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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1923
Page
6
Continued column reports Lyman Hall and his wife staying with parents after two weeks away from the mountain. Lyman has returned. Alice Adama moved down from the sawmill last week and has cooked there this summer. Sho plans to begin high school soon.
Joseph H. and Mrs Gardiner marked their golden wedding anniversary at home on September 22 with their family and friends. The couple, both born in England, were married in 1873 and lived in Pleasant Grove before moving to Ashley and later Naples. Ten children were born to them, eight survive. A large gathering at the ward house featured music, dances, and a varied program, with many relatives in attendance including siblings and relatives from nearby towns.
Whiterocks residents hosted a six o clock dinner for Mrs Rosa Canfield and guests Mrs Roy Smith Mrs P N Loakes and Miss Maye Hansberry. A large crowd attended Monday evenings community singing at the Moyers residence and a plan was formed for biweekly singing with different hosts. Mrs Maude Martin Dulaney of Tampa Florida gave an engaging program at Fort Duchesne Friday evening drawing a sizable audience. Miss Sarah Marimon teaches sixth grade at Cedar City Utah replacing a planned trip to Arizona. Miss White of Vernal visits Whiterocks as Dr Moeyera and Dr Max are mentioned in the text.
Fort Duchesne residents report hospital operations with Dr Thompson and Dr Rich, and travel updates as Dr Max departs for Fort Nall Idaho. Community events include church services, a girls club bake sale, and a corn planting effort amid local school support. A church wedding and a Native marriage observation are noted along with several social calls and birthday observances.
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