Roosev elt Talle Craig Harmston Visited Vernal
Roosevelt resident Talle Craig Harmston was in Vernal on Sunday as a business visitor.
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1930
Page
8
Roosevelt resident Talle Craig Harmston was in Vernal on Sunday as a business visitor.
Mr and Mrs A Anderson of Tepoint were in Vernal on Wednesday attending to business affairs.
Isaac Newton left Monday for Salt Lake City to seek medical aid for his eye condition described as an eye flight that has been falling of late.
Principal Robert L. Pixton of the U S and S spent the past weekend in Salt Lake City on business. The trip involved official duties and meetings with regional administrators to discuss school matters and program planning.
Mrs Thomes Quligan who had been very ill was taken to Vernal hospital last Saturday. We are glad to report that her condition seems to be improving.
Alma Varney of Panguich arrived last Friday for a short visit. He is 82 years old and was accompanied by Wayne Barney of Salt Lake City.
The manager of Summit Monumental Works in Price arrived in Vernal on Tuesday evening and spent several days in the city handling business matters.
Mrs Joseph If Godfly reports that her sister Mrs Isle Hall in Alberta Canada has given birth to a baby girl on March 31 and both mother and child are doing nicely.
Mrs James Coupe, long in Los Angeles, arrived home Thursday evening to attend the funeral services of William Evans, her daughter’s husband.
Mrs William S Witbeck returned home on Thursday after visiting Cureks with her mother Mrs Emma Hickman and traveling to East Lake City to see friends and relatives since February first.
On April 12 a marriage license was granted to Duall Atwood and Miss Gladva Anderson both of Tri dell. Atwood is the son of Iloy Atwood and Ane dlerson. Anderson is the daughter of Stephen Anderson and Mrs. Anderson.
John II Reader recently returned from Salt Lake City where he sought medical care and remains confined to his home. He was known for his keen business interest and his absence from the business district is noted by many friends and associates.
Reginald Coot son of Mr and Mrs M M Cook and Annis Barlow of Bountiful were married in the Salt Lake temple on Tuesday April 8 by Apostle George F Richards. Elder Cook recently returned from a two year mission to the Northeastern States and the bride previously completed a two year mission to the Central States. Their many friends wish them a happy and successful married life.
The Lions will nominate a slate of officers for the coming year at their Wednesday night gathering.
J D Field prominent Craig Colorado businessman visited Vernal on Sunday and stayed to Monday to attend to affairs. It marked his first trip to the city and he expressed great impression of Vernal.
Clifford Calduetl sustained a chin cut when a limb from a tree struck him as he attempted to break it free. A physician required three stitches to close the wound.
Mr and Mrs Curtis Dudley, recently married and who moved to Duchesne about three weeks ago, have now settled in a new modern house near the residence of Marion Shaffer.
Mr and Mrs Haller Witbeck and their little son Dick returned home Thursday from Salt Lake City where they attended the centennial conference. On Saturday they left for Rio Blanco Colorado to spend the summer.
Mr and Mrs E Burke and relatives including Msgr Henry Iferriott Mrs Roy Cook Mrs Iferriotta Mrs Dorm Hill and young Harry Henderson returned to their homes in Dragon after a very delightful visit at the home of Mr and Mrs Henry Iferriott in Glenwood Springs Colorado last week.
A family party including Miss Merle Binghin and Harold Miss Louisa Bingham with Mr and Mrs Peterson left Friday for Salt Lake City to attend the Pageant. They completed their business in Provo and returned home Sunday evening.
Mr and Mrs W E Witbeck and their daughter Ellen Elizabeth departed Monday for their White River ranch. Ellen will stay with Mr and Mrs Vern McCannell until school starts, then rejoin her parents. Stl and Mrs Lloyd Winn will occupy the Witbeck home during their absence.
Daughters of the Pioneers held a luncheon in Salt Lake City with attendees including county presidents from Utah and presidents from Oregon Washington California Arizona Idaho. The event honored all present.
Mrs Adams accompanied by her grandson Lewis Adams and Miss Ora Whunting with Frank Lewis as driver motored to Rangely Saturday evening. The group attended a dance while Mrs Adams and Mrs Lewis visited Mr and Mrs James Colthorp. They returned to Vernal Sunday.
The Thalla Club met last Thursday afternoon April 10 at Mrs Mame Maryon Af ters home after the business meeting. A program of readings and musical numbers followed. A delicious two course luncheon was served to thirteen members. Next, Mrs Zora Milburn will host on Thursday afternoon April 24.
The Daughters of the Pioneers were entertained last Friday afternoon at Mrs Sam Natch home. Ella Cook read the state convention report and led vocal solos with Mrs Bus Hatch and readings by Mrs Clyde Hatch and Miss Louisa Glenn. A two course luncheon was served to fifteen members and four guests. The next meeting will be at Mrs Otis Weeks home on Friday May 3.
Mr and Mrs Henry L Green and daughter Evelyn return from California after two months with a pleasant trip. They spent most time in Los Angeles and visited San Diego where they called on Mr and Mrs John Bates and Thomas W O’Donnell and wife. The Greens report being in good health and a fine journey home with Mrs Ellis Merkley accompanying.
A Tuesday gathering at the home of W H Howes honored Mr and Mrs Mark M Batty parents of Mrs Stoward. Guests included old friends such as Mr and Mrs John N Disis Bishop and Mrs James H Wallis Mrs Hyrum Calder Mrs Pearl Faton Gearre A Slaugh and others. A repast prepared by the Batty daughters was enjoyed.
Report from press time notes mumps outbreak waning while leader J Ho Rleader remains gravely ill after long illness.
CWW. Andrus, a salesman for Underwood Typewriter Company of East Lake City, conducted business in Vernal this week as part of a regional sales tour.
Children of Bishop James H Walli4 gathered at the homestead on Monday to mark his birthday that occurred Sunday. The gathering yielded a delightful, joyful afternoon with family.
Correspondents are to file the names of all residents who witnessed the pageant in Salt Lake City for publication. Officials urge prompt submission from each community to ensure a complete list.
Mr and Mrs Wm B Wallis Jett will travel to Provo and Salt Lake City for a pageant appearance. They expect to return in the early part of next week.
PooJ Lykken representing the Qoodyear Tire and Rubber company of California closed a one year advertising contract with the Vernal Express to run promotional notices seeking business.
A representative of the anti nurseries planted trees shrubbery wines and flowering plants on Tuesday to enhance the chapel grounds and fulfill the grounds duty.
A special Easter program will be held Sunday morning at 10 o clock in the First Ward chapel. Conducted by the class taught by County Superintendent Olsen, it is described as of such interest that anyone desiring to attend will enjoy it.
State Supervisor Humphreys of the Future Farmers of America inspected the high school work under Harold Lundell and expressed high satisfaction with the results.
Bishop and Mrs James H. Wal returned from Los Angeles Friday where they met on March 2. They also took in general difference and witnessed the pageant. They enjoyed the vacation exceedingly.
The Vernal First ward choir will present The Christ Triumphant in the chapel Sunday at 7 00. President Ernest Eaton will recount the Easter story before the cantata. All are invited to attend.
Captain Thomas of the United States Army visited Monday and Tuesday to persuade parents and boys to join a citizens training camp at Fort Douglas this summer. Several local youths signed up, and the editor hopes to publish the list of names in the next issue.
The Uintah and Duchesne county high schools held a divisional debating contest at Uintah High on Wednesday. Judge chaired by Anthan Cannon included Bishop James Ho Wallis, State Rep B L Dart, and L T Wallis. Duchesne County triumphed unanimously with George Strebel and C H B Stoddard defeating Miss Jetha Hair and Marcel Young.
Don Hacking, long–serving Swiss German mission field worker, sails April 11 from Southampton on the George Washington Elder. He plans to land in New York after six to seven days at sea and then visit Washington DC before returning home.
A Maeser school group returning from Salt Lake City expected to hear the State spelling contest Wednesday morning on K and L. Lucille Stringham, the Whiitsh county winner, participated but nearby radios had static, causing disappointment as the broadcast could not be heard.
Among Indians of the south west the pumpkin blossom holds a place run legends somewhat like that of the fotus in oriental lore. The Bahama Islands are formed of coral.
The April term docket before Judge Watkins records disposal of criminal and civil matters. Detailed entries list cases concluded and judgments rendered, reflecting court activity on the DC docket. The report notes continued items from page four and summarizes outcomes for multiple litigants and offenses.
The court granted the sale of real property in the James L Tatum estate and processed various estates. Mary Fisher administratrix sought summary distribution for Miront Fisher. Orlin Griffin was named administrator for Sally M Griffin. bond set at 2000. Pearl Evans MecCartrell named administratrix for Zina A Frans with bond 500. Luina Robidaux probate admitted on R Cooper petition. Rae Ashton appointed admin tract for News Stewart estate with bond 20000. J Caldwell named administrator of Mary A Caldwell estate with no protest. bond 20060.
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