Vernal Jensen Notes Cold Weather and Local Moves
Reports from Vernal Jensen detail a string of small town moves and mishaps. Lina Dudley recovers from tooth extractions, Sewell injures a shoulder crossing the street, and Henry Merkley regains mobility after a leg injury. Temp drops to 8 below zero at Jensen and Osaur monument, with one degree below at other sites. Families visit relatives, travel for medical care, and club activities entertain the Wild Rose group with a marled Dressier program hosted by Zilpha Wellman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lina Dudley
Sewell
Vernal
David Alder
Mand
HR. Wall
Manti
Jensen
A C Boyle
Balt Lake
Boyle
Henry Merkley
Wild Rose Club
May Stewart
Sesson
Marle Dresser
Zilpha W. Wellman
Cy Nearing
Family gathers as Mrs Clark improves after illness
Mrs Wm Clark shows improvement after a serious weeklong illness. Relatives travel from J D Clark Meeteetse Wyoming Payson Utah Murray and Vernal to visit at Mrs Clark’s bedside. The reunion includes eight Clark siblings and extended kin, with news of measles, scarlet fever quarantines, and local ward events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Chapel
Mary Duke
Helen Roberts
Enia
Theda Reid
Thora Pearce
Istella Woodruff
Eldon Billings
Paul Batty
Warren Abplewalp
Reid Hodgkinson
Merle Pickup
M D Perry
Mra Lawrence Wardle
Jensen Chapel
Helen Roberta
Don Batty Wil
William J. Clark
J. Clark
Wyo
J D Gark
Meeteese
Wye
Ray Clark
Cola
Jessie Law
Payson
George Shelton
Murray
Olive Craycrof
Salt Lake
Mra. Clark
Mra
Lawrence Abeggien
Lawrence Katten
Etta Alexander
Vernal
Merrill Lisenbee
Vern Mott
Lapoint
Abeetzien
Alexander
Katten
Listenbee
Mott
Glines Dars Bigelow Moved Home to Grandmother
Glines Dars Bigelow, long hospitalized, has been moved from the hospital to the home of his grandmother Mrs Mery Glines where he is showing improvement. The dramatic department of the MIA presented the three act play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dars Bigelow
Mra Mery Glines
MIA
Ice harvest and health notes from Vernal district
The record notes several Vernal area visits by residents including Mr and Mrs David Mitchell and Mrs Beulah Black. Measles hit Clay Hatch and Mr Holmes at a sheep camp, road crews prep Meeker Rangely highway, TB tests on cattle proceed, and ice hauling from Green River continues amid local travel and medical checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coltharp
Robert Norman
Vernall
Coletharp
David Mitchell
Verna
Mitchell
Clay Hatch
Mr. Holmes
Vernal
Glen D. Sutton
Mra R. Kinan
Grost Bowman
Ernest Hahn
Ivan Bowman
A. Bryson
Green River
Meeker-Rangely
Afiss Beulah Black
Meeker
FEXRA
Otis Butcher
P E. Gillespie
George Janes
U. & Mail
McKee Jett Family News From Friday Trip Home
Mr and Mrs Harvey McKee Jett traveled Friday to Salt Lake where Mrs McKee will receive medical treatment. Mrs Ether Pitt cares for her three boys and her sister. Mrs Glen Oaks tends their baby daughter. Mr and Mrs Vern Freston and their Roosevelt-area children spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Arch Jenkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrna Bingham
Orson Caldazil
Kinsworth
Morley Jones
Carrol
Salt Lake
Misa
Harvey McKee Jett
Mcfee
Ether Pitt
Glen Oaks
Vern Freston
Roosevelt
Irs Arch Jenkins
Farmer Bites Plug and Fails Eye Test
A farmer visits an optician for an eye exam. The optician moves a cart closer, but the farmer cannot read it. The doctor repeats measurements, the farmer still cannot see the letters, and in a final moment reveals he cannot read because he cannot read.
Notice for Public Notice of Land Claim Final Proof
Department of the Interior notice from Uintah L and Office Split Lake City Utah lists Glenn Oaks of Vernal Utah filing notices of intention to make final proof for homestead and stockraising lands in Sections 4 5 and 6 Township 38 Range 21 describing Lots 1 2 3 4 5 and NE SE in Sec 5 and NW NE in Sec 6 with witnesses Reuben Freestone Warren Jones Orville Capps and Wm H Oaks in Vernal Utah before Sean P Christensen on March 12 1935 First and last publication dates Jan 31 1935 and Feb 28 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
Split Lake City
Utah
Glenn Oaks
Vernal
Township 4
Range
Salt Lake Meridian
Sean P Christensen
Reuben T. Freestone
Warren Jones
Orville Capps
Wm. H. Oaks
Vernal Utah
Thomas F. Thomas
Register
Land office notice for Albert E Smith stockraising entry
Department of the Interior Salt Lake City Utah gives notice that Albert Ernest Smith of Dragon Utah has filed a notice of intention to make final proof to establish his stockraising homestead claim. He identifies entries northwest and southwest sections in township 13 south range 24 east and an additional stockraising entry in section 3 township 13 south range 45 east. The proof is to be heard March 6 1935 before Notary Leon P Christensen in Vernal Utah. Witnesses include Rulon Sheffer Alta M Smith Frank A Brewer and Finnicum Oregon resident THOMAS F TIVOMAS Hegister First publication January 17 1935 Last publication February 14 1935
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
US Land Office
Salt Lake City
Utah
Albert Ernest Smith
Dragon
Nsw
Leon P. Christensen
Vernel
Rulon Sheffer
Vernal
Alta M. Smith
Frank A. Brewer
Cof Finnicum
Oregon
Uta Thomas F. Tivomas
Hegister
Sheriff Sale In Uintah County Utah Court District
Bank of Vernal sues George A Slaugh in Uintah County Utah with a sheriff sale set for February 2 1935 at 200 oclock PM at the south door Uintah County Courthouse Vernal Utah. Property described as Lot 1 Block 2 Workmans Second Addition Merkley Addition Vernal with improvements and water rights. Purchase price payable in lawful money of the United States by January 5 1933. Emery Johnson Sheriff Uintah County Utah. First publication January 10 last publication January 31 1835.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
4Th Judicial District
Uintah County
State of Utah
Bank of Vernal
George A. Slaugh
Vernal
County of
Uintah
Utah
Workman
Merkley
United States
Public Notice of Final Proof for Verbal Utah Land Claim
Alva A Hatch of Vernal Utah filed notice of intention to make final proof to establish a stockraising homestead claim No 045944 for the land described in section 8 township 28 range 25 east Salt Lake Meridian. Proof to be made before Notary Leon P Christansen Vernal Utah on February 26 1935 witnesses Richard Headlock Thomas Sabey John Lembert Nelson Weeks all of Vernal Utah First publication January 17 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
US Land Office
Salt Lake City
Utah
Alva A. Hatch
Vernal
Range
Salt Lake Meridian
Leon P Christensen
Witneses
Richard Haedlock
Thomas Sabey
John Lembert
Nelson Weeks
Vernel
Thomas F. Thomas
Register
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Jensen Bellet Societry
Ralph Case
Galt Lake
Douglas Chew
Harold Kelly
Kelly
Farmera
Susie Nelson
Wm Clark
Shelton
Loren Boren
Ogden
Glen Chivers
Lawrence Herbert
Ervin Gimper
Hyrum Slaugh
Joseph Holmes
Harold Cook
Lee Workman
Maeser
Frank Collier
Carl Collier
Olen Atwood
Curtis Atwood
Lava Hot Springs
Staho
Atwood
Friday
Ploy
Dee
Fred Slaugh
Leo Bowthorpe
Cep
Yellowstone Camp Sacrament Meeting
Stake
Jennie Workman
Beauty
Betty Slaugh
Clela Chivers
Lluana Workman
Vergie Gillman
Mra Rena Slaugh
Boy Trail Builders
Henry Slaugh
Maeser Ward
Joseph Hacking
Sarah Bingham
Claire Hacking
Taylor
Yellowstone
Edna Simper
Orisha
Marvin Chivers
CCO
Mr. Chivera
Ieee Ith
Ana
Cran
Junction
Colorado
Tuono
Utah Power & Light Co
Geo. Vernal
W. Baese
Sheriff's Sale
Emery Johnson
Sherif
United County
J.W. Stevens
Wallace Calder
Postoolice Vernal
City Bakery
Lewis Jewelry Shop
W. W. Lewis
Froom
Uintah State Bank
Quality Dairy
Eena, van
Mutual Cream
New York
Ross Crandall
Earl Babse
Eaet Hound
Bal
Lake
Heber City
Fruitland
Duchesna iv
Myton
Duchesna
Qusher
Vernal Ty
Uintah Chevrolet Co
Eastern
Utah Transportation
Uintah Basin
Uintah Abstract Company (Incorporated
U. S. Land Office
State Land Office
HS Aiddoway, Prest
Herbert Tyzack
Pec
HS Aiddoway
Aiddoway
George F Adams
John & Hacking
Uintah Abstract CO
Verval
Uteb
RADIO
Hotel Temple Square
Union Pacific Bus Depot
Union Pacific
Ernest C, Rossiter
Mgr
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