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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1938
Page
4
Last week the MT A held a Fall Social for the MLA Miney After actors and youth groups. The Bee Hive Institute demonstration at Roorrelt featured Miss Lary Davis and several local families. Echoes of farm life and nearby gatherings fill the Salt Lake City area with social activity.
Drason Lot Ge Rhee oe Bing Havens left Friday evening for Fruits Mr and Mrs Hall are spending the week end in Fruita and Grand Sunction Mr and Mra Eddings and family are spending the week end with home folks in Fruits School opened September 6th with 10 pupils od My Francia Horrocks of Lapoint as teacher Those going.ifrow here to Ver nal for the Korea Were Pred Hodg kinson and family Monroe Hatch and family H Wedman nd fam ily Lowell Hodgkinson and family Mr and Mrs Detr Finnicum and son Jim Allen Gentry Ernest Bynith arid family Stormy weather and bad roads kept several families from going over Mr and Mrs J. G Moch and Prackek were in town Monday night on their way home from the rodeo Mr and Mrs J M. Sarr of Wat son are spending Bejuraay night and Sunday with their daughter Mrs. Dorry and family Mr and Mrs Chas Hackley and baby were in town Wednesday ev ening They were returning home from Provo where Mia Hackley and baby had spent two weeks with her parents Hamp Price and Ralph Patterson have returned to the WQ mine to work after being laid off for several weeks Reed Hodgkinson underwent an operation recently and is doing liicely
Regional Forester and Assistant Regional Engineer visited Ashley on September 12 touring Iron Springs road Summit Park Hicks Park and nearby roads with locals Supervisor Taylor Trout Creek Colton Stations Hickerson Park and Sheep Creek. Manilla and Teidger Lake districts await road maintenance with work to resume at Vernal. Chief Clerk Wayland Mattsson met with the Treasury Department to secure furniture for a new post office addition. Ashley clerks assisted with trout planting in local streams including Ashley Creek and Little Brush Creek. Tom Bingham has stored over 30 000 trout for planting in coming seasons.
The Maeser school fair honored pupil efforts with displays of produce, crafts, sewing, and mandywork. Judges praised the tower idea and livestock entries while parents from nearby towns attended, with several students and staff mentioned alongside future plans and college paths.
Grand Junction winter plans and numerous visits as Mr and Mrs George Fisher and other families spend time with relatives. Miss Cora Hardy leaves for Denver for a beauty course, a gun accident injures Atwood, turkeys stolen from the Hacking home, and residents travel to Provo, Manila, and Canada for education and family events.
A Naples Hiar Tuesday evening social was held at the chapel with a fine program and games led by Elaine Goodrich and Israel C Heaton followed by dancing. Miss Ruby Nelson visited, Mr and Mrs L Jacobsen hosted, Merle Nall and baby af Rifle Cole visited during the rodeo, and a welcome home party for Jern MH Lybbert who returned from a Hollard mission was held with music readings and talks then a dance.
Uintah High School outlines a new health and recreation schedule for grades seven to ten with alternating gym use for boys and girls, weekly combined dance and social games, and a 40 minute recreation class on fifth day. State education officials highly praised the program after a Friday visit.
Captain Alvin Sessions and Lieut Fred P Baker led an inspection tour of the Vernal CCC camp and spike camp with commendations for order and cleanliness. Educational advisers E W Field and F J Kennard assessed space, prepared a song book, while safety talks highlighted enrollee responsibilities. obituaries noted a mother’s death for Enrollee James Park. The camp also completed a new garage and hosted a series of church and community events attended by locals and delegates from Roosevelt and BYU activities.
An atwood couple, Mrs Ralph Case, and Ashley attended a Camp 1507 gathering Saturday evening. Chaplain RE Curtis arrived Tuesday morning to lead a meeting at the camp, with Wendel Atwood and MG B Atwood noted among attendees.
A community exhibit drew a sizable crowd with locals visiting the display and showing interest in the evening event. Attendees included residents and nearby visitors who commented on the variety of pieces and the overall turnout.
A 1907 county health report describes demonstration of gaseous discharge lamps led by Elmer H Smith Edward T Hall and A Lelck with Salt Lake City ties. The official notes an estimated project cost rising from 61 to 72 dollars with engineering agencies involved and plans for the Apollo Road site.
At the home of Britop Li Mr and Mrs A F Smith their son Daniel of Mekirtsa visited last week with their daughter Mrs Elmer Swett and family. Mr and Mrs Pred Mx and others visited Jessie Arrows. Harold L Johnson and Miss Felyn Mott were married yesterday evening. Ber A Jack Powell is recovering from last week. H E Seeley and Alma Preece left for Denver with a shipment of beef cattle. Edith Allred Charley 40.
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