Glen Miller Visits Salt Lake City During Weekend
Glen Miller spent the weekend in Salt Lake City visiting local venues and meeting fans. no further details were provided.
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1934
Page
3
Glen Miller spent the weekend in Salt Lake City visiting local venues and meeting fans. no further details were provided.
Niert Marshall Frank Swain traveled to Salt Lake City for a weekend visit, staying briefly as a guest and returning home after the stay.
Mr Erd Vern Underwood has traveled to California for Christmas. The note mentions his work with an airline and a UK based company in connection with his trip.
J F Douglas of Uintah Gas accompanied Mr and Mrs Poul Stack on a trip to Salt Lake City as they begin their journey toward California. The report notes the group’s departure marked the first leg of their travel plan.
L Z Peart conducted a Wednesday visit to audit the local office accounts under FERA supervision. He reported that everything appeared in order during the state audit.
Nir and Mrs Hugh W Colon traveled to Bolt Lake and Wellsville this past week. In Wellsville they joined the golden wedding anniversary of Mrs Colton's parents.
Mr and Mrs L C Nebie and Mr and Mrs W 8 B Wallis spent the weekend in Salt Lake City and Provo. At Salt Lake they enjoyed the Tabernacle concert given by the Associated Glee Clubs of Utah featuring Miss Grace Moote.
Miss Oble Campbell chief operator at the local MS and ST and T Co left last week for California for a vacation. She stopped over in Salt Lake City and visited her sister Miss Maude Campbell who is attending school there.
Co A Weilliams Arthur Willams and Clance Willams report the Willow Creek school building is nearing completion and a big celebration is planned for December 20 honoring the occasion.
Mr and Mrs Morris Ver ron and Mrsorge O Massey traveled to Salt Lake City with Mrs Massey staying in Weber City to visit relatives. The group attended a concert at the Tabernacle by Associated Glee clubs with Grace Moore as soloist. HS Tracy of Willow Creek was in Vernal for two days. He shipped cattle to Vernal for government purchase crossing Green River at Ouray. ice conditions caused a break through and near loss of his truck and ferry.
Miss Beth Ashworth plans a holiday visit at her Proayo residence. The event is centered on family gatherings and local festivities during the season.
George Poster and Mr and Mrs S I L Sathes of Craigs were in Ver nal during the weekend, staying for leisure and meeting locals.
Mr and Mrs Hugh Stewart were Christmas shoppers on Wednesday from Jenset.
George Knapp and his family from the White River section are spending several days in Vernal enjoying local sites and warmer weather.
Mr and Mrs Fr Grant Vest will spend Christmas in Salt Lake City. Vest is principal of the Vernal Seminary.
WooJ Brown, an instructor in the auto mechanics department at the University High School, will spend Christmas in Salt Lake City.
George A Slaugh, state representative-elect, has been seriously ill with pneumonia but is able to be up and about again. He had been confined to bed rest during his illness and is showing improvement.
Ion Heaton a merchant from Watson was in Vernal during the past week visiting customers and checking on trade. Heiton or Heaton was seen at several downtown stores and discussed regional market conditions with local merchants.
Mr Dean Hadden and Mrs Jesse Hadden visited Vernal with another Mr Hadden over the weekend, staying in the area for personal plans and sightseeing.
Mrs N A Taylor and her daughter Norte Rae of Hillcreek were in town as visitors during the past week, staying with local friends and taking part in neighborhood events.
Mr and Mrs Henderson left Sunday for a brief vacation in California and are expected to return Sunday.
Miss Helen Cook will spend the Christmas holidays at her home in Paris. Miss Ruth Hart will enjoy the season at her residence in Bloomington Idaho.
Fr F Crandall of Salt Lake City representing New York Life Insurance company visited Vernal this week to discuss local life insurance services and meet community leaders.
Vernal First Ward Relief Society will hold a social service meeting on Wednesday December 26 instead of the Tuesday prior, announced by Mrs Olson, the president.
Superintendent H 8S Olson traveled to Salt Lake City and other locations for tax matters and returned on Tuesday.
Sam Wooley, a six student at the University of Idaho in Moscow, is expected home for Christmas vacation. Mr Wooley is studying forestry at the Idaho College.
Mrs D A Royce and daughter Theora of Grand Junction Cole arrived in Vernal to spend the Christmas holidays. They are staying at the home of Miss Vonda Speirs of Vernal.
Tloyd Noel Uintah county game warden and County Attorney H W Colton attended the State Sportsmens Association convention in Salt Lake City and returned home Sunday. They reported a splendid convention. John Macken game warden of Duchesne county also attended.
Mr and Mrs Stock of Cody Wye spent Sunday and Monday with Manager FR Douglas of the Uintah Gas Co in Vernal. They left Tuesday to join Mr Stock's brothers in Salt Lake City and will spend Christmas in California with their parents.
Mr and Mrs John Jorgensen left Los Angeles on Wednesday for two weeks in Las Vegas. They will be joined by James Long and his wife and plan a visit to Boulder Dam before returning to Los Angeles. Mr Long is Mrs Jorgensen's son.
Miss Lucile Abhed Miss Rosa mond Davis and Miss Gwen Stew art instructors at the Dental school plan to spend Christmas vacation in Salt Lake. Miss Stew art will go to her home in Ogden.
Miss LaVere Petty plans a Christmas holiday at her home in Nephi while her father remains hospitalized at the LDS Hospital in Salt Lake City where she will visit during the season.
Miss Edith Young, instructor at UHS, underwent appendicitis surgery at Thanksgiving. Her condition was serious for a time but she is now recovering and expects to resume work at the school after the holidays.
Miss Coy Fife, longtime instructor in the domestic department at Uintah High School, will assume a similar post at Logan Junior High after Christmas. She has built a top department at the local school and earned wide recognition for her ability. Uintah High School’s vacant position remains to be filled.
Mr and Mrs P L Cowan attended a district convention after a two week absence. Mr Cowan said the convention aimed to improve MST and T company district office service to the public. Mrs Cowan visited her parents in Provo. The event sought to separate districts and improve conditions expected in 1985.
In Vernal Utah a snowy stretch halts travel as Mr Smith and Dorr Finnicum visit while Uintah high school plans an alumni program in the auditorium. A Santa letter arrives by air mail noting deep snow keeps reindeer grounded and reassures children with a friendly greeting.
The Womens Faculty League of the UHS hosted Miss Coy Fife with Mrs L G Noble and other members at a Monday evening gathering. Helen Cook read, games followed, and a gift of appreciation was given to Miss Fife for her service in domestic arts.
Merrill Bennion formerly of Vernal is selected as one of 87 deputies by the county Democratic committee to be employed in the Salt Lake County Clerk’s office.
Mrs Chailea P Fox left Wednesday morning for Salt Lake City to visit her husband in the LDS hospital receiving treatment for his leg. Abs Fox will join Monday with her son Matill.
Puosuraster Wilson Murray states the post office will open Saturday December 22 and Sunday December 23 from 12 to 5 30 PM then Christmas Day 12 to 1 30 PM. The office will also be open all day December 29 for a Saturday service.
Leon P Christenson of Vernal Utah submits preliminary details for peril under the Tailo Grazing Act. The record references S27 December 1934 and notes related mapping and information to assist in application preparation.
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