Editor and Publisher Enter Second Class Mailing
William E and Wallis, editor and publisher, enter second class matter at the Vernal Utah post office on March 13 1909 under the act of 1878.
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1934
Page
4
William E and Wallis, editor and publisher, enter second class matter at the Vernal Utah post office on March 13 1909 under the act of 1878.
A political figure positions themselves as independent in MSPOSITION with aims toward Windasi County. Affiliation unclear but aligns with local voters and broader county goals.
Mr and Mrs Carl Gardner welcome a baby boy. Mrs B R Goodrich cares for Mrs Gardner. Porter M Goodrich and daughter Hazel Moncur with two children visit from Lovell Wyo. Doris Goodrich stays with Choodrich family. Dell Monday honored at surprise party. Hot lunches at school. Mrs Pearl Williams cooks. A fairy boy born Jan 5 at Lovell home. Emma Willinger and Jack visit Lapoint with Hullingers and Lisonbee/Mott families.
A large audience enjoyed talks by Lovell Fox and Aird G Merkley of Vernal during a Sacrament meeting. Mrs Nellie Postma cared for Mrs Stephen Atwood of Vernalire as children in the ward were entertained by Primary officers and teachers at a Friday dance event.
A notice records the move of Mr and Mrs Thomas Robbins Sr to their new residence on Ashley Creek. The School Nurse and Primary Supervisor visited about school. Mrs Anne Murray and her Jensen visits to her parents Mr and Mrs George Gurr are noted, along with a brief visit by Mr and Mrs Marion Moon with relatives in Jensen.
Ashley Reed and Boyd Reynolds of Rexbury Idaho presented slides on Yellowstone National Park at the Rexbury school house. Reynolds explained rock and canyon formations camping grounds and animal life to the children. Mrs Richard Hadlock hosted the Read ing Circle dinner with a program and games at the Relief Society home.
Mrs Thurmer Rasmussen and Mrs Glines attended the funeral for Carma Rae Rasmussen, daughter of Mr and Mrs Thurmer Rasmussen and granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Glines. The burial followed in Maeser Cemetery after services in Vernal with body returned there.
Reynolds Bigelow and two sons Lynn and Dallas of Lapoint visited relatives. Relief Society conference planned for January 21. The M Men and Gleaners debated government change with negative win. A one act play and dance planned for Mutual members. Funeral attendance noted for Carma Rae Rasmussen. Emma Johnson celebrated 73rd birthday with party and gifts.
Friday events include Lowell Hodgkinson injured when his team ran away, taken to Vernal by Carl Hacking for treatment. C E Curtis visited Vernal with Mr and Mrs Wilford Bastian. Mrs Margaret Harrison left for Salt Lake and Las Vegas to visit family. Mrs Wilma Norton oversees school lunches. nurse Mrs L Eli Murphy and Primary Supervisor visited. The Rasmussen show house held two benefit performances for the chapel. Chicken and turkey shoots raised funds. Will Cook and family mourn the death of a son in Vernal. Earl Warburton visited Vernal on Saturday. Theodore Johnson and sister Orla visited. Johnson spoke at Sacrament meeting. Ace Caldwell named choir director of the MEA.
Patrick McKannan from the camp visits on January Tth as Melvin Williams and two companions come from Vernal. The Bangley school observes visitors day on the second Friday of each month. The Catholic Sunday Schools dedicate the month to studying the Christian family.
News notes report Pavietaats welcome a baby boy born Tuesday to Mr and Mrs W E Bodily. Relatives visit and travel, with Reid Bodily and children returning home after visits. Local updates include illness improvements, school nurse inspections, meals, and community events.
Nelson and family of Vernal spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Ike Nelson Reed Hall of Vernal visited out day last week with his brother Norman staying with B L Caldwell Lola Haly visiting relatives in Vernal for a few days Nathan Hardy of Maeser deputy assessor made a trip here Monday Arthur Brassey was called to Ver.
Frank Abplanalp Jr returned Sunday to Maeser after visiting his wife who remained with her parents Mr and Mrs George Caldwell of Vernal. The illness of his wife prompted the trip and family support over the weekend.
Mrs Mae West of St Louis Missouri writes she weighed 170 pounds at age 28 and after taking one box of Kruschen Salts for four weeks now weighs 150 pounds. She reports more energy and no hunger. The ad claims a money back guarantee and availability at drug stores nationwide.
The 1933 year end statement for the bank in Uintah county lists assets including loans and discounts, government bonds, real estate, and reserves. Officials certify the balance sheet as true, with signatures from cashiers and directors and acknowledgments by the Utah Bank Commissioner.
Delinquent assessments levied October 16, 1933 on stock of Uintail River Irrigation Company Gusher Utah will be sold at public auction January 23 1934 at the secretary’s office in Gusher to cover outstanding amounts and advertising costs Names include Laurence Stone Van Bleeck Bacon Bertha L Woodhave and others with respective cert numbers and shares The board postponed the sale from January 2 1934 to January 23 1934 and set terms for payment or sale of parcels as needed
Probate and guardianship notices filed with the county clerk require consultation of the respective signers for further information and details on the proceedings. The notices indicate actions to be taken and the parties involved, requesting interested individuals to review official records for deadlines and requirements.
Creditors of the estates of George R Nelson and W L Pawling must present claims to the undersigned at Vernal Utah. Claims for Nelson are due before March 1. Claims for Pawling are due on or before March 14, 1934, to Grace Vansen, Administratrix.
Fragmented report notes two specimens found during a field event near ao 4 Rangely helf Weed ett Forest Ger. One claim suggests a dinosaur fossil or water formation. Levi Williams mentioned as a Vernal visitor. Bretta and family referenced.
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