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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1925
Page
15
The Jensen home community reports floods after a rainstorm near the church house. Water rose from Ashley Creek and Green River to flood homes and streets, while community members attend meetings and discuss local events and harvests.
Local notes report an 8 year old Anglo Hennis underwent appendicitis operation at Roosevelt last Friday and is recovering. Several residents, including Miss Zola Keene and Ethridge Litster, have travel or work updates in Salt Lake City and Duchesne area. Dr J C Moyers returns to Duchesne City with daughter Ressita remaining in Spokane. The week also mentions visitors Rev Howes of Randlett and Arthur Thompson heading to New York. Springlike weather returns while threshing delays persist amid rain and a jack Edwards machine at Frank Hennis place idle for 15 days.
The report lists attendees to the State faire and conference including J P Hudge Campbell Litster and Jona Ethridge. Mil to n alere improved after hospital treatment. Local residents Joseph Walker and Wheeler family connected to hospital work. Nurses Miss Dinsmore and her mother reside near the Winder apartment. Principal Lloyd Panter and teacher Elva Griffis guide a growing school. Naples notes cover Olsen Manwaring Nielsen returning from Brush Creek, storms halting phosphate work, Richens moving to a new home built by James Shaffer, Angus Merrell buying the A A Haws farm, Archies Rooks renting, a tragic eye injury to Lewis Haws, Bishop Byron Goodrich and Albert G Goodrich returning from Salt Lake City, and Chevrolet gift. John L McConkle served as home Missionary. George Powell brought his ill daughter LaMar from Bluebell to Naples, and Mutuals began the year with strong attendance. Michael Nash and Joe Nash returned from Wyoming with a sheep herd. Isabr and Sander visited Naples school for Columbus Day talks.
Ashley F L Neel buys five hundred sheep from Andy Karren while Bishop Karl Preece and family abandon a home sold by James Winn due to flood damage. Preece relocates to Maeser and serves as principal. Marlon Westover attends court as juror. Twelve year old Billy Karren narrowly survives a plunge into Ashley Creek. The season’s floods devastate crops and homes, isolating residents. David Timothy travels to Lapoint on business. The county sheriff Lafe Richardson’s infant son is buried after short services at home. Andy Gibson also buries their infant child.
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