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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1933
Page
8
Mrs Joe Hatch and Talle r announce the birth of a nine pound baby delivered July 29. Lelind Hayes of Neola attended the event with the family.
Miss Sander and family are noted for traveling this week while seeking medical care. Miss Vista Morrison left Friday for Rangely to begin employment for several weeks.
Antonio Rastaussen of Lapoint confronted his wife and sister Mrs Leland Fitges in Vernal on Tuesday when they returned home the same day.
Attorney Ray Dillman of Fooswoe attended a Vernal special session of district court on Tuesday where legal matters were reviewed. The appearance marked a key moment in local judicial proceedings.
James J Burke of Burke Construction, St. Lake, is en route to Jensen where his firm oversees the Gretta River bridge construction. The company holds charge of the project as work progresses toward completion.
Kirs Be G F Evans of Ban Cern adino Calif is visiting her sister Mrs Mary Bennion in Vernal. She will stay three weeks while Mats Bennion accompanies her to California for winter.
Miss Aliee Markey an employee of J Penney enjoyed a Washington trip with her uncle S kt Carpenter Kts. Markey toured the capital and included a stop at the Chicago Fair during the journey.
Maye and Mrs R Coper return Monday evening from Salt Lake City. Mrs Cooper has been by the bedside of her patient in a hospital there. Her sister is reported to be improving slightly after blood transfusions.
Attorney and Mrs Henry Ruggeri of Price were in Vernal on Tuesday. Mr Ruggeri is interested in probating the Leon Arbilla estate. It is recalled that Arbilla died from gunshot wounds received first winter on Willow Creek.
Charles P Fox who broke his leg while working on the LaPoint Vernal road nine months ago was seen on the streets this week using crutches. He says doctors told him it will take at least six more months before he can walk without crutches.
Mr and Mrs FR H Sainsbury and their children Robert and Ruth returned Monday to their Arizona home after visiting their daughters Mrs J Cliye Davis and Harold Fo Dayit. Miss Doris Sainsbury accompanied them after spending the past year in Vernal.
Fldon Young from the GOC camp underwent an appendectomy at Ashley Valley hospital that evening. Dr Saunder, aided by Dre Christy and Iskison, performed the surgery. it is the second such case in the camp with Mr Young, son of Leah Young of Roosevelt, reported to be progressing well.
Two men were sent to Vernal hospital last week for appendectomy operations. The GQ GC baseball team finished second by a score of 14 to 124 as Childs led with three hits including a homer driving in two. The Second Ward held off the Forest Boys through seven innings. A Sunday band concert attracted about fifty cars to the camp site. Dusty conditions limited rain for the past week and many men will depart for UBIC as the week ends.
The Utah State Agricultural College will sustain an active interest in agricultural education despite budget cuts. Several experiment farms across Millard Sanpete San Juan and other counties will close or be scaled back. Some farms may continue briefly to preserve assets or relocate operations as state plans shift to regional research.
John Other 90 attends Vernal Hooptal for medical care as Uintah Sake conference planned in Verna on Saturday and Sunda August 19 and 20 with local organizers promoting the event.
Mrs Widon Witiner and baby and Bidle Woller arrived in Ver Nil Tuesday from Las Vegas Nevada and would salt here.
James AL Connell comes to Clag with his sister Mrs Ired Tiffain after living there several months on the F1 days stage.
Mr and Mrs J R Douglas and their family departed Saturday for a two week assignment at Basin and Grey Pill Wye. Mr Douglas serves as manager of the Uintah Gis company.
En and Heln Pay departed last week for their Salt Lake City home after spending time visiting their aunt Mrs Frank Lewis.
Court reporter notes Mrs Fat Alder and Alf ied 14 accompanying Mx Alde enjoying a visit in Vernal with friends. They expect to attend the United event.
Grant Campbell has been moved from the CC C amp at Dullionville to Fort Doug a Whee fig Atives truck for the fossat camps. Mrs Glenn Hyler and Poprentative returned from Salt Lake City after the legislative session. Mr Miller pleased with the results. Peterson, former Uintah county agent, arrived from Salt Lake City and will survey wheat in Uintah Duchesne and Daggett Counties starting Tuesday.
County commissioners scrutinize past eight years of Uintah library board actions. Testimony questioned lack of expenditure records, hearing procedures, and notification to former members. Proceedings reference state law on board terms duties and library fund control by county and city officials.
A WACANS Thalia Club outdoor party on August 3 drew fourteen members and a guest to the county courthouse lawn. Mrs Clade Hatch read a story. a picnic lunch followed. Mrs Roy Odekirk hosts next meeting August 17.
Rodeo dates scheduled for September 14 15 and 16 at Uintah County Fair Grounds. Committee seeks input on final program to raise funds for the new First Ward chapel construction. Local and foreign riders expected to participate with events including roping and bulldogging drawing large crowds.
Dean Manard arrived from Detroit with his son Bill and stayed with Mr and Mrs Pherson. They plan to attend the Ub I Cat rol Duchesne before returning home to Logan via the US 40 highway.
Mr and Mrs Clark Newell of Amercah York mite moved to Vernal and will make their home jele Mr Newell is an employee of the Ute Power and Light company id ig taking in place of George Bills who was transerred to the Provo office.
Vernal Eagle Scout Lawrence Murrayson and fourteen other scouts register for a trek August 14 to 21. The group, led by Harold Lundell, will travel by way of Evanston Montpelier Star Valley and Teton Pass into Jackson Hole before entering the park, returning via the west entrance and highway 91. More than 1490 miles are planned with Heber City leaders supervising as council instructors.
Work on a new Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph building progresses between Newton B street and the Uintah State Bank. Baker Construction of Denver, led by foreman Clarence Boe ing, holds the contract. The stucco exterior will be trimmed with red brick and the foundation connects with the Newton Brothers structure. Work aimed to rush completion.
Don Weeks 15 son of Mr and Mrs A A Weeks spoke to tourist crowds at the Salt Lake Tabernacle and Temple grounds. Despite fear he gave a short talk as a Deacon or Teacher in the LD SF, addressing the gathered audience.
Eugen A Daniels of Ashley Valley Utah dies in Atascadero California after years of illness. Born August 7 1893 in Provo he moved to Ashley Valley then California in 1929. Survived by widow Melissa Bullock Daniels and two sons E B Daniels Paso Robles and Shiley E Daniels Mt Emmons. Funeral held at Grayschap La Atanduia with many relatives in attendance.
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