Vernal Post Office Records Second Class Matter Note
A notation shows the item entered at Vernal Utah post office as second class matter under the act of Congress of March.
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1925
Page
6
A notation shows the item entered at Vernal Utah post office as second class matter under the act of Congress of March.
W J Kritsas a sheepman of Wat on visited Vernal over Sunday. E H Bryson of Rangely spent the weekend in Vernal. W A Hanna of American Folk was in Vernal earlier this week. John W Pope of the Pope Garage covered a Roosevelt trip on Saturday for business.
Mr and Mrs W T Rice of Fort Duchesne were in Vernal Saturday shopping Kermit Young returned Monday from a visit in Salt Lake City Lois Martin is employed as a stenographer at the J G Peppard Seed company office Attorney Thomas W O Donnell was in Duchesne this week attending district court sessions Mr Ford a government employee of Ft Duchesne was fined on Sunday T T Johnson improved his home with a brick garage
The John W. Davis home was reshingled and Miss Elva Eaton left Wednesday for Salt Lake City to attend a teachers institute for a few days. Sir Daniela and Mrs. Emmons visited Vernal on Sunday. Mr. Daniels is noted as a breeder of purebred sheep.
Mrs William Hodgkinson and her granddaughter Venice departed Saturday to Salt Lake to visit relatives and friends, informing local residents of their travel plans.
Mr and Mrs Paul Davis of Provo former residents of Vernal camp visit for a few days. Davis is an employee of the Utah O company and son of Mr and Mrs John N Davis of this city. Mrs Davis was formerly Miss Cuba Dayton.
Mrs E A Manker entertained a small group at a bridge luncheon Friday afternoon at her home. Tables were set with chrysanthemums and nine hands competed while luncheon was served. Guests included Mrs T T Johnston Mrs Seth Perry Mrs Adair Tyzack Mrs Lynn Strong Mrs Robert Johnston Mrs Rae Ashton Mrs M P Smith Mrs W E Collyer and Mrs Horace Coltharp.
Ireland B Day of Washington D C visited Vernal in the early part of the week to conduct business related to patents.
The Vernal Auto company is installing a 1000 gallon gasoline tank for its new service station. Alvin Trinhelm, recently discharged after appendicitis from Vernal hospital, is described as up and around. Bir Triheilm is identified as a tourist from the East.
Mrs H A Seimmins of Provo formerly Mixa Blanche Dayton is visiting for a few days with Mr and Mrs pighayN Davis and family after diving ere for some time.
Robert Bullock of Provo arrived Sunday evening to join a party caving Monday to hunt deer on Diamond Mountain. He is the nephew of John K. Bullock.
Dr. Lloyd Bhimmin Lawrence Garfer Ray Siddoway and Wallace Iidoway departed Monday morning for a deer hunt near Diamond Mountain in the Wd range.
James Birch of Blue Mountain Colorado sold his ranch to Mrs. Jackson of Denver Colorado. Birch and his family relocated to British Columbia Canada on October 4.
George Walkup forest ranger at Whiterocks and Bert Hardy ant supervisor of Ashley National Forest travel early this week to Mosby Mountain to appraise timber and assess the area.
Mr and Mrs Leon F P Christen senior depart Friday for Logan the former home of Mrs Christensen where they will stay several days before visiting Ogden and Salt Lake City on their return trip
Thomas and George Hackford of Lapola t visit Vernal Tuesday to gain release for Dewey Hackford, their son and brother, jailed on accusations of murdering Frank Steffen in the county fall.
N. J. Hansen visited Ou ray valley to inspect his homestead and reported Grimm alfalfa seed thriving on the farm. He believes the seed will perform well in the region.
EMI Merkley has moved into a new home near the Pappard seed cleaning plant on West Main Street. Professor Emil Hansen, landscape gardening expert, has chosen the Merkley residence as a demonstration site for landscape gardening.
Uriah Mowrey and his son Ed traveled to Vernal on business. He notes very good seed crops in Lapoint this season and says Thomas Labrum has threshed ten acres to packs of seed.
Mrs AF A Weaver departs Uintah by rail for Ord Nebraska to establish a new home. She plans visits with friends in Denver and other Colorado points along the route. A large circle of friends wishes her success in her new home.
Commissioner Roy Taylor of LaPoint says the road to Lapoint is in better condition than ever. He notes substantial work this year with many bridge and drainage improvements completed.
David Burgi of Ouray valley traveled to Vernal on Tuesday to arrange final proof on his homestead. Burgi has resided in Ouray valley about four years and says the crops and possibilities of the fertile region are unequaled by any other district of Utah.
Jesse Haws came back from Salt Lake City Monday morning after Louis Haws received expert medical care to remove an eyeball from his injured eye. Since the operation Louis has shown considerable improvement.
Glenn Anderson athletic director at United High School Vernal and Miss Edna Rigby of Salt Lake City were wed this week. Mrs Anderson will return after teachers' institute, and the couple will live in Vernal for the coming winter.
A marriage license was issued on October 14 to Heripy Wilkins 27 of Jensen and Edna Gil 18 of Jensen. The union was performed the same day by Justice Charles L Carter.
Henry Wasson 37 of Youghal Colorado and Lairn Wells of Cassion Colorado received a marriage license from County Clerk Wilson Murray on October 15 and were wed the same day by Justice Charles S. Carter Jr.
Fourteen school chums gathered at the Dodds residence Thursday evening to surprise Miss Eula Dodds. The evening featured vocal and instrumental music and the guest of honor received many pretty gifts. Refreshments were served.
A farewell event at Orpheus hall honored Victor A Wilkins son of Bishop George E Wilkins who leaves for a mission for the L D S church in the Central states Harmon Sowards chaired the evening with an orchestra community singing readings by Beulah Samuels Charles S Carter and Mary Henderson a high school glee club address by Wallace Calder and a stag performance by Shave led by H Walter Woolley and Leo Calder A donation was made to Mr Wilkins and the evening continued with dancing.
Cecil Banta of Rangely is being treated at Vernal Hospital after an incident requiring medical attention.
Mrs J H Prows left Wednesday for a brief trip to Salt Lake City with her husband who attends a Teacher's Institute. Word from Mrs Joseph Campbell via William A Smith formerly of Vernal says Smith is now at the United States Veteran's Hospital in Fort Lyons Colorado.
Manager Lynn Strong and President J. K. Bullock returned Tuesday from Salt Lake City after business discussions connected with Uintah Telephone Company.
R. J. Turner and his wife of Price visited Vernal on Monday with the Interests of the Border Oil company to inspect the drill and its holdings located west of Vernal.
Mrs May T Johnd returned Tuesday evening with her mother Mrs Parna Stewart of Jensen who has been in Salt Lake City for medical care. They traveled to Price by train and were met by Ramsey Stewart who drove them to Vernal.
John C. Pritz of Berkley California and Frank A. Grady of Salt Lake City, both reps for the National Cash Reelstern company, visited Vernal on Wednesday to inspect the Ashley Co op with plans to install a new cash register system.
Mrs Audry Richens, an Ashley Co-op employee, suffered a severe crush to her hand when it was caught in a washing machine wringer on Saturday. The injury was serious but no bones were broken and she is recovering well toward full use of her hand.
Vernal population declined this week as many residents departed for deer hunting. Foregoers headed out days before opening to be on site for buckskin season. Weather remained clear since Tuesday with deer driven lower by prior storms, hampering success for some hunters.
Lynn Strong entertained sixteen ladies at a five hundred event Saturday evening. Guests at four tables played then enjoyed a radio program and lunch. Attendees included Mrs Henry B Millecam Mrs Rae Ashton Mrs T G Alexander Mrs Byron Thomas Mrs Roy Coupe Mrs Bert Hardy Mrs Purdon Dodds Mrs Lama ur Bamuels Mrs Adelbert Colton Mrs W M Hicks Mrs J B Higham Mrs Lige Jackson Mrs Jesse Elaws Mrs Archie Lewis Miss Iria White and Miss Pearl Shaffer.
Friends of Mr and Mrs William Mausen gathered Saturday evening for a Five Hundred game at their home. Mrs Mansen Mrs Hattie Coltharp Eula Dodds and Myrtle Hoeft entertained with music. A minstrel show ended the fun with merriment and refreshments served to listed guests including Mrs 8 M Logan Mrs Bertha Meredith Mrs W A Banks Mrs Jennie B Powell Mrs Hattie Coltharp Mr and Mrs Jas McNaughton and Misses Jennie Eula Dodds.
Twenty five friends gathered at the Caldwell home Tuesday night to celebrate Mrs. Ruth Caldwell’s birthday. The evening featured Five Hundred games and a luncheon. Many beautiful and useful gifts were presented to the guest of honor.
About a dozen friends of young Shirley Coupe attended a Tuesday afternoon party celebrating Master Shirley's eleventh birthday. Games were played and a luncheon served. The house was decorated in Halloween colors.
The U H S junior class held a bonfire roast in the Frank Smith pasture Friday evening for about 150 students. Games sparked around a large bonfire as groups sat on the ground sharing stories, with fourteen cars and two hay racks providing arrival.
A Halloween party will be held at Ulfntah High School on Friday October 30. The event aims to be the season’s highlight with a real Halloween spirit, mystery and thrills designed to excite attendees.
Y W D Rishel of the Utah State Automobile association returned from a Western clubs conference in Vancouver B C He emphasized Utah can be the Pacific coast travel hub if roads improve He urged building the Snowville route from Ogden to the northwest and a road into Salt Lake City from the east via the Uintah Basin to attract Denver and the Rocky Mountain National Park bound tourists.
Lewis Haws left for East Lake City last Friday for medical aid after an eye injury. Supt Olson visited Naples school. Albert M Goodrich harvested onions praised for their size and weight. First Parent Teachers meeting held October 14 presided by Lewis Gardiner with Joseph Coller as president and Florence Hansen secretary. Arthur Manwaring reported on school. Goodrich spoke on industrial and educational training. Jacob N Lybbert sang, Violet Powell read. games and ice cream followed. L M I A party at Ada Cook’s home featured singing and candy making. Ada Cook Iva Manwaring Violet Powell Elma Lubbert Stella Richards attended. Davis and Naples schools played baseball last Friday, Naples winning both games. Mr and Mrs George Searle moved to their Naples home after three Jensen years. house built by the late Bradford Bird. Rulon Hansen of the Stake M I T board visited Mutual Sunday night. Calvin Marshall, Margaret Merkley and Florence Hansen also attended. A large number of girls were present.
Bebe Daniels and Ricardo Cortez star in Allan Dwan’s Paramount drama Argentine Love. The story follows a beautiful Spanish girl in Alcorta loved by an American engineer and a powerful local suitor. The film adapts Vincente Blasco Ibanez’s romance. Shows on Friday October 28 at Vogue.
The Brigham Young University enrollment list shows eighteen Vernal students among the registrants. Named are Hildred Aycock Carl R Bodily Vera Calder Anna Colton Floyd E Fleetcher Evelyn Haneen Clarence Palmer Theora Johnson Don Mc Conkie Mary Noel Lloyd Oaks Donnetta Richards Mable Richardson Reed Roos Alton Vernon Orson Verion Hilda Williams Erma Woolley. Also from Randlett Clark Larsen Mary Stevens and from Apalco Dora Lloyd are listed.
Camp Fire Girls hold a cooked food sale at the A B C store on Saturday October 24 to raise funds for their group. Organizers advertise treats and plan proceeds for activities and supplies.
Dr F J Alexander of Alexander Optical Co will hold a professional eye care visit at Vernal Hotel in Vernal on Saturday October 31 from 10 am to 2 pm to provide reliable eye attention.
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