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Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1940

Page

5

Verona Vernal businessman dies in accident

Paul J Davis a young Vernal businessman formerly with Ati Ol Refig and Real Estate, died in a fatal Alto Crag incident. Survived by wife Evelyn, two children Carl Anne and Marsha, mother, seven siblings, and several relatives including Harold EJ Clive and George Davis, Mrs R A Bryson of Vernal, Paul J Davis of Payson, Mrs Charles Ericson Salt Lake City, and Carl G Davis Roosevelt. He had served as MM lealer in Vernal second ward and was a Junior Glander member.

Ati Ol Refig Paol Jt Evelyn Vers Davis MM Lealer Vernal Giander Commerce Carl Anne Marsha Harold EJ Clive George Davis R A Bryson Paul J Davis Payson Charles Ericson Salt Lake City Carl G Davis Roosevelt

Card of Thanks for Kindness After Bereavement

The Davis families express appreciation for kindnesses shown during their bereavement. They thank everyone for the comforting words, beautiful music, and acts of condolence at the services, especially noting Mrs W Laurance Davis and Mrs John N Davis and families.

Naples Ward Sunday School Conference Attendees

Naples ward hosted a Sunday School conference with the stake presidency in attendance. Attendees included President H B Calder Archie Johnson Byron Goodrich and Jessie Haws, plus stake Sunday school board representatives H Walter Wooley Harold Smith Ernest Johnson and Mrs Golda Carroll. Local visitors included Mr and Mrs Dan Lybbert and children from Washington D C, Mrs Robert Allred and daughter, and Mr and Mrs Clay Allred of Price.

Naples Ward Ptake H B Calder Archie Johnson Byron Goodrich Jessie Haws Atake Sunday School H Walter Wooley Harold Smith Ernest Johnson Golda Carroll Dan Lybbert Washington D Lybbert Jacob N Lybbert Robert Allred Clay Allred Price Junnie Gardiner Beth Goodrich Newtons Manufacturing Co Vergsie Asher Evans Darlene Davis Laura Evans Lavell Manwaring Laura Grace Este Lewis B Gardiner Balt Lake Clyde Gardiner California Mable Merrill Wissippi Mebbe Lybbert Lynwood Balt Lake City

LEOTA PTA Appoints New Committees In Avston Ward

Leota PTA held in Avston chapel on Thursday evening with new committees named. Austin Wardell serves another term as president while Mrs Raymond Stoddard and daughter accompany W B Stoddard as Vernal visitors. Priesthood busy the week with harvest and sorghum work by Ralph Durfee, Floyd Bryant, and William Furperson. Durfee family moved to Woods for winter. Durfee drives the Woods to Avalon bus. Hovey and Mrs Wilson visited Roosevelt. Belle Society members gathered at Venice Durfee’s home to sew tray cloths for the hospital and give Mrs Durfee a kitchen shower. Ronald Eksund and family, recently moved to Vernal for a few months, were visiting.

Avston Chapel Austin Wardell Raymond Stoddard Ana W B. Stoddard Ralph Durfee Floyd Bryant William Furperson Provo Fahay Durfee Woods Durfee Avalon Bert Hovey William Wilson Roosevelt Belle! Society Venice Durfee New Hospital Edward Bryant Lapoint Ronald Eksund Vernal Eksund

Ogden Stock Yards Market Report and Prices

Market day results show forty two carloads across Tiped tr Big Springs IA and Armsterd MT with feeder cattle, steers, heifers, and calves. Light feeder heifers 500-600 pounds valued up to 800, calves 300-450 pounds up to 850, and heavy grass steers from Montana and Idaho ranges averaging around 50 top at 860.

Aly Big Springs Merit Montana

Livestock Prices Mixed as Markets Show Varied Demand

The market report notes cattle and hog pricing with mixed demand. Heifers ranged from 750 to 40 per head, cows sold around 710 to 1150, and best cows near 1150. Hogs topped around 665 with some weights at 610 to 615, while lighter lots drew about 400.

Little Miss Dictator Teases A Child's Silent Frustration

A social worker encounters a young girl who expresses deep unhappiness about unfair treatment at home. The girl lists family members who she says oppress or boss her, lamenting the lack of support and fairness in her daily life.

Clean kitchen claim sparks customer demand for proof

A bustling Salt Lake City era market scene features a restaurant proprietor boasting a clean kitchen while a customer challenges the claim. The fragmented ads section lists a jumble of sale notices and classified items plus a Utah court summons, auctions, and livestock listings, all reflecting a busy community page.

For Rent Three Room Apartment In Charter Oak Area

For rent a three room apartment at 928 Os street in the Charter Oak area. Monthly rent eight dollars, apply to H C Harey.

Incomplete Thank You Note From Unknown Source

Message fragment thanks a group for support at a wedding or baley event with garbled text. Includes phrases about dress and hood and mentions attire, but lacks clear names, dates, places, or organizers. Unable to identify event or complete details from the fragment.

County Republican Leaders Hold Meeting Here

County Republican leaders convened with Uintah and Duchesne county officials to plan an intensive postwar campaign. Attendee Henry B Millecam presided as they outlined coordination with precinct chairmen and local party committees.

County Attney Ray E Ditmar George H Harrison

Local Visitors Spend Weekend in Salt Lake City

Mr and Mrs Arid G Merkley spent the weekend in Salt Lake City while Mr Merkley stayed in town. Mr and Mrs Clinton Erekser and their three children also visited, enjoying time in the area together.

Ard Arid G Merkley Salt Lake City Salt Lake Clinton Erekser

Treasure Bee Hive Class Reunion and Local News Digest

The Treasure Bee Hive Class met at the home of former leader Mrs Mortal Remington for an evening of progressive games and dessert. Mr Miller traveled to Salt Lake City. Mr and Mrs Den Pearce left Prestbury for Los Angeles after visiting here on their return from the Eastern States. A Sacrament meeting program featured speakers Joan B. Preece, Mrs Eugene Woodriff, and William Hofell with a vocal selection by the girls group led by Gecil Billings.

Mortal Remington Miller Salt Lake City den Pearce Prestiy Los Angeles Califoia Joan Eugene Woodriff William Hofell Gecil Billings John Hodgkinson

New Car Blends Mass and Flowing Lines in Design

A new automobile showcases a skilful mix of solid mass with longer flowing lines. Wider shield and windows improve all around vision, and the model reflects the company’s experience from building over 28 million motor cars.

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