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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1932
Page
3
Local residents recount visits between families at the Winward and Perry homes and others. News includes births at Winward, remodeling in progress, and neighbors meeting for a Valentine party hosted by Ivan Perry. Community programs and youth activities at the Giants school are noted along with church and philanthropic efforts.
The author notes gas is the most common ailment patients seek treatment for, with 80 percent reporting excess gas. They warn intestinal gas from fermenting foods can cause gas pockets that press on the heart liver gall bladder spleen and other organs, stressing circulation and contributing to disease. They urge investigating and removing the gas formation for lasting relief.
A long list of visits illness updates and gatherings from a Utah valley area, noting Weston and Roosevelt visitors, medical illnesses including a six month old with throat infection, a Sunday school superintendent appointment in California, ward social successes, dances and birthday parties with families in Lapoint and Vernal.
Last Sunday night at Arles Conjoint a program featured talks by Victor and Carl Merrell with piano by Lela Goodrich and an address by Elder Victor Wilkins. Cleveland resident Erick Larson of Alan died at home. his daughter Mrs Charles Pearce has stayed with him for four months. A gathering at Mr and Mrs J M Batty’s Thursday night included Mr and Mrs Ernest Eaton and others enjoying reminiscences and refreshments. Modern visitors Mr and Mrs Glen Knight and G F Knight of Rendlett visited the Richards home. Mrs Knight is a former Naples resident. Mrs J W Olsen, Willow Creek teacher, accompanied by Mr Hatch, visited over night. Mrs Lara Cryans hosted young folks for Wilford Olsen’s birthday.
Creditors will present claims with vouchers to Wallace Calder law office Vernal Utah on or before May 31 1832 Minnie J Davis administratrix of estate of John N Davis deceased first publication January 20 1932 last publication February 18 1932
Creditors of the estate must present claims with vouchers to the administrator at the Coltharp Building in Vernal Utah, to be received on or before May 28, 1932. Minnie W Chapman is administratrix.
Robert Dean Randlett transacted business at the government office on Saturday. Vernon and Mra Owens visited Vernal. LeRoy Harris returned to Randlett from Sunny Side after spending the winter. The P TA held its regular monthly meeting with a program including Beryl Wilson and others. Will Miller of Cedarview visited Friday. Gem Sheep Company fed sheep at the Elmer ranch and Jerry Walker baled hay at the Taylor ranch this week.
In the Fourth Judicial District Court Uintah County Utah Ashton Brothers Company sue Hyrum Rasmussen Sheriff Johnson issues sale of all interest in property described in Uintah County Utah including lands water rights and ditches with buildings and improvements Court date March 10 1932 10:00 AM at Vernal county courthouse front door Official notices indicate sale terms and contact info for old papers at 25 cents per 100.
State Engineers office in Salt Lake City Utah publishes notice that High Line Canal Company based in Verna Utah has filed an application under Utah session law 1019 to 19829 Ind to appropriate 16 cft and 180 acre feet of water from Four unnamed springs and a draw in Daggett and Uintah Counties. Water will be diverted at specified points, collected, conveyed 4000 ft, commingled with the unnamed draw water and rediverted with 15 cfs from the draw to Ashley Creek for irrigation of 8000 acres across multiple sections. The 18 acre feet stored in Haching Lake with seasonal release for irrigation April 15 to November 15. Protests due within 90 days after notice publication. Filed as Pile No 11143.
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