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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1930
Page
3
Vernal and nearby communities report visitors and departures, school plans, and family news. Many residents travel to Provo Logan and Rifle, while students prepare for Uintah High School and Fort Collins studies. A republican primary and church meeting are noted along with miscellaneous local happenings and condolences.
Mr and Mrs Melvin Jorgensen return from Logan where they spent the summer and after marriage attended summer school. Melvin plans to teach at Randlett this winter while also doing temple work.
Sunday chapel program featured M. M Matty of Vernal Wilford Caldwell with piano and violin soloists Lila and Donne Biglow. Carl Springer from Washington visited his brother Roy and traveled to Pilamond Mountain with Mrs Roy Springer and Carl. Charley Taylor returned from the mountain where he cared for his sheep. Miss May Newmeyer Gladys and Pearl Foster Verna attended Uintah High School at Vernal.
The article extols scouting as a constructive use of a boy’s time, noting costs to raise and maintain a boy, and claiming scouting reduced juvenile delinquency by about 50 percent. It invites readers to visit local scout meetings and recalls a large Raymond Park jamboree with over 150 boys.
A scout meeting with no adult leader present shows boys applying tests and studying a birds nest. District leaders in the Timpanogos council urge uniform wear, cleanups, voting outreach, year round good turns, and increased advancement in scout ranks.
A call to recruit new members and launch a fall weed fighting drive. The article warns that delaying perennial weed control reduces results and urges immediate treatment of wild morning glory and Canada thistle to prevent big spring infestations.
The text explains that heating sugar before adding to fruit juice is unnecessary. Heating only shortens boiling time. If juice is hot when sugar is added, boiling is briefly checked and then resumed until jelly forms in about six to nineteen minutes.
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