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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1932
Page
8
Mita Danna Hanks 3 employed in Ashton Drothers store to assist with the Christmas rush. John de Dalstrum spent the week in Vernal visiting Edward Cothatp.
Perrie Morgan of the K Ranch arrived for a business visit in Vernal today. Reed Colton, son of Mr and Mrs Charlies Colton of Fiago, spent the weekend visiting relatives in Vernal.
Lucy Rackham spent Thanksgiving at Rangley, the home of Mr and Mrs RA Urjson, joining their family for the holiday observance.
Mr and Mrs Siram Seeley traveled to Provo on Sunday to bring their daughter Iepa who attends B. The trip included accompaniment by Victor Bingham.
Mrs O L Ashton and her mother travel to Bryce to meet Exelyn Ashton who has been visiting in Vernal as family plans reunions and travel.
Miss Lorna Siddoway is spending Thanksgiving holidays at the home of her parents, Mr and Mrs Wmit Siddoway, according to local social notes.
Lewis Adams a student of the Wesalmster Cullugs in Balt Lake City spent Thanksgiving at the home of his grandparents Mr and Mrs George Adams.
Mrs W 8 Henderson Joft plans a brief Friday visit with her daughter Mire Holand Lund. The pairing will spend a short time together before parting.
Charles F. Henderson came home Tuesday evening from Salt Lake City where he had been off bus for a few days.
Bishop John G Bolton of Dennett addressed the county board on Wednesday praising the Extension service and affirming strong belief in its programs. The remarks framed the issue as a commitment to local agricultural education and community outreach.
Mr and Mrs Alex DuVall of Gusher visited in town Wednesday, stopping at local businesses and greeting friends. They reported pleasant weather and plan to return for the upcoming community event.
Mra June CO Allan arrived at Vernal on the foreport of the week. The brief report notes her arrival and mentions Vernal as the local point of entry.
Mrs Claries R Henderson feels Tenday for Price and will visit for a week in the coming schedule.
The Sander Mercantle Institute is getting a fresh coat of white paint, renewing its exterior appearance. City maintenance notes the update will brighten the building’s facade and preserve the historic interior through protective coating.
Archia Lerry attended the WA event in Provo with his spouse during the Thanksgiving period.
O Ray Van Leuver, who had been gleiting at the Theodore Johnson home for some time, returned to Springsille on Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs O Carter and Don and Afton returned Tuesday from Salt Lake City where they had been on business and pleasure.
Miss Monta Wentz, dramatic art instructor, drove to Provo on Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving at her home. The note reflects her travel for the holiday period.
Misa Virginia Cooper is at Provo visiting with her parents during the holidays. The family is spending time together away from home as winter festivities continue.
Charles Loulis came back the fore part of the week from Salt Lake City after spending the weekend there with friends.
Jo Reew of Bilt Lake City is in Vernal this week transacting business affairs for the Dunwoodey Furniture company.
Mr and Mrs Ronald Liundaquist and children of Price spent Thanksgiving with Mr and Mrs W Henderson and family.
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Davis of Peison spent time in Verndo at the home of Afr Davis with Mrs John N Davis assisting.
Ifelen and Neldon Calder and Zel pha C.ook, members of the BY VU of Provo, spent Thanksgiving holidays infernal at the homes of their parents.
Mr and Mrs Alrd Merkley and their son Glade returned Sunday from Salt Lake City where they had visited relatives over Thanksgiving, according to local notices.
Mrs George Ho Martinsen and Mir and Mrs Rulon Anderson spent the weekend touring Sut Lake City and other nearby locations, extending their trip beyond the lake area.
Internal tensions surfaced among Wilson Duke and George Alexander students of the University of Akron College in Logan during the recent Thanksgiving holidays.
Miss Ruth Johnson daughter of Mr and Mrs Vir Johnson spent the Thanksgiving holidays at home with her parents.
Mark Hat of the United States Navy from California spent several days visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Mark Hatl last week.
Miss Cornelia Peterson, daughter of County Agent and Mrs Peterson, attends the UK Act in Logansport with her parents during Thanksgiving.
Miz Dugal Young came back to her Salt Lake City residence last week, accompanied by Mrs Jesse Ilaws. Mrs Haws visited her husband remaining at the Veterans hospital in Salt Lake City.
Miss Lorna Murray accompanied by Mrs Wison Murray and Mr and Mrs John Hacking traveled to Vernal to spend the Thanksgiving holidays. They are reported to be at the BOO U in Provo during the visit.
A local ad announces steel engraved Christmas cards with personal names imprinted at the office. The notice promotes a custom, lasting card option and encourages visitors to place orders.
Obituary of Thomas Todd pioneer of Roosevelt and Heber City with service held November 20. He died November 18 from bronchial pneumonia after long face cancer. Survived by widow Marries Richardson Todd and 13 children. 44 grandchildren. services led by John II Cook with multiple speakers and a barber of flowers. Interment in Roosevelt Cemetery.
Mrs Hfe Seeley is selected as the District 2 candidate to replace Mrs Annie Morrison who has withdrawn from the race. Morrison has withdrawn, and Seeley steps in to contest the seat.
The Red Cross seeks a large volunteer force to fight distress as it expands peacetime relief work. In 1932 4339 people joined during Armistice Day to Thanksgiving. there are 639 chapters and 10 000 branches nationwide.
President and Mrs H B Calder Vera and David traveled to Salt Lake City and Provo for Thanksgiving. In Salt Lake City Mr Calder Vera underwent a tonsil removal operation.
Mr and Mrs Ed Hoeft traveled to Logan on Tuesday to bring home their daughter Mary who attends USAO. They were accompanied by Miss Cornelly Paterson Miss Grace Slaugh and Edward Coltharp.
Joseph S Dudley and J S Markley of Jensen spent several days in Vernal for recounts of their daughters Elda and Mrs Hugh Murray after serious operations at a local hospital. Both patients are now improving.
Miss Rowena Swirgheny who has been in Ogden taking physiology classes to enter Den Hospital’s nurses training course arrived with a party from the Bayou. The group included Miss Partoe, My Washburn, and Henneth Shringham.
Mrs J Chie Davis hosted Beaux Arts Club members Monday evening at her home with discussion on India its Government and customs. Special guests included Mrs L Noble and Mrs Cat Davis. Royal Neighbors in attendance honored Mrs Will Davis birthday.
Professor J C Hogenson of Utah State Agricultural College lists four key storage factors to protect root crops and vegetables. Temperature moisture ventilation and convenience determine losses, with 35 degrees ideal for potatoes onions and roots. Humidity affects onions and root crops, while squashes and pumpkins decay quickly in warmth. Proper ventilation and accessible bins aid storage in home rooms.
Miss Mary Lou Thorne a student at the University of Utah spent Thanksgiving with her parents Mr and Mrs Leon Thorne. She was joined by her guest Miss Ruth Hadley of Salt Lake City.
On December 14 a public hearing on the county budget for 1933 will be held at the county courthouse at 1000 o clock M Taxpayers are invited to attend and inspect the proposed budget A cordial invitation is extended to Mr Willis L Johnson and Le Roy Goodrich to attend this meeting as it will be of vital importance County Clerk L William Carlstrom
Mrs Pauline Hazeltush and her three children visited for Thanksgiving at the home of her daughter Mrs Charles Henderson. They returned to their Willow Creek home Tuesday morning.
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