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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1934
Page
9
Space limits forced omission of regular features and correspondence this week. Readers will find these items restored in the upcoming neat issue, with all notes and evidence included.
Catherine Stringham spends her Christmas vacation in Vernal as a BYU student enjoying time with family and local sights during her break.
Miss Afton Bingham, a netractor at Richfield High School, spends time visiting with her parents.
In the past week the RFC displaced the Moffat lead and appointed Wilson McCarty to run the system as president, signaling a major organizational shift and new direction.
LaBerle Cook Isabelle Dillman Helen Tenney and Warda Johnson students at BYU are enjoying their Christmas vacation here.
Myron Norgard Nick Kalozis and Alice Norgard, all freshmen at the University of Utah, are spending the holidays with relatives in Vernal.
Thomas B Bingham, a company clerk at the CC camp near Moon Lake, spent Christmas with his parents Mr and Mrs Fred G Bingham and the family.
Stewart Ashton son of Mr and Mrs Rte Ashton visits during holidays with his parents and attends Wasatch Academy at Mt Pleasant.
Mr and Mrs Lynn Murdock and their son from Heber City spent Christmas at the home of Mrs Murdock's parents, Mr and Mrs C W Showalter.
Lavolr Meirill, member of the Winter High School national champion stock judging team, is visiting Vero Nal briefly while a freshman at Brigham Young University. He participates in stock judging competitions and represents his school in national events.
Mr and Mrs Blaine Hardy announce the birth of a son weighing ten pounds on December 24 at Valley Hospital. Mrs Hardy is formerly Miss LaRue Hunting.
Provo couple Mr and Mrs Vernon Colier spent Christmas with Mr Colier’s parent. The Colier junior is a BYU student this year, with Edwin Col l g noted in the text.
Hollis Hullinger arrives from Brigham Young University in Provo to spend the Christmas holidays. Hullinger is noted as a member of the BYU wrestling team. Additional details regarding Owens Hullinger and Wendel Johnson are not provided.
Ione Johnson Luecylle Gulingham Wilda Tyodily and Iila Richens, students at Henngeis Business College in Sal Lake City, are enjoying the Christmas season with friends and locals in Vhina.
On Friday Charles Tucker departed with his family to spend Christmas in Las Vegas New with Mr and Ris Tirnin Rasmuss and their daughter Mrs Lhe Johnson accompanying them for the holiday engagement unsure of exact relations but noted as hosts.
Miss Lorna Sidtoway, a University of Utah senior, arrived from Salt Lake City to spend Christmas with her parents. She expects to major in speech and minor in physical education.
Helen Calder and Lorna Murray, seniors at Brigham Young University in Provo, are spending their vacation in Vernal for a personal getaway and exploration of the area.
Ernest Henderson, Clinton Peter son, Thale Jensen and Rex Olson are home from Logan where they are attending the USAC event.
Tenney Johnston comes home for the Christmas holiday while enrolled in the school of pharmacy in Pocatello Idaho.
Willard Day, manager of the Roosevelt division of Calder Bros Creamery, arrived in Vernal today as a business visitor. The trip in Vernal on Thursday focused on potential partnerships and market engagement with local suppliers and distributors.
Tris Manwaling Theda Showal tery and E na Collett freshmen at the BYU in Provo spend holidays in Vernal during the break.
Ada Winder, a student at the LDS Business College in Salt Lake City, remains at home for the Christmas recess as the holiday season continues.
Dallas Hatch manager of the Farmers Market departed on Christmas afternoon and heads to Richfield for several days of visiting.
Clair Pickup spends his vacation with his parents at 1 Glines ward. He is a sophomore at Brigham Young University.
Zelpha Cook and Virginia Noel, students at the USAC Logan, are visiting with home folks during the Christmas holidays.
Sam Woolley, a forestry student at the University of Idaho in Moscow, has spent a short time in Vernal.
Charles Austin Liddiard of Pro to on December 13 and Miss An wis Eliza Durfee of Leota appeared for a marriage license at the coast house.
Max Peterson a draftsman for the state road commission at the Vernal office spent Christmas at his home in Duchesne returning Thursday morning.
Miles aad Norman Carroll and Fimer Birch are students from Henarers Business College in Salt Lake City visiting Vernal during the holidays.
Dr A C G Boyle, a geological engineer in charge of the Dinosaur National Monument project, passed through Vernal on Saturday while traveling to Salt Lake City for the holidays. He is noted for overseeing excavation and surveying work at the monument.
Mr and Mrs D A Rovce and daughter Theota from Grand Junction Cole visited friends over the Christmas holidays. Mrs Rovce was formerly Miss Aima Bealia.
C S Corte traveled to Salt Lake City Friday to meet Don who attends the USA. They then went to St George to visit Mrs Carter and daughter Afton for Christmas. The pair planned Boulder Dam and a coast trip if Mrs Carter’s health allows, with Misa Veda Bingham of Vernal accompanying Mr Carter.
Vernal society news recaps Alumni Pep Banquet at UNS with decor and speakers. Agnes Halley and Merrill Goodrich marry in Salt Lake City then visit Vernal. Mary Kelly wed Harold Davis Kelly in Logan. families gather for Pioneer Family Dinner. Tokowana Club hosts DPD members with program and lunch.
Clifford Knudsen of Los Angeles spent Christmas at the home of Miss Zella Aycock, sharing holiday hospitality and seasonal greetings in a quiet social gathering.
On Christmas Eve Allens Cash Stores awarded $2500 in notices to the winner Mrs El za Kolb, a widow and pioneer. The selection honored her for community work and steadfast service.
Miss Enid Johnson a USAC Lagan freshman visited Vernal for holiday time returning home Saturday after attending college activities and enjoying family time during the holidays.
Dalia Trujillo traveled to Rock Springs Wyoming on Saturday to visit her sister Mrs Lopez for the holiday season.
Mr and Mrs Warren L Billings of Rainbow were in town Monday to conduct business. They spent holidays at Jensen with home.
Vernal First ward Relief Society will hold their regular meeting on January instead of New Years Day according to Mrs H Olson president.
Kenneth Aycock and Mulford Aycock enjoy a family holiday at their parents home, Mr and Mrs Robert Aycock. Kenneth is enrolled at the USAC and Mulford attends BYU.
Clyde Johnson is spending his vacation with his parents Commissioner and Mrs Willis L Johnson. Clyde attends the University of Denver where he is a senior in the school of law.
Mr and Mrs David Calder left Wednesday for Salt Lake City. Mr Calder will proceed to Los Angeles on business, while Mrs Calder plans to visit her parents in Salt Lake City.
Ethelyn Ashton, a home economics teacher at Sandy Junior High, visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Ashton for the holidays.
The Tre Duchesny high basketball team lost twice over the weekend losing 55 to 10 at Castle Dale and 51 to 15 at Huntington. Games were played Sunday afternoon and Saturday night.
Alexander Christensen and Miss Alice Parker of American Fair visited Mr and Mrs John L Clarke for a few days during the Christmas season. Christensen’s Mrs Clarke’s father was mentioned in the context of the visit.
Mr and Mrs I S Suri of Hollywood California are visiting during the Christmas holidays. Former residents include Mrs Suri before marriage Miss Bernice McNeill, now known as Mrs Bernice McNeill Sui.
Ray Leslie Davis of Sinta New Mexico and Miss Bernice Paulson daughter of Mr and Mrs J H Paulson of Jensen obtained a marriage license on December 26 and were married by Bishop Les te Bingham. Bert Singleton and son Verdin traveled to Biggs Wye to fetch Marie and Marvin for a vacation stay. Miss Singleton teaches at Baggs High School and Marvin pursues postgraduate work in Vern. Leo and Mary Helen Harding studying at BYU Provo spend holidays in Vern with Glade B Colton and Don B Colton, both BYU students, visiting relatives.
Classified notice from Chicago publication seeks a man of executive ability for a large and prestigious cemetery. Permanent position offered with a very attractive compensation package and responsibilities likely to include leadership and administration. Rewards include stable career and elevated status in a respected organization.
The Merrion and Wilkes Wool Commission held Ogden’s first post erection auction on December 2 in the Lyesterh Coliseum. About 350000 pounds sold plus private sales, averaging 19 to 19.1 cents per pound. Prominent buyers included Wm Nicholas, Charles Tuttue, Albizotte, and Morris Schultz. The sale featured individual clips from growers and mirrored Australian practice to encourage higher quality wools and careful handling.
Uintah County records show delinquent taxes for 1934 listing multiple land parcels and owners including Bennett Utah Maryland etc. The list details sections, townships, ranges, acreages and amounts due, with names such as Potter Bennett Evelyn Brighton Bennett Amnesia? and others across Roosevelt Fort Duchesne Leeton Vernal and Bay Ride Oakland.
Fragmented OCR hints at a discussion about a deputy, the Seuyer, and a second deputy role. It mentions a stenographer and reference to parties, suggesting internal staffing or political context without clear details.
The legible portion shows a young man remarking about angina pectoris, with a doctor figure referenced. The garbled text suggests dialogue from a medical or investigative scene, but most names and specifics are unreadable.
The annual stockholders meeting of Umtah State Bank will be held Tuesday January 1935 at 260 o'clock p.m. in the directorate room. Notices indicate official proceedings and voting items for shareholders.
A public hearing on Vernal Citys 1935 budget will be held in the Council Chambers at 730 pm on Wednesday January 2 at the Uintah State Bank annex room 11. City Recorder Oscar Lyman urges attendance.
Government licensed buyers claim to pay 100 percent for gold items including watches dental pieces and jewelry. They promise insured checks mailed next day and refunds if not satisfied. The notice lists various items and amounts and directs readers to mail to Phoenix refinery.
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