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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1935
Page
7
A guardianship notice is issued by the county clerk and the relevant signers. The notice outlines the action, parties involved, and where to obtain further information.
Creditors must present claims with vouchers to Ruby Kurtz administratrix at Vernal Utah on or before August 19 1935. Blugh W Colton attorney Vernal Utah for administratrix. First publication June 20 1935 last publication July 21 1935.
Ronald Preece is appointed administrator of the estate of Nephi Preece who died in Vernal Utah on or before August. Dallas Young, attorney, handles the matter for the administrator in Vernal Utah with notice dated June 20 to July 21.
Fred M Reynolds of Lapoint Utah filed notice of intention to make final proof to establish a stock raising homestead claim on land described in sections 29 30 31 township 3 south range 20 east and section 17 township 3 south range 19 east in Uintah area. Witnesses Floyd Perry Wayne Perry Jesse Swetnam and Jeff Labrum of Lapoint Utah. Vernal Utah July 16 1935 before Leon P Christensen Notary Public.
Frank A Pope of Vernal Utah filed for final proof to establish a land claim on NINEY BWYNEY WISE NMEYUSWt Lots 3 4 Sec 21 Tup 2N R24E etc before L P Christensen at Vernal on July 25 1933 Witnesses Edgar Allen Jeff Hall Edward Coltharp and Charles H Roller all of Vernal Utah Thomas F Thomas Register first published June 13 1935 last July 11 1935
The State of Utah sues Melvin M Jorgensen and related Jorgensens plus Bank of Vernal and J G Peppard Seed Co to foreclose a mortgage for 180000 executed by Jacob and Mel tina Jorgensen Jorgensen et al filed June 27 to July 23 1935 in Fourth District Court Uintah County Judge details mortgage Book 16 pages 231-232 records Attorney General Joseph Chez authorized by the state serves summons with 20 to 30 day response period.
The phrase beastly weather describes heavy rain and stormy conditions. It signals intense precipitation and rough conditions, often with strong winds.
Kane Randell was bucked from a horse while riding for the Hefley interests and bruised a shoulder. He was rushed to Meeker for examination and no fractures were found. Mrs. Fred Mobley and son Emery visited Geo Knapp's home. Meeker still recovering from recent operations. county clerk M J Wilson died in Glenwood Springs of a heart attack. Commissioner Fred A Nichols and others active in regional business. Hay harvest under way with concerns about weevil and green worm damage to crops.
Naples residents and visitors from Ballard, Vernal, and Ogden shared recent trips and health news. Earl Karren returned from Salt Lake seeking medical care, while Willard Rasmussen came home ill from the B H Stringham sheep camp. Several families planned trips to Cedar City and Mack Cote, with assessment work noted for General Steam claims.
John Young visited Ver nal on business. Mrs LeRoy Taylor and Mrs Stephen Abbot hosted in Roosevelt. Daughters of the Floneers attended at Mrs Frank Orser’s. The Scout committee presented a play in Roosevelt. Primary opens Thursday after winter break. it will run this summer. James and Neil Rasmussen visited Vernal Sunday.
A group of youths attended the Eskelson wedding dance on Wednesday night at Guaher. Sunday night Sacrament meeting featured Donna Larson, recently returned from BYU, as principal speaker. Gena Brough presented a piano solo.
Willow Creek residents share visits and travels with Mrs Austin Wardle and family in Hit Creek on June 23. Jim Thomron and E Birchell visit Ovpay and Vernal for business. Arda Birchell, Wilma Luster, and Mary Lou Thorne from Vernal stay with Thorne grandparents to help hay crew. Sheep and goats pass through on way to the mountains as roads worsen, prompting calls for county road spending. The Lusters and Jim Luster tour Port Duchesne for business.
The Relief Society hosted a Wednesday shower for Miss Opal Foster who departs July 1 to fulfill a mission in Texas. A program featured Beehive girls Pearl Foster Velma Hullinger Owena Angus and Beth Nyberg with songs readings and remarks followed by games and refreshments for about seventy attendees.
Elmo Hardy visits Vernal and Clive Sprousa tours Balt Lake while a Vernon gathering lists many residents and visitors. The article highlights a July 9 cattle breeding demonstration at Dean E Maynard's ranch near Hayden, inviting Utah cattlemen to observe a program aimed at reducing bull numbers and improving calf crops, with county agents leading county delegations and attendees planning to meet in Hayden and camp or hotel stay.
Funeral services in the Naples ward chapel for Archie Richardson infant were led by Bishop Alfred Simper. The two month old child died after bronchial pneumonia, survived by parents and a sister. speakers offered consolation and floral tributes accompanied by choir numbers and prayers.
Utah cattlemen travel to Hayden Colorado on July 9 to meet at the Dawson ranch just east of Hayden and view ranch facilities. The group will discuss grazing, cattle markets, and cooperative efforts during the scheduled outing.
Arbutus and Ninta Roper left last Wednesday for St George for a short visit with relatives and will also visit in Arizona. They expect to be gone about two weeks. Several men laying asphalt on U 8 40 stay at Myrtle Erekson's home. Kierle Roberts assists there. Mr and Mrs Ernest Johnson and children made a business trip to Bait Cake and American Fork last week. Sacrament meeting Sunday evening was under the genealogical committee with John Hodgkinson in charge. Readings included Emily Balty piano duet Theda and Enid Red. The speaker was Lestoy Richens. Willes Miller of Helper arrived to work on the road and stays with Myrtle Erekson. Archie Perry spent last weekend here from the mines.
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