Easter social roundup at Thala Club events and notices
Thala Club hosted an Easter party at Mrs Dave Hatch’s home with twelve members and two guests. Al Hatch Jr and Lucile Johnson won top prizes in Five Hundred. next gathering set for April 26.
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1933
Page
8
Thala Club hosted an Easter party at Mrs Dave Hatch’s home with twelve members and two guests. Al Hatch Jr and Lucile Johnson won top prizes in Five Hundred. next gathering set for April 26.
Mrs Peter Hanseon cn Lapoint was in Vernal on Saturday according to local records. The brief note places her visit in Vernal during the weekend.
Mica Enca Methies departed this week for Salt Lake City while G Smith proprietor of the Green River company at Jensen remains in town Tuesday.
Attoner Ray F Dillman of Roosevelt was in Vernal on Thursday attending a strict court session.
Mrs Kruger Blitty had an appendicis operation at Ashley Valley hospital on Tuesday and is reported to be improving nicely. Amosi C Caldwell stocksman and second principal of Jensen school visited Vernil on Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs Shirley Weeks of Lapynt spent time in Vernal with Mr Weeks parents, Mr and Mrs A A Weeks, during a family visit.
Mrs Katherine Adams and Richard arrived from Bennett on Monday to attend matters at the courthouse.
Mrs Sloan Ross of Tridell underwent an appendicitis operation at the Ashley Valley Hospital on Monday. She was formerly Miss Catherine Mott.
County Recorder and Mrs Gerald Hunting are the proud parents of a son born Friday April 14. This is their last child in over fourteen years.
A brush and weed fire Monday near the Vern Shim nun home prompted a fire department response. The flames were extinguished with no damage to sheds beyond scorched walls and edges.
Hiram Greenhow, an employee of the Boanty gilly ile mires, required an emergency surgery for an abdominal condition on a specific day but remained absent until returning to Vernal.
Mr and Mrs Jeep Hill arrived on Tuesday from Green River Wye to join the funeral. Mr Hill is employed in the yards of the Union Pacific railroad at Green River.
The article lists attendees for the Intermountain contest besides the Uintah high school band. Royal and Barta Henderson, Superintendent If S Olsen, Mrs Arthur Manwarre of Vernard, Mae Clyde Jarret, and Mrs Stuirvey Ehilinger of LePoint are named as participants or observers.
Mr and Mrs Oaks and their son from Prop visited Vernal last week. They were accompanied by Charles and Netti Oaks. Charles Oaks is 15 and attended the BD Y VW. Mrs Oaks formerly Miss Stella Harris, a former instructor at the local high school.
Voarrin L Billings, a business taller in Vernal, was last seen Saturday in Runbos and returned Sunday morning. Police investigate disappearance and contact residents for any clues.
Salt Lake City residents Van Stewart brother of Mrs Rae Ahten and Delwhar Hovey are visiting the Ashton home this week, bringing local ties and social interest to the area.
Mr and Mrs Ceorge Robbins arrived from Rainbow on Friday and spent several days visiting with Mr and Mrs Owen Wall and other relatives.
Mrs and Mrs Heber Scowcroft and Mr and Mrs J T Abbott of Orden retired to their homes on Saturday after a brief Vernal business trip.
Mrs Besasle Markey is visiting in Salt Lake City this week. Mrs Creorge F Walker returned home Friday after a pleasant visit in Pleasant Grove and attending general conference.
Miss Lorna Siddoway, a University of Utah student, is spending the Easter holidays at home with her parents, Mr and Mrs H Biddoway.
Earl Glyde, district supervisor of the third district, has spent several days in the section collaborating with Ed M Oaks, deputy game official, in state game department duties.
Mrs H R Wall and Jon Chrndus with daughter Lillian arrived Wednesday evening from Man el to visit Mrs Wall’s relatives in Yearnal and Jensen for some time before returning. Mrs Walk will seek employment here.
Wilbur Wellman, traveling through Vernal from Jensen on Wednesday, plans to seek employment in Los Angeles after years away. He recently returned to this area and hints at resuming work soon.
Snow fell across the region on Wednesday and mostly melted in the valley while the surrounding hills remained heavily covered. The weather left the area with a wintry look and notable snow depth in higher ground near Jensen.
James LeRoy Johnson an accountant of Craig Cole and Eva Marie Howard a school teacher of Boulder Cole were wanted a marriage license on April 14. They were married the same day by C 3 Carter justice of the perce.
Nile Hughel former county surveyor of Uintah County arrived from Tucson Arizona where he pursues mining and prospecting ventures. He will stay a few days before returning to test growers in cutting their first alfalfa crop.
Reportedly Bennie C.ouple 10 wed in Bennett area seeks license to wed Lendor Cliy Allmd son of Mr and Mrs George B Aiid and Miss Ilu June Adans daughter of Eutherina Adams all of Bennett. Details unclear due to transcription errors.
A fragmented note describes a neighbor berating a man for driving his wife home after a minor dispute. The text hints at tension and a confrontation near a street, with a request to see the wife. The readable parts indicate a domestic scene and possible public disturbance.
The Vernal Seminary will hold graduation exercises on Sunday April 23 at 8 pm in the Tabernacle. About sixty students from the Senior and Junior Seminaries will receive diplomas, with a full program of music, addresses, poems, solos, and the presentation of class gifts led by presidents HIB Calder and FE Bascom.
John J Moyes 74 former Ashley Valley pioneer farmer died Thursday April 6 at his daughter’s home in Ogden. He settled Ashley Valley in 1886, farming and stock raising, homesteading a ranch on Brush Creek later known as the Conrad Frank Ranch, moved to Ogden in 1929 from Cedartrees, born December 1 1898 in Kaysville Utah. Survived by wife Rosella Thomas, children Mrs Boren, Mrs Phil van Laye, Barney Moyes, Kalgere, Mrs Newton Miller, Monarch. 33 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren. brothers and sisters Robert Le Moyes Ogden, Mrs Sarah S Gale, Mrs W Olver, Joseph J Moyes Palmdale City. Interment Roosevelt cemetery.
The Maeser Relief Society chose a Dinosaur motif for its quilt at a Salt Lake City LDS conference. The submission by Mrs Mars Mo Hall impressed judges with home production and strong design elements.
Royal Neighbors Association hosted a Monday afternoon event at Mrs George W Baese Sr home to honor Mrs Agnes Charles who plans to leave for England. The gathering featured carnation decorations, a five hundred wth prize table, and fourteen guests including Mrs Charles and several local hostesses.
At a Cit Cour meeting on Wednesday evening officials announced a new water over system connected Saturday. Franks Hitech built 300 feet of pipe and all connections were completed in under twelve hours. Water was back in use citywide by night with 1 inch pipe from city limits to settling tanks delivering 12032 feet. Old wooden pipe will not be removed and a full report on the work is pending completion of trench filings.
The report notes losses among sheep due to a sharp cold snap. Ewes and lambs suffer as storms persist, with overall impact tied to worsening weather conditions and storm timing.
Emanuel Swain and Owen McCarrell faced a Justice of the Peace hearing before Charles DeMosot on charges of shooting fish in Brush Creek. Deputized game wardens from Fort Clyde district arrested them Sunday with 22 caliber rifles. the men were caught shooting trout. Justice DeMosot fined each $25 but suspended the sentence.
Draper and Company of Boston bought 3000 fleeces from Murray Sheep at 1417 cents per pound. They also purchased wool in Vernal at 134 cents, while prices elsewhere circulated around 15 cents. Reports from April 1926 show large early purchases in Vernal and Uintah County with fleeces totaling about 123000.
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