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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1936
Page
7
In the matter of the estate of Jessie McLean deceased creditors must present claims and vouchers to the administrator Ererat McCrean on or before March 23, 1934. Hugh W Colton is attorney for the estate in Vernal Utah.
Notice to creditors of Joab Collier deceased asks for claims with vouchers to Wallace Calder in Vernal before March 1936. Uintah County Commissioners announce removal of abandoned horses from the open range starting February 24, 1936, with Dark Feltch and Joel Evans supervising. Owners must file descriptions and brands. area centers on Green River, White River, and Colorado line. County Clerk RF Noel signs.
Uintah County Utah commissioners announce a March 1 1936 drive to remove abandoned horses from open range within a described area. Citizens must file horse descriptions and brands with the county clerk. Manford Stewart and Steward Ainge oversee the operation under County Clerk F L Noel.
District Commissioner Richard Jensen presided as Scouts and Explorers met at the new Scout Cabin. A shooting contest yielded lessons on discipline and teamwork. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs William Cliff on January 30. Several locals visited relatives in RaXnovelt and Roosevelt. John Neilson set a remarkable lambing record, achieving 200 percent despite losses in cold weather.
Frank Goodrich called to Ashley ward representing the 87th quorum of Seventies. Leon Hatley left for Wyoming to visit his sister. Mrs. Merril Goodrich and Mrs. Wallace Boutham traveled to Salt Lake for basic chores. A ward chapel party honored winter participants with a variety program, games and dancing. Mr and Mrs Wood Pope returned from the East with a Calder Bros truck. Mrs Fone spoke of a cold as they traveled. A large crowd attended Sunday evening for the Beauty Pledge program including a flag pledge, scouts chorus, talks, and a Boy Scout and Explorer demonstrations led by Richard Jensen and Eldon Southam.
A Jensen gathering hosted by Mrs Florence Kelly with Mrs Wellman as assistant included thirteen members and guests, featuring histories from pioneer daughters and a luncheon. Local reports mention church groups, Wild Rose club activities, school illness from German measles, Christmas and New Year visits, and Bishop Ira Gardner’s 60th birthday celebration with music and readings. Ice storage by George Vincent’s crew reached over 200 tons for community use, while residents noted snow, rain, and thaw unfolding through the week.
Items show visits by Mr and Mrs Will Vernon to Provo and return witnesses to Mrs Mabel Haynes death. New German measles cases noted but mild. Carrolls return from Salt Lake where Vet Carroll had appendicitis surgery. Lynn Reynolds moves family to Mort House. John II McConkle visits with sister Mrs Ray M Robinson. Funeral for John Shephard attended belatedly. Sympathy extended to Mr and Mrs Marold Mikes over Mabel Haynes death. Pageant by Daughters of Utah Pioneers Friday well attended.
Ashley report notes Mr and Mrs W Powell traveled to Salt Lake City to attend the funeral of Mrs Powell’s relative Guy Long of Lapoint who visited recently with Mr and Mrs Porter Long.
The Primary boys delivered a program at the Becrament meeting on Sunday. Participants included Ralph Precos Clano mlo Arnold Kidd and Ralph Morrison with stories, Garth Atwood and Laisor Caldwell played harmonica, and R L Richens spoke on the Sacrament's sacredness. Mr Lucile Swett presented Garth Atwood and Harl Morrison with their diplomas. Fred Alderson returned to mining work after a layoff.
Jakia asks Abis about business and Abitr replies that sales have collapsed with none paying and nothing being bought. The exchange highlights a harsh economic downturn and widespread reluctance to spend.
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