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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1932
Page
4
A fragmented notice mentions Jay Bennett and Jenny Bennett with unclear places Manila Vernal and Provo. It references Mr and Mrs Olsen and a trip or absence around the weekend. The readable bits are inconsistent and place names are uncertain.
Leroy Morris of Tri Tes claimed a victory in the town race on Thursday, defeating opponents as locals cheered. The result marks a notable win for Morris and the Tri Tes community.
Bennie Kelly departed from the fore section carrying 40P baly toward Lake City, details unclear due to fragmented OCR.
A Vernal church and ward assembly covers teacher training, officer meeting, and Fourth of July events. The report lists family gatherings, engagements, travel to Colorado and Utah, campouts on Diamond Mountain, Royal Neighbors activities, dinners, and local visits with many Vernal residents and guests from Ogden, Salt Lake, Smithfield, Jensen, and Provo.
Evan Smith and family from Kenilworth joined home talks and holiday visits. Local families and visitors from Salt Lake City Naples and Vernon enjoyed a pleasant Fourth. A MIA consent program drew a large crowd. The Court of Honor featured music readings a Life Scout badge advance and multiple merit awards for Vernal and nearby troops.
Mrs Op Zeph Calder spent the tour in Vernal and Salt Lake City. Adele Tovert of Eureka is visiting with her sister, Miss L1G Neble.
Hampton Calder and Afra Joseph Ho Robinson of Proaq spent the Fourth in Vernal with family and friends enjoying holiday activities and local sights.
Silist Marie Singleton left for Pali Lake City on Wednesday to resume her work during the summer season.
Dr. Ysaiah Bouman, New York City director of the American Geological Society, visited Vernal this week to gather information on early irrigation history of the Utah Hasin area. He showed intense interest in the natural history of the Ashley Valley.
Chen Stiller left Thursday for East Lake City on business. Miller will investigate the placement of a large Bett near the junction of 1A 41 and 30 by Park City to direct tourist travel through the Uintah Basin. Mr Miller is chairman of the Tone committee sponsoring the idea.
The article highlights the iaxela at the head of White river in Colorado as a premier scenic spot. It mentions locals Vir and Mrs Bryson and Louie Rackham with July Fourth events near the area.
Miss Cherrington of Springville visited during the weekend with Miss Ashton. Cherrington is leaving for Chicago to enter the Michael Ieesn hospital after winning a scholarship to the U S C at Logan during the past winter. Miss Ashton and Miss Cherrington are sorority éliters.
The Ashley National Forest Service finished a road to the Green River Gorge edge near Green Lakes on the Lewis Allen Drawn about 45 miles north of Vernal. The newly accessible brink offers one of the most inspirational views in northeastern Utah.
Mrs Ardis McCarty and her daughter Gerda Ann of Denver Colorado visited Vernal with nurse Gilda Young and nurse Myr tle Melquist from Salt Lake City. They stayed overnight Saturday and left Sunday for Salt Lake City en route to Denver where the young women resume work after a three week vacation. Mr Frank Al Young of Denver is listed as their father.
Terry Young of Sast Lake City is visiting the Kenneth and Spolts sheep camp for a few days to observe operations and check on flock management.
Mrs Kenneth Speirs has been in the trenches for a week and shows slow but steady improvement as medical updates continue.
Mosea Moore of Trandlett was in Vernal today as a business visitor on Thursday.
Mrs Wm Stringham and family departed earlier this week for their mountain residence where they will spend the summer season.
Alton Hatch of the J Fenney store 19 is on vacation and left for a fishing trip in the mountains before the middle of the week.
Miss Louisa Bingham arrived home Friday from Provo where she has been employed for the part year.
Mr and Mrs Ray Date and family spent the weekend at the rceberry Lake fishing and camp AL.
Delores Anderson telephoned an operator on Tuesday from Salt Lake City where she spent her vacation.
Tloward Cottom and Bernell Arata joined Charlee Henderson and Tommy Hatch for a late night session in Provo. The foursome posted a tight effort with close results as officials logged marks at the venue.
C A Erickson spent the Fourth of July visiting at the home of Mrs J WN Davis. Mrs Erickson had been visiting with her mother for some time.
Leland Young and Leslie Cox of Young and Ogden contractors are in town closing their business operations. The duo faces an abrupt end to local contracts and is seen detouring from ongoing projects as they wind down their firm.
Mr and Mrs Garret Case announce the birth of a baby boy this Thursday morning. Mrs Case is at her mother Mrs Lewis Hodgkinson's home. The City council 39 held a regular bi monthly meeting Wednesday evening with all members present and general matters discussed.
Crystal, eight, daughter of Mr and Mrs Chorge Martin, arrived home Friday from Wat on where she visited with her sister Airs Flosa Merrill for five weeks.
Arlo Woolley son of Arthur and Mrs Woolley and Mabel Darling daughter of Constant Darling were granted a license to marry on July 7 in Tridell.
Mrs Ada Lambert of Ely Nevada visits with her parents Mr and Mrs Kelly for a few days. Mrs Kelly and sons Bruce and Harold will accompany her home next week.
Mr and Mrs W Henderson and daughters Florence and Harta traveled to Price Saturday. They were joined by Mr and Mrs Holland Lundquist and their child who have been visiting Mrs Lundquist’s parents. Miss Barta Senderson remained in Price for the visit.
Forrest Goodrich of Tridell was in town the first of the week for a local event. He attended meetings and spoke with residents about community projects and upcoming plans.
Mr and Mrs L Batchelor of Provo spent the Fourth with Mr and Mrs Paul Cowan and their daughter Conan.
County Clerk Wilson Murray issued a marriage license on July 5 to John Alfred Newman of Salt Lake City and Iva Belle Chandler of Randiett.
Ir and H D McDonald of Budapest Hungary were overnight guests at the Commercial Hotel during their overland journey on U 40.
EI Strumm of the State Tax Commission traveled to Vernal early this week to adjust assessments for several local business houses. The visit aimed to realign property values and ensure fair taxation across the town's commercial area.
Mr and Mrs Francis Feltch tet Monday on a business trip to Salt Lake City. Mrs Les Bryce and Miss Bell Angus of Hoosevelt are at the Feltch home during their absence.
The County Commissioners conducted their regular monthly business meeting at the courthouse on Thursday, June 30, handling only the general routine matters of business.
Cc PF Peppard of Delta one of the owners of the J G Peppard Serd Company is in Vernal for special meetings in several communities regarding the seed harvest this far.
George H Martinsen and his sons Charles and Dalmain came home Wednesday after six weeks in Montana on job assignments. Although Mr Martinsen remains on crutches, his health shows notable improvement.
Wayne Lake and Mills Louise Johnson of Salt Lake City with Elwood Gee of Provo spent the Fourth in Vernal as guests at the Showalter home. Mr Lake and Mr Gee were mission companions in Great Britain.
Mists Mina Showalter a bookkeeper at Uintah Gas will take a two week vacation beginning Saturday to visit Colorado and Wyoming She will stay at the Showalter summer home near Slater in Colorado during the trip.
Mitts Marlon Gillett of Salt Lake City has been wilting during the past week at the home of Mrs Join. Davis Miss Gillett is a cousin of the Davis family. he graduated from the University of Utah this spring.
Afra and Howard Drew and their wives from Center visit Mr and Mrs John Weaver. Afra Brew is a Weaver daughter. They spent their internship vacation in Veruel during the summer and say the valley offers an ideal summer climate.
Maeser Autom Bullock and William Warby came home Saturday from Lapoint where they had been putting up hay. Mr and Mrs Henry Wiks of Salt Lake City arrived Thursday of last week and visited several days at Mrs Sarah's home.
A dialogue on cabbage prep leads to a family deciding cole slaw is best. The article includes a recipe for cole slaw with shredded cabbage salt sugar pepper vinegar and cream and mentions related cucumber and carrot dishes and a mint garnish.
Instruction describes heating water until evaporated then adding Addleman Jluice and carrot pieces. The process emphasizes careful watching to avoid burning and thorough coating of carrots with the mixture.
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