Verbal Record of Historic Post Date Entry in Vernal
A fragment notes a post office entry dated March 13 149 under act II March 3 1874. Names James Whowallis WM Bh Waltis Fabler appear as clerical entries for a second class maker.
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1931
Page
2
A fragment notes a post office entry dated March 13 149 under act II March 3 1874. Names James Whowallis WM Bh Waltis Fabler appear as clerical entries for a second class maker.
A newspaper ad promotes subscription options with pricing for six months and three months. The offer emphasizes advance payment and themed terms possibly reflecting a historic rate structure. It lists amounts in dollars for two durations and hints at a monthly or term pricing scheme.
Mr and Mrs L Thorne joined a regional press association group tour from Salt Lake City. They were visiting with their daughter Emma Lou who plans to spend a week here during spring vacation.
A license to wed was issued for George Sidney Pace and Shner Christine Pace both of Vernal. Mr and Mrs C R Marcomen of Pace visited Vernal last weekend. The Vernal Ward choir presents an Easter cantata to be directed by Lloyd Winn on Sunday April 17 at 7:36 PM.
Miss Amelia Manker daughter of Mrs E A Manker arrived in Virnal last Saturday to spend the spring vacation. She is attending college in Salt Lake City.
Miss Beatrice Stringham is released from her mission and will attend the General Conference in Salt Lake City before returning home.
The regular monthly meeting of the American Legion is set for Thursday night at the office of Commander Leon DP Christensen. District committeeman Wilford Jensen, with headquarters in Price, was in Vernal last week.
M F Ketchem, the genial Curry Mercantile Company clerk, has returned to work in Curry after several days of rest in Vernal to recover from a hand injury.
Tr Alexander learned last Friday of his father's death in Denver where he had been in good health and hospitalized most of the winter. He left that day to attend the funeral.
Grace Murray a ninth grade student at Uintah High School won the spelling contest between Uintah and Duchesne county schools at Roosevelt Friday. She will travel to Salt Lake City at the end of April to participate in the finals.
B P Kelly of the Kelly Mercantile in Jensen announced in town that the Vernal Jensen road survey is completed. Preparations to start the Jensen shearing Plant were underway for April 10, with operations run by Joe Hatch.
The eastern states mission will hold a regular spring reunion on April 4 at the L D College tool garden corner of Main and North Terpie streets. All members and friends are invited and urged to attend at 3:0 sharp as an excellent program has been arranged.
Among the attendees are Mr and Mrs John N Davis Mrs Elnora Vernon Myra Ht B Calder Mrs Jos P Hacking Bishop James H Wallace and wife County Superintendent Hi 8 Olson and wife President A Goodrich County Agent F Peterson.
Kermit Young plans a fundraising effort in California this week to support Mrs Young who has been visiting her sister for several weeks. Mrs Young works for a medical supplier and Mr Young is a mechanic at a car factory, with both families involved around the Vogt Theatre area.
Mes La Grade Noble loves a witch who was taken to hospital for adenoid surgery. After school ends she will travel with her husband Prince to Berkeley California to spend the summer while Mr Noble attends the University of California.
Molingshead, manager of the Allen Cash Store, won the fourth cash prize in a national Sapohio cont. The subject was The Value of Saplio as a Household Necessity.
Mrs Charles Days left Sunday to take Jay Nielsons place at the boarding house of the Raven Oil company at Rangel. She was accompanied by Mr Davis who has employment near that place.
County Commissioners meet to authorize a resolution for stop signs at intersections with the state highway. They consider dangerous crossings and approve an ordinance. Attorney Hugh W Colton to study laws on slot machines and their removal. The Daughter of the Pioneers receive space to store refreshments. Signs ordered to warn that dead animals must be buried rather than dumped nearby.
The fragment notes a water treatment method involving reed beds and a removal step. It mentions a process near a dais and a focus on centering materials. The readable text is limited and lacks clear entities or a full event.
The Vernal City Council met Wednesday April first and granted a boxing franchise to L El Woodard for Woodards Hall. An extension of the water system 4 to 300 feet to Leon P Christensen property was approved with property owners to advance half the cost. The protest of Linh Poser and Light Co. against Vernal City's water diversion change was continued. A map of the water system connections will be made, and discussion on a warehouse for road equipment was postponed until Mir T Alexander returns.
The remains of Tred Davis who died at a U S hospital on East Lake City were laid to rest in Maeser cemetery. Several local residents attended social visits, dinners, and birthday events. Families including Erickson, Wardle, Shelton, and Alexander hosted gatherings while others planned travel to California and Midway. Continuous community updates describe illness, visits, and farewell events among residents and farmers in the region.
Ulntiah L Dos leads a social gathering at the Seminary building with former LD 8 church missionaries. Anttony Cannon serves as president, with George Davis as VP and Arma Beaird as secretary treasurer. Members split into four regional groups and elect their officers. The note adds social activities, including a Lucky Six orchestra and a Twentieth Century club event with a one act play Honor Comes High.
The Utah Pioneers daughters held a Wednesday dance at the UNS auditorium. A large crowd enjoyed old time dances, April Fool pranks, and a hearty lunch. Sage brush and pines decorated the hall for a pioneer atmosphere with guests in costume. The committee included Mrs Ella Cock and others, with several girls assisting in serving.
Mrs Clive Davils entertained the Beaux Art club on Saturday March 28 at her home. Lavender and gold decor accented the luncheon table with Easter bunnes forming the centerpiece and lavender tapers. Special guests included Mrs Woeth V Davis Miss Frieda Sainsbury and Mrs Douglas Young.
March 26 marked the departure from Vernal for a return to San Diego California. En route she will visit sister Mrs A P Brown of Logan and Mrs Charles Carter of Irove.
Marvin LeRoy Sparks of Newton Cache County and Thelma Alce Lublin of Roosevelt married Sunday March 29 at Byron Godrich’s home with Bishop Goodrich officiating. Sparks is a teacher in Roosevelt Schools.
The Ladew Ald Ladies Society met at Mrs Fred Ackhurst’s home for a missionary meeting and formally backed the library project and the Red Cross. A food sale to aid the Red Cross is set for next Saturday at Ashton Brothers store, with a luncheon for 18 members and 4 guests after the program led by Mrs J Chapman. The next gathering will be at Mrs J F Chapman’s home on Wednesday April 15.
The final PTA session of the year met Thursday night with a smaller crowd due to cold. Lee Angus was reelected president. program featured Mrs J P May and Company, readings by Mrs Parley Lambert, songs by Mrs Barrett and Mr Ivan Perry, and talks on music and education methods.
Seven finalists selected to compete for three medals in the Uintah High School Seminary declamation contest finals set for Thursday. Winners receive gold silver and bronze medals with judges including Peed artist, Walter Woolley, Uintah State Bank, and Attorney Hugh W Colton.
The April first wedding reception for Mr and Mrs Charles Martinsen at Hotel Atta Jensen featured a lively program with comedy and games. Sixty four guests enjoyed gifts and a delicious function after the couple, formerly Miss Jauneta Wlhse of Jensen, received congratulations.
Thalla club met at Mrs George Baese's home on Thursday March 2 following a literature lesson. Twelve members attended a delicious hot dinner. The next meeting will be at Mrs Bert Evans's home.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at quirky, metaphorical lines about electricity and home life. The readable phrases mention taste and scent, carpets, bath water, and a surreal sequence of objects, framed as a diary or poetic aside from an unnamed column.
Parlor advertises scalp treatments at special prices for six weeks. Amna Steamer and Arnot services priced at 100 dollars each, with lower packages at 7.50 and 390 dollars for Beeman at Weves. Call for appointments and location details.
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