Vernal Notes Show Births Visits and Local News
Vernal reports arrivals and births including a son for Mr and Mrs Frank Allred and a daughter for Mr and Mrs O H Whitney. notable visitors include Mrs Homer Rich improving in bed, Mrs William Ashton and Ester Jarrell traveling to Charleston and Salt Lake City, while Irvin Eaton brought Elva Eaton and Marsala Eston home from Salt Lake. final proofs set for October 20 and October 13 for land claims. local officials attend school district meetings and rodeo activity. many residents travel to Salt Lake City and Provo for education, medical, and family matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ashton
Leslie
Lynne
Stanley Ashton
Salt Lake City
San Bernardino
Cank
Irvin Eaton
Misa Elva Eaton
Business College
L. D. 8. School of Music
Marsala Eston
Velma *Bingham
Passengers and Residents Seen Traveling via Uintah Railway
Varied travelers pass through Vernal and White River on Uintah Railway routes. Names include J. F. Sutherland, E. Moss of Indlang, Viola Natch, Francis Rolley bound for Mack and Glenwood Springs, Ellen Hatch and family, Dr J M Francke and son, Mrs Ella Ware, Beatrice Twitcholl, H A Carman, Myron Roberta, C C Moses and sons, F A Grogs guiding Indian students to Haskell Institute, Carless of White River, and T J Davis with Uts Oil, among others. Travelers head toward Mack Colorado Deshler Ohio Kongas City Missouri and Lawrences Swansea EB.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Sutherland
Watson
White River
Missou E
A. Moss
Indlang
Blue Mountain
Viola Natch
Rainbow
Yvernal
Misa Francis Rolley
Mack
Colorado
Glenwood Springs
Ellen Hatch
Mia
Luella Hatch
Veola
J. M. Francke
Eugene Ware
Francke
Kongas City
Mmo
Eugene
Mrosewell
New Mexico
Ella Ware
William Jannia
Atchoe
Beatrice Twitcholl
Dragon
Twitcholl
H. A. Carman
Ouray
Myron Roberta
Cc. F. Moses
Deshler
Ohio
F. A. Grogs
Fort Duchesney
Haskell Institute
Lawrences
Swansea
EB. T. Carless
Eddie Carless
White River Law
Uintah School Board Member Attends Monday Meeting
William C. Marshall of Lapoint attends Uintah school board meeting on Monday. Wilda Hardy leaves Friday for the University of Utah in Salt Lake City. Norman H. Freestone departs for Kansas City and St Joseph Missouri from Newton Brothers shop. Sarah M. Rudge takes charge of Bon Ton cafe and Vernal hotel during May Long's absence. Patriarch Warmon Sowards shows improvement after illness. Mrs J H Chatwin and family return from two months in Utah visiting relatives. Forest Slaugh seeks Expres copy from Berkeley. William Griffin and wife depart for Salt Lake City after visiting. Miss Wilda Hardy plans to return. May Ohlwhiler returns from three weeks visiting Heber City Park City Salt Lake Provo. Ray Stringham rehearses Because I Love You for Sept 26 premiere. Dr Ezra Rich visits Ogden then Duchesne for fishing trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aira
Sarah M. Rudge
Macser Gs
May Long
William Griffin
Dert Hardy
Salt Lake City
Wilda Hardy
Misa May Ohlwhiler
Acorn Mercantile Company
Heber City
Park City
Provo
Visits Home With Friend to Enjoy Hunt
David Curry a University of Utah vocational student returned home with John 8. Lynch manager of the Salt Lake Ice Company to enjoy a hunting trip and visit Mrs. L. W. Curry. Lynch praised Uintah Basin wealth and natural beauty before they plan to leave Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Curry
University of Utah
Salt Lake City
L. W. Curry
John 8. Lynch
Salt Lake
Lynch
Uintah
Mr. Curry
Mr. Lynch
Happenings In Society Misa Mahle Freestone Marries
Misa Mahle Freestone daughter of Mr and Mrs George Freestone and Mark F Malop son of Mr and Mrs George Hislop were married in Salt Lake City on August 16. The couple will reside in Provo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Mahle Freestone
George C. Freestone
Mark Fmalop
George Hislop
Salt Lake City
Provo
Birthday surprise for Mrs Dessie Dillman Swain
Last Monday marked the birthday anniversary of Mrs. Bessie Dillman Swain. Friends surprised her with many gifts and good wishes in the evening. The gathering featured card games and refreshments of cantaloupes and watermelons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Dessie Dillman-Swain
Bessie Dillman- Swain
Four Vernal Couples Married in Balt Lake Temple
On August 29 four Vernal couples were wed at the Balt Lake temple. The pairs are Earl Samsalon and Kathryn Calder, Leo Calder and Louise Hacking, Perry Wolcott and Clara Young, and Ray Lind and Misa Goldle Richens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balt Lake Temple
Earl Samsalon
Kathryn Calder
Leo Calder
Louise Hacking
Perry Wolcott
Clara Young
Ray Lind
Misa Goldle Richens
Willcox Academy Opens With Three Courses Offered
Willcox Academy will open October 1 with a staff of competent teachers. The school offers College Preparatory Industrial and Commercial courses, with graduates routinely accepted by colleges without examination. Over half of recent graduates have attended or are attending college at Utah California Indiana and Minnesota. Principal G A Downey leads science mathematics French and oral expression. Other teachers include A B Thomas History English Miss May Martin Miss Helen Hematreet Mrs M F Downey and David Nicholson with junior high and athletics. a seventh grade English and junior work instructor is to be appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willcox Academy
Utah
California
Minners
Indiana
G. A. Downey
A. B. Thomas
May Martin
Chicago
Helen Hematreet
Barnes Business College
Commercal
M. F. Downey
David Nicholson
Geo. A. Downey
The Uintah Debuts as Uintah High School Journal
The Uintah volume one number one appeared September 11 as the official organ of Uintah High School. Printed bi monthly the sheet carries student and faculty contributions showing strong school spirit for an upcoming year. The staff will be announced in the next issue.
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The
Uintah
Uintah High School
Brother and Sister Rally for Thomas Austin Ill in Gosport
Mrs May Long reports her brother Thomas Austin of Gosport England is seriously ill. Mrs Sarah M Rudge and John Austin visiting from Salt Lake City are his siblings. Austin visited Vernal last year and made many friends who await his recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Long
Thomas Austin
Gosport
England
Sarah M. Rudge
John Austin
Salt Lake City
Austin
Vernal
Clean-Up Day Proclaimed Ahead of County Fair in Vernal
Mayor Walter G Barnes proclaims Saturday September 22 as clean up day urging residents to tidy premises. Weeds have grown thick and unsightly. citywide effort needed before the county fair September 26 to 28 when crowds will surge in Vernal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter G. Barnes
Auto Light Regulations Warn Vernal Drivers
Marshal H. A. Miller announces that all automobile lights must be adjusted as required by law. Those failing to comply will be arrested and fined. Miller notes several Vernal sites where lights remain unadjusted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Miller
Commercial teacher arrives for Uintah High
Jesse T. Wilson of Montana arrives to teach the commercial department at Uintah High School. He is a Provo graduate and former principal of Preston High School Idaho with eight to nine years of teaching experience and is active in community work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Caldwell
Uintah
Jesse T. Wilson
Uintah High School
Montana
Wilson
Preston, Idaho
Leo Thorne Moves Photograph Shop to Town
Vernal photographer Leo Thorne relocates his studio to the former Ashley Co-op block space. The rooms have been redecorated and painted creating an attractive gallery atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Thorne
Vernal
Ashley Co-op
Contests and Patents Reported by Vernal Land Office
Weekly notices list agricultural patents for Frank Schofield Manila 40 acres and Elmer Snow Jensen 660 acres plus Milo Snow 1640 acres. Contests include John Ronald Preece Vernal vs Vern W Shimmin and Lee Labrum Fort Duchesne versus Lyman Parish Randlett and Hatch Beers Vernal. several decisions sustained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert ‘Halen
The
Vernal Land Office
Frank Schofield
Manila
Utah
Phillip O. Rudy
Fort Duchesne
Elmer Snow
Jensen
Albert Milo Snow
John Ronald Preece
Vernal
Vern W. Shimmin
Salt Lake City
Register
Department
Lee Labrum
Lyman M. Parish
Randlett
Clyde Hatch
Franklin E. Beers
Blood and Sand star Valentino thrills in screen epic
Valentino stars as a bullfighter in a Blasco Ibanez adaptation with lavish sets and daring life risk scenes. The Bask Spanish romance features a titled temptress and intense passion, touted as Valentino’s greatest triumph, presented at Vogue Theatre Baturady September 16.
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Rodolph Valentino
Boaln
Blasco
Ibanez
Four Horsemen
Valentino
Spain
Vogue Theatre
Baturady
May Settle in Ashley Valley
William Ford brother of Mrs E. H. Gurr and James Allen, both large sheep and cattle growers of Wallsburg Utah, visited from Friday to Monday with Mr and Gurr. They toured the Ashley valley and the Dinosaur monument and were favorably impressed with Vernal and the valley. They may return to later locate there if subhabit holdings can be secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ford
Gurr
James Allen
Wallsburg
Utah
Ashley Valley
Dinosaur Monument
Mr. Ford
Mr. Allen
Vernal
Display at Ulitab County Fair by International Harvester
A special display at the Ulitab County Fair will be presented by Shor tpman Alfred of Denver for the International Harvester company. The Primrose cream separators will be shown with assistance from William Collyer of the L. H. Woodard company, Vernal representative, and Mr. Sherman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulitab ‘County Fair
Shortpman Alfred
Denver
International Harvester Company
William Collyer
L. H. Woodard Company
Mr. Sherman
Constitution Day Proclamation Encourages Exercises
Governor Charles R. Mabey calls Sept. 17 Constitution Day observances to renew loyalty to the U S Constitution and American identity. The date marks the 126th anniversary of the adoption of the Constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Mabey
United States of America
Premium Uintah County Fair premium book released
The premium book for the Uintah County Fair on September 26 27 and 28 has been printed, described as the most elaborate premium list yet issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah County Fair
O H Eaton Home Destroyed By Fire Near Vernal
Lawrence C. Young of Salt Lake City accompanied adjuster fire and auto loss claims for O H Eaton two miles south of Vernal where the home and most contents were destroyed by fire last week. A $1650 loss was paid by an Uintah Abstract Company represented insurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence C. Young
Salt Lake City
Haere
O. H. Eaton
Vernal
Uintah Abstract Company
Lightning Artist to Exhibit at County Fair
The Mountain and Plain Paint company of Denver will showcase their lightning artist J. H. Speers at the county fair Sept 26 27 28. Vernal Lumber company will build a booth to display the artist at work for the expected large crowd. Speers arrives in Vernal early next week to prepare before the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain and Plain Paint Company
Denver
J. H. Speers
Vernal Lumber Company
Speers
Vernal
Returned Missionary Speaks at First Ward Conference
Haller Witbeck recently returned from a Canadian mission was the principal speaker at the First ward conference Sunday evening. Dr. W. L. Wanless of the U A C Logan spoke at Sunday school. All ward conference meetings were largely attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haller Witbeck
W. L. Wanless
Logan
Starts School at Mouth of Hill Creek
J W Olsen of Naples ward left Wednesday with lumber for the school building at mouth of Hill creek. Olsen will construct the building and, when completed, teach school there for the balance of the school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill Creek
J. W.olsen
Naples Ward
Olsen
Colton Child Breaks Arm Again During Quarantine
Ardis Colton, four, broke her left forearm sliding a stair banister, the same injury as last spring, while the family remained quarantined for scarlet fever. This marks the third Colton child to suffer a broken arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardis
Charles Colton
Mrs. Colton
Quarterly Conference Set With Church Authorities
The September quarterly conference will be held on Wednesday and Thursday September 19 and 20. Five general church authorities are expected to attend with public services at the Second Ward chapel and tabernacle on specified times. Stake ward and society officers meet Wednesday and auxiliary officers meet Thursday with additional sessions for music committees. Wall ace Calder Ernest Eaton and A G Goodrich stake presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Ward
Tabernacle
Stake Ward
Roles Society
Stake
Ward
Wallace Calder
Ernest Eaton
A. G. Goodrich
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Waten Ol Company
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Frank Allred
Gladden
O. H. Whitney
Smith
L'Rnco
Mra
An Ia
Ethel Martha
Rae Ashton
Ashton Mercantile Company of
Roosevelt
Homer B. Rich
David D. Moosman, Jr
Hi Snlarged Homeestead
Albert Halen
H. Perkins
J. T. McConnell
Arthur Watkins
Homer E. Nich
Midview
Mrs. Tich
Lee
John McAndrews
Uintah Railway
Dan Williamson
Sunnyside
Wiliam Workman
Alfred Davis
Willard Schofield
Desort
Granville Adair
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Dr. H. Adair
Henry C. Rupie
Rog
William EH. Monseo
Richmond
G. A. John
Ester Jarrell
Charleston
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Jarrell
Bud Jarrell
Glines
H. Bennion
Enos Bennion
Mr. Bennion
Diamond Mountain
Thos. W. O'Donnell
Duchesne Durin
Cnd
Adelbert Bhanno
Arthur Rasmusen
Lapoint
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M. Gipson
Gipson Hotel
Moosevelt
Clarence Ashton
Ashton: Mercantila Company
Archie Lewis
Lewis
DB. O. Colton
Gusli
L. B. Jones
Hangely
Mra. William Richons Hospital
Clair Hocking
Soren Christenson
Haden Foster
Mrs. Ambert Ford
Wallaburg
Walter J. Barney
Byron Thoma
W. JL. Wanlees
Mra, Mauser
Utah Agricultural College
Uintah Darin
Louis S&s. Thompson
Indian Agency of
William Blitchell
Mayden
S. J. Campbell
Wils Johnson, Jr
Continental Oil Company
Price
FR. H. Turner
Jonsen
Forks of Road
Varnal Hotel
James
Westminster College
Varnal
Lynne Ashton
Saverage Sreaka
D. EB. Boam
Blackman
Wales
Jelty
Buaingas
Hylas C. Smith
Uintah County
Fair Matters
Eco
Western Division
Do. J. Neal
Craig, Cola
Roger Horrocks
No‘ola
W. S. Henderson
Mary Henderson
Elizia and Morel Bingham
George W. Bartlett
Tridell
Uintah High
Aloua
Dave
Sestons
Wiliam C. Marshall of
Wilda
Hardy
Norman H. Freestone
Newton Brothers
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Missouri
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J. H. Chatwin
Mandi
Ray Stringham
Orpheuss
Ezra Rich
the Dee Hospital
Ogden
H. E. Rich
Thomas Austin III
Vogus
Henry B. Walthall
Beyond
All Star
Btarland Review
Cullen Landis
Buck Jones
FOX News
Friday Wesley
Freckles
Barry
Booth Tarkington
Penrod
Tom Mix
DO OR Dare
Toonerville
Terville Blues
Boy
Harold Lloyd
First Ward
Vernal Chamber of Commerce
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