Harrison City Editor Leads Vernal Express Team
Harrison city editor takes the helm at Vernal Express in a business management move. VW HARRISON named editor as GFORGE transitions to new leadership while maintaining local coverage.
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1926
Page
8
Harrison city editor takes the helm at Vernal Express in a business management move. VW HARRISON named editor as GFORGE transitions to new leadership while maintaining local coverage.
Enteral notice from Vernal Utah under March 2 1879 act requires $250 per year in advance for periodical matter handled at the post office. The posting cites Congress and outlines subscription terms for early payment.
Thomas MicNeill and Snell Miler traveled to Meeker Cole on Tuesday and returned the next day, reporting no further details.
A garbled OCR item notes a vernal avico company delivering a Nash Light assignment to RM Bmith at Heawere't with unclear details. The readable fragments imply an equipment or service handoff but lack concrete names, dates, or locations for full clarity.
Mr Martin arrives home Sunday after a brief visit to distant points on business and pleasure.
Lew William Jape Evens and Mra Mia Willian Evens expect to leave Monday for San Francheco Cal where they will spend the winter.
Miss Mary Henderson departed Wednesday morning for Salt Lake City to enroll in a dredge making course at Kelater College.
Bernard Cash of Ogden visits Vernal on business to inspect operations at the Basin and discuss local trade.
Nisan Annie Smith a cashier at the Ashley Co op returns from a vacation spent briefly in Provo and visits in Salt Lake City and Ogden during her time away.
Mr and Mrs William F Han and family left Thursday morning for their home in Provo after spending the past month visiting relatives and friends.
Burton Chee, who had worked the summer at Blue Mountain, arrived in Vernal this week to register for school at Uintah High.
Zelph Calder entertained varsity players from the University of Utah at a melon bust in Green River below the Geo Blough ranch on Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs Lamar Samuels returned from Salt Lake City and Provo Sunday. She attended the Business and Professional Women club gathering held in Provo while away.
The Acorn Company plans to occupy a new building described as rainied and attractive with fresh interior and exterior work. The Vernal drag building is also being painted and taking on a new look as part of local redevelopment.
Charley DeMolay Jr, son of Mr and Mrs Charley DeMolay Sr, arrived Thursday for a brief visit with his parents. DeMolay is the supervisor of the Wasatch Forest Service.
Hangen who for several years led the Ashley Co op shoe department departed Monday for Salt Lake City. He is accompanied by Nathani Whetten Miss Theora J hneon and Mrs A Thedore Johnaen.
Merle Behnion of Salt Lake City played with Varsliy players during three Ver nal nights and greeted old Vernal friends this week. Behnion formerly served as postmaster here and spent many years employed at the post office.
Charley Fox visits Vernal for a short time. He formerly managed a large herd of the Knight brothers sheep on Meldy Mountain during the summer. It is understood he will spell the winter in Wyoming with his own sheep.
Mrs and Mrs Robert F Eixt of West Jordan visited for several days with their son Principal Robert L Pirton and his daughters Erma Merle and Mary. Also visiting was grandmother Mrs Amelia Piaten of Tayloraville. They returned to their homes Thursday.
William and Atneg Schaefermeyer departed Friday morning for Denver. Miss Agnes plans to study at St Luke's Hospital. They will then travel to Yellow Springs and later enter Antioch College.
A Washington DC based official spoke in Vernal Sunday addressing assemblies in two wards to discuss the Birthright of the American Indian and related writings. The speaker also noted plans to edit a book on the Utah region and indigenous issues.
Mr and Mr Willam Witbeck with Mrs Artena Darth and Mrs Roy Coupe returned home Monday after attending the three day American Legion Auxiliary convention at Cedar City. They toured Zion and Bryce canyons and visited other Southern Utah points then attended the Witbeck reunion near Palisade in Sanpete County Utah on Sunday.
Lawra Moore, county treasurer, was atch part of ship week with Charles Hatel proprietor of the Farmers Market. Moore left Tuesday for Leadeville Coio in business.
J Denimen and Fred M Gear of Ramgely, af wells employees, were to Vernal the first of the week. The L J Allan Chevrolet Co delivered a coach to Breet Johnny and a coupe to Ad Gort.
The article notes Guy Samuele returning from Salt Lake to attend the annual Ram sale. Details on dates or locations are limited and no further events are provided.
Ernest Shafer of Salt Lake City represents Keeley Ice Cream Co arriving in Vernal on Monday for business dealings and potential discussion of distribution rights.
Mee oH Celthanp returned Wednesday from a three week trip to the Douglas Creek ranch near the Utah Colorado state line.
Dread Mra Bari Lewta and her young daughter Aileen arrived back home Monday evening after an extended trip through Idaho and Wyoming. The journey covered several points of interest with no reported incidents.
Mrs Hall hosts a tea in her home with guest of honor, who opened gifts and enjoyed delicate refreshments. Attending ladies include Mesdames John T Heneminesen, William Davis, George Martinsen, Frank Glinea, Dick Smith, Ford DeJournette, Bug Hatch, and others. Mrs Hall had been bedridden four months but joined briefly.
Duchesne County confirms the marriage of Thora Colton and Arza Mit on Tuesday August 24 in Heber City. The couple will reside at Duchesne and Galton taught at Maeser school for a year.
Misa Gladyg Teetlea celebrated with her sister Miss Utahn Hatch and friends at Clyde Hatch residence Tuesday afternoon. Games, opening of gifts, and a two course luncheon followed a lively social gathering with attendees including Iona Johnson Ada Winder Kather ing Mott Venna Anderson Venna Preeca Ora Mecfarrell Cornelia Peterson and others.
Charies Pope is introduced as a new employee at the Acorn company following a prior summer stint with Calder Brothers Creamery. The move marks Pope’s transition between local firms as employment records note the change.
Sanderanger? of the Ashley Cooperative visits Salt Lake City and eastern cities to purchase fall goods for the institution.
The note states that Buick sedins have been delivered by C S Carter JI to Isaac Burton W H Siddo Way and Ray E Dillman of Roosevelt.
Manfred Martin, son of Mrs Eta MoooMartin, spent Tuesday with his mother in Salt Lake City and represented the Commercial Credit Association in some capacity.
Ted Longhurst suffered a stroke in the Jefe leg on Tuesday. He can stand but cannot use his foot.
W H Siddoway was taken sick on Wednesday with a serious condition but friends are glad to learn he has considerably improved as we go to press.
Leland Fowler returned from Glenwood Springs after an eighteen day sojourn to recover his health. He said he had a splendid time.
Mra Tirjsant Etringham and family, who spent the summer at their home on Diamond Mountain, returned Wednesday to Vernal to spend the winter there so the boys may attend school.
Georgy Ho Harrison editor of the Espresa was taken to Salt Lake City last week for an operation. Ife accompanied by Mrs Harrison. At last report his condition was slightly improved.
Nick Sermons of Castlegate, an employee of Wasatch stores, traveled to Vernal on Monday to fetch a child who had been spending the summer with Mr and Mrs Frank Hatch. Mr Sermons had lost his wife last winter.
The Vernal First and Second Ward announce a joint program Sunday at 7 30 in the First Ward Chapel. An excellent program has been arranged and the public is cordially invited to attend.
The Relief Society stake board will host all officers and teachers of Uintah Stake wards at the courthouse on September 10 at 2:00 pm. Refreshments will be served and a good program is planned as the feature of the event.
John N Datla of Davis and Sons reports from an inspection of the herds on Diamond Mountain. Mr Davis notes summer ranges are very good, winter range below normal, sheep look fine, and lamb prizes are good at this time.
Mrs F M M Ryan plus her two children Tyuth and Dickie left Wednesday after a pleasant visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Charles De Moley Sr Shea will visit Provo with her brother Charles and family then make a short stay in Salt Lake before returning home to Gooding Idaho
Dr and Mrs Homer F Rich and Mrs Mazie Christensen returned from the region convention in Cedar City on Wednesday night. They stopped in St George and saw William Preece who is much improved, along with David Mackay formerly of Roosevelt and James Nord and family. Mr Nord is the father of Forest Supervisor A G Nord, who formerly lived here, and Reed was a former instructor at Uintah Academy.
The Kidd and family express gratitude to friends for support and kind deeds during the death and burial of their darling baby. They also thank for the many beautiful flowers received.
Nira William Rudge entertains guests including Representative and Mrs Don It Col Lon and President and Mrs Wallace at a social event. The misspelled text suggests a formal party with notable attendees.
Mr and Mrs James Hacking celebrate their golden wedding anniversary at Orpheus hall on Saturday afternoon August 28. Mrs Hacking served as stake president for 25 years and was greeted by many gifts including five dollar gold pieces from John and Miriam Farrer of Provo. About three hundred guests attended the social event with a program and punch in the late afternoon.
The second ward girls led by Nise Florence Hapcon were entertained last Thursday at Miss Georgia Ereckson’s home. They played games and rehearsed songs with Mrs Jennie Larsen assisting. Dainty refreshments were served by the hostess. eleven members attended.
Mrs Robert Johnston Jr and Mrs Howard Woolley entertained at the Johnston residence with a bridging luncheon Friday afternoon. Guests enjoyed flowers and decorations as they played in four small tables with Mrs Ray Aegon noted for many honors. A two course luncheon was served by the hostess.
Nisa Hall assisted by Miss Venna Rasidussen entertained Tuesday afternoon from three to five at a lawn party honoring Keith Hall’s fifth birthday. Lively outdoor games on the shaded lawn preceded a pink and white cake with five candles, followed by refreshments for twelve guests. Keith received many lovely gifts.
The officers hosted the Maids O Blaeser on Thursday afternoon at Mrs Marion K Shaft's home. Autumn flowers adorned the living room and a green and red asparagus color scheme with red berries decorated the lawn. The organization was reorganized for another year with Pearl Eaton as president May Calder as vice president and Jean Merkley as secretary along with committees chosen. The afternoon featured outdoor games and a two course lunch. forty five guests attended.
The Bee Hive girls of the Staka were entertained Wednesday afternoon from two to five at the Oarthouse lawn. They were promoted by stake officers and received emblems from Mrs Precilla Me hee. Mrs Vern Shim ming and Mrs Arthur Manwaring led Beg Hive songs and games while watermelons were served to about one hundred guests.
Officers and teachers of the first Isard Sunday School and partners held a social Friday evening at the Slough ranch on Green river. The group swam in the river, roasted weenies, and shared a lunch after community singing. About twenty people attended and called it a most entertaining evening.
Mrs Le Grand Young was entertained by George EF Adams and friends last week. They went by car to Uintah Canyon on Tuesday where they enjoyed fishing and a delightful outing before returning home Friday.
A small gathering of Mrs Ben Hart’s friends held a pink and blue bundle shower at her home on Wednesday afternoon August 25. The party featured decorations with summer flowers and a program including readings by Mrs John Simper and Mrs Heber Powell, vocal solos by Mrs George H Martin Sr and Mrs Boa Hatch, and an accordion performance.
The ladies of Vernal meet on the first Tuesday afternoon at the city park. A social sway follows with watermelon served to twenty five ladies.
Lall Fargas Leland Hall and Miss Josephine Vargas of St Duchesne obtained a license from the county clerk on Monday and were married by Justice of the Peace Charles Carter. Hall is the son of Mr and Mrs Robert H Hall and the bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Pabalo Vargas.
Archie Books employee of the Raven Oil Company enjoyed a fishing trip at the head of Dry Fork Canyon this week. They visited the sheep camp of Henry Green where Clyde Chivers is employed.
Avala Smith Arnelda Swain of Roosevelt and Sarah Hazel Smith of Myton obtained a marriage license from County Clerk Wilson Murray and were married by Justice Charles S Carter. Swain is son of E M Swain and Smith daughter of A O Smith. Swain works as a picture operator.
A Roosevelt area theater, Utopia Theatre, serves as a backdrop for a young couple's planned evening outing. The article notes the couple will attend the venue together, marking a notable social moment in the community.
County Clerk Wilson Murray issued a marriage license on Saturday to Robert Forester Moore and Ella Chandler. Moore is the son of Mr and Mrs Mones Moore and the bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs E M Chandler.
John T Whetten of Provo and Theora Lucile Johnson of Venal secured a marriage license from County Clerk Wilson Murray Latt. They left Tuesday with Mrs Johnson for Salt Lake City to be married in the temple Thursday. Whetten is the son of Mr and Mrs John T Whetten. the bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs A Theodorg Johnson.
Many friends of Dan MeNeill and Miss Neda Burton will be surprised to learn they were married at Duchesne on Monday. They will spend a few days away before returning to Vernal to establish their home. MeNeill works for Utah Power and Light in Vernal and Miss Burton is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Ira Burton.
U H registration opens tomorrow for students attending Winter High School with classes starting Monday. Teachers institute scheduled for the 11th. A get acquainted party next Friday and a public reception on Friday September 24 accompany a parent teacher meeting. School year organization and officer elections planned. faculty includes Robert L Piston principal and Harold Lundell Smith.
Beatrice Anderson teaches domestic art. Leatha Christensen handles domestic science. Calvin F Marshall covers mathematics and biology. Driver E Smith teaches civics and history. Eugene L Morrill specializes in mathematics and economics. Muriel Smart focuses on physiology and physical education. Camille Crandell oversees speech English and dramatics. Golden Rommey serves history and athletic director. Albert Goodrich works in milling rough mechanics. Earl Swenson manages commercial studies and is statoie treasurer. N G Sowards Jr High and Roy Richins Junior High are mentioned. O N Ol yell Junior High appears. Gilbert Childs is a music teacher. Mrs Charles Pope is a study room supervisor. Miriam Colton operates book store and office. Jacob N M Lybbert is principal of seminary.
Miss Edith Lewrenee manager of the Vogue Theatre returns from a Western tour visiting Vancouver Victoria Seattle Portland Tacoma and Nontoona with her parents. Miss Lawrence the only practicing lady attorney in Uintah Basin joined a cross border water trip to the Vancouver exposition and heard the Cold Stream Guard band of London. Rodeo riders of note competed at the exposition rodeo event.
Edward Wyasket of Randlett Utah posts a situation wanted notice dated September 3 seeking any kind of employment inside or outside the town.
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