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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1933
Page
4
The Vernal Exprean lists Swillian B. Willis as editor and James WARTIS as publisher. The paper is printed at 2 Doughty Street in London and registered as a second class matter at the Vernal Utah post office with a warehouse date in 1873.
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The text references a person or group described as independent in politics and optimistic, working for a local organization in Utah. It mentions state, territorial associations and national entities, but details are unclear due to fragmented OCR.
The spring festival Easter is cited as a time for moral renewal and the resurrection of the good within. It urges early impulses toward right doing and lofty goals, opening the tomb of the better self and guiding contracts, home life, and leadership toward happiness and benediction.
Mrs Sylvian Ross of Lapoint formerly Miss Katherine Mott of Vernal visited last week. Miss Rhea McKee, a Jordan High School student in Salt Lake City, won first prize in an art exhibit.
The Uintah High School band of 54 members departs Thursday heading to Price for the third annual Intermountain Band Contest set for April 13 to 15.
Representative Dan Mitchell of Duchesne county and Representative W Stan Ashton of Uintah county attended a Lions Club event on Wednesday as special guests, drawing local interest from the community.
Mrs L Witbek who has been seriously ill for several weeks returned from Salt Lake City Tuesday after spending the past month under the care of a specialist.
Tommy Hitch, who has been attending school at the B UW the past winter, spent a weekend visiting Vernal.
Mrs F G Eskerson departed Monday morning for Evanston Wye, her former home, to spend a few weeks visiting her family.
Mr and Mrs John Jorgensen left Wednesday for Castie Dale where Mr Jorgensen was summoned to the bedside of his father who was taken seriously in the hospital.
Mrs Frooks of Jensen was visiting in Vernal on Tuesday. Local residents noted her presence and goodwill during the daytime visit.
Mr and Mrs Clair Ashton and daughter Dyelyn of Roose, elt, were in Vernal Saturday.
Nes Fry Alexander, formerly employed at a Buhi beauty shop, is in Verne visiting with friends and sharing experiences from the past winter.
Miss Sally Preas of Vernal participated in Barnard College New York Greek Games annual Entrance Pageant held Saturday April. Freshmen and sophomores performed original dances and chariot races themed on Apollo the Prophecy God. More than three hundred students and guests attended with judges including Leonor Speyir Ruth St Dennis Amelia Eathart Gisetta Richter and Bernad Wagner.
National Wool Marketing Association field man Johnson reports Fountain Green shepherd Joseph Livingston agreed to sell 2900 fleeces to William Bliss of Boston Mass at 13 1 4 cents per pound. This marks the highest price in years, with last year’s top around 10 cents and a few 12 cent clips in September.
About 200 people attended a bear dance on Sunday despite bad weather. The crowd included couples and individuals such as Mr and Mrs Chalners, Myr and Mrs Gurry, Elmer Denver Jr, Clarence Martis, Thelma Curry, Ollie Puion, Leonard Laktoee and wife, Jasper Cuch, MM Verholt and wife, Jack Thamp and wife, Conne Demer, and many others from Fort Duchesne to Roosevelt and Salt Lake City.
Mrs Thomas LaRose and family and numerous University of Utah and Romney attendees joined the Bear Dance gathering in Morgan county. Weather hindered progress with rain and freezing cold, yet participants reported enjoyment and a large 38 inch preparation aiding future range conditions.
A long Sunday service featured David Calder and Alton Hatch with others attending. Families moved to Leeton and Watson for farming. A baby born in Murray was welcomed. a girl broke her shoulder playing outside. Several workers and youths prepared for spring farming at local ranches and mines.
A Washington D C reader cites a husband who reportedly shed 16 pounds in four weeks after taking Kruschen Salts. The note promotes the product as a fat reducer and mood booster with a money back guarantee, urging daily use with water.
Mrs Willam Winward and daughter Mrs Violet Young visited Saturday with Mrs Ruth Sturgeon and Mrs Hlardy of LaPoint. The Primary opened with a social and children's dance. Archie Perry returns from BYU to farm the Elnor Bel ranch. Harold Calder's car damaged after steering shaft failure near Ben McNaughton place with minor injuries. Healey family from Angels, Utah visited. MI A program featured a reading by June Erekson and a clarinet solo by Eldred Johnson. MI A meeting discussed Scouting with J Emery Johnson, Hugh W Colton, and Dr F G Eshkelson visiting Vernal.
Harold Dudley traveled to Provo Saturday to oversee the new N D chapel project in Avalon. Alfred Owens, Westminster College student at Lake City, spends spring break with his parents Mr and Mrs Carl Saur of Gusher. Mrs Seaur, formerly Madge Young, is mentioned. Ross Batchelor moved his family to Lapoint and leased a farm for the summer. Nephi Nehr and his mother left for a new home in Lorin Utah after a farewell party with dancing and refreshments for 62 attendees. Ed Caston received news of his father’s death in Kansas on March 28.
Mr and Mrs Joe Snyder moved to the Tony place on Indian Beach formerly occupied by Mr and Mrs Marton Mitchell. The regular Farm Bureau meeting drew a large crowd with the ladies forming a club to meet monthly at the ward house and at members homes. Mrs Katie Snider of Cedarview Mrs Vivian Gleaton and her Roosevelt family visited Neola. Glen Allen of Roosevelt was in Neola Wednesday.
TRIDELL residents joined Bishop and Mrs Hi LeRoy Morrill Mr and Mrs Ivan Ross C B Bartlett Grace Morris and Mrs Ray Nebeker at Airs Owen Bartlett home to hear discourses from the general conference in Salt Lake City. Chiles Merkley and Horace Mulling plan a Provo trip while plowing a ditch. Goden Merkley was struck in the use by a growing willow branch. The Heller Society plans a Bow and Bennett party on the 13th. Bart Merkley hires Prant Searles of Whiterocks Beach to aid with farm work as he expects to be busy with his bees.
In the Fourth Judicial District Court Uintah County Utah the sheriff auctions real property to the highest cash bidder on April 26 1933 at 120 oclock pm at the courthouse door Vern Uintah County Utah describing the southwest quarter and west half of section 15 township 7 south containing 600 acres sheriff Jemery Johnson April 1933-April 27 1933
The Uintah County Utah sheriff announces an auction by cash sale on April 20 and April 29 1933. The properties include land described as sections 25 township 4 south range 21 east and 177 03 acres plus 9 11 40 shares of water stock in Ashley Central Irrigation Company. Sheriff J Emery Johnson signs the notice with dates April 6 to April 27 1933.
Sheriff sale scheduled in Uintah County Utah at the county courthouse south door on April 1 1933 at 2 pm. Proceedings list plaintiffs Ray H Reader Amelia Reader J Herod Reader Ila B Reader and William Lee Fletcher with defendants John H Reader and others. Property described as portion of Section 14 Township 23 Range West with improvements and access way in the Uintah county area.
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