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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1932
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a visit by Mrs Acland Lundquist and Henderan to a location in Pr ce. Text mentions a trip toward a place called Galt Lake City and a busi ney connection. Partial names include Viet Hirkett Snider and Snyder Tertea tersice Staton fett.
A fragment notes the Midton Murray family from Brush Creek were hunting near Vernal today on Thursday with unclear details due to damaged text.
Mil fanti Cook arrived home Wednesday from Salt Lake City where she has been employed for the past year in the Auerbach department store.
Mr. and Mrs. Davyls Morrill and their family of Trdell are staying with Mr. and Mrs. Geotee Wartlett at the Wartlett home to be near medical aid.
Lilsa Vera Calder came home Wednesday from Corvallis Oregon where she had been attending the Oregon State College during a six weeks summer session.
The Denver and Stlo Grande Western Railroad company asked the Interstate Commerce Commission on Tuesday to arbitrate a loan of 4000 dollars for reconstruction funds to build a cut-off at Dot 10.
Mir and Mrs Guy Bamuels arrived in Verril from Coloraco for a brief stay beginning the tenth. They plan to spend a few days before returning home.
Lor Sidaway and Miss Beethy L Taslor departed Tuesday for Gut Like City as Miss Tatlor of Finstdlena California remains vating Miss Siddoway.
Mr and Mrs John R Taster and family of Penidena California visit Vernal with Wis Taylors parents Sir and Mrs Wait Siddoway during their vacation catching up with old acquaintances and enjoying local sights.
Information received by Aiis Pumphrey of Ashley Valley Hospital indicates Rey Letcher of Troosevelt will lead Isely Commun. in a service at St Pate Sunday morning at 8 00 o clock.
Don Paulson of Alamosa visited Mr and Mrs Leon Pack and Mr Pack and Mr Faulson last week and returned Sunday after a trip to Salt Lake City.
Grant T Bowen chairman announces a state flower show to be held at the Utah State Capitol on September 7 and 13 under the auspices of the Salt Lake Flower and Garden Club.
Mrs O T Pope and her husband were disturbed in their residence on a Wednesday by intruders from Nine Brountsam. They were reportedly seen guests at a summer scheme involving Bishop and Vis Fred Wall of Jensen.
A fragment notes Howard Gree from Grand Junction Colorado involved in a matter placed in Serral. Further details are not readable in the preserved text.
A concert is announced at the tabernacle by the two Vernal wards under the direction of Try & Winn. The entertainment opens at 7 p m sharp and doors will close during the rendition of the numbers.
Raymond Elmer son of Wiard Mrs David Elmer and Zelda Prescott daughter of Ernest Prescott both of Hayden Utah were granted a marriage license on August 1 by County Clerk Lor.na Murray.
Mr and Mrs John Hair Jr are reported critically ill with severe stomach pains since Saturday. Exact cause of the illness is unknown and hospital conditions are not disclosed.
Mr and Mrs George W Perry left Wednesday for Salt Lake City after visiting their children in Vernon Leonsry Perry. Their sons accompanied them and will visit the grandparents in Utah.
Mr and Mrs J R Douglas left Saturday for a two week vacation touring Wyoming Montana and Yellowstone National Park. After visiting Yellowstone they will see relatives in Grey Dull Wyoming, their former home.
The fragment notes Mia Findlay and sister Mir, along with Mrs Jesse York, left Tuesday for Gunalsen Ulah then headed to Salt Lake City for a visit, with a stop noted on Wednesday morning.
The first congressional district Republican convention is expected to renominate Representative Don G B Colton by acclamation. It will be held August 20 at 9 30 am in the Hotel Utah, announced Saturday by David J Wilson of Ogden, chairman of the district convention.
Funeral services for Lucius A Pike who died July 23 were held at Roosevelt on Monday July 25. Interment was in the Alterra Cemetery. Mr Pike celebrated his 99th birthday on May 24. He was born in Jacksonville Vermont May 24 1833. He married Isdis J Taylor first at Spanish Fork Canyon in 1881. Surviving children include Jasper Pike Ft Duchesne Minnie Workman Lee Annie Harris F Duchesne Laurence Pike Ft Duchesne Clyde Pike Ft Duchesne Ora Russell Price and others. Beloved by many he is mourned by relatives and friends.
Courty officers held a special meeting about Belle hall at the courthouse. They decided not to ban relics and placed custodians under bond to ensure site keeping so valley residents can safely donate relics kept intact.
Kenneth Stringham who has spent three years on missions in Africa arrived home on Wednesday. He previously assisted in New York and met with religious groups in the region before ending his journey. Stringham is the son of Mr and Mrs Stringham.
The Ashley Valley league wrap up awaits as the top team from UBIC and First Ward contend for district honors. Lapoint Tridell delays leave Iran’s plans unclear while outside clubs eye a challenge game after the local winner is decided.
At a Uintah meeting in Vernal on Sunday afternoon Jesse Haws 13 president of the Af IA of the take was announced Driver AC Smith was chosen for the office L CG Noble chosen first counselor President HB Calder urged preparedness for winter with abundant preserved food and livestock feed storage.
Westminster College of Salt Lake City will have a tent at the U I this year with President HooW Reherd in charge and ready to meet former students friends and prospective students. Among Basin attendees last year were Mary Lou Therne Levis Adams Clarence Akhurst Estella Frans Clair Fietcher Mary Manker Ver nal Helen Margaret and Barbara Banks Watson.
The forty 4-H members of the Randlett club gathered Tuesday July 2 at Mrs Elton Mower's home at 2 PM. The group focused on sewing a week’s project hoping to complete it during the session.
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