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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1932
Page
8
A brief notice records an exchange involving a labor manager and publisher names, with postal and office references. The readable fragments include a Wol. 1 and Doughty Street, suggesting a midcentury city notice with sparse identifying details.
A historical notice records an appointment described as second class master at the post office in Utah on March 13, 2909 under an act dated March 3, 1972. The fragmentary entry notes a government appointment with dates and location but lacks full context.
Classified brief lists subscription prices in advance for various terms. One year at 2.56 dollars, six to twelve month periods at 1.56 dollars, and three months in advance noted as available. The item appears as a pricing snippet within a larger newspaper page.
C T Pope was employed in the market trade during the previous month. He contributed to sales and operations, reflecting steady work patterns in the local market scene.
Mrs Jessie Gipson and Mrs Ethel Martin attended a club meeting in Myton on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs J A Miarrison visited Trice on business. In Vernal on Monday Mr and Mrs H Moore were visitors. Alton Johnson returned Sunday after two years in the Eastern States mission. Miss Ruth Johnson and Don Jensen were business visitors in Myton on Tuesday. JC Oates and son Royal of San Diego, California visit old friends in Vernal.
Mrs Claur Coupe and her children from California are visiting Vernal to see friends and relatives. A C H Warmaton of Roosevelt dropped by Vernal as a business visitor on Wednesday.
Mr and Mrs HM Lundell traveled to East Lake City for a weekend trip, returning with no reported incidents.
Mr and Mrs Justin Winkler of Dragon were in town as business visitors on Saturday.
Choctes 4 Tucker from Las Vegas visits for several days with Mr and Mrs Tieyd Winn seen in Salt Lake City weekend. O FB duffet price postal inenec tor, a business visitor in Verte nal Friday. Mr and Mrs W Henderson and children Florence Royal Ernest Miz Zelda Tingham Harold Alexander depart Thursday for Price to attend a band contest.
Safe Down and Mr Bown of Wateen were business visitors in Vernal on Tuesday. They met local officials and toured facilities, signaling ongoing collaboration with regional partners.
Mrs J N Davis and her son Georges are returning from Salt Lake City with plans implied for Monday departure. The fragment notes travel, and lacks further details on destination or purpose.
Mr and Mrs Ellis Merkley returned Monday evening from Salt Lake City. They traveled for a personal visit and are now at home with friends and family.
A local note celebrates Mrs Hugh W Colton, wife of a prominent Salt Lake City figure, as she returns home from a famed Monday event.
Attorney Thorn Hatch of Helper arrived in Vernal on Wednesday evening for business matters.
City Attorney Dallas H Young is reportedly absent this week after being out for three months due to undisclosed reasons. Local officials have not released further comment on his absence.
Mr and Mrs Bnelfen Johnson and Ercel returned Monday from a visit to Lake City where they attended a general conference.
Judge A V Watkins and Court Reporter A M Alder arrived Monday evening to hold a special mid term of court. They returned to Provo on Wednesday.
Word arrived that Mr and Mrs Ray Showalter of Dixon Wyoming welcomed a baby girl on April 12. Mrs Showalter is formerly Miss Opal Barnett.
Forest Supervisor Charles De Moisy of the Uintah forest, based at Provo, spent part of the week visiting with his parents, Mr and Mrs Charles C Moilsey, in Ver nal.
The partners Mott and Woolley dissolve their business agreement. Woolley plans to open a shop just west of the John W Pope Garage while Mott will continue operating at the current location.
President Rader of Uintah Hallway and Charlies Fredric Johnson, a company electrician, met in Vernal on Tuesday to discuss local operations and safety matters.
Mr and Mrs Alvin Weeks and their family left for Bountiful on Tuesday. Arts Weeks will stay for a visit while Mr Weeks returns to his work in Vernal.
Jacob Jorgensen of Uintah Basin and Cache County supervised several irrigation projects. At a Monday American Legion meeting plans were set for a Memorial Night dance on May 30 and a fitting program on Memorial Day or the day before with State Commander George Ballff as principal speaker.
Shaffer of Ilangely spent the weekend visiting Vernal, adding a note of local interest to regional travel. He toured sights and stayed at a local lodging, meeting residents and sharing anecdotes about his hometown.
Vernal Saturday notes show Dragon included Mr and Mrs T W Neuringing Mr and Mrs Everett Cor nie Mrs Fi Mr and Mrs Ed Bmith as part of the salting business crowd.
J W Whiting of Springville was in Vernal this week preparing to begin work on the road project recently awarded to his company. It is understood that local men stud teams will be employed.
Extension forester Paul B. Dunn of the U8 AC of Logan arrived in Vernal to survey local tree planting and offer guidance for future planting. He is accompanied by county agent E Peterson and county clerk W Wilson Murray.
An intrepid French critic argues for a tranquil zone free of railways and factories within France. He notes the forest of St Hubert offers scarce quiet, with only nature sounds and a cottage as refuge for those who value silence and can reach it on foot.
A brief dialogue scene where Fate and a companion discuss a small cosmetic addition. The tone hints at playful banter over a shared plan or fate driven moment.
The Royal Neighbors club enjoyed a Monday afternoon at Airs Dave Hatch home with a three course dinner at 2 pm followed by 500 and hid five. Prizes went to airs Roy Odekirk and Mrs Dave Hatch. Special guest Mrs Roy Odekirk. Members present include Mrs John Jorgensen, Mrs Sarah Fudmore, Mrs Win Merkley, Mrs George Baese Sr, Mrs Ruth Caldwell, Mrs Frank Swain, Mrs Win Darin, and Mrs Harry McClanshan. Meetings set for April 25 at the Commercial hotel. Other events include readings, club entertainments, and notices of marriages and social gatherings.
With Governor Dern away in Colorado and Secretary Welling unable to attend, Senator Ray E. Dillman of Roosevelt nearly assumed governorship during a Tum Falls meeting. Welling’s absence meant Uintah Basin missed a brief transfer of state leadership.
A terse note from local authorities assures residents no bulls are allowed on country roads. The message clarifies that only constables patrol the area, warning against livestock roaming freely.
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to those who aided during illness and death of Harold Witmer and honors the family David Witmer and Mrs Witmer for flowers and messages.
The Ouray bear dance closed Monday evening with whites attending Sundays ceremony estimated at 300. An admission charged at 25 cents per adult and 15 cents per child raised about $40 for prerequisites of the Monday feast. Indians moved to Whiterocks Tuesday for the second instalment of the sacred dance.
The Rev John Leucher of Roosevelt will officiate at Sunday service at St Pauls Episcopal Church on April 17 at 8 PM. He will preach the sermon and the public is invited to attend.
We express sincere thanks to everyone who assisted during the illness and at her passing. Mr and Mrs Thos Rindel u and family thank relatives friends and neighbors for support and kindness shown during our sorrow.
Congressman Colton announces assurances of seed loan opportunities for Uintah Basin farmers facing a poor season. Perry Burnham says no land mortgage waiver is needed unless the mortgage affects the crop or matures before harvest. P C Petersen will visit Ephraim to explain loan requirements and encourage applications via the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. President and Mrs. Caker returned from East Lake City after attending meetings.
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