Mrs Nora Hahn Visits Vernal for Dental Care and Local Birth
The Rangely hotel proprietress Nora Hahn traveled to Vernal Tuesday for dental care. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Cloward in Vernal this week. Jake Standifird from Collbran Colorado stayed with his brother Joe in Vernal while passing through to Willow Creek. Local interest notes reference Blandifird previously in the area and a large sheep population causing issues for contractors and herders. Nash of Vernal plans to move his flock to Vernal to feed them. The Womans club presents the play A Peach of a Family on January 30 at 7 30 pm at the lower Rangely schoolhouse.
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Nora Hahn
Hrangely
Cloward
Jake Standifird
Collbran
Colorado
Joe Standifird
Whlow Creek
Uintah County
Blandifird
Nash
W. Beebee Nash
The
Womans Club
Local Folks and Visitors Share Weekend in Roosevlet and Whiterocks
Daily social notes record Mr and Mrs David Cooper and families from Whiterocks visiting Sidney Brighton and Catherine Adams in Roosevelt Fun ny Little Reac Haslem suffers chicken pox. Jay Larsen's family returns from Provo reporting welcome spring weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Cooper
Whiterocks
J B Whitemore
Myton
Sam Snyder
Gladden
Jack
Gleaton
Vivian Snyder
Alvin Peterson
Morgan Mitchell
Shirley Mitchell
Roosevelt
Raamusseen
Green River
Community Roundup from Tri Dell and Vernal Notes
Local residents report ice harvesting from the river for summer storage. Lapoint school orchestra, led by Grant Morrill, held a Friday dance in Tri Dell. Mrs Ray Nebsk er ill and transported to Vernal for treatment. Golden Merkley completed a modern tee house. Mr and Mrs George H Bart lett visited Tri Dell. Darrell Goodrich returned from Vernal after a week with her mother. Charles Miles family returned from California to spend winter with Robert. Recreation committee dance drew a large crowd Saturday night. Al Dunham and wife from Maybell Colorado plan to stay winter with Fred Feltch. A W Chimanski moved from Hadlock place to Vernal. Mrs Anton Skandy of Logan City came Friday to be with her ill mother Mrs Elizabeth Karren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lapoint
Tridel
Grant Morrill
Tapoint
Ray Nebsker
Vernal
Golden Merkley
George H. Bartlett
Tridell
Mitra Darrell Goodrich
Charles W. Conkie
Bmirs Charles Miles
California
Robert
al Dunham
Maybell Colorado
Fred Feltch
A W. &Chimanski
Hadlock Place
Anton Skandy
Logan City
Elizabeth Karren
Randlett and Vernal Visitors Quietly Mentioned
John Young and son John traveled to Salt Lake City for medical care after a head injury from a horse fall. Vernal visitors Calvin Jorgenson Walter Foster Albert Tfarris Illard Rasmussen noted. Campbell Litster repaired the government telephone in Randlett. J Howes left for the Episcopal ministers’ conference in Salt Lake City. Hugh Owens Sr returned from Salt Lake City. Mrs. Moses Moore, ill with pneumonia, was moved to Dr Miles Harris hospital at Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Young
John
Salt Lake City
Calvin Jorgenson
Walter Foster
Albert Tfarris
Illard Rasmussen
Campbell Litster
Randlett
J D Boyde
Prove Waa
J Howes
Episcopal Ministers of
Utah
Hugh Owens, Sr
Moses Moore
Miles Harris
Roosevelt
Ashley Hosts Dinner Attendees Include Johnston Family
Ashley hosts Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs C B Atswood entertaining guests Mr and Mrs George Johnstin Mr and Mrs Owen Johnston Mrs Lorretta Johnston of Vernal Lynn Johnston and Earl of Rooseveilt Mrs Elizabeth Harren moved to Vernal to her daughter Mrs Ferry Catter s with improving health. Alvin Gardner family and Lonza Mc Correll Roy Lee guests celebrate a baby born.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C B Atswood
George Johnstin
Owen Johnston
Lorretta Johnston
Vernal
Lynn Johnston
Earl
Roy Lee
Plans approved to enlarge Utah State hospital assembly room
The board approved widening the assembly room at Utah State hospital in Provo to increase capacity and improve facilities. The measure highlights improvements for patient and staff spaces and aligns with ongoing campus expansions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provo
Utah State Hospital
Community Notes From Sacrament Meeting and Socials
Sunday services featured speaker A G Choodrich with trombone pieces by Frank Goodrich and Mrs Malinda Goodrich. Visitors Mire Melvin Gardiner and family hosted gatherings. local youths and families enjoyed parties, new residents moved in, and a baby was born to Mr and Mrs Arthur Harrison on January 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G@ Choodrich
Frank Goodrich
Malinda Goodrich
Don McConkie
I Sander
Mire Melvin Gardiner
Ruby Allred
Viola Popes
Donald Dow
Rainbow
L Jacobson
Salt Lake City
Ruth and
Merrill Goodrich
E J Starkie
Richardson
Ruby Anderson
Alvin
Byron Jacobson
Gilbert Duke of Georgia
Goodrich
Lois Lybbert
Arthur Harrison
Stella Richardson
Pageant Held at Quarterin Conference February 6
Readable text notes a pageant event scheduled for February 6 at the Imperial venue. Details are limited but indicate a local presentation within the quarterin conference setting.
Wool Outlook for 1932 Promises Strong Market Rise
National Wool Marketing Corporation foresees a greatly improved 1932 market after a tough year. General manager Joryon Wilson credits disciplined pricing, wholesaler cooperation, and rising mill demand for wool consumption, with world production up 4 percent in 1931 and U.S. consumption rising sharply across three-eighths and half-blood grades.
Wool Production and Consumption Trends in 1931 Forecast
Estimated United States production for 1931 is 23 million pounds, 20 million more than a year ago. Domestic wool consumption in 1931 rose 28 percent versus five-year average, while foreign wool use fell 26 percent. The Lordney-McCumber era index shows an upward domestic trend with brighter New Year prospects for the National Wool Marketing Corporation and its 40000 grower members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ys National Wool Marketing Corporation
Joryon Wison
McKinley
Wyomimi
Tool Marketing Agency
United States
Wilson
National
Growers’ Cooperative
Boston Transcript, Wool Authority
National Cooperative
Fiat
National Wool Marketing Corporation
Salt Lake Zoo Society Approves $25 000 Bond Issue
Salt Lake City Zoological Society approves a $25 000 bond issue to raise funds for materials and construction work at the Hogls park facility, aiming to expand or improve zoo offerings and infrastructure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Salt Lake Zoological Society
Hogls Par
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Claude
Arvit Allred
Reed
Frank Adams
Merlin McKinney
Gusher
John Hall
Tridelt
Ashley
Quarte
Imperia
Thorugh
Vernal City Directory
J.W. Stevens
Collier Furniture Co
Veral
Finch
A&a
Onsoline
Isaac
Allan Chevrolet Company
Farmers’ Mill
Blaceer
Uintah Basin
Flotel
Automobile and Mre Insurance
Leon P. Christenson Civil Engineer
Vernal Hizpress
Ernal
Farrar Grocery
Grnal
Vernal Express Office
J W. Pope G Pacesian
Maytag Parts and Service
Uiah
Tailors & Cleaners
Challenge Dry Cleaners
Dey
Mott & Woolley
Guranatesh
Vernal Tailoring Co
Royal Typewriters
Varley
A. W. Morrison
East Lake City
Craig
Colorado- Utah Motor. Way
Vermat
Mtor Craig
EL B, Brocklan, Mer
Denver
Yin Craig
Moffat Road
F. J. Tower
Denver & Salt Lake
Denver, Oclaraga
Uintah Abstract Company (Incorporated
U 8. Land Office
State Land Office
He Siddoway
Presherbert Tyzacek
Whit Siddoway
Treasury of Directors
Whit, Siddoway
Geo.k. Adams
JN Darine—J
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