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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1935
Page
8
Arthur Curtis of Lapoint was in town Monday, a brief local appearance noted by residents. The visit drew attention from neighbors and local onlookers who observed his casual activities during daylight hours.
Mark Woolley of Leoth was a Vernal visitor on Monday, stopping by local shops and meeting residents during a brief stay.
Liven Joss of Tridell conducted a business visit in Vernal on Monday, meeting local contacts and discussing potential deals.
J Ferreén Hacking made a trip to Salt Lake City on Monday visiting local sites and meeting with officials. The purpose of the visit included discussions on regional matters and potential collaborations.
A Goodrich resident battles a severe pneumonia case as local health officials monitor for complications and seek appropriate care options.
Junius Hacking traveled to Provo over the weekend and returned on Saturday.
Mulecam of the Vernal Drug was confined to his home Wednesday with a severe cold, according to local notices.
Miss Beth Ashworth stays with her parents in Provo for the holiday season, enjoying time at their family home.
George A. vaigh, representative elect of Uintah county, will depart Friday to assume duties in the state legislature.
Ruth Hart and Helen Cook enjoy a pleasant vacation at their homes in Paris, Idaho. They are instructors at Uintah High.
Beth Perry departed Thursday morning for Logan to seek medical treatment for a siege of rheumatism.
H J Brown, an auto mechanics instructor at Uintah High School, spent the holiday season in Colorado Springs visiting his mother.
Mr Freda Patts has been teaching in the domestic arts department at Uintah High School this week. This follows the petition recently resigned by Miss Coy Fife.
Miss LaVere Petty returns to Vernal to resume duties as instructor in VHS after two weeks in Nephi and Salt Lake City.
Mrs Jacobsen returned home Monday from California where she spent the Christmas holidays visiting friends and relatives.
Slee Donna Brough of Randlett will take a postgraduate course at Uintah High School in Vernal. She previously studied at East High in Salt Lake City, while A B Childs and his wife Mia visited Salt Lake during Christmas recess. Mia Childs has been returned to the hospital after slow improvement from a serious illness.
Anetta Merkley of Tridel was visiting Vernal for several days this week, touring local sites and meeting residents. The trip highlighted business ties between Tridel and Utah communities.
Mr and Mrs Bus Eldredge announce the arrival of a baby girl born Tuesday morning.
Dale Ashley, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Ashley of Jensen, had his tonsils removed on Wednesday.
Mr and Mrs Aird G Merkley announce the arrival of a ten pound baby girl born at Valley hospital on a Saturday in January.
Mr Caldwell, pioneer of Dry Fork, arrived in Vernal today for a call session. He has been quite ill lately and his health is a concern for friends and neighbors in the community.
Howard Williams of Naples ward the day after an operation became one with measles and is getting along nicely at the present time.
Mrs Frank Stewart of Ful Creek was brought to Vernal on Sunday at an Ashley Valley hospital after an apparent illness.
Mr and Mrs Matt Zager from the Watson section returned home Tuesday after both undergoing operations at Valley Hospital.
State Senator HB Calder will depart Friday morning for Salt Lake City to prepare for the opening of the state legislature on Monday morning.
Morril Fox, employed at Little Rock Arkansas, returned to work with the United States Geological Survey on Tuesday of last week after spending the holidays at home.
Mary Helen and Tag with Edna Collett Charles Oaks and Ethel Karren return to Provo to rejoin Frigham Younng University. Glade Colton spent holidays in Vernal and travels back with them. He is the son of President and Mrs Don B Colton of Brooklyn New York.
Roger W. Babson argues newspapers in North America are essential for economic growth. He says mass production and consumer demand rise with strong advertising and press insight, urging business to back local papers to spur recovery and prosperity.
The AAA sets a new Utah cattle purchase limit of 26 000 head for slaughter with Frank Augler overseeing processing for FERA relief distribution. Growers had sought 500 000 animals but weather and market conditions reduce planned volume. Some dealers buy above AAA prices, shipping cattle to states with better feed. Extension of purchase end date from December 31 to January 15 noted.
For sale in Vernal Utah in the First Ward. Listing notes a home available through AdeLbert Colton J10 24. Property details and contact specifics are limited in the fragment.
The family thanks those who assisted during the illness and death of husband and father J F Gilines for music talks grave side help and floral offerings from Mrs J F Gilines and family.
We thank those who assisted during the illness death and burial of our husband and father NEPHI PREECE and Family for the beautiful flowers music and kind sentiments expressed.
Western sheep growers announce January 23 and 24 sessions for the 28th Utah State Wool Growers Association convention in Salt Lake. Focus on increasing federal aid for public domain grazing lands, water site projects, and the Taylor Act administration, plus a women’s auxiliary gathering with speeches by Mrs Eliason and National Woolgrowers leaders.
City Council orders all dogs to be licensed in Vernal City. Unlicensed dogs will be disposed as per official directive from City Office, Marshall Richardson listed as contact for license processing.
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