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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1937
Page
4
Feldon Heaps travels from Balt Lake to Vernal as Hammond Electric salesmen, followed by numerous locals visiting Vernal for medical, family, and educational affairs. Readers learn of births, trips to Vernal, and a notable accident injuring Miss Nihla Perry during a horseback ride, with community updates from Cedar City to Provo.
A series of family and neighbor outings are noted. Visitors include Peter and Betty WILLOW CREEK BRM Abe Hatch and children plus Elmer Meadows at the A I Brown ranch Sunday. Laurence Searle rode to Vernal, while Marvin and Mrs. Broome and children traveled to Fort Duchesne for UBIC Thursday to Wednesday. Meads, Tomlinson, Hatch and others visited Ouray on Wednesday. Louis Thorne also went to Fort Duchesne Thursday.
Mr and Mrs Reed Hall and baby moved into Harrison camp cabin. Karl Meri visited family, then returned to Morris Merrell Lumber in Salt Lake. Rend Gardiner and Alden Merrell headed to Los Angeles for work. Cedar Valley visitors with Mrs Cook's family. Ada Stevens and Israel Heaton arrived for school work at Goodrich home. Chris graduated Seagull Gloss Primary to Bee Hive class. led by Nelma Merrell. Jake Hullinger returned to Provo. Fred McLean and family visited. Gladys Richardson married Wesley McAllister in Salt Lake Temple and moved to Sacramento. Eunice Johnson back from Salt Lake. Calder family left for Bountiful. Oakland visitors Gladys Jones and Prascis Newcomb with Olsen relatives. Lois Hubbard returned from Salt Lake. 31 relatives from Roosevelt, Emery and Salt Lake visited Pearce home en route Yellowstone trip. Goodrichs toured Salt Lake. Mrs. Goodrich stayed for medical care. C M Pearce left for Salt Lake with Arlene. Lowell Johnson of Cleveland Utah visited. Sadie Snow of Salem visited. Byron Jacobson announces birth of baby girl Sept 2. Clenn Williams arrived from unknown location.
Mr and Mrs El Wilson host visitors from California and Utah while many locals welcome relatives and old friends. A baby girl arrived to Mr and Mrs Howard Whitehead of South Gate. Others visit Vernal, Salt Lake, Heber City, and Buck Pasture for work or family gatherings, with several moves and school plans noted in Lapoint and surrounding areas.
G. L. Jacobson came from Watson Tuesday for medical care after blood poisoning in his hand. Mrs. Lloyd Pope and her baby from Walcott Wyoming visit Mrs. Pops's mother Effie Powel. A sizable crowd attended Tuesday night’s seminary benefit dance. Mr and Mrs Wilfort Williams and two children returned to Pravo after visiting George Richens. Mr Williams and Mrs Fitchens are siblings.
Daughters and guests from Utah and Wyoming visited Provo and Moab areas, while Lapoint teachers Neutheoom Crawford returned to teaching. Several local families hosted relatives including the Story and Palmer clans. Teachers from Lapoint attended a Teachers Institute in Jerny, and residents enjoyed a Uintah Canyon outing.
Mrs. John Galloway of Roosevelt visited with relatives on Wednesday. The Maids of Maesey and the Monte Carpenter family attended, at the bedside of Mrs. Eph Pitt, who then left for Bast Lake City. George Bulls, Don Ii Mos Conkle and families headed to Boulder Dam and other sites. Wm. Neal and Wm. Schaefermeyer returned from Colorado. Frank Abplanalo visited from Bingham. Clair Westover from Salt Lake stayed with J. P. Hack. Burgon and Helen Stone visited in Salt Lake, planning a fishing trip with Philip Stringham Sr. P. C. Stringham and Beatrice Stringham. Irene Jackson and others joined Barta Stringham for UBIC.
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