Community Notes and Local Happenings Report
Tridell residents reported work on the reservoir halted until spring due to bad weather. Sunday school attendance rose with no visitors. Club party honored Ethel Christiansen and Grant Morrill, a surprise for Morrill who was away at the lime kiln. Families visited Provo for a daughter’s tonsillectomy and hosted Halloween events at the ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C. Calton
H. Jorgensen
Ethel Christensen
Grant Morrill
Morrill
Bhbop Morrills
Mme
St Vernal
Af Mutual
Harvey Hullinger
Rainbow shines over pleasant weather and local travels
Mr and Mrs Otis Harrocks returned from Bennett after two weeks due to Evalyn Adams illness and death. Mr and Mrs Brian Wilkins traveled home to Jensen and bought a Ford coupe. John Murray returned home after visiting his Jensen family. E E Heaton of Watson arrived home after spending the recent days away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow
Otis Harrocks
Bennett
Mra
Harrock
Evalyn Adams
Brian Wilkins
Jenson
John Murray
Jensen
E E. Heaton
Watson
Fore family notes and local moves amid farm life
Joseph Engberson arrived from Vernal with grain vegetables and apples and plans to return next summer to manage his plate as Foreman departs. Mrs. Daphine Cooper moves onto Engberson’s place. A baby boy died October 16 at the Caldwell home. mother remains described as recovering. Local residents Alsia Thacker of Maeser visited Sunday. several men hunted deer during Fest week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joesph Engberson
Vernal
Foreman
Daphine Cooper
Joseph Engberson
Birt L. Caldwell
Steve Beck
Eltotn
Lawrence
Leo Nielsen
Ernest
Wallace Caldwell
Mr. L. Caldwell
Lapoint
Mr. Caldwell
Leslia Thacker
Maeser
Crowded Randlett attends special services and local events
A large crowd filled the Episcopal church for Sunday services with fine renditions by Mrs. VY T Ries and Mrs. Phillips. Several residents, including Mrs. Majors and Miss Smirl, were noted. local movement and travel included Jensen family relocation to Glines ward and Ellsworths’ son returning from Salt Lake City for medical care.
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Episcopal Church
VY. T. Ries
Phillips
O. P. Majors
J. P. Stevens
Roosevelt
Pete Jensen
Glines Ward
Vernal
William N. Stevens
Government Hospital
Denver
Not sure of a minute, but not waste an hour
A fragment notes a caution to act without delay in a proverb attributed to Franklin. The author urges timely decision making and prudent use of time. The piece echoes a historic preference for efficiency and practical wisdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Higham
Frankila
Notice Radio Fans The Carrier Wave Salt Lake City
The Carrier Wave weekly radio program guide lists Salt Lake City station schedules and is issued for $2.00 per year. Subscriptions are requested through THE VERNAL EXPRESS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Ulatah Basin
Thoradiy
Vernal Express
There are more idle brains than idle hands
A compact apothegm notes the paradox of mental and manual labor imbalances, implying that intellect alone cannot replace productive effort. The saying echoes concerns about motivation and work in society.
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Vern Workman
Hilden Nolgson
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Jack Winkler
Lagrippe
Frank Lon
Grand Junction
Wallace Merrell
LC Sprague
Wack
Mr. Nieburg
Dragon
Akip
McCoy Nieburg
Lamar
Elila Caldwall
Nera. Caldwell
Hiram Burgess
Paul Hanson
Joe Yall
Gargo H. Christy
BD L Caldwell
Dan Adama
Lyman Hall
Charley Foreman
George’ Massey
Jonsen
Massey
Alfred Caldwell
Sam Rolfe
Alice
Evelyn
Elva Massey
Mazile Caldwell
Virginia Nielsen
John
Gladys Massey
Jesse Caldwell
Ellis Caldwell
van Massey
Mr. Madson
J. S. Higham
J.S. Higham Vernal
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Harlowe’en
the Woods
Hemphill
Howard Stevens
Kansaso
Helen Smirls
Anna Smirl
J. P. Ellsworth
Irel Westover
Uintah High School
John Glenn
C. L. Knight
Ray Harris
Leonard Harris
George Dudley
Bishop
Charles Bingham
Randlatt
Fisher
Salt Lake
the & D S&s
Charles Larson
Ouray Valley
Leroy Wahlquist
Wome
Tom A Olsen
Robert A Powel
L& M Chandler
McCormick-Deering
McCormick- Deering
L. H. Woodard CO
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