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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1927
Page
2
The narrator reflects on preferring a simple life with fresh air friendly greetings and peaceful routines in a small town. They voice reluctance about moving to a big city and missing the ease of life, but mention concerns about crowds and police presence.
Tinward Mepital and two children returned Sunday evening from Balt Take ity after a short visit with friends and relatives. Clifford aidwell has been seen for the past month with several others rapidly recovering and able to be found.
The Labama club of the Unital high school held an initiation meeting at the school linking Wednesday evening. Twenty more new members were initiated into the club.
Dr Earl Lewie Seth Ib Terry and Thomas Johnaton, described as men in a business matter, went deer hunting this week along the Vernal tin ta road near Green iota. The report notes their outing amid the flow of countryside in the area.
Community learns Joba and Hacking, ill for a week, are now able to move around. Friends report relief and gratitude as supports remain in place.
A fragment lists members including Walter Meloy Will am tl Siddoway Merktey Heumian Brothers William Callyer William Ellingham John VW and Jlaral1 flealer as part of a naming ceremony or draft.
Wits Holand and Ming Hartlett from Erle, along with JP Wilkes, arrived Tuesday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Welinderacel for a social visit.
The Vernal Central Parent Teachers Association holds an October meeting with a talk by James Walliavy and officer elections for the coming year. Thalia club members hosted a luncheon at the home of Mira Hardy and Mrs Deb Johnson received a handkerchief shower amid salons and small gifts.
Mr and Mrs Everett Carpenter and On Ralph arrived in Vernal Friday evening from Kee bing Ola osm vart i a th home Wr and Mra diem WW oiriott until Thursday mo 1. They left for Glendale Calif where they expect to spend that month. Family and friends extend best wishes for their move and happiness.
Health efforts rise at Fort Duchesne with smallpox vaccination for children and dental needs noted. Teachers express gratitude to government officials as local families cope with eye problems and other health concerns. Major General Hugh I Scott visits and local officials discuss Indian affairs and upcoming business at the Washington commission.
At Palo Friday a rock fell injuring Ad Callwell and another man. They were rushed to the government hospital for treatment by physicians. Friends and relatives gathered as the injured recover and nurses tended them.
The Dry Fork column describes visits by Mr and Mrs Calta Ul and others returning home, birthdays, games, and dances at Rangely. It mentions cattle testing for tuberculosis, fall plowing weather, children's illnesses from bus travel, and local residents like Mira Roxatexan and Lawrenet Colton in Vernal for high school with a brief health remark.
The page lists residents visiting friends in town and at nearby valleys, noting illnesses such as Barbara Nyberg and Neldon Nyberg while Adrian Kump works near Kump Cash Trading. It mentions trips to Salt Lake City, Ouray valley, Port Gu Nchesne, and social events like Cynthia Lyman hosting guests, plus various Caldwell and Nyberg family references.
A garbled list recalls social visits and events with residents like Hugh Stewart, Arvin, Marlon Moon, and Mrs Irene Cagela. It mentions threshing, grain yields, a farewell party for William Richardson, and a few health and travel updates among neighbors.
Mrs Zilpha Wellmat Wigs Myrtle Didley and Amana Cilivell of the school staff arrived back Sunday night after attending a leather crafting event in Salt Lake City. The group traveled to the city for a conference and returned with plans for future school projects.
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