A V Lewis Goes to Salt Lake City on Friday
A V Lewis traveled to Salt Lake City on Friday for business purposes, staying to handle meetings and related engagements.
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1932
Page
8
A V Lewis traveled to Salt Lake City on Friday for business purposes, staying to handle meetings and related engagements.
Harold and Edgar Calder and Georges Harker traveled to Salt Lake City on business. Mayor Rt Coozer went to Salt Lake City last Thursday and returned Sunday. J T Wilson Elmer and LaVon Morrill of Tridell were in Vernal Tuesday.
Mrs M T Cody returns to Salt Lake City Monday after a week with her mother Mrs John Bennion. She will join her husband en route to Idaho.
Mrs Nfazel Stevens departed Saturday for Cross Mountain Colorado to visit her mother Mrs Thos Ctentry for a few weeks.
The Daughters of the Pioneers West Camp plan a Mount Jang at the home of Mrs Jin Naen on Friday at 2 30 pm. Members are requested to be present and prepared.
The Denver Record Stockman issued a 27 page illustrated magazine section focused on the stock industry of the Intermountain West. This special edition highlights market trends, industry notes, and regional stock business developments for readers of the Denver Block Show.
Doral Eaton and Glen Guyman came back to Vernal from Logan and other points in the west. They were accompanied home from Salt Lake City by Harold Colton, son of Mr and Mrs L L Colton of Venice California, who has been employed in construction work in Utah and Colorado.
Miss Sadie 8mth of Ogden Utah is appointed from the Civil Service register as Forest and Field clerk in the Forest Supervisor office at Vernal to fill the position during Mrs June Allan’s absence. Mrs Allan will spend two or more winter months in Arizona with her husband for his health.
Jack Kay and his wife left Salt Lake City Sunday night after learning his mother was ill. They arrived at Roosevelt and discovered the car vacuum tank was missing. They called Vernal and Tom Karren arranged transport to Salt Lake City.
Mrs Cari McLan and her husband Mr McLan travel with their daughter from Crab Colorado to Onilscothe Missouri to establish residence. They plan a short visit in Denver with Maybell Ratliff before settling and continuing education pursuits in Chillicothe and Gunnison.
Federal officials demand a complete revision of Colorado s 1032 highway building program. If the highway advisory board budget is not altered, federal aid on planned projects could be withheld. The Bureau of Public Roads urges early completion of arterial routes prepared for paving and oiling.
Fire swept through the Livton home killing a wife and baby in one bed and three other children while the father lay across them. Neighbors and Sheriff were unable to enter as the roof collapsed. The Miller and Marchant families mourn. funeral services planned for Roosevelt.
Tad Story of Pree visited Ver nal last weekend to advance the Conocoa O11 Company project. Local sources note discussions centered on potential investment and regional collaboration with the cocoa industry.
Mrs W Henderson who has been confined for ten days is not improving rapidly. The medical status notes limited progress and ongoing concerns about her health.
Everett Alexander traveled to Salt Lake Friday and returned Monday with a new Ford Truck.
Officials warn residents and businesses about updated income tax filing rules at state and federal levels. Citizens react with concerns over timing forms and reporting requirements. Local groups urge careful compliance while noting potential penalties for late submissions.
Starvey Christensen, ill with the flu, is being cared for at the home of Mr and Mrs L Christensen.
J. Al Ratliff accompanied by William Schaefermeyer and Dan Halt left Friday for Msaak and other points south.
Leon P. Christensen came back Saturday from Galt Lake City where he conducted a hurried business errand.
County Agent E Peterson left Monday morning for Logan to attend a special course and school for county agents.
Mr a3 Mra Adair Tyzack announce the birth of a baby girl on January 13. Both mother and child are reported in good health and all concerned are doing nicely.
Miss Alice Pedersen departed Tuesday morning by stage to Logan for a ten day convention of all home demonstration and bounty agents.
Misspelled and fragmented OCR notes say a Willow Creek resident named Mra Golden U received medical treatment in Vernal and was moved to Ashley Valley Hospital after developing pneumonia.
Reports show about fifty thousand more sheep wintering in the Fil Creek and Willow Creek country this season than ever before, signaling a notable shift in grazing patterns and farm activity.
Bishop and Mrs J Clive Davis and Mrs Harold Davis Teft will travel to Salt Lake City on Monday. Mr Cass is set to attend the Wool Growers Convention now underway in the city.
Mr and Mrs W C Marshall and daughter visited Vernal on Thursday. Mr Marshall was noted as one of the original settlers of the Lapoint section.
All students on the Mar ser bus have been quarantined for tire fever. One student broke out in school Tuesday. The group has been excluded from school for at least two days.
Don Carter and his son Don Turce da traveled from Salt Lake City. Den underwent a serious operation at DS hospital and withstood the procedure well. He is expected to have two more operations in the near future.
The annual Gold and Green Ball to be held Friday January 23 features Spanish style decorations in Bapan'sh and a queen chosen from each ward with the largest attendance crowned. Ward contingents announce their queens and local businesses display festive windows while Uintah stake officers prepare the decor and a special train. Last year Miss Theata Gilroy from Jensen ward won the queen title amid a lively contest.
Newlyweds Mr and Mrs Ernest Johnson entertained friends at their home Monday evening in honor of the recently married Mr and Mrs Virg McConkle. The highlight was a progressive rock style entertainment with small tables set with luncheon cloths and a two course luncheon served.
A Saturday night shower at the Alexander Variotts home honored Mrs Joseph Gaberson formerly Miss Barah Merkley. Indoor games followed a dainty luncheon served to twenty guests with Mary Lovely gifts.
Mr and Mrs Tom Karren entertained at a bridge supper at their home on Thursday January Ith. Fourteen guests attended and were joined by players including Miss Gwen White and Devere Carroll who won high honors. Present were Mr and Mrs Francia Fletcher, Mrs Devere Carroll, Mr and Mrs Derrell King, Mr and Mrs Ray Stringham, Mr and Mrs Rulon Hacking, Miss Rowena Stringham, Tom Hatch, Charles Henderson, and Miss Gwen White of San Diego California.
The firm Panquitch D Bry ce Canyon Cal files articles of incorporation for a $50000 business venture. The action formalizes the creation of the corporation and sets its initial capital at fifty thousand dollars.
Legion Auxiliary members gathered at Mrs Eva Ashton’s home on Wednesday afternoon after the regular business meeting. A bridge game followed with Aliso Stewart taking high, and a luncheon was served to twelve men at 33 Federal Avenue by the hostess.
Uintah high school hosts Mt Emmons in a season game billed as a pivotal test for Central High with a new coach. Coach Davis evaluates his best players as Dr King, endorsed by the state education department, surveys students for eye defects at no charge while the Girls Pep club raises funds for costumes with a Friday noon dance.
Mrs Ethel Martin and Mrs Jesse Gipson motored to Myton on Tuesday evening for the regular Father's meeting. They reported a difficult trip as the roads were not well broken.
The Dee hive girls of the Vernal Second ward held a home evening at the MIFA meeting. The girls dressed in costumes most as tie girls with their dolls. A program was enjoyed and candy and popcorn were served. Miss Oral Watkins leads the class.
Acel Walker overturned a corn truck in Indian Canyon. He was knocked unconscious briefly but sustained no serious injuries. The Everett Alexander truck suffered total wreckage though insurance offset by OSS aid.
Mrs T Alexander came back Tuesday from Salt Lake City where she has been with her son Ralph at the L D Hospital. Ralph’s leg grafts for treatment are improving but may require another graft. He is expected to stay about two more weeks.
Bus Hatth Rossce Mowrey and Ernest Caldwell left Sunday morning for the Twin Lakes in the Baldy mountains to eye horses and later continue on snow shoes. They intend to learn what a real winter in the Baldies looks like while food and bedding were taken. Their reply will be very interesting and beneficial.
Leo Thorne sent a Christmas card to many Boy Scouts showing a photo of birds feeding. The card bore a caption about feeding the birds again and noted the time to aid the birds once more.
The Friday program included a vocal solo by Vonda Spiers and Leatha Hatt’s reading The Rose and the Nightingale. Eldon Cook directed a clever one act play with characters Mr Winters Marcel Young Tom Winters Victor Bingham Doris Winters Helen Evans The Detective Harry Mc Clanshan The Servant Monroe Dike and Mr Greaves Thurman Mcksey. The rest of the time was a pep rally with talks by Coach Davis Mir Morrill and Mr Wilcox.
Friday night dance for the student body drew a large crowd after the Springville Uintah basketball game. Buthams orchestra provided music for the event.
Glen Guyman traveled to Provo starting Friday and returned Tuesday, with his journey outlined in local notes.
Fieuilty members and their wives enjoyed a Saturday skiing outing at Pleteha hill. After a day on the slopes a hot lunch was served and guests reported a fine time overall.
Rehearsals for the U H and Departmental play Parenta Are No Problem have started. An definite opening date has not been set for the production but it will be announced soon.
Della Morrill of Tridell has discontinued schooling, ending attendance or enrollment at the local school. This update notes a change in educational status affecting residents of Tridell.
Mary Ellen Watkins is reported to be ill with a fever condition described in the OCR text. The wording is unclear but indicates a health issue affecting the named individual. Further details are not provided in the readable portion.
Captain Alexander led the Fighting Uintahs in a January 8 game against the Springville Red Devils, losing 34 to 21. The following night January 9 Springville reversed the result, defeating Uintah 35 to 31 in a hard fought thriller.
A free course in poultry or dairying will be offered at Uintah High School. The program plans about ten evening lessons over four weeks, to be decided by participant interest. Contact Ht M Lundell to enroll or suggest fruits and vegetables if preferred.
Utah high school represented at Ogden stock and seed shows with Utah and Idaho teams. Utah placed third with 998 points, Weber County led with 1017. Clinton Amterson and Fimo Coltan earned third and fourth in individual poultry, Dale Jensen won first in beef cattle judging. The livestock team consisted of Dale Jensen Rex Olsen and Johnny Walker.
Utah unveils updated traffic laws replacing hand signals with horizontal arm signals and adding mechanical devices when visibility is blocked. The rules cover horn use mufflers mirrors windshield signage wipers and officer enforcement coordination among state commissions.
Postmaster FE J Young reports Vernal Post Office saw an 85 percent drop in receipts from 1930 to 1932. In 1930 money orders totaled 10163 worth $8406876, while in 1931 they were 9523 totaling $6901075. Postal receipts for 1930 stood at $311019.13 and for 1932 at $1008268, a decline of $936.45 or 0.35 percent, with quarterly changes noted.
A Rangely woman rebuts a Denver Post column that reprints Protestant ministers critique of Pope Pius XII's encyclical urging church unity. She notes Catholic teaching, clarifies Mary is revered not divine, and that Catholics worship God alone.
Vernal Utah tailor offers alterations and dressmaking in all kinds. Vernal Tailoring Co advertises expert fitting and custom garments from their Verbal store in Vernal Utah.
Winners of Buick contest announced in New York City. First prize Dr E N Walker Akron Ohio receives 25000 dollars. Second prize Mrs C A Beatty Windsor Tilino s Oregon gets 10000 dollars. Third prize Anabelle Stone Portland Oregon wins 5000 dollars.
The mayor and City Council of Vernal Utah invite sealed bids by 2 30 pm January 28 1932 for 11032 feet of 10 inch metal pipe 2000 feet of 2 inch metal pipe 2500 feet of 6 inch metal pipe 16500 feet of 4 inch pipe Bidder must offer equal rates for any of the specs The board reserves right to accept or reject any bid Further information from the City Clerk Beal L H Moore city clerk
Advertises for 18 to 35 year old men to qualify for a government railway examination. Promises monthly earnings from 150 to 255 dollars. Requires common education. directs to Instruction Bureau S47-31 at Lows Missouri.
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