Post Office Entry for Vernal Utah March 13 1509
A second class matte entry records Vernal Utah post office status dated March 13 1509 under an act named Biasch 3 2870.
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1932
Page
4
A second class matte entry records Vernal Utah post office status dated March 13 1509 under an act named Biasch 3 2870.
The notice explains expiration dates shown on paper wrappers indicate renewal timing. It requests payment receipt update and to inform the office if the expiration date is not updated within three weeks after remittance. It also asks readers to report missed EXPRESS delivery.
A political profile notes an Independent figure in Ash County with optimism about a larger community. The subject is identified as active in journalism circles as a member of the WTA State Press Association and national editorial groups.
Dr Herbert J Stack argues that accidents in homes kill hundreds of thousands yearly and injure millions, urging nationwide focus on safer housekeeping and child safety habits. He says families bear the duty to teach safety, as home practices shape future risk and national safety outcomes.
A traveler visits a city where every clock on the wall is wrong and merchants lament hard times. The Shaft argues that people make their own circumstances, noting clocks symbolize neglected ambition and unseen inner life.
A discussion on how criticism should be fair and constructive to achieve sound judgment. It warns against constant petty abuse that harms leadership and undermines effective governance.
The article argues wives and mothers control family health and happiness through daily habits. It links vitality to cheerfulness and success, noting physical condition affects school, work, and daily life, and urges restoring health to boost energy and interest.
A historical health article outlines how wives and mothers influence family health through hygiene, proper foods, ventilation, clothing, and rest. It introduces a 12 part series with the first focusing on habits of living and prevention, noting a future piece on light and ventilation.
Davis Mro and Mrs Lawrence Gurr moved into the Watkins house with farming plans for the summer. A MI A program featured songs, stories, and two one act plays performed by Bee Hive groups and local families. A hard times dance at the ward house celebrated community spirit. A newborn baby girl to Mr and Mrs Fred Atwood born March 27.
New York City conductor T. A. Rolfe aims to lead an all American orchestra built from native players and instruments to interpret American music. He envisions bringing in new instruments like the banjo and sourcing musicians from across the United States to capture authentic American rhythm and style.
Funeral services were held Wednesday at the home of Florence Wills for Bonnie Nelson at Roosevelt. Jean Nelson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Al Nelson, passed away the prior Sunday. The ceremony included a duet by Hlaud Woolley and Alice Cridwell and prayers by W Johnson of Davis ward. Eds Werksey delivered the benediction, and burial followed at Vernal Cemetery.
Local items report injuries from a roof accident at a chicken house with lifelong care in Vernal. Veterans Hospital patient Sol Case returns from Fort Lyons Cole, improving on furlough this summer. Club events include G Ti? Club and Allanu Club gatherings, with officers elected. Positive family updates share births, moves, and health improvements, alongside regional weather and a high Green River.
A community welcome home event for Elder Clyde W Oaks drew many attendees with performances by Alice Caldwell and Gerald Caldwell, readings by Jessle Oaks, and duets by Oreta Oaks and the duo of Boyd Price and Eula Hatch. The evening closed with dancing to the Stringham orchestra. Separately, local households reported births, marriages, travels to Salt Lake City for general conference, and ongoing farming and water hauling activities as spring planting begins.
The Ogden Sawyer Battery Co filed articles of incorporation with a stated capital of ten thousand dollars.
City officials report progress on plans for a new post office in Cedar City with site selection and funding steps underway. Details on contractors and timelines remain under review as the project moves toward approvals.
The Dramate Art department plans a three act April 27 23 auditorium program featuring one act plays Om Vengeance Height Pink and Patches and The Clod with casts led by Ruth Hart Grace Slauach and Rex Wharvey among others The event includes humorous reading preliminaries and a Girls Day assembly with contests and a kangaroo court shaping up for medal competition and track prospects.
Grace Slaugh named valedictorian with a high score of 2656. Lawrence Siddoway false second in ranking, delivering the welcome address. Hope Seeley placed third and Harry McClanahan fourth as the class totals and grading method are explained.
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