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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1933
Page
8
Mr and Mrs Cir Ashton of Roosevelt visited Vernal on Tuesday July 4th while Tom and Yai C ranch from Lander Wyoming were in Vernal as business callers last week.
Wiidun Wiring T A Dines and T M Dines of Denver registered at a city hotel on Monday and planned sessions on Tuesday about opportunities in the air industry.
Charlie Wise of the Hotel Es Calante Jensen and Joe Haslem, noted Jensen business figures, were in Vernal on Wednesday for meetings and discussions with local partners.
Mr and Mrs Ainge took their infant daughter to Vernal for medical care to lance an abscess on the neck. The event notes a necessary procedure during the visit.
John Chew of Pool Creek stayed several days in Vernal after returning from the ranch. Chess reports that crickets have destroyed their warden at the ranch.
Fire Chief 1 B Millecam and his wife visited Salt Lake City to attend the Intermountain Gang Concert at Liberty Park. Their son Henry, a participant, came from Vernal to take part in the event.
Biss Vella and Beth Collett daughters of Mr and Mrs Wiley Collett of Leman Wyoung are visiting friends and relatives in Vernal. They came Saturday evening.
County records show twelve liquor licenses issued in June in Utah County. Several licenses issued to residents outside Utah, mainly from Colorado.
Mr and Mrs W and B Henderson returned Monday from Salt Lake City where they attended the Intermountain Bind concert Sunday. Their sta Ernest was one of the players.
County Treasurer Martin W Curtis reports that, up to now, no one has utilized the partial payment option for taxes. He says he expects many taxpayers to take advantage of the new plan.
R E Tammond and A P P Iaker from Salt Lake City met Vernal city officials and Uintah County commissioners to discuss equalization of buildings in Uintah County.
Wanda daughter of Mr and Mrs Sant Murray visits from Grand Dunation where she is a sophomore. She is staying with her brother Sam and expects to return in about six weeks for next year’s school.
Mr and Mrs Dan He Hillman of Salt Lake City traveled to attend the funeral of W Stan Ashton, marking a hometown visit for the services.
McKaven and Little Grand En from Bennett spent the Fourth in Velnul with relatives and friends enjoying the holiday gathering.
NG Hollingsheid, manager of a concern, has been transferred to Texas where he will be employed in a similar capacity. He has just recovered from an appendicitis operation.
Mrs Sylvan Ross plans to return to her Tridell home this week after an absence since last spring due to two major operations.
Mrs W E Witbeck and family left Wednesday for Meredith Galo to spend the summer at their home in the mountains of Colorado. This section is one of the most scenic in the state.
George E Simmons of Diep Creek visited Vernal with Mrs Simmons and planned to travel to Provo for the Fourth of July. The trip also included a visit to relatives of the Merrett family and attendance by Mr and Mrs Lewis Haws.
Mr and Mrs Winn returned from Salt Lake City and Logan on Tuesday. Mr Winn attended a music directors workshop held at the USA in connection with the Intermountain Bang School.
George Allen of Tooele manager of the Allen Cash Store at that place has been transferred to the Vernal store to handle Lake charge. Mr Allen is very favorably impressed with Ashley Valley and likes the people very much.
Mr and Mrs John Ingleson Glen and wife from Bountiful visited with their daughter Mrs Alvin Weeks the past week. They retired today accompanied by Mrs Weeks and children for a visit.
Mrs E L MecMickell daughter of Mr and Mrs Murray Merkley of Jensen was brought to Vernal on Thursday to the Ashley Valley hospital. Mrs Metytch il underwent an appendix operation on May 16th. Since then other complications have arisen which may necessitate another operation.
Tred Feltch said in Vernal that the remaining bridge steel for the Jersen bridge will be hauled from Heber City as soon as it arrives there. Feltch and his sons shared the hauling contract last spring for tie material used on the bridge.
Miss Elisabeth Colton, daughter of Mr and Mrs F E Colton and a nurse at the LDS hospital in East Lake City, earned the highest rating among nurses at her institution in the recent state examination. She ranked third statewide and will graduate in September completing three years of training.
Stan Ashton succumbs to a heart attack Tuesday at Vernal. He championed beneficial legislation and worked for the best interests of all. Funeral services were held at Uintah Tabernacle with numerous mourners from Vernal and Salt Lake City in attendance. The service featured tributes from state and local leaders and included musical performances. He is survived by his widow Elizabeth, two daughters, a brother, and four sisters.
Vernal groups share activity notes from June events including a reception for newlyweds Mr and Mrs Lowell J Young at the Young home, Ladies Aid meeting, Thalia Club party, and missionary and Sunday School outings. Junior girls form MIA chapter, and various clubs plan future gatherings and projects.
County Commissioners authorize the assessor’s office to survey all dwellings and buildings starting July 7 with state tax commission appraisals. Lester Bingham and Browning will begin July 1, aided by the appraisal team. Data will include depreciation, building age, and descriptions, with recordings on file for equalized valuation across the county.
Mrs Francis Siddoway of Torrance California is visiting at the home of her husband’s parents Mr and Mrs Frank Siddoway.
Benj L Rich and wife attorney from Salt Lake City visit with brother Dr Homer E Rich in company of Dr Ray Fund and his son, all connected to prominent LDS figures. They greatly enjoyed their visit here.
Nrs Mollie Julia and Mrs Fern Osborne of Grand Junction sisters of Mrs W Stan Ashton attended the funeral of State Representative W Stan Ashton who died suddenly on Tuesday morning. They were accompanied by Lyman Thompson of Hollywood Calls visiting his mother there.
W oL Whitlock of Leeton visited Vernal on Thursday to reclaim a shipment of flour. He predicts the 1933 BTC will top prior attempts in interest and notes water from storage reservoirs should ease expected irrigation shortages in the county's west end.
Verdal music students from Vernal at the USAC Logan state school of music returned home Monday after a Sunday concert tour through Salt Lake City Ogden and Logan. The group featured Henry Millecam Don Carter Iris Mantaling Neldon Richens Ernest Henderson Herman Bingham and Clinton Peterson.
Ali and Mrs Elwood Gee from Proto are visiting Vernal. Mrs Gee was formerly Vera Showalter. They were married in the Silt Lake temple in June and were accompanied by friends Mr and Mrs Arche Perry of Vernal. Mr Gee is a son of Elias Gee, once a salesman for ZCMI, known to many in the Basin.
Frank R Pawling of Downington Paorama assisted in settling the estate of his son the late Dr W A L Pasling who worked with Dr H E Rich in the Rich Pawling clinic. Air Pasling and son plan to leave Vernal next Saturday for the trip home.
Mr and Mrs Fonroe Shepherd announce the arrival of a baby girl on June 25. The brief birth notice notes the new daughter to the couple.
The Uinton School Board approved the 1993 34 budget at a meeting with all members present. Total running expenses drop to 159 445 23 from 171 449 34 last year, aided by teacher salary cuts about 3 600 and 100 in transportation costs. Bus contracts were awarded to multiple providers with monthly rates per route, while other routine items were handled.
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