Roberts Return After Short Salt Lake City Visit
Mr and Mrs Carl Roberts returned Thursday evening after a brief visit in Salt Lake City.
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1935
Page
8
Mr and Mrs Carl Roberts returned Thursday evening after a brief visit in Salt Lake City.
Mr and Mrs M Wuold EB Merkley of Provo came to Vernal Saturday to attend the double funeral.
Myron Brough of Randlet transacted business on Tuesday in a local market setting and was noted in the records for his ongoing commercial activities.
Rex Olson, a college student at USAC in Logan, spent the weekend in Vernal, according to the readable notes from the article.
Miss Lorna Siddeway, a University of Utah student, came to attend the funeral services.
This week’s issue reports that space limits forced many items and much correspondence to be postponed, with fuller coverage planned for the next issue. Readers are assured additional items will appear in the upcoming edition.
F Stullinger returned on Saturday from Provo where he had taken his son Hugo for medical attention.
William J Gardiner traveled from Fricay to Salt Lake City to accompany his brother Fred’s body to Panguitch for burial. Local records note the family’s travel and funeral arrangements.
Miss Lucille Christensen of Richfield came to Vernal Friday evening and remained for the funeral Sunday.
Word from Balt Lake reports Stank Goodrich of Vernal employed at the Capitol building during the ongoing legislature.
Denzil Hatch and Seonis Roberts who are attending the USAC in Logan came to Vernal for the funeral Sunday. Mr Roberts will not return to school this quarter.
Miss Rosamond Dastis funeral was held in Salt Lake City after her services on Sunday. Miss Lucille Allred attended the event, and Miss Alina teaches at Vernal Central School.
Misa Cora Bennion, badly cut and injured in a Friday auto wreck, is improving rapidly at her home. Friends express hope for a full recovery.
Mayor and Mrs R O Cooper, joined by Mrs M W Curry, returned Sunday from Salt Lake where Mr Cooper attended business matters.
Mr and Mrs Carl G Davis announce the birth of a baby girl born Friday morning January 18. Mr Davis is a coach at the local high school.
Werd has been received by relatives of the death of the little son of Mr and Mrs Hap Martin of Fallon Nebraska on January 0 due to pneumonia Mrs Martin was formerly Miss Mary Welch of Vernal.
Lawrence Smart and Jack Bul lock of Provo were in Vernal on a business errand when they encountered local officials. The brief incident prompted a routine check and a quick departure without incident.
J M Allred and George W Bartlett of Lapoint and Tridell were in Vernal on Monday for undisclosed business, according to local observers.
Mr and Mrs Ots Weeks welcome a baby boy born Monday. The announcement notes the birth as a joyful family event with no further details provided.
J R Douglas, manager of Uintah Gas, left Sunday for Denver headquarters to be away most of the week.
State Representative George A Slaugh left Thursday morning for Salt Lake City to resume legislative duties and address ongoing duties in the capital.
Mr and Mrs M Broome of Ouray were in Vernal on Wednesday and noted their ranch lies on the Green River south side. They encountered ice while traveling in their car.
Mr and Mrs H B B Mendenhall of Richfield attended the funeral in Vernal on Sunday. The Mendenhalls formerly resided in Vernal.
Superintendent H Olson spoke in Salt Lake City on Saturday at the funeral services for Rosanionag Davies and continued remarks the following day.
Steve Mantle pioneer stockman of Jensen has been ill for some time and is now being cared for in Vernal where he is greatly improved in health and strength according to relatives.
State Senator If B Calder arrived Saturday from Salt Lake City to attend funeral services for Datlag Hath and Wilson Duke held on Sunday.
George Fisher and his son Ford of Salt Lake City attended funeral services for Wilson Duke and Dallas Hatch in Heber City on Sunday, joined by Miss Vilate McMillan and Mrs Lizzle Jasperson. The ceremony drew local mourners and family members.
CGM Perry of Lapoint and Miss Alice Brooks of Oklahoma wed in Colorado Springs on December 8. The article notes Perry holds the mail contract between Meeker and Rangely.
Mrs E Hematteet returned Friday from a visit to Omaha Nebraska to her parents home on account of her father’s illness. A Felic Mr Felix was much improved when she left. This was her first visit home since 1918.
Carl Young at Brigham Young University announces funds to pay gas for anyone who will drive two Indians from Fort Duchesne to a Folklore Society meeting in Provo, scheduled for Friday at 4:30 PM.
Mr and Mrs Dean Duke of Salt Lake City attended the services of her nephew Wilson Duke on Sunday. The gathering honored Wilson Duke with family and friends present in the community service.
Mrs It Peart Cannon of Ogden is visiting at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Harmony Swards.
Miss Marva Hodson, formerly a Uintah high school instructor, was remembered at a funeral in Vernal after visiting there for six Sundays. She now resides in Provo.
J Clive Davis filled in for Lloyd Winn at the high school on Monday after Winn left Saturday to attend the funeral of his brother-in-law in Ephriam on Sunday.
Miss Beth Ashworth prepares a special chemistry class at Uintah High to offer an extra educational opportunity for interested students and community members.
E J Duke and relatives from Heber attended funeral services in Vernal for Ray Duke and others. The gathering included Mr and Mrs Guy Duke and families, Mr and Mrs Dick Lindsay, and Mr and Mrs ify Moulton and son Glen.
Mrs R Ashworth of Provo traveled to Vernal on Saturday to attend funeral services for Dallas Hatch and Wilson Duke. She is the mother of Beth Ashworth, a home economics instructor at the local high school.
An announcement by Elmer Lind states that Death Relief offices will close on January 31 and remain open only one day per week afterward to handle distribution of checks.
Don Richardson and Merrill Goodrich departed Tuesday evening for Salt Lake City. Richardson will stay several days to recover from injuries and shock following an automobile wreck.
Due to a serious accident on Friday that cast a gloom over the community the Boy Scout training course led by Chief A A Anderson and assistant Merrill Christopher son scheduled for Saturday has been postponed indefinitely.
Dr F G Eskelson, county physician, warns that without more precaution from parents schools, public gatherings, and businesses may close until after the epidemic. He advises keeping a child home at first signs, with sneezing, coughing, watery eyes, rest in bed, and exposure kept away from other children.
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Charlotte Soffe 88 Utah pioneer died Friday in Salt Lake were held Sunday at 3 pm in the Linсoln ward chapel with Bishop Wm T Cannon Jr officiating. Born in Male Sweden September 24 1846 she came to the United States in 1843 and settled in Springville before moving to Lake She was survived by two sons and three daughters plus brothers and a sister and grandchildren. The Dauighters of the Utah Pioneers paid tribute at the service and a birthday celebration had been held in Vernal for her. Funeral services were also held in Midway with burial at Midway City Cemetery.
Tuesday evening a boy fell fifteen feet through a skylight on the roof of the Woodard building. The locked structure required breaking a window to rescue him. He suffered two deep cuts on the forehead and was taken to a doctor by Jesse A. Haws. stitches were needed to close the wounds.
The Gold and Green Ball, described as the year's big event, will be held Friday night at Imperial Hall. Decorations evoke a northern snow scene with frosty breezes, evergreen touches, and a large ice eye sculpture. The Queen of the ball will be crowned, with dancing to follow the Gold and Green dance.
The Presidents Birthday ball at the Imperial on Wednesday January 30 attracts wide local interest. Americans nationwide mark F D Roosevelt’s 53rd birthday by hosting parties to raise funds for infantile paralysis research and rehabilitation locally. Sixty percent supports local handicapped rehabilitation and 30 percent goes to a national committee led by the President.
The Hatch family thanks all who assisted during bereavement for the flower gives and kind sentiments shown. Signed Mr and Mrs Charles A Hatch and Family.
The family of George A Slaugh and Mark Hall thank all who assisted during illness death and burial of their beloved daughter sister and fiance. They praise hospital aid transportation, the service, flowers, and the school faculty and students for their sympathy and support.
The text notes that hosting in the city is simple with canned foods and open windows providing food and music for guests. It emphasizes ease of entertaining through readily available items and ambient city sounds.
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