Justice Olle of Lapont Visits Vernal on Saturday
Justice Olle of Lapont traveled to Vernal on Saturday for town talks and community outreach. Local residents and officials gathered to discuss civic issues and public safety concerns.
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1932
Page
8
Mrs E J Eades Ill With Sugar Diabetes Not Improved
Mrs E J Eades has been ill for several days with diabetes mellitus and is not much improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E J Eades
Cahoon Birth Joy as Baby Arrives Monday
Mr and Mrs George Cahoon celebrate the arrival of a baby girl this Monday, bringing delight to their home as relatives extend congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cahoon
Gladden
Mrs F Noel Taken Ill. Brought From Crush Creek
Mrs F Noel became ill and was brought from Crush Creek on Tuesday. She is at the home of her daughter Mrs Otis Weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noel
Crush Creek
Tucksday
Mra Otis Weeks
Bedside of Mrs Elizabeth Karren Sees Blue Mountain Visitors
Loren and Victor Karren from Blue Mountain visited Tuesday to be with their mother Mrs Elizabeth Karren who is very low at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loren and
Victor Karren
Blue Mountain
Elizabeth Karren
Forest Ranger Walkin attends Farm Creek meeting
Forest Ranger George Walkin of Whiterocks is listed to attend the Cattiezrowers meeting in the Farm Creek area where he supervises activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Walkin
Whiterocks
Vernal Batureda
Farm Creek
Local man in Ashtey Valley rushed to hospital after appendix rupture
Lloyd Merkley was brought from Jonsen Tuesday night to Ashtey Valley hospital for acute appendicitis. His condition is listed as very critical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Merkley
Jonsen
Ashtey Valley Hospital
Bennett Couples Visit Forthright Household Exchange
Mr and Mrs Ottis Horetcks of Bennett were visiting with Mr and Mrs Joseph Horrocks last week in Bennett. The account notes a 60n of Mr and birs Worocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottis Horetcks
Bennett
Joseph Horrocks
Mr Thorrocks
Birs Worocks
Snow removal crews clear Main Street curbs
Worksmen have been employed in recent days to haul snow away from curbs. The snow was a hindrance in front of stores on the south side of Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Star Cafe to Open in Triangle Building March 1
Wednesday workmen began redecorating the building once occupied by the Triangle cafe. Mr. Wilford Angus Will will open a new cafe there on March 1, to be known as the Star Cafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triangle Cafe
Wilford Angus
Star Cafe
Reed McConkie couple welcome 95 pound baby girl
Mr and Mrs Reed McConkie announce the birth of a baby girl weighing 95 pounds born Monday. The mother is formerly Miss Jennie Goodrich and the child is being cared for at the home of Mr John Chivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed McConkie
Wittls
John Chivers
McConkie
Jennie Goodrich
Road Agent Clears U S 40 Snow During Thaw
The state road agent for U S 40 west kept the highway clear of snow during recent storms. During the thaw, water has been drained from the roadway to improve travel conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nd Oaks
Kens Cafe Opens In New East Verve Location
Ken Richardson has moved into a new building east of the Verve. Workmen have labored day and night to prepare the cafe interior. Richardson expects the cafe to be ready for business bright and early Wednesday morning with an as yet undecided name likely Kens Cafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Richardson
Fiqhardson
Mr Richardson
Kens Cafe
Washington Memorial movement eyed by Thermopolis club
Manager J Im Douglas of the Winter Gas company discussed with Jay Phobus of Thermopolis a plan to move a Washington Memorial highyy from Jensen to the Dnesaly monument at the Bons club meeting Tuesday night. Phobus said upon favorable Chermopolis Club support the issue would go to the state organization and state delegates. He was enthusiastic and believed national support would follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Im Douglas
Wintah Gas Company
Jay Phobus
Thermopolis Wroottung
Phobus
Washington Memorial Highyy
Jensen
Dnesaly Monument
Phesbus
Chermopolis
Phebus
Armstrong of Price Visits Vernal on Business
C A Armstrong of Price was in Vernal Saturday on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Armstrong
Price
Andrew Dudley
Jensen
Roosevelt Visitors Mr and Mrs Vi Clark in Vernal Friday
Mr and Mrs Vi Clark of Roosevelt were visitors in Vernal Friday, staying briefly and touring local sites. The stop highlighted Roosevelt ties and local hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vi Clark
Roosevelt
Vernal Fritay
Thelma Walls of Roosevelt Visits With Wallis Family
Mrs Thelma Walls of Roosevelt bpent Friday visiting Mr and Mrs Wm Wallis and families. The OCR reads as a social note noting local residents gathering with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Walls
Roosevelt Bpent
Eiday
Wallis and Famlls
Warold Calder Leases Texaco Service Station Near Imperial Hall
Warold Calder has leased the Texaco service station near Imperial Hall. The agreement transfers operation of the facility to Calder, with location described as adjacent to Imperial Hall. Details of terms were not disclosed in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warold Calder
Texaco
Getation
Imperial Hall
Rees Merrill Visits Gilsonite Mine for Weekend Return
Rees Merrill spent the weekend visiting and returning Monday to the Gilsonite mine where he is employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rees Merrill
Impernal
Gilsonite
Curry Mercantile clerk visits Vernal business today
MeoeF Ketechum, a genial clerk at Curry Mercantile in Curry, was a business visitor in Vernal today. The event took place on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meoef Ketechum
Curry Mercantile Company
Curry
Vernal
Firton Visits Vernal as Eastern Utah Transit Chief Talks
W L Firton general manager of the Eastern Utah Transportation company based in Salt Lake City spent Sunday and Monday in Vernal meeting local officials and discussing regional transit plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W L Firton
Eastern Utah Transportation Company
Salt Lake City
Vernal
Roosevelt agent Bus Rupple in Vernal Sunday
Wm Bus Rupple of Roosevelt visited Vernal on Sunday. He serves as Uintah Basin agent for Sterling and Eastern Utah Transportation companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rupple
Roosevelt Waa
Vernal
Uintall Basin
Sterling and
Eastern Utah Transportation Companies
Miss Nelma Martinsen Visits Parents Over Weekend
Miss Nelma Martinsen spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs George Ho Martinsen and returned Monday to Watson where she is employed in a teleprona up rator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelma Martinsen
George Ho Martinsen
Watson
Uintah High School Parents Meeting Set For Wednesday
Miss Gwendolyn Hansen announced a parent teachers meeting at Uintah High School on Wednesday night at 7 20. The program committee promises an unusually fine lineup and extends an invitation to all parents to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah High School
Gwendolyn Hansen
Crane representatives tour Vernal council for hydrants and piping
H K Aldous and G C Me'il lan of Crane facility East Lake City met Vernal City Council to showcase Crane fittings and hydrants for the new water line. Council impressed and plans wide use of Crane fixtures. Attorney D W Young said all casements secured for the route and work to start when trench digging allows in spring. Smaller cast iron pipe sizes are on hand with larger sizes arriving in March and April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. K Aldous
G C Me‘illan
Crane Company
East Lake City
D Wi Young
Itill
Vernal Second Ward Budget Play Delights Local Audience
The Vernal second ward presented an excel ent budget program Wednesday in the ward chapel with performances by Alfred Caldwell Earl Goodrich and cast members Maude Woolley Linnie Cook Cornelia Peterson and more The show featured musical numbers one act plays dance and song skits and a girls chorus The program will travel to Davis ward Napier ward Glines ward and Maeser ward in the coming days and next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal Second Ward
MOF 64
L G Noble
Alfred Caldwell
Earl Goodrich
Maude Woolley
Linnie Cook
Cornella Peterson
Alfred Caldwe
Gladys Teeples
Eart Goodrich
Arthur Man
Saring
Vernal Community Activities and Club Dances Overview
A string of Vernal Utah gatherings is summarized including the Vernal halla Club meeting with readings on Lincoln, the First Ward president Mrs Waller Witbeck hosting lesson work, a Farm Bureau dance at the Imperial, Camp Tokowana of the D of Utah Pioneers events, and a Washington Birthday Dance by American Legion posts. Also noted are Current Topics Club party, Twentieth Century Club luncheon, Valentine birthday party by B P W clubs, and postponed Public Relations Dinner due to weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal
Waller Witbeck
Wm Cook
Fred Stone
Vern Shimmin
Edgar Calder
Olen Lambert
John St
Washington
Twenteth Century Club
Vern McCarrell
Twentieth Century Club
W E Witbeck
Horace Coitharp
Business and Professional Womena Club of
Vernat
Leatha Colman
Dinner Party with Valentine Motif Guests
Mrs Cooks entertained eight guests at a Valentine themed dinner. Mr Ralph Bryson and Mr Mira Karl J Tenny attended with Mrs Tenny. Red and white carnations, tapers, and candy hearts adorned the table with red and white baskets as centerpieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Bryson
Mira Karl J Tenny
Valentine Party Hosted by Mrs Young and Mrs Sowards
Mrs E J Young and Mrs H S Sowards entertained at a well appointed Valentine party Monday evening at Mrs Sowards home. Guests were seated at tables with valentine colored decorations, place cards, and favors. Rook and 490 games framed the evening, with prizes going to Mrs Dayton Collett and Jesse A Hains for Rook, and Mrs Vern Shimmin and James Ireystone for 509. Twenty four enjoyed the delightful event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E J Young
H S
Local Ladies Club Hosts Better Home Week Program
The Ladies Ald group met at Mrs J Wo Ratliff's home for a regular meeting. Mrs T G Alexander led a Better Home Week program organized by Mrs Rena Mascock and Mrs Lottie Bantin with the Teas Co Lagan in the Commits house. A short business session preceded the program and a dainty lunch was served. The Ladies Act plans to meet again in two weeks at the Community House with Mrs Leo Thorne as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halla Club
Lhursday
Clyda Latch
Abraham Lincoln
Effie Hunt
Loales
Lades
Mre
J Wo Ratliff
T G
Alexander Fale
Tenport
Mra Rena
Mascock
Mra Lottie KH Bantin
TwTeaa C of
Lagan
Leo Thorne
Scout Party Marks 23rd Anniversary of U S Scouting
Scout Party No 232 of Vernal Second Ward held a Saturday night gathering at the ward chapel to celebrate 23 years of scouting in the United States. Twenty five members and committee men W 58 Henderson Theodore Johnson and Fits Merrie plus Scout Master Philip Watkins attended. refreshments followed. The troop offers a drive of 360 to twenty five boys who earn merit badges or advance by March 6, with a court of honor in Macer ard and a prize of 1090 1 for each scout earning advancement or merit badge by April 34, when the court of honor will be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verna Second Ward
United
Vernal Second Ward
Scous
Conmiteemen
Henderson
Theodore Johnson
Fits Merrie
Philip Watkins
Junior Promystic Arabian Night at Imperial Hall
A vivid invitation to the Junior Promystic Arabian Night on March 4 1032 at the Imperial Tall venue. The hall is described as an Arabian tent with floodlights and iridescent beams, offering a novel promenade with moonlit desert ambiance and melodic music for junior class entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junor
Imperial Tall
Arabia
Birthday honors for Richard Jenaen at First Ward Sunday School
Birthday honoree Richard Jenaen was celebrated Sunday evening at his home by officers and teachers of the First Ward Sunday school where he serves as assistant superintendent. After mild games, refreshments were served and about twenty guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Jenaen
First Ward
Valentine Party Delights For Boyd and Grant Christensen Guests
Boyd and Grant Christensen entertained many of their young friends at a Saturday Valentine party. The children spent the afternoon playing and enjoying delicious refreshments before departing with valentine favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd
Grant Christensen
American Legion Plans Dance and Memorial Road Support
The American Legion held a Wednesday meeting approving plans for a Washington birthday dance and a Monday morning program with the Auxiliary at the auditorium. They endorsed the proposed memorial road to the Dinosaur and pledged to back efforts toward a national monument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Verbal Conjoint Program at Vernal First Ward
The Vernal First Ward Mutual Improvement Association held a program in the ward chapel Sunday evening. President Wallace Calder delivered the main address on free agency. Bud Markey spoke on the MTA and a four phase talk followed. Mrs Mable Massey sang, Mr and Mrs O Normin Olsen accompanied the piano by Mrs Frank Stauph, with Rex Harvey performing a vocal solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal First Ward Mutual Improvement
Peerc Od
Virmal First Ward
Wallace Calder
Bud Markey
Mable Massey
O Normin Olsen
Milano
Frank Stauph
Rex Harvey
Conjidint Program in Second Ward
An interesting confinement program was given Sunday evening in the Vernal Second ward chapel after opening exercises. Talks covered free will service with several speakers and a girls chorus performed Story of Old Glory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal Second Ward
Georgia Erekson Tpiango
Arthur Mainwaring
Wanda Johnson
Joseph Winder
Erma Wolley
Harold Calder
Tone Johnson
Merle Jensen
Gladys
Alice Cald
Maude Woolley
Grace Slaugh
Yonda Spiers
Gove Tane Guishes
Ming Showalter
Artett
Rex Harvey Weldon Pillan
Alfred Caldwell
Earl Goodrich
Wallace Wint*r
Ashley Hodgkinson
Mountain lion slain near Moon Lake by Ralph Rowley
Ralph Rowley of Mrt Emmons tracked a mountain lion to the den near Moon Lake and killed it after the animal had preyed on about a dozen sheep. The lion measured eight feet and weighed roughly 156 pounds. Rowley called in his dog during the pursuit.
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Olle Justice of
Lapont
Meee RL
Laay al Wasatch Seed Growers
Co-operative Ass'n
Utah
Congress of the United Bites
Federal Farm Board
J. G. Peppard Seed Co
Rita Bozok
Vernal Society
OL Nalsoz
Ionioz
Farm D Bureau
Farm Bureau
Imperial
Tokowana
Daughters of the Utah Pioneers
Sam Hatch
George I* Walker
C J Winder
Donna Marie Watch
Dorothy Rae
Frank Biddoway
Archie Stooks
George H Bartlett
L JE Woodard
Verna Krumin
Rad Lacy
Leo Thome
Guy Samuels
Haller Witbeck
Charles Hatch
J F Chapman
Ray Stringham
Fern Fross
Mra Virtus McConkie
BPW
T. G Alexander
Valentine Heirts
John Jorrens
Louise Forgensen
Crgeian
Valentine
Valentinsa
Rose Johnson
Mina “Stowalter
Jorgensen
Anna Johnston
Ethel Mc Martin
Lucy Rackham
Lois McGo
Min Showalter
Louise Jorgensen
Stella Stevens
Mose Pearl Shaffer
Misa Iras White
Thora King
Alice Pederson
Ruth Hart
Helen Home Street
Blanche Seeley
F L Cowan
Feltchs Hill
Cowan
Odd Fellows
FOO Fhall
J M Martin
George Eliott of
Myton
Henry Werriott
George Langston
Adelbert Colton &R
Adelbert Colton Jr
3Ton
Lloyd G&kimmin
I L Stevenson
American Legion Meeting
Second Ward
Wlathety Ropfort
Wintahn Gas
Dany
Wii
Eure
Eddie Dowling
Noah Beery, Mary Carr and
June Collyer
Mickets
Thrill Wunters
George Arliss
J. Farrell MacDonald
Evelyn Knapp
The
J E Rowlen
US Indian Service
Lakefork
Uintah
Upper Lakefork
Yagjloustone
Uintth River
B O Colton
Ashley Valley
Luther Gale
Watson Lea
Singer
Gipson Hotel
Jessie Olipson
Fria
Tia Rogers Vernal
Win Ral
Sstate Bank
Winn
Sponsored
American Legion Amiliary
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