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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1931
Page
8
An entry appears for the Vernal Utah publication the Che Urnual Express with Wailis as editor and manager. The notice states it was entered at the Vernal post office on March 13, 2589 under the act of March 3, 1873.
Listing shows subscription rates: One Lew strictly in advance $230, six months $150, three months strictly in advance.
A Utah state press association member reports optimistic sentiment about pursuing a larger and more comprehensive digital count. The perspective reflects efforts toward modernization and broader reach in editorial work.
Mrs Warrer Beers and her family from Pleasant Grove are visiting with Mrs Jennie Freestone this week. Beers formerly resided in Verona.
Leon P Christensen departed Wednesday morning for Salt Lake City to attend the monthly meeting of the Utah Water Storage Commission.
Mr and Mrs Ernest Carr and their daughter of Salt Lake City were on a trip home from a vacation at Fort Collins and Denver Colorado when they encountered travel risks on a Thursday last week with Mr and Mrs Wm H Wallis.
Alfred Labrum and Ray Labrum of Dry Gulch Irrigation, Roosevelt, told reporters in Vernal on Tuesday that prospects for the Moon Lake project construction were beginning to brighten.
Word from the War Department states a burial flag is furnished for the funeral of any war veteran or nurse and can be obtained at the local post office. J Loung post master Phil Woo ha employee of the Ashley cooperative company visited Lake City Wednesday. Midts Wft Birton and son of Lake City were in Vernal Wednesday. Mr Burton ts marsge of the Eastern Utah Transportation company.
A marriage license was issued Saturday by County Clerk Willson Burray to Warren Adam McLean of Alma Colorado and Doris Glen Boston of Denver Colorado. The couple’s parents are listed as Thomas McLean and George Youst. They were married the same day by President Iytrum B Calder. On Tuesday Williamard EF Nielsen and Genevieve A Rasmussen of Bennett secured a license and were married by Justice Cras Carter.
Rr and Ais Wm IL Siddoway wore in Salt Lake on business over the weekend. They returned on Wednesday.
Charles Henderson and Arthur Woolley visited June Blacking at Lone Tree Wyoming on Saturday afternoon and then went to Salt Lake City returning Sunday.
Mrs. M F Ryar came back to her Gooding Idaho residence on Tuesday following a month long visit with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Chas DeMolsey.
Kenneth Spiers and his family are back home for a few days. Lloyd Gilnes and Jack and Shirley Reader of Jensen joined them on their return trip.
A wedding reception is held at Jensen ward amusement hall on September 5 to honor the newlyweds Mr and Mrs A DeMarr Dudley.
County Attorney Hugh W Colston was named temporary juvenile court probation judge for the Winth Duchesne district by the state commission. The move designates Colston to oversee juvenile matters while a permanent appointment is pending.
Mrs Harmon Sowards entertained guests for weeks with her sister Mrs RL Lund and her children. Accompanied by Mrs Souvards and Miss Hazel Sowards they traveled to Salt Lake City last Monday.
Mr and Mrs Ernest Winn with Miss Erma Winn Miss Lakfar Cook and Vernon Walker visited in eternal Salurday and Sunday. Mrs Winn will stay until after the dining of the Daughters of the Pioneers Relic ceremony which she helped establish.
Mr and Mrs A A Berigman hosted visitors Mr and Mrs Whitney of Compton California and Verna residents at the start of the week. Whitney, once a Raven Oil Company chemist at Raingely, is now chief chemist for the Dutch Shell company of Compton.
Mr and Mrs Hadlock of Salt Lake City hosted a visit from Me and Mrs Ferre Hadlok and family. They just returned from a tour of New Vrexi co, former home of Mrs Hadlock, and were accompanied home by Mrs Hirt Hadlock for a short stay in Salt Lake City.
Beginning September 1 the postage rate for letters to Canada and Newfoundland by ordinary mail becomes 3 cents per ounce or fraction. Single postcards will cost 2 cents. International rates apply to letters and cards to Britain Northern Ireland and the Irish Free State, with letters 3 cents for the first ounce and 3 cents for each additional ounce or fraction. Post cards will be 3 cents.
Fimer Manwaring of Wilson was visiting friends and relatives. Wednesday Mrs Barta Henderson and Kalma Young spent the past week visiting Rowena Stringham on Diamond Mountain.
Str and Mrs Lewis Evans and Mr and Mrs Lesle Rackham of San Francisco California arrived Monday for a short visit.
Ira Dern and BR.S McCullough spent Wednesday night at the Commercial Hotel on their way to Colorado for a short vacation.
Word from Superior J. O. Stewart of the Ashley National Forest Service says several deer fawns are being distributed at a cost of 233 dollars each, delivered to Marysvale Utah.
Mr and Mrs George F Walker left Wednesday for Ogden to fetch their daughter Meda and expect a Sunday return. Meda will have a short visit before starting school at Weber College where she has studied since Uintah High School graduation. Miss Walker offered private piano lessons during summer.
Dr T G D Mann of the USDA urged broader local democracy in rural areas at the American Country Life Conference in Ithaca New York. He proposed creating rural municipalities by consolidating towns and countryside with proportional representation and a municipal manager, while noting some areas may remain unincorporated and rely on county administration.
Lectien Ald The Ladies Aid will meet at the Community House on Wednesday September 2 for the first regular meeting of the fall season to organize the year and conduct the annual election of officers.
Congressman and Mrs Don B Colton hosted a dinner with Mr and Mrs IL M Tidwell of Fort Duchesne and Mera and Alice Colton as guests on Wednesday August 26.
Members of the First and Second Ward Heller Societies swam at the Crystal Baths on Thursday August 27. They ended the afternoon with corn and welnie toast in Calder's pasture. A large crowd enjoyed the event.
The Second Ward Relief Society hosted a gathering at Mrs Enos Bennion's home on Tuesday August 25. Mrs Don B Colton spoke about her Pacific coast and Alaska trip. Music by Mada Hall Mfaud Woolley Mrs Sidney Calder and Alice Caldwell Tsobella Dillman. two readings and refreshments served to twenty nine guests.
Preliminary arrangements advance for a local chapter of the Episol Se Alpha sorority at Vernal. Florence Crawford of Denver met with businesswomen to discuss organization with plans to finalize by October first. The sorority, founded by Adella Pritchard of Portland, Ore., focuses on adult education and invites professional women. clubs exist in Provo and Price.
Oakland hostess Mrs Charles James Neal and Miss Edythe Neal offered a one o clock bridge luncheon at the Naylor Hotel on Saturday August twenty second. Guests included Mesdames St Alan Wm Collyer Leslie Ashton Clare Ashton Rae Ashton Noel Prease J H Ratliff EF A Manker Vern McCarrel Adair Ty gick Gordon T De Moisy Snell Mul er Glen Miller J L Douglas Rob bert Porter Ralph Bryson A A Frigman T T Johnson Robert Johnston Henry Millicam W 58 Henderson N J Melgher James Stewart Jack McAndress Fay Stevenson Paul Cowan J L Sid doway Paul Davis T McNead Ray Jorden and the Misses Mary Alce Meagher Margaret Rattiff Martha Paige Porter Ellen Long.
4 H club girls and the Columbine Cooking club of Vernal enjoyed a slumber party at Mrs F G Bingham’s home on Wednesday night A midnight lunch was served followed by a moonlit stroll and a sunrise breakfast the next morning Misna Evans leads the club girls.
Ben Samuels and his mother Mrs Clara Samuels return home Monday after a week away. Mrs Samuels plans to fish with her child for a time as they settle back in.
Sylvanus Collett and Edna return from Lyman Wyoming to live there this winter. Jolly Bakers club hosts a cooking demonstration with Mrs Whlanle Collett leading. parents and visitors attend. Several residents visit, plaster work on a new home proceeds, and social events include a welcome home for Ross Murrill. Dallas Bodily marries Leah Pogers at Salt Lake temple and they reside in Gusher.
Article discusses advantages for Intermountain pig feeders using barley and wheat ahead of corn, advising full or sell fattening with supplemental protein. Recommends skim milk or buttermilk, dried skim milk powder, or tankage with grain and alfalfa pasture to achieve fastest, cheapest gains and higher pig per acre protein supply.
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