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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1935
Page
4
A Colorado visitor recalls the Indian fair describing Ute and Navajo crafts, beadwork, and blanket weaving, noting games and races ran on schedule. The account highlights aging chiefs, sign language, and a view of the old West fading into modern times.
The American Red Cross will collect funds to aid the Ethiopian Red Cross amid East Africa hostilities. It will not send personnel and only financial contributions are accepted, designated for Ethiopian relief through national or Pacific offices.
County Clerk Frank L. Noel lists tax adjustments approved by the board in May July and September. Names include Rose Hoenberg Mir¢ Filizube t York Amy C Jenkins Jesse Labrum Darden Dodd and Lely Colton with reductions, cancellations, and interest penalties noted. A sacrament meeting program and musical performances are announced for Sunday.
A reader from Santa Ana California thanks the Vernal Express for keeping them informed away from home. Elder J Reed Gardiner writes of pride in Uintah Basin and Vernal Utah, praising the paper and noting district president Frank R Walker, a Vernal native, shares warm discussions about the publication.
At a Naples Sunday sacrament meeting Alva Duvall led the first talk with Bishop Byron Goodrich. Speakers included LaVell Manwar ing and A Q Goodrich on conference trips. Several locals head to Idaho for work and others visit Salt Lake City Provo and Price. A farewell party for Frank Gardiner and Wendell Johnson marked missions to the Southern and Western states with a large turnout from Vernal.
Mrs W J Clark of Davie ward spent a week with her daughter Miss Etta Alexander and returned home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Charles Kendall moved into the Hodgkin residence in Lowell. Mrs Kendall was formerly Miss Wilma Hodgkinson, with Arthur Roper who has been at the CCO camp at Henrysville Utah.
Bonner Alexander recently left for a CCC camp at Fort Douglas to enroll. A baby boy arrived to Mr and Mrs Alfred Winn of Park City. Various ward residents and visitors are named with social, church, and school activities including the Meiler Society opening social and era drive reports.
Miss Andre Allen left for southern Utah to visit. Mr and Mrs Curtis Ashby and Mrs Ashby’s father Mr Clark traveled to West Virginia to stay with relatives. Mrs John Hodgkinson cares for the Ashby children. The Swann baby improves after illness. Miss Theda Dean of Salt Lake visiting grandmother Mrs Maud Carpenter. Mrs Lawrence Burton and two sons left for the CCG camp at Manila for the winter, with Mr Burton, a camp blacksmith.
A farewell party was held in the Amusement hall on Wednesday evening for Evans Smith and Mark Stringham amid a large crowd. The young men depart this week for the Mission Hone before heading to missions in Texas and the Eastern States.
District Scout Officers directed at meeting here with details of leaders including Martin W Curtis chairman Gilinea ward troop committee Carl G Davis Vernal First ward troop committeeman A Theodore Johnson chairman Vernal Second ward troop committee Wallace Calder district committeeman Vernless L Olsen examiner in wood carving.
J Ferron Hacking serves as chairman of the troop committee with Charles B. Lewis as scoutmaster. Vern Second Ward and Lambert are identified as scouters with Carter as district secretary.
A remedy from Ver nal Drug Co claims to banish dull headaches after one dose Ade lerika cleanses toxins from both upper and lower bowels ending bad sleep and nervousness for users.
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