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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1932
Page
4
National editorial opinion from Utah State Press Association member outlines policy priorities and ethical standards for member newspapers. The piece emphasizes accuracy, fairness, and responsible reporting across platforms and calls for collaboration among editors to uphold journalistic integrity.
Ouray reports a visit by Tidwell’s successor as Indian agent at Fort Duchesne to Cu nay on August 16. Dr Bhud from Unitah Boarding School at Whiterocks reportedly moves to Crow Agency Browning Montana, with Dr Rogers appointed to Whiterocks. Mrs Merle Kirkersdall of the Jooservelt echoe force visits Ouway and Willow Creek region on business. Several officials and locals travel through Ouray area, with rain easing conditions and impacting travel. Mary Lou Thorne plans to attend the University of Utah majoring in Anthropology, aided by her father’s archeological collection.
Monday five delegates from Lapoint J C Harting A Lamroux Rory Taylor Wm G Caldwell and Jon Mark traveled to Vere for the Feniblicen county event. J C Hackne was absent from Lapoint as a dee Mre Bird Stra and others visited Foanich Foss for a brief end year. Harold Susln went to Silt Eake City for an indefinite stay with her mother Mrs Ann Pet. Fackine served as a prov e and Sal Take City in late week. Nabermene mirther and Milas Ella Boyle toured the area. Wes returned home Saturday. John Wooteran and Jon Ford end Mrs Elise Seesions visited Thursday. Air Haney TMslo attended for Salt Lake City to visit her sister. Afiee Omg Sebeckher of Tridel is SAR EnS week with relatives of Harold Path. Lioyd Perry and family moved from Ira Burton place to town to hay up. Iene E Keno and Charles of Salt Lake City visited Mr and Mrs Vern Hansen. They traveled to Dee River Monday for fishing. EJ Tutte went to Salt Lake City Monday night. Vernal visitors included Vern Hansen, son Merle, and K. Gerrald Blue Bell scored 6 to 11 for Lapoint.
Arthur Curtis and Aceil Cardsell have been ill during a difficult week as Mitea Smith, employed here for six months, returned home to Salt Lake City.
Leota Jorgensen and Calvin Jorgensen celebrate the birth of Bishop Lester Eklund. The Eklund family plans a move back to town after summering in Green River. Minerva Eklund returns from visits to her aged mother in Page, Oliver Jorgensen works in Independence, and Elmer Jorgensen’s wife Airs Berth Ferguson visits Vernal with sister Dallas Bodily. Ruth Jorgensen from Independence visits Elna Stoddard in Vernal. Ray Tamey returns to Vernal after a spell at BO. Frank Roberts comes home from a summer on Diamond Mountain with his sheep.
Social calls by Mr and Mrs Charlie Hanna of Vernal at the Winward home. Dance by the girls ball team drew a good crowd Thursday. Mrs Hannah Winward and children and Mrs Nora Watking visited Irene Karren of Naples ward. Stephen Atwoods wheat stack fire caused by exhaust heat. quick effort confined the blaze. Elders and wives enjoyed a ward outing at Green River. Rose Holmes and Archie Titchardson wed on Saturday, August 70. Rose is daughter of Joseph Holmes of Davis, Archie son of Helen Richardson of Naples ward. Primary officers and teachers quilted at the Relief Society house Thursday afternoon.
The text lists multiple relatives and friends visiting from Rangely and White, including Frank Qgitben and family, Mr and Mrs L 8 White, Orson Coward, Cloward relatives, and Reuben Sutres. Mrs Mary Cherry, eighty, traveled with kin to Latvunia and Montrose. The passage notes stock-raising in La Junta with disease challenges due to unfamiliar local conditions.
Ballard Ward members Elgin Wilkins and family hosted friends including Armon Wilkins and Drasden Tester at their Spanish Fork home. Attendees from Wellington, East Lake City, Duchesne and Randict joined the gathering during the UBIC convention week with remarks by speaker Drasden Tester and guest Mra Milui Coo.
Lyle Young of Antelope stayed with brother in law Leroy Goodrich after a sickness at the convention. the Clark family of Springville visited the Wiscombe home during the UM I C, with Mrs Clark being the mother of Mrs Arthur Wiscomb. Lola Manwaring of Naples visited cousins at Elmer Manwaring’s home the past week.
Maeser hosts mixed activities as families visit, with Arch Jenkins and Lindsay Oaks families in town. Mir and Mrs Arch Jenkins' kin visited. Evan Smith and family returned from Kenilworth after a fishing trip. A nail accident sidelined crpeoped man with foot pain. Maeser beat Second Ward 12 2 in league play. Second Ward girls fell to Maeser indoors. A correction notes George Thowden as brother of the late Roosevelt figure Bowden. Mothers and daughters party held in Nathan Hardy pasture with readings and ice cream.
Fifty guests enjoyed gatherings as Aston Bingham returns from Salt Lake City and will stay until school starts. Mr and Mrs Wilmer Murray and children visit from Altonah. Murray sisters, Mrs James Murray and Mrs Hall, are mentioned. Several locals attended Maids of Maeser events and hosted guests from Ft Duchesne and California. Activities include visits to Upalia and Apaleo, trips to Salt Lake City, and a funeral in Meeker with relatives traveling from Craig and Silt Lake.
Letter from Donshir and A Lanier of California discusses using Kruschen Salts for weight loss. The writer claims shedding 53 pounds since starting the regimen, noting past unsuccessful belts and dietary changes. The appeal urges taking half a teaspoonful in hot water each morning and reducing fatty foods, with Kruschen Galts advertised as a four week supply.
Salt Lake City firm Reynolds Fly Construction of Boringville Utah submitted a low bid of 786780 for oiling and surfacing 69 miles of Valley road in Zion National Park Utah. Supplemental work is noted in Zion Tunnel under Reynolds Ely Construction Eureka Tee porter.
Notice is hereby given that defaults occurred on a chattel mortgage dated September 14 1931 by L H Woodard Company to Galt Lake Hardware Company and H Dinwoodey Furniture Company. The due debt is 124,568 dollars. The mortgage covers stock of goods, wares, merchandise, and furniture fixtures and other personal property at the mortgagors Vernal Utah business. A public sale will be held to satisfy the debt and costs on August 1 1932 at 2:00 PM at the mortgagor’s Vernal business, near Monument in Vernal Utah. Mortgagees are Galt Lake Hardware Company and H Dinwoodey Furniture Company, with J H Rees as Trustee. Attorneys Pahas Young, Vernal Utah. First pub August 18 1932. Last pub August 25 1932.
Department of the Interior General Land Office notice from Salt Lake City Utah dated July 1 1932 stating Reuben H Hunting of Vermal Utah filed notice of intention to make final proof to establish a stockraising homestead claim to surveyed lands in sections 26 27 34 township 18 range 1 west Salt Lake meridian before Notary Public Leon P Christensen on September 20 1932 with witnesses Teabrand Sauder Attwood Stephen W Atwood and Charlee H Moller all of Vermal Utah First published July 28 1932 last published August 25 1937
The Bank sues Geo Den and Ellen Dean as defendants in a 1932 sheriff sale notice. Property includes 240 acres in township 2 south range 21 east with improvements, rents, ditch rights, and 24 shares of Dry Gulch Irrigation Company stock, certificate No 2815. Sheriff J Empry Johnson publishes first Aug 21 1933, final Sept 8 1933.
Creditors will present claims with vouchers to the undersigned at the law office of Milace Calder Verral Atston before the 4th day of October 1932 Mrs Edna Paulson Administratrix of the Estate of Ray Paulson Deceased First publication August 4 1932 Last publication August 25 1932
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