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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1933
Page
4
Publication note lists William Fe Wallis as editor and Ames Fe Wallis as publisher at 2 Doughty Street London with post office registration in Vernal Utah on March 13 1909 under the act of March 3 1879.
A political profile notes an optimistic stance and commitment to expanding and improving Cintak County with support from state press and editorial associations and national networks.
Doubleday Doran & Co introduces a periodical that contains three novels in one issue making reading affordable for rural readers. publishers say the format lowers costs and expands access to love adventure and mystery tales. The American Fiction Guild endorses the innovation to raise popular fiction standards.
A misused financial dispute rises to political weaponization. Business talks degrade into partisan posturing as debt and credit become tools in political platforms. The piece laments treating financial issues as football rather than sober policy decisions.
Heating system issues are addressed as proper maintenance and repairs restore function. The notice urges timely service to prevent further trouble and ensure reliable warmth.
The speaker argues that saving the country’s credit was a political move not tied to debt merit. France is better able to pay than Italy or England, and the war debt should be handled by a nonpartisan business commission immune to politics to achieve progress.
Mrs Nora Habner and Mrs J D Lutz visited Vernal January 7. The Rangely Stores company electric light plant burned the night of January 6, apparently by its own actions. Fire raged before discovery as gasoline barrels were moved from the gas storage house to a disposal area, leaving residents with a sense of security after containment.
The Relief Society held its annual dues social with a program and refreshments. A benefit dance was hosted Friday evening at Trifel Hall to aid missionary Otto Stiker. Proceeds support his work as Mrs Margaret Harrison plans winter in Salt Lake City with her children.
Mrs Stanley Nebeker and Mrs Quince John Son visited on Ocoee Creek Saturday. Vernig Warburton of Vernal visited over Sunday with his grandparents. The government mine has begun operations again.
Reports from a Sacrament meeting include talks by Glenn Lybbert Albert Goldrich Sterling Merrill Sterling Bascomb and Alvin Nash er. A baby boy arrived January 6 for Mr and Mrs Martin Ford. Visitors from Stork ton Calif and Gusher were with J M Allred. A Bennett party honored Joseph Collier with dancing and refreshments. Relief Society event featured a program and dancing. A married folks dance is planned for January 20 with Leonard Per and Aird Merkley as speakers.
Fort Duchesne school elected its student body officers for the second semester led by President Shirley Crumbo and Vice President Merle Maxwell. James Fay Dock was named secretary and treasurer with Arne Tall editor and Finma Winn as associate editor. Genevieve Hayney heads girls athletics. Elmer Demer is boys athletic manager. The Fort Duchesne Players will present a three act comedy A Lit-
The Fort Duchesne school presented a program at the Leota PTA meeting on January 12. Sylvia Bodily and Wilda Marwell sang, Mrs Omer Haynes led a reading, Merle Maywell and Helen White performed, Lloyd Panta played a piano duet, Shirley Crumbo and Genevieve Haynes read, and Mrs Melvin Jorgensen joined a song. Dancing and refreshments followed.
Archie Johnson presided as the stake presidency oversaw a Sunday conference with officers and teachers. New Bishopric and Sunday School arrangements were announced led by Alma Preece and Ronald Preece. Community reports mention new homes, PTA social, and hospital update on Mrs Aston Herbert Luck after surgery.
A new bakery began operations in the Thorley building at Logan under the management of Mrs Conrad Haight. The opening marks the first in a four‑storefront complex rumored to host more local ventures.
The report highlights a major employment boost as Chevrolets expand nationwide, adding over 85 000 workers across plants and dealerships. It notes 1933 models featuring longer wheelbases, new Fisher body work, improved ventilation, and advanced controls, with total output approaching 200 600 vehicles valued at over $200 000 in excises.
Community notices report visitors Mats er Tale and Chauncy Witbeck at Sunday school and a lecture on Medicine and the Gospel. The column lists local family news including obituaries, births, marriages, and a probate guardianship notice for the estate of George McKee with claims due by March 22.
A dated advertisement promotes Kruschen salts as a weight loss aid. It urges morning consumption with hot water, light meals, and cautious sugar use, claiming rapid fat loss, improved energy, and a money back guarantee. It mentions purchase from Kruschen salts vendors worldwide.
Fragmented notes describe a medical case where a man’s heart stopped after meals. The text mentions bloating and abdominal issues and references an incident involving a person named Adams and a company, but details are unclear and inconsistent.
Summons issued by the Utah court requiring the named defendant to appear within twenty days after service as per the Pacific National action. The fragment references San Francisco California and a corporate party, with legal action noted but lacking full context.
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