for Ambrose Potter bound for Manila Utah.
Naples leaders A G Goodrich Glenn Lybbert and Lucile Merrell traveled Thursday to Salt Lake City for a conference. Mrs Chattes Pleres returned from visiting family. Miner activity noted at Rainbow mine and a temporary mine closure due to John Mc Andrews's death.
Gilbert Smuth and family and Alonzo Atwood return from Craig Cola. Edward Watkins Jr. heads to Salt Lake City and plans a mission to the South. George Johnson and wife welcome a baby girl born October 7. Ed Watkins honored at a chicken dinner before his LD 8S mission. Mrs Rose Odim cares for her mother in Vernal. Nellie Postma returns to work after illness. Florence Case of Jensen visited. The Greenhows move from the creek and Liz Greenhow is ill. Wilda Slaugh helps at the house. Eric Cramer from Warvi*. Our Mutual reorganized.
Henry Slaugh is president of the Young Men and Mrs Katie Slaugh leads the Young Ladies. Harold Workman and George Southam serve as counsellors to Henry Slaugh in the YM IA.
A A Anderson of the Pacific Coast Building and Loan Association urges nationwide use of newspaper advertising as the most effective and economical way to reach the public. He calls for a fund of at least 1,000,000 for a campaign and notes newspapers reliably reach the community and are read by citizens with buying power.
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