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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1934
Page
8
The Weenil Utah weekly paper announces editor William Bla Watlis and publisher James Ho Watlis. Sent as a second class mail matter, the publication entered at the post office on March 13, 1999 under the act of March 3.
Optimistic political outlook noted with support for a rigger and a strong Uintah County presence. Emphasizes association with Mlub er Utah State Ross.
Mrs Anna Hobbs and her daughter Dorothy left for Midvale on Monday after a week visiting Mrs Hobbs parents Mr and Mrs Fred Akhurst. The hometown fire coverage continues to unfold with local residents coordinating plans and updates.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions the attorney general of Salt Lake City visiting Vernal on a Tuesday to meet with friends and relatives.
Construction on the street north and east of the courthouse continues as trenching and sewer piping progress. Trucks arrive with equipment and materials distributed along the work zone to support the sewer extension.
Dr and Mrs A Febert were guests on Sunday at the home of all and hus Shin Ross, a local social note highlighting a cordial family visit and companionship.
Miss Iv Neal currently visits her sister Mrs J M Francke. Neal is a teacher in Salt Lake City's public period.
Benj L Stephenson of Casper Wyoming and Miss Milditd E Baccus of Foster Park California were granted a marriage license on August 27 at the county clerk's office.
Thomas R McCourt of Columbia and Miss Gertrude E Marshall of Price of Alucust 26 secured a marriage license from County Clerk William Carlstrom.
Mr and Mrs Hermon Sowarda went to Ogden on Thursday. Mr and Mrs I Sander of Prove were visitors in Vernal this week.
Hamilton Calder visited over the weekend, staying in Provo and spending time in the city area. He was noted as a weekend traveler and local resident observed his activities during the stay.
Mrs Francis Felich visited last week with her parents Mr and Mrs James Angus of Roosevelt, sharing time with the family during a local social gathering.
Misa Fen Ross came back Friday after spending the past month visiting during her Prove assignment.
Mr and Mrs BE HO Belcher of Salt Lake City are on a vernal visit to the area. The trip highlights a personal excursion and regional sightseeing during springtime travel.
Left and Mrs Kim Norvell of Steamboat Springs Cole visit at the Tueq Akhurst home. Mr Norvell is a cattleman of that section and is one of the few remaining from the old school of rangers.
Mr and Mrs Wallace Johnson travel on a vacation trip testing travel routes to Salt Lake City and Southern Utah. They aim to compare sights and distances while enjoying regional scenery and local amenities.
Ercil C. Bingham of Roosevelt and Wilma Norton of Lapoint wed on August 27 in a ceremony performed by Justice of the Peace Charles S. Carter. The couple is described as the son and daughter of their respective parents, Mr and Mrs Charles Bingham and Mr and Mrs A W Norton.
Miss Helen Boardman and Miss Vera Weight of Provo returned to their homes after spending a week at the home of Helen Calder.
Di Wallace Strilder and Di L Shinmrun went to Roosevelt Tuesday to attend a Uintah Basin medical association gathering. They were seen meeting with local physicians and discussing regional health matters.
Mayor RoG Cooper and wife Edith Ro L Cooper and their young son Jay are spending a two week vacation in Montana and other Northwest points. They are expected home early next week with Mrs Cooper visiting relatives.
Willam Telford of Garretsville New York is spending an extended visit at the home of Mr and Mrs W B Chase.
Miss Ferm Ross and Stella Stevens attended a meeting of the Bitness and Professional Womans lab at Ree evest on Monday.
County game warden and Leo Thorne visited Brush Creek to inspect destruction by magpies. They found sacks of magpies and several birds with craws loaded, tied to crop damage and pheasant predation evidence.
Mr and Mrs J KR Doselss are proud parents of a baby girl born Monday August 27. The Douglass family celebrates the arrival with two boys and a girl.
Miss Noriin White daughter of Mr and Mrs Ward White is recovering nicely following an appendectomy on Monday at Campbell Hospital.
Mike Grice Hall returned Sunday after a three week vacation in Chicago and other eastern points. While in Chicago she attended the Wilds Fair.
Willam H Siddoway is around town again after a serious illness. He returned from Salt Lake City ten days ago where he sought medical aid and is much improved in health.
Miss Mary Manker and her mother Mrs F A Manker will move to Ft Collins to enroll Mary at the Colorado Agricultural College, registering on the first of the month after spending the summer in Vernal.
Bob Kirby of Mmb jis trains horses for Charles Biln of Lapo and rode the famous Belle in the Kentucky Derby. Mrs Lloyd Shimmin and her son John Kate left for San Diego to spend the winter with Mrs Shimmins parents Mr and Mrs John C Bates and for Mrs Shimmins health.
Russ Ruthingham reports his daughter went to Vernal after two weeks in Salt Lake City and Provo visiting relatives and friends.
Miss Amin Marker completed studies at Kansas AC this spring and will teach in Had am Kas during the coming winter.
Community events fill Vernal with multiple birthday parties and gatherings. Mrs Ruth Caldwell hosts Royal Neighbors dinner as Mrs Swain and friends attend. Girl Scouts meet Ardith Johnson. a Craig marriage license is issued for Ritchie Stubbs and Pearl Elise. Thalia and Gleaner groups hold meetings with local leaders, treasure hunts, and socials.
A fragmented notice highlights a Fort Ducane event featuring the Six Ace Orchestra and a dance night led by the Wits Farm act.
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