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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1933
Page
8
Fragmentary report notes medical staff involvement at a local facility with unclear events and names. The text mentions Ashley Valley and Mt ful Lws, with references to Piven Watson and Steinbow, but details and sequence remain obscured.
A timber contract notes Fred Teltch and partners recalling to supply piling and lumber for the Jensen bridge. A crew of 12 men and 4 teams will begin work once piling extraction starts, with lengths from 6 to 49 feet. The project requires 114 pilings and 15 thousand feet of lumber along the old bridge. Stig reported Finest Eaton won the bid to supply beams and steel.
Ver nal community groups report meetings at homes and halls. The Current Leptcs Club hosted a session at Mrs Thanon Colton's Utah high school facility with a two course luncheon and a star of our Constitution. Relief Society and other clubs held reviews, socials, and plans for future events including a Story Book Ball and a basket party at the Imperial hall.
Fragmentary text notes Cornelman and Miss T G Alexander in Salt Lake City for a business week and Miss Leiler Lienderson leaving Saturday for Tule to visit sister Mrs Roland Lundquist.
Charles K Bani and Lew Gills of Lapoint identified as venal visitors during a Wednesday incident. Mr Wills described as a veteran member of the Mets Briict.
Miss Marjorie Twitchell and Miss Gin Roberts traveled to Salt Lake City for a recital by Frit Kriesler the famous violinist. Also noted are Charles I Lewis principal of Whiterocks School and Mrs Lewis, visiting Vernal and staying with Mr and Mrs W Lyan.
Charles Whe of Notel B easante Jensen and Charles Mortensen met in Vernal on Tuesday to discuss issues regarding the Jensen bridge. The gathering focused on local infrastructure and potential improvements affecting the area.
Dallas Wi Young district attorney headed to Provo for the first session of this week in the district court. He will participate in sessions beginning this morning and ongoing proceedings are expected.
Peter McCnaslind of Craig Cole and Ardath Clous ten of Whiterocks received nine marriage licenses on January 16 and were married the same day by Justice 8 Carte.
Mr and Mrs Dugal Young and Hittls daughter of East Lake Otty visited Verne last week to spend time with Mrs Youngs mother. They plan to stay for a while.
County Agent ET Peterson and A Theodore Johnson left Wednesday morning for Salt Lake City to attend the state farm bureau convention to be held there during the last ten days of this week.
Mrs Lydia Cook 74 widow of William Cook was stricken with paralysis Wednesday morning. Her condition is uncertain but she is presently at her daughter NL A A Brigman home where she has resided for some time.
Don Iarching exits the hospital with his newborn daughter on a Tuesday in January, marking a family milestone as they begin home life together.
A quarterly conference for United Stake is scheduled for Saturday February 6th with events planned across the weekend. Organizers urge members to attend and participate in services and talks.
Ernst Eaton former county commissioner and County Agent E Peterson traveled Wednesday to Salt Lake City to attend the State Farm Bureau convention.
Tyson Collett arrived from Bangley on Sunday after three days of an attack of appendicitis. He was immediately taken to the hospital on arrival and underwent an operation Tuesday morning.
DeMatt Dudley president of the Utah Tr aey Breeders Association travels via Vernal toward Salt Lake City at week start. The group plans a convention at the New House hotel this week.
Lytha Petersson daughter of Counts Agert and Mrs Peters on attends school daily after severe burns from clothing catching fire on an open heater. Despite injuries she returns to classes each day, continuing recovery through education.
Monday night the American Legion discussed recruiting drives to boost membership and promote Witbeck Post No 1 activities. Adjutant Glory Wamker reported the post has long been one of Utah’s outstanding units.
Miss Allke Pidercon, Uintah County home demonstration agent, attended a state meeting at the Utah State Agricultural College. The conference focused on improving methods to aid farmers and homemakers across the state. She plans to return Monday.
Phyllis Watkins nine year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Phil Watkins underwent a third operation at her parents home on Tuesday to remove a plac sac. An appendicitis operation was performed on December 8 and on December 21 another operation was needed to remove a pts.
A group of Price fighters issued a challenge to Vernal or Reservation boxers for a mutch at either Vernal or Price. Names include Me Young Wellington at 159 pounds Mike Sattakis 145 Paul Mar is Price 1 Ibs Dick Lane 120 lbs clone Pierce 173 lbs Cimete Wycherely 155 lbs Latrote Wycherely 141 lbs.
County Treasurer Martin W Curtis reports a total of 2 50663 in back taxes received this week and 236 72 on 1932 taxes. Outstanding amounts for 1932 taxes total 59346 21 with penalties.
The Utah Basin Mutual Aid Safety society prints membership cards to be issued after a directors meeting. Leaders say unity and mutual aid are growing in popularity as a civic response to hardship.
Last Saturday night January 14 a pow wow was held in Alburt Goodrich garage Naples. About 30 men and 15 fathers of the ward bishopric attended. A good program was presented with dancing and wrestling. Some fathers are still having trouble with dark eyes. Refreshments of sap s pepom ad mfanuts were served.
Logan Cache Airport workers start on site as Palm Beach Company advances Galena Block modernization at Second Gould and State. The article highlights Joseph Harold Titus a Traverse City native and University of Michigan alumnus, his war service, journalism career, and later prolific storytelling with maritime and lumber camp themes.
Miss Elzita Adams of Vernal visits relatives in the city as infants improve from pneumonia. Local students celebrate a surprise party for their teacher Charles Pope. Mutual visitors mentor singing practice and Sacrament speakers address stake leadership. A farmers meeting discusses farm problems at Glines chapel. Delmar Winn visits Park City. Delicate conditions reported for a patient.
The conference was held last night with stake officiers announced by Visiting officers. Names include Mrs Elnora Vernon Mrs Thomas Hal Mrs Agnes Calder Mrs Vera Wailbeck Afi Mary Slaugh Mirs Mary Hitech and Councilman E Petersor. Arch ie Johnson of the stake presidency spoke. Wilam H Stone visited from Ioka and Nes O M Calder hosted at Truman’s home during illness.
Construction work is set to start on the $931 000 Hyrum irrigation project. The project aims to improve water delivery for local farms and enhance system reliability throughout the region. Contractors plan a timely completion with oversight from the municipal utility.
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