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Partial readable snippet from The Vernal Express details a local notice involving city matters. The fragment mentions filters and names but lacks clear actions or dates to confirm the full event or outcome.
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1926
Page
8
Partial readable snippet from The Vernal Express details a local notice involving city matters. The fragment mentions filters and names but lacks clear actions or dates to confirm the full event or outcome.
Public notice filed for Vernal Utah under act of Congress 1879 indicates a mailing matter classification. The record shows a fee 2.50 and reference to March LAR IV ADVANCE.
Ida Lambert of Roosevelt visited Vernal last weekend while sharing a simple method to craft effective ads. Picture facing the customer, then write an ad that clearly tells what you offer and why it matters.
A G Anderson of Lapoint was a business visitor in town on Wednesday, meeting local merchants and discussing potential trade opportunities.
Mr and Mrs W N Preas returned Monday from a trip to Salt Lake City and other Utah points, reporting the journey successful and enjoyable.
Mre J C Frizzell and Mrs Claude Riley of Rangely were in Vernal on Monday visiting and running local errands.
Mrs Byron Thomas came back this week from a brief visit with her sister Mrs Eyner Neilson in Duchesne.
Attorney Robert G Porter of Duchesne announced in Vernal last week the arrival of a baby boy born on Friday. Mother and babe are doing nicely.
Mr and Mrs George Sholes moved the fore part of this week from the Lestie Ashton house where they have lived the past year to the house owned by Mrs Mary Butler.
Jack Higham, focal plumber, and Bus Hatch, focal contractor, were working in Whiterocks last week on new washroom facilities being fitted up by the Uintah school board.
Mr and Mrs Ray Asston Mrs Leslie Ashton and Lane left that week for a trip to Denver Colorado They will also visit gacks in western Colorado.
A last week notice misstated the location of an incident involving William McCurdy's son. The event occurred near the Dodds ranch at Ashley, not at the ranch itself.
Mr and Mrs Gelden Romney and child of Provo arrived last week to make their home in Vernest for the winter. Mr Rotmey will be coach at Uintah High School this winter.
Word from Nap ted reports Mrs Jacob N Lybberta in gradual improvement after a period of critical illness. Her condition is described as encouraging as she receives care.
Mr and Mrs William Stringhaw have moved from the home of Mr and Mrs Augustus Smith to the Henry Williams residence south of the Bartlett area. The move occurred last Saturday.
Mrs W Ashton reported Mr and Mrs Glenanderson of Shit Lake City are the proud parents of a baby girl born Tuesday August 21. Mrs Anderson was one by at the Is& jaekt soar Ytr and Mrs Harold Workman and Duard Creggat of Carbonera Trialt returned home Monday after attending funeral services for Sittla Chara Wittlamaon.
A Miami Florida pair, staying with Ve and Lige Jackson for two weeks, left Saturday morning for their home in Los Angeles California after visiting in Toe Angeles.
Vies Latra Samuels sister of Mrs Vern Shimmin and Jiromica Adama traveled from Salt Lake City to stay with the Shimmins. They joined a trip to the Jensen Dinosaur quarry then attended a rodeo at Myton before returning to Fair Lakes.
Mr 8 Parker of the Utah Publix Health Association was in Vernal Thursday for undisclosed duties as officials planned public health outreach and community engagement.
Mew Merr Ingham of Fort Du tcheene visited the town Saturday and Sunday, drawing local residents and adding temporary bustle to the weekend schedule.
Misa Blanche Martin came back last week from Glenwood Springs Cole where she spent her vacation.
Mr and Mrs Sam Hatch travel Thursday to Salt Lake City with Bama Tess and Boyd to enroll them at the L D S university. They plan to register the children there.
Mr and Miss Dugat Young and Mr Bryan Eaton returned home from a visit to Stanley Idaho. They reported an enjoyable trip and said the toads through Idaho were ideal.
Mrs Sarah Hiatt who has been visiting Salt Lake City and Sieber City during the summer returned Saturday, accompanied by her son Francis, marking the end of a seasonal trip.
Ed Brian Nightman at the ER Nal Auto Company and Taylor Mc Clellan proprietor of the Stockman Club. Jeff Friday announced a last week vacation at Lava Hot Springs Idaho.
A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Charlea R Sparks of Freewater Oregon in September. The mother and infant are doing nicely. The Sparks family were formerly of Vernal.
Mr and Mrs J Ctive Davis and daughter Carma Ray returned from a ten day trip to Diamond Mountain on Wednesday. They said the cool nights and high mountain air were delightful.
G Alexander went to Salt Lake City Sunday with his daughters Doria and Sadie. Doris will continue her study at the 4 D University and Sadie will return to Vernat and register for school at the Vintage High.
Mr and Mrs Shirley Daniels and family of Mr Emmanag were in Vernal on a shore visit. Mr Daniela plans to bring a thoroughbred named Rama to the Vernal fair held this fall by the Junior County Farm Bureau.
Mr and Mrs Willam F Witbeck and their young daughter came home Thursday after a summer at their Weredich Cole residence. Mr Witbeck plans to move to Colorado soon to ship his lambs and will be joining Jefe Mondy.
Charles Brangcomb of the Robinson and Gehilder circus, formerly of Dry Fork, was in Vernal with the show. Cranecomb said he was glad to see the rapid growth that had taken place in Vernal since he lived there.
Mra and A Jacobsen and Mr and Mrs Ernest Shafer left last Saturday morning for Siglt Lake after a week visit at the home of Mr and Mrs Lynn Strong and Mrs Shaffer, who are sisters and their mother.
Mr and Mrs George Larsen and family left Thursday for Roosevelt to make their home for the coming winter. Mr Larsen will teach again in the Roosevelt high school. The Smithard family will occupy the Larsen home in Vernal.
Mr and Mrs John N Paris and Mr and Mrs Carl Davis with George Davis departed Wednesday for Salt Lake City. They plan to visit Logan and attend to AC business before returning to Vernal in a few days.
Relatives from Pleasant Grove attended the funeral of Mrs Jorace Gillman. Those named include James Gillman II Clyde Gillman Glenn Gillman Mr and Mrs J W Gillman and two children Mr and Mrs Vern Gillman and child Mr and Mrs J C Gillman and son Mr and Mrs Leonard Harris Mrs T L Jarman and Mrs Eldon Swenson.
Daly reports the Sanpete county fair and Blackhawk reunion drew between twelve and fifteen thousand attendees. About 3800 dollars worth of tickets were sold in advance, marking the largest fair in the county’s history.
Four men led by Arthur Fassey Werle and Jessie Wancey with Fred Wall returned Tuesday from a four day journey to Yellowstone National Park. They traveled via Salt Lake City and returned via Craig Cole reporting splendid scenery and snow on higher peaks as they departed the resort.
Mr and Mrs David L Richards announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter Dannette Lindy Anderson of Linden Utah to a Salt Lake City man. The bride to be is employed in Salt Lake City and plans a ceremony in Salt Lake City.
The Ladies' Aid met at Mrs George W Baese's home on September 8. Officers elected included President Mrs Charles L Hunt, Vice president Mrs George W Baese, Secretary Mrs Benjamin F Kelly, Treasurer Mrs Joseph Galbreath, Reporter Mrs George W Baese, Chaplain Mrs Charles Sebold. A social hour followed with a lovely lunch.
Mrs George N Larsen entertained Tuesday afternoon for the ninth birthday of her daughter Lucy Ilwelva Hittle. Guests enjoyed outdoor games on the shady lawn and a three course luncheon followed a pretty cake with mine candles. Lucy received many lovely gifts.
Mrs George W MTaese and Mrs George W Baese Sr hosted a Saturday afternoon shower from three to six at the Senior Baese home for Mrs Earl Baese a recent bride. Guests enjoyed yellow and lavender decor, games, and a two course luncheon followed by gift opening with Mrs Clyde Wateh assisting. Attending were Mesdames Sam Herron Henry lerriott Fred Akhurst William Merkley John Willburn Dave Heteh Clyde Hatch Bert Evans Charles Hunt Louis Gooderquist Benjamin P Kelly E A Manker J Higham and the Misses Venda Slaugh Wilda Slaugh Erma Hateh Melba Kelly Amelia Manker Fay Hunt.
Miss Pauline Larsen daughter of Mr and Mrs George Larsen was honored at a surprise farewell party hosted by her friends at her home Tuesday evening. The event featured entertaining video games and a luncheon for twenty three guests.
The Vernal groom, son of George Baese Sr, married Kate Burke daughter of Virgil Burke formerly of Vernal now of Buhl Idaho on August 19. After a brief visit they came to Vernal and stay with George W Baese Sr while planning to start housekeeping and the groom works at Vernal Lumber. The community sends congratulations.
Last Thursday afternoon at the Hughes residence Mrs Pardon Dodds and assisting Misses Eula Jennig Velda Modds Bessie Virginia Murray Louisa Hughes hosted a social in honor of valley elders. Cholee bouqueta and gazebo flowers decorated, thirty guests weighed for prizes in heavyweight and lightweight divisions. Prizes awarded to Mr and Mrs Thomas Bingham oldest pioneers, Mr and Mrs Joseph Hard oldest couple, Aunt Deb Johnson and Grandpa Holiday oldest persons. An old time dinner followed and bouquets were given to each guest.
Mr and Mrs A A Weeks and their daughter Florence hosted a surprise party Saturday night for their son Fred’s twenty first birthday. Guests enjoyed indoor games, refreshments, and a pink and white cake with candles. Fred received many gifts at the gathering.
Mr and Mrs Henry Millecam entertained at dinner Thursday evening of last week in compliment to Mrs I A Jacobsen and Mr and Mrs Ernest Shaffer of Salt Lake City. A bouquet of gladioli formed the centerpiece for the long dinner table. Five o clock dinner was served. Guests included Mrs I A Jacobsen, Mr and Mrs Ernest Shaffer and two persons, and Mr and Mrs Lynn Strong and son Max.
Mrs Poncha Calder hosted a Friday afternoon gathering in compliment to Mrs Mary Seffe Mrs Beth Alder of Salt Lake and Mrs Dorothey Cassidy of Provo. The decor featured beautiful garden flowers and a program included indoor games clever stunts and a dainty snack served to guests.
The Business and Professional Women’s monthly gathering at Uintah State Peak Replita discussed convention insights from Pro Yo Were chaired by Mrs Ethel Mia Martin, Mrs Lamar Samuels, and Misses Anna Smith and Gus Davis. They finalized Chrysanthemum show plans and noted Vernal’s $5 prize for perfect national magazine subscriptions and a hardwood gift from the state for full participation.
Roger Warren Reddick of Price Creek Cole and Martha Jane Turner of Jenaen were issued a marriage license by County Clerk Wilson Murray on Saturday. The ceremony was performed by Justice of the Peace Charles Carter. Reddick is the son of Mr and Mrs B C Reddick. Turner is the daughter of Mr and Mrs F H Turner.
In the First Ward Chapel the two Vernal wards opened their Mutual night season with a diverse program. Arch ie Johnson spoke on the Mission of Joseph Smith while musical offerings included Seeds of Kindness and Love At Home.
G H Harrison of the Expresa is recovering after an operation in Salt Lake City. Mrs Harrison and her sister Miss Peart Wallis were in a car struck by a streetcar. both escaped serious injury, car wrecked. Streetcar operator was B E Seamons on street car number 49. The couple will not return home for about two weeks.
W M Reeds chief engineer of Indian affairs in the United States from Washington DC, with Charles F Burke Indian commissioner, visits Uintah Basin to review irrigation works. Charles A Engle, supervising engineer of Blackfoot Idaho, F C Gywn project engineer of Myton accompany. The project spans 7000 acres with 745 miles of canals, 22 miles of pasted ditches and 136 bridges. They spend one day in Vernal.
Miss Helbrook of Provo appointed to supervise about 40 county teachers in Udatah county elementary schools. She will oversee grades up to the fourth, visit classrooms, and implement a uniform reading program with standard tests to raise reading habits and teaching quality across the county.
The State Road Commission awards the federal highway project costing about 161,706.36 dollars to Lyon Construction Company of Ogden for a 9.5 mile stretch between Myton and Roosevelt. The engineer’s estimate was 167,900.62 dollars. the contractor was not yet authorized to begin work.
The authorization is to be withheld until the commission receives word that Duchesne County has settled with leaseholders. The company will have 1175 days to complete the project as reported by Tribune.
Horace Gillman and family express heartfelt thanks to friends and all who assisted during the burial of their wife and mother and for the beautiful floral offerings.
The Williams family thanks friends and neighbors for their kindness and support during the death and burial of their darling baby Mr and Mrs Dan Williams with heartfelt gratitude dated Sept 10.
Stephen Adams Poundkeeper at Davis Precinct announces sale of four unclaimed animals including a gray mare AF brand left shoulder a bay colt three years old a bay colt two years old and brown colt one year old. Goods held to secure a $212 debt from September 9 1926. Auction at his Davis Precinct location on September 20 1926 at 1 o clock.
Henry Pehacek of Vernal Utah lists sale or trade items including buggy and harness wagon lathe forge rise one ton chain hoist drill press Columbia phonograph and a truck tire and rim. Notices show dates September 16 and October 1 with a man named Henry Pehacek and a finding at the city marshal’s office on September 10.
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