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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1930
Page
8
The Jensen correspondence arrived after the deadline for this week’s issue and cannot be published. Ralph Hall’s coverage appears tied to the delayed material, and editors note regret over the timing.
Mrs C U Miles was robbed at the home of Mrs Ren Hall Wednesday afternoon. Authorities reported a disturbance but provided few details as the investigation continues.
Sheriff Emery Jonasson undertook a business trip to Roosevelt on Thursday this week, conducting official duties and meeting local officials during the visit.
Frank Chevet and Frenchy Lopez of Vernal were married on the 19th by Justice Charles Carter in a simple ceremony.
Mrs Stringham will receive relief aid as part of a Salt Lake event on Tuesday. The notice notes Mr and Mrs Ray as involved in the jaf arrangement, detailing assistance and expected outcomes.
Mr and Mire Calvin Jorgensen received mention during Vernallas week, drawing attention to Mrs Jorgensen.
The American Legion and Ladies Auxiliary will hold a joint meeting next Thursday March 6 at the local post hall. Members are invited to discuss community projects and upcoming events with all units encouraged to attend.
J. H. Allan, manager of the Allan Chevrolet company, was confined to his home with an attack of the flu earlier this week.
Mrs Ren Hall, who has spent the past three weeks confined to her home with a severe mumps illness, has recovered sufficiently to be out again.
Mr and Mrs Dyron Cetlett left last Friday for Salt Lake City following a three week stay with relatives and friends here.
Mr Merrill of Price, coach of Carbon County High, visited Vernal on Wednesday and attended the basketball game that evening.
Fuk Winkler of Watson and Villa daughter Darlene spent the past week in Vernal where Mrs. Winkler received medical attention. They returned to her home Tuesday.
Sheriff Emery Johnson and War shall Nferman Miller returned Wednesday of last week from Watson and surrounding vicinity where they had been on business.
Mrs Blugh Colton acts as sister State teacher at Central School replacing Ate Pauline Fielsted who is in Malt City for medical attention.
Sirs, Cine Senith and two children Verma Mae and Cuff Jr of Leos visited at the home of Mrs Emiths parents Mr and Mrs J T Neagmus sen on Tuesday of last week.
County agent E Peterson and his wife, along with A Theodore Johnson, made a brief trip to Salt Lake City. They left early Wednesday morning and expected to return home Thursday evening.
Perry Olsen of Watson passed through Vernal last Friday en route to Price to tend to trusallous interreta. He returned to Vernal on Mend 7 evening and resumed to Watson on Tuesday.
George Walkup, a ranger of White Rocks, was in Vernalth at the Survet office the first of the week. He was inspecting grazing allotments for the coming season and coordinating with staff about planned arrangements.
A new house will rise in Vernal just east of the EHT Belcher residence on Andrew Vernon’s lot. Construction will proceed under supervision with the foundation already poured.
Blaine Hardy of Uintah High fell ill today with the Inmupe and cannot join the main team for the Round Robin games at Priog. The illness prevents his participation in the scheduled events.
Fragmented lines describe an election event and various individuals traveling among Utah locales. Mentions include Bar hi Sperffse, Kealey stores, Mr Phafter, Zelph Calder, F Berald, Salt Lake City, Vernal, and Myr and Mrs Cit McCoy with references to employment and an elity trip to the capital.
A large crowd from Roosevelt and Duchesne gathered Wednesday evening to watch the U S Duchesne county high basketball game. Miss Alene Johnson of Roosevelt ascended as E Peterson and her friend Miss Francis Scott Key, also of Roosevelt, drove over last Friday to attend the contest with Mr and Mrs Peterson hosting until return home after the game.
Theodore Roosevelt warns that a country without trees and forests faces a hopeless future. The piece urges readers to preserve existing woodlands and plant new ones, framing forest stewardship as a citizen’s duty and a safeguard for the nation’s future.
Harmon Sowards returned Sunday evening from Salt Lake City where he spent days with his wife who is at the hospital receiving medical attention. Mrs Sowards is recovering nicely. Mr Sowards was accompanied home by Mrs B J Younes Jr who was also in Salt Lake with Mrs Sowards.
The Uintah Cina Company unveils a broader end incubator powered by natural gas. Progressive farmers in the valley adopt this season, signaling a shift toward permanent industry growth in the region.
A marriage license was granted to Glen Asael Haws son of A A Haws and Ellen May Soderquist daughter of Lewis Soderquist. Charley C Collett and Atahn Lewis of Flooserit also procured licenses. Fran a the son of Charley Collett and the bride to the daughter of W FE Lewis were married by Justice Chas e Carter on Friday of last week.
Friends of Mr and Mrs J M Allred gathered Thursday evening for a social at their Naples home. Attendees included Ernest Eaton Mark Batty A G Godrich John T Kay Wm Griffis Jr Alvin Allred and others. Refreshments were served and two and a half minute talks were given in Sunday School about church history.
Mrs ID Peterson hosted a Thursday afternoon party for her daughter Lyths seventh birthday with ten guests. Delightful games preceded a plated cake decorated with tiny flags, ice cream dishes and dainty refreshments. Mrs Henderson celebrated her daughters eighteenth birthday with an at home dinner, elaborate gifts, Danus chick dinner and wel lmarked place cards as ten guests attended including Helen Crider Louisa Bingham Linne Cak Rowena Aringham Leora Freestone and others, along with Glen Guymon Evan Workman Carl Searle and more.
The Forest Service marks its twenty five years since February 1st with ceremonies in Washington and nationwide tributes. Officials highlight progress in forestry, national forest administration covering about 109.96 million acres, and increased public protection through state cooperation and evolving methods.
Ben Maris and George Artures were released from Venal hospital after a February 10 shooting affray at the Litter’s ranch on Hill Creek in Uintah County. Aviares, the injured, was shot in the right hip while Morris sustained wounds to the left lung and right arm. County Attorney Hugh W Colton then arraigned Morris for assault with a deadly weapon, with a $1500 bond set and a March 10 district court term. Aviares remains a key witness pending further investigation.
The American Legion Dance Saturday at Imperial Hall drew a large, well attended crowd. Decorations impressed, music pleased guests, and Helen Marr Hislop plus Ramona Martinsery served punch. L C Thorne won the Radio a cabinet and combination radio set.
Parley Galloway was moved to Vernal to stand trial on a nonsurnort of family matter. A bench warrant was issued by Judge Gewee W Worthen as the March term convened. The article notes the defendant was brought back from San Ravel river area to Vernal for proceedings.
A local drama titled Step Thief will be presented for children under 13 on Friday afternoon. The event is organized by the mal First and Secondards with proceeds benefiting the district’s Pitton charity. Audience members will be admitted under the supervision of Ro Wier.
Uintah State Bank seeks a mandamus against State Auditor Ivor Ajax to pay bounty warrants totaling about 3900 dollars. The Utah Supreme Court heard arguments Wednesday, with no immediate ruling. Local bankers and officials discussed fraud claims and whether warrants met statutory requirements before payment.
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