Dorn to Mr and Mrs Ivan Perry on Monday
A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Ivan Perry on Monday April 16th, with the birth announced in the local notes.
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1934
Page
8
A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Ivan Perry on Monday April 16th, with the birth announced in the local notes.
Dall his HW Young district attemes for the fourth Judelal disrict re tuned home Sunday from Piovae Whee he has been attending cout Miss Enid Woods of Bonanza mina has returned home after spending the past two weeks fis hing with silencs and relatives fish interests bene manifest ed by students of the UHS in the UBSC oratorical contest which is to tale place at the high schoo on Field Day Friday April 27.
The latte daughter of Mr and Mrs HY Walter Wootley is sufer ing with an infection in her ars following an attack of the Nu She is improving.
Mrs Fa Tabrua of Roosevelt returned Tuesday with her young daughter who was born in March. Mrs YLebrum has been at the home of Mrs Jane Murray.
Mig Thomas YT welcomed a baby boy on Monday April 1. The mother and child are reported to be doing well and recovering.
Willam Snell of Jensen has endured a months long hand infection and visits Vernal nearly daily for medical attention as doctors pursue treatment.
County Treviner Martin W Cur Tig was filled with a relapse from his recent flu attack and was unable to be at the office on Monday. He is much improved at the present time.
Miller came back Monday from Salt Lake City where he went on business for the FLRA. He served as timekeeper on CWA projects during the assignment.
A boy riding a bicycle struck Farl, injuring his right collarbone area and causing a front tooth to be knocked out. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Ful kat Remington. The incident followed a fall from an apple tree, and no further details are given.
Mrs Fort Dougligs of Salt Lake City wife of the late De Douglass known for his Dinosaur quarry work at Jackson was entertained at Miss TI Ratlity's home last week. Ms Douglass was joined by Miss Dixon and Miss Clane of the University of Utah for a scenic trip to the Dinosaur quarry Friday and returned home Sunday.
A business visitor, M Woods of Bonanza, arrived in town Saturday. L T Wright of Twin Falls Idaho traveled to town for the C W as Af Co. Mr and Mrs A N Timothy p' neers of Junin were in from their ranch on Tuesday greeting many friends.
Mr and Mrs W and Henderson traveled to Price on Wednesday to visit their daughter Mary and to attend the band contest with family.
Dr If Fo Rich remained confined to his room on Monday with a severe cold. He is still quite ill but has greatly improved.
Salt Lake City radio service man Clifford Johnson spent several days in Vernal this week handling business matters and visiting local contacts.
Lawrence Galley son of Lewis Galley and Miss Isabel Caldwell daughter of F M Caldwell of Vernal secured a marriage license at the county clerk's office on April 16. The notice records the applicants and official date for the forthcoming ceremony.
Tom Argyle head of the state game and fish commission toured Vernal on a Wednesday visit and planned several days of talks before his departure.
Talks emerge about a planned eight resort development in the northeast corner of the state along the Yampane Cueen rivers. If built, it would become one of the west’s most scenic retreat destinations.
Mrs Ivan Koterseer was taken to Vernal Thursday morning from Jensen for medical treatment. A G C Boyle and wife assisted in transporting her by car following an illness.
Leslie Whte chief clerk in the office of the state fish and game commission visited Vernal on Wednesday to audit accounts with several county sales agencies and departed the same day for Duchesne County.
Six tons of oats were purchased by the County Clerk for use in poisoning to rid the county of rodents. Government representatives are present to distribute the oats, with plans to begin poisoning this weekend and distribute next week.
Mrs Harmon Sowards returned Tuesday to Salt Lake City with her daughter Essie Jane after attending the funeral of Mrs Harmon Sowards attended by relatives in Vernal. Mis James H Wallis of Salt Lake City was in Vernal on Wednesday. Mrs Walls, formerly a resident and president of the Vernal First Ward Rede Society, was accompanied to Vernal by her daughter Themas Roosevelt.
Thoms Marren from the Lewis Water campu was in Salt Lake City last weekend. He learned the airport will host a squadron of airplanes visiting the Verna tirport in the near future on a2 reo. Will flight.
Mrs Earl Douglas, visiting Vernal, says her son Gaywin married Thelma Dunkhle of Levington Montana in Salt Lake City early this year. Mr Douglas works for mining interests in DGutte Nob.
Jf Ho Young of the US Bureau of Public Roads and RCA Gillis, district engineer of the Utah State Road Commission, left Tuesday via Colorado toward Cisco in Grand County to inspect road construction at that location. They will reach UG and G at Meeks Junction via Tangely.
Uintah County teachers met Saturday evening for a business session to elect officers for the new year and to review a Book of Memories theme. 125 guests attended the banquet prepared by Miss Beth Ashworth and her class, with music by Lloyd Winn and others, followed by dancing in the gym.
Information released at Quay this week states the Bear Dance at Whitcocks will occur in the latter part of May. Superintendent Ladge requested the timing so that Indian school children may return home with their parents at the close of school.
WFP Flisworth sons John and ay John Jackson and Ray Bar ney of Leota visited town Wednesday. Mr Dunsworth and sons are fixing the Leota hunting and nesting grounds. Water was turned in this week covering about 5000 acres, according to Mr Ellsworth.
Alex Fledquist, president, and cashier V I Bird visited Vernal on Saturday and Sunday to tour Dinosaur National Monument. They learned about the project’s scope from geological engineer Ir A C Boyle and the goal of the US Parks Service to create a national scientific museum.
Robert H. Hinckley state director of relief writes Mayor R C Cooper thanking him for cooperation as chairman of the Uintah county relief committee. Hinckley says no elective officers can join the new FORA committee while Cooper expresses gratitude for support from county city and ward committees and relief workers.
Zelph and Calder, assistant attorney general of Utah based in Salt Lake City, were in Verna on Monday for official business.
The Bennion family thanks friends and neighbors for kind sentiments and abundant flowers after the death and burial of their son. They express deep gratitude from Mr and Mrs E A Bennion and family.
The council announces no adjustments on water rentals due to guaranties except when the Water Superintendent is notified at vacancy by council order. OSCAR M LYMAN records as recorder. A12-19 TOR SALE bath tub pipe and fixtures a bargain COLLIER FURNITURE Alp.
The Vernal Milling Company announces the mill is open again for grinding each day with no cash required for riding. The notice specifies daily operation except Sundays and holidays.
A reader plans a homestead on Sny Fork Mountain Lays near mile 0 with ample water. The note names P S Beck and L R Beck McKinnon W30 A19-M16 as contacts or references for the proposed property.
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