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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1927
Page
2
The fragment notes a roster item referencing William Th Wallis as manager for the Annual Express JAMLS UW WATTIS project, with actor involvement indicated by a listing for aktor.
An item notes a second class mail matter at Vernal post office under an 1879 act. Mrs Hannah Datkey returned from Salt Lake City. Attorney Ray Dillman and Mes Ray Dillman visited Vernal. Marten IC Shatterlef traveled to Salt Lake City for Christmas goods. John Jatsoe bought four Special Sixash Sedans from Vernal Auto. Rivera Hullinger of Rangely Cole visited Vernal Tuesday.
Miss Florence Weeks arrived Monday evening from Salt Lake City after a two week visit with friends and relatives.
Ellen Tong departed Wednesday morning for Belt Lake City to visit relatives and friends. She plans four short visits during the trip and will return home soon.
Mr and Mrs Charles NeVolly returned Thursday from East Lake City after a short visit with friends.
Mrs Fos Rennion departed Wednesday for Spaimerville to spend the winter with her parents after a brief departure from her home town.
George Wareing of Galt Lake City Clarence Wareing of Brooklyn NY and Carl Sowards left for Greendale Wyoming Wednesday on a deer hunting trip.
Misa Charlotte Corless daughter of Arthur Corleag of Vernal married Owen Edward McCarrett of Vernal on October 7. The ceremony links two Vernal families in a local wedding note.
Mr and Mrs Billy Merkley died as guests for the weekend Moron Gerber and Mr and Mrs Wendel Gerber of Lapoint were visiting for the stake conference.
The Frpress reports an invitation to attend a dinner hosted by the executive committee of the BIC at the Naylor Hotel in Gusher on Friday evening.
A relief society conference will be held Sunday evening at 7 36 o clock. A large attendance is desired and the ladies will furnish splendid musical numbers.
Misa Eva Rasmussen daughter of Mr and Mrs Jacob Stasmus of Lapoint wed John Neet Tabcock of Hoosevelt in a Salt Lake City temple ceremony on September 33.
Miss Elva Moss attended a dinner Saturday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Filla Merkley as a guest after serving as a general representative at the stake conference.
After seven weeks of illness Mire Myrtle Kemston has shown wonderful recovery progress in recent days. Her many friends hope she will regain her health and be herself again soon.
In honor of the M men ot Ver nat First ward the Gleaner Girls held a Thursday evening party October 13. Forty guests including officers and teachers enjoyed games and dancing followed by a dainty luncheon.
J Arthur Meckim and J U in rey of the Utah fish and game department visited with a fish planting truck. They planted Rainbow fingerling trout from the Whiterocks hatchery north of Vernal, totaling over 40 quarts. They plan to return around November 1 to complete the planting, aiming for about 530 quarts more. The fish average around 300 to 469 per quart.
A fragment notes Mary O Neil attended dinner as a guest at an event labeled Mr e Im Hoss on Monday. The garbled OCR yields limited detail and no additional names or locations.
Unclear OCR fragment notes Earl Marshall spending weekend at Keith Roy James GO Whin home. Text is garbled with stray words and no clear events or dates.
Bhbap T J Caldwell has taken his daughter to Salt Lake City for medical attention. officials think she will need an operation.
Mr and Mrs Clegg and Mr and Mrs van Stoeg were guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Sim Ross on Sunday. Mr Clegg is principal of the Lapoint school.
Mrs George Hobtaon and her two daughters Dorothy and Elaine of Salt Lake City visit with their parents Mr and Mrs James Wallis in Los Angeles. Jack Bon, formerly Ming Pearl Wallis, also visiting.
The 78 year old Mire Vary, wife of Harry Van Tussel of Vernal, is very ill but improving with care from family. She previously did all house chores, milking, and ongoing tasks until two years ago.
Mr and Mrs Stim Roga entertain four guests at a turkey dinner paying tribute to Mrs May Wellman Mrs Amy Palmer of Salt Lake City and Mr and Mrs Logan Gilbert of Gilbert Nevada. The town of Gilbert is named after the Gilbert brothers who discovered the local mines.
Bishop Merk Mo Batty and Mre Batty returned to Wallsburg Utah after a pleasant visit with old friends and family. Their hosts, Bishop Haity and his good wife, are cherished by all who know them, and they look forward to a spring return.
The Ashlay valley sheepmen shipped lambs in the past week to Dragon and nearby buyers including Witbeck Speirs of Preas NJ Meagher Ben nion Bros How Woolley Sam Katch and Hatch Bros. Average lamb weight exceeded seventy pounds and all stock were in prime condition.
Mrs Enog Hennlon travels Monday to Fort Mduchaeane accompanied by Wind Sadla Alexander. They are joined by WY T Rice who accompanies them to Prova. At Prova, Miss Alexander plans a visit with Miles Beulah Freestone. Hinnlon later heads to Springville to stay with parents and relatives.
Misa Helen Pickup daughter of Ray Pickup and Clinton Harolt Breckson son of Mr and Mrs Haller Breckson left Tuesday morning for Salt Lake City to marry in the Salt Lake Temple. After the ceremony the couple will visit Tava Hot Springs and Breckson’s father.
Alton J Vernon writes from Missouri about a recent devastating tornado that struck Et Tours. The disaster left 671 injured, destroyed 6 square miles, caused 100 million dollars in damage, and wrecked 5060 buildings. Vernon left for his mission last December and mentions how he enjoys reading the papers.
Mr and Mrs Witbeck return to Salt Lake City after eight weeks apart. Mrs Duncan nursing the patient throughout, as townsfolk offer prayers for his health. Vernal officials visited and praised local medical progress. Dr Blanson lauded as a progressive Provo major who opposes a third term for office.
Mr and Mrs Byron Thomas and Mr and Mrs Walter Barney left on Wednesday morning for a deer hunt. The Red Front Garage installed an extra Texaco gasoline pump and dispenser. The John W Pope Garage added a new gasoline pump of the latest design. The Texaco Service Station owned by George Barker was leased to Herron and Ytatlit. Raymond and Avatin White, Bual Johnson and Howard Harrison also departed for a deer hunt.
Garth Cahoon, son of Mr and Mrs George Cahoon, has improved after four weeks of illness and can go outdoors briefly daily. Miss Sadie Alexander leaves Wednesday for Provo to visit until Sunday with Miss Beulah Freestone. Mrs Fred Bingham hosted a well appointed dinner party Saturday evening at her home with guests including Mrs Bernie of Salt Lake City, Mrs Joseph Hacking, Mr and Mrs LaMar Bird, Mrs Herbert Snyder, Mrs Howard Weelley, Mrs W Henderson, Miss Beatrice Stringham, and the guest of honor.
De E Frenchs Rita Cooper Sewell Mansey George Massey Fred Wall and Herbert Snyder left Wednesday to do deer hunting.
Mrs Glen Bennion left Tuesday morning for Provo to visit with her mother Mrs Ages I Crandall.
Misa Margaret Ratliff traveled with Mrs JoH Rathif Jett on Wednesday morning to Salt Lake City for a brief visit. The trip appears to be a personal excursion with no official business involved.
Mr and Mrs E J Youne and Dr Vira F Gleaton with their young daughter Peggy Lou traveled to Roosevelt on a business trip Tuesday. The outing included a short visit to local shops and meetings with regional colleagues.
A marriage license was issued on October 10 1010 for Misa Kate Steele daughter of Joeth Steele of Rangely and Cole Aled Gu Rector Duncan of Tooele.
Dr M G Campbell proprietor announces an opening dance at the Victoryark resort by request of patrons to be held on October 29. Aimed at welcoming guests and showcasing resort amenities.
The Ladies Auxiliary will hold its regular monthly meeting next Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock at Uintah State Bank.
Mr and Mrs J A Cheney arrived home Wednesday evening from a hurried trip to Salt Lake City. Cheney reports the Strawberry Road in good condition though a little rough.
Ve Nottingham and family of Rangely occupy the home of Mr and Mrs Burton as the Hortons leave for California for the winter. Mr Nottingham is an employee at the Rangely oil titution.
The Snyder Service Station, leased by Ran Ashton and Howard Woolley, will receive several improvements. Howard Woolley, former lessee, will manage the Baath agency for Oldsmobile. A call from Dr HG Merrill and Dr Wool Oaks of Provo arrived after their deer hunting trip, with hopes for success in Vernal.
The Business and Professional Wo mang Club of Vernal held its regular monthly dinner at the Commercial Hotel on Monday evening October 17. Members then visited Annie Smith’s home for a musical evening. An annual Chrysanthemum day show is planned for October 29, with chrysanthemums brought to the Commercial Hotel for display by the committee. Awards will be given. The club also published a 1927 28 year hind book detailing the program and information.
Mrs Sidney McCarrell entertained guests at her home Wednesday evening for Ora’s fourteenth birthday. Friends attended, enjoyed entertaining games, and refreshments were served as Ora received many lovely gifts.
Camp Fire girls with leader Mrs E A Manker enjoyed a delightful Monday afternoon picnic in balmy autumn weather. A lesson work session was conducted and the group relaxed with refreshments.
Mrs E J Winder hosted a birthday party for her daughter Ada aged twelve at her home on Thursday October 12. Fourteen school friends were invited for a lively celebration.
The event featured games supervised by Miss Mary Windsor with dainty refreshments served. The honor guest was presented with roma lovely gifts.
Mrs Nile Hughes hosted a Wednesday afternoon bridge party at her home honoring Mrs Edward Nuss. The yellow chrysanthemums adorned the living rooms as four low tables carried out the game with high honors to Mrs William Collyer and consolation to Mrs Thomas Johnston. A two course luncheon followed with embroidered cloths and a delicious meal. Guests included Mrs Edward Nuss, Mrs J M Francke, Mrs Leslie Ashton, Mrs Rae Ashton, Mrs Robert L Johnston, Mrs William Collyer, Mrs Thomas Johnston, Mrs Lloyd Shimmin, Mrs Taylor McClelland, Mrs Mary Davies, Mrs Wallace Hicks, Mrs Jesse Evans, Myra Roy Coupe, Mrs Leo P Christensen, and Mrs T G Alexander.
Mrs Nellie Merkley and her son Glyde visited from Lapoint to attend a conference on Saturday and Sunday and stayed at the home of Mr and Mrs W Henderson with Mr and Mrs Elbert Smith.
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