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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1933
Page
7
A fragmentary Vernal note reports Miss Neva Wal of Tok a daughter of Mildred Wall being born around Monday. It also mentions Mrs Kruger Eliifmiz previously treated in the hospital was moved to her home Wednesday.
Mr and Mrs O R Jones made a trip to Salt Lake City Tuesday of last week returning Friday.
Mrs Barrivs Haven and Mrs Pullham from Drgon were in Vei nal on Saturday, a brief local social noted by the paper.
Arthur T Burton of Salt Lake City manager of the Sterling Transportab on company was in Vernal on business Thursday.
A brief health update reports Migs Daling James improving while staying at a local hospital. No further details on condition or timeline provided.
A tire destroyed the home of Le Land Hall, a member of the Duchesne City Council, Saturday night. Estimated loss: $3000.
Mrs Mattie Maxman of Silt Lake City wed Kr Vernal Priday and will visit with her daughter Mrs Franiim Lews.
Mr Ce it Chivers underwent appendicitis surgery on April 2. The Lewis Motor Company offices in Loews left Salt Lake City on Wednesday morning.
Charles Nel and his daughter Nimzret visited St Duchesne on a Saturday. The event drew local spectators and noted townsfolk.
Hamilton Calder arrived from there for a weekend visit. Miss Frcy Hanson accompanied him for companionship and social engagement during the stay.
The Farmers Market advertises prices that compare with Salt Lake houses this week, claiming value parity and market competitiveness to attract shoppers.
Mrs Henry Merkley arrived from Jensen on Wednesday to do some shopping in Vernal, stopping at local stores and markets. She planned to return home the same day.
Alton Peterson scoutmaster of the Dinosaur troop of Jensen Boy Scouts was a visitor in Vernal on Wednesday.
C C A Johnson a lineman for the Uktah Railway spent several days at Vernal before returning to his headquarters at Mack Colorado. He was seen in town on his layover and then continued his travel to the company’s base.
The Vernal Drug advertises unusual bargains and urges shoppers to watch the ads to save money while shopping this week.
Mrs Allied Weeks arrived Monday from Rooevelt to stay a period. She will be under a physician’s care during the visit due to high blood pressure.
Lee Hay of the State Fish and Game department lectured at the high school and at a Community House meeting before leaving Tuesday for other Basin towns.
Miss J Young was in Salt Lake during the first part of the week and Mrs Earl Lewis visited in Roosevelt over the weekend as part of local social notes.
Secretary M H Welling warns that zero hour for cars with 1932 plates ends at midnight Saturday. Any vehicle not displaying 1Wu3 plates after this lane will face arrest of the driver.
Readable parts indicate James Coupe and Mrs Ros Coupe left the best of the week for Las Vegas Ney to visit or move, with Roy Coupe employed as electrician on a build or project. Details are fragmentary and ambiguous.
J H Ratliff arrived Monday from Denver and will stay several days before heading to Montana. He is engaged in major prospects in Montana and Arizona.
Sylvan Ross of Tridell is slowly improving after a serious operation. He is under care at Ashley Valley Hospital. Roos is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Wm Matt.
A brief item notes Alite Pedeson left Monday evening for Logan to establish a home and begin a new job. Her sister Thelrv came from Logan Saturday and accompanied her back with Per. In honor of Senior Day at UES, the band held a parade and concert on Main Street Wednesday evening featuring several contest numbers.
Mr and Bra Roy Showalter announce the arrival of a baby boy on April 7 in Savory Wyoming. The family notes the newborn's mother is Mrs Chowalbers.
Mrs F G Sikelaon came home Tuesday from Evanston Ikyo after a three week stay visiting relatives and friends. Her mother and sister accompanied her for the visit.
Bishop Pontha Calder Foller Remington and Warren Richardson left Wednesday morning for Salt Lake on business related to the reconstruction of the First Ward chapel.
The Utah Tank Line company from Salt Lake operates the largest vehicle in the Uintah Basin. It brings Conoco Bronze gas to Basin towns using a tank with a 4937 gallon capacity.
Miss Beatrice Baily returned from Salt Lake City on Saturday after teaching at Bingham the past winter. She was accompanied by her sister Miss Mildred Baily and Miss Thora Hing, both teachers, who accompanied her to Salt Lake on Sunday.
Hyrum Seeley 85 an early homesteader of Mt Pleasant died Tuesday morning at the home of his daughter Mrs Elias Gardner in Provo. The body was taken to Mt Pleasant where funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon. HH E Seeley of Vernal is a son of the deceased.
Kenneth Stringham son of Mr and Mrs G B H Stallingham filled a mission in South Africa and while 15 attended BYU school he was nominated for cheerleader in the university elections set to occur in two weeks.
Governor Henry Ho Blood aims to rescind a 1926 order by President Coolidge restricting gilsonite lands, a move with major effects on Uintah County home to the world’s largest gilsonite deposits. Local officials and residents brace for likely land-use changes and energy development shifts.
President H B Calder and Archie Joinson of the stake presidency attended Sunday school and meetings. Mrs Georgianna Curtis was released as second counselor in Relief Society, Celestia Rasmussen was sustained as replacement. Primary Conference had a good program and attendance.
L. O. Thom m spent a Sunday visiting Salt Lake City and touring the state fish and game exhibit at the art center in Sprin ge. He called on Payeacn Dr Pfouttsa and Charles Pace, noted state archers, and joined friends for bear hunting at Lake Fork with bows and arrows.
Connor Chapoose who has served time for disruption at the Ouray Indian dance remains in the county jail after Tuesday hearings led by Sheriff J Emery Johnson. Corey Shaianeaux received a longer sentence and is also confined. Both were described as good workers when employed.
Rising statistics show a drop in horse numbers nationwide and a looming draft animal shortage. Demand for high grade draft horses by heavy users grows, with breeders urged to boost production as it takes about five years to raise a fully fit horse.
Howard B Woolley of Ash ton Gas and Oil estimates 29 million passenger car tires are dangerously worn based on a Goodyear survey. He says one in three tires checked shows wear slickness and urges immediate replacement or trade-in, noting repair costs and inconvenience.
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