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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1924
Page
7
Public notice states second class matter at the Uproal Utah post office under the March 3 1879 act with annual advance payment of 82 50 dollars.
Cole accompanied Dodd, representative of the American Type Founders Company in Denver, for informal business discussions in the latter part of last week.
Attorney Thomas W O'Donnell and his wife, Dr. Garrett O Donnell, returned last week after spending several days in Lava Hot Springs Idaho.
Mr and Mrs Hyrum Mook of Jonson look after Marlon Dudley at his home while he undergoes medical treatment in Standardville. The couple traveled Tuesday to assist his family duties.
Mrs William Richardson of Naples has been confined to bed for several weeks and shows limited improvement despite expectations from friends.
Mr and Mrs William E Witbeck depart for their Colorado summer homes. Congressman Don B Colton and family arrive at the Witbeck residence for the season.
Weldon K Bullock resumes street activity following a bout of blood poisoning in his hands caused by blisters from pitching hay, the ailment developing from a sleeve wear.
Joe and Bert Hansen of Hansen Brothers orchestra from Clearcrook Carbon County arrived in town on Wednesday. They are making a stop at the Orpheus on Tuesday July 16 and will feature a six piece orchestra.
Superintendent F A Gross reported a refreshing Monday afternoon shower at Fort Duchesne, greatly reducing heat and brightening growing crops.
Friends learn Miss Mildred Bates is rapidly regaining health in San Diego California enjoying the lower climate Her mother Mrs John C Bates and brother Parker accompany her there.
Dr H E Rich and his wife with daughter returned from travels to Chicago Illinois and Hammond Indiana where they attended medieval conventions. The trio also visited Lava Hot Springs and other points on their journey.
Ed Fisher, a winner in the rodeo finals, suffered a bad hand injury and bruises when he was thrown from a horse during the Golden West celebration on Saturday. He attended the dance that evening.
Mr and Mrs William Witbeck Sr travel with Mrs Vern Shimmin to Salt Lake City. Mrs Witbeck will receive medical treatment while there and Paul S Hanson joins the trip to handle business matters with Mr Witbeck.
Dr J M Francke and Ramsey Stewart left Tuesday morning for Salt Lake City for medical attention and an X ray. Mrs Francke, visiting Salt Lake City, will accompany her husband home.
Dr and Mrs Shimmin return from Salt Lake City where they were married and spent their honeymoon in San Diego visiting Mrs Bates and Miss Mildred Bates. Mrs Shimmin was formerly Miss Edith Atog.
J Marlon Dudley of Jonsen left hospital and was taken to Standardville on Sunday for medical treatment. He traveled unaccompanied by his wife and baby and will stay at the home of Mr and Mrs W Knox who drove him there.
G. W. Moreland and his wife with daughters Evelyn and Marjorie depart Thursday for Salt Lake City where Mr Moreland will handle business. Mrs Moreland and the girls will visit for a time, and upon his return the store is expected to be moved and ready for occupancy.
Mr and Mrs Harry Ratliff with daughters Mabel and Margaret depart Thursday for Price. Mrs Ratliff and the girls will travel to California with the daughters remaining at Berkeley for the winter while Mr Ratliff returns from Price with supplies for assessment work.
Supt and Mrs F A Gross hosted Harry W Camp auditor of the Indian service at Fort Duchesne for ten days. Camp left on Tuesday via Grand Junction stage to Fort Washakie Wyoming with Mr and Mrs J H Crickenberger who accompanied them. They returned Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs Owen Johnston arrived from St George to spend the Fourth of July with relatives and enjoy family time in the community.
Tonight at the Orpheua hall the VY Brembolt and the Svranaders will perform and dance for a crowd. The group is well recommended and expected to draw a strong turnout.
Dr Victor Sears of Salt Lake City, prominent dental society president, arrived Wednesday and met with his friend De FH EB on Thursday, reflecting the activity of a national dental association.
Mr and Mrs Joseph Rich of Roosevelt and daughter and Mracoit Freeman of Los Angeles visit Vernal for a few days. Mrs Freeman plans to visit her sister Mrs Mara Pope for some time.
Attorney Charles DeMally left Feriday this morning for Batt Lake city to attend the Republican state committee meeting as the Uintah county representative.
Misa Jones of the House of Salt Lake traveled to Vernal on Thursday with Nay Horrocks and Milas Molina Gilbert. The group spent only a few floors in Vernal before returning home.
Walter Woolley assistant cashier at Uliah State Bank with Mrs Woolley and children and Mrs HE W Woolley prepare Friday morning departure for a vacation to Yellowstone National Park.
Aviators Thompson and Rust and entertainer Handenberger gave aeroplane exhibitions in Vernal from Saturday to Wednesday afternoon. They hauled passengers during the displays before departing for their home in Grand Junction.
A D Fish led about ten men to a Daggett County drill site after traveling over Saylor Mountain to gather cords of wood for the ail company.
Sam Haslem of Jensen stayed several days in Vernal at the home of his son Mr and Mrs William Haslem. The elder Haslem, suffering from dropsy, was taken home Tuesday and at last reports was resting somewhat better.
Floyd Teeples arrived on Wednesday from San Francisco where he spent the winter. His little wife Gladys Teeples accompanied him and he is visiting at the homes of Mrs Clyde Hatch and Mrs Sam Hatch.
Frank Hartle gives notice to Register Albert Halen of intent to make final proof on his desert land entry. He will present proof before the district court clerk at Price and his witnesses will be examined by Mr Halen.
The Grand Junction high school band of 25 pieces led by Harold Stong pleased a large crowd at Golden West Days with an open air concert and the Orpheus hall dances. Half the band was present for the Chamber of Commerce event. the town praised their training and spirit.
Rainbow auditor R A Underwood visited Vernal with Rev Attfersey the fourth and fifth then returned to Rainbow. Charles Lyons came from Atchese Cole to spend the weekend with family. Stanley E Harrison from Watson visited Vernal over the fourth. Mrs Arvilla Dennis and daughter Mrs George Lyman arrived, as did Mr and Mrs William Mortana from Atchea. Mr and Mrs William Rudge hosted July fourth visitors. Mamis Huffman Floyd Kendall and St Rogers from Atchea also celebrated the holiday in Vernal.
RNA Lackey of the U S Department of Agriculture gave illustrated lectures at Fort Duchesne Manser and Naples on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday evenings. Good crowds attended.
Secretary A DB Thomas of the Vernal Chamber of Commerce and Matt Curry joined a pie trip to Baldy mountain but were turned back by a rainstorm. They later flew over Ashley Gorge and the Green River canyon with Seth Perry and Henry Milleeceam concluding the trip was delightful and scenic.
Marold T Cheney from Brigham City Utah visited on Friday joined by his brother J A Cheney and Bryant Stringham and John Jorgensen for a fishing trip to the head of White rocks canyon on Monday. They expected to return today or Saturday.
Adam Erickson suffered severe injuries to his hand, arm, and shoulder when a giant firecracker exploded prematurely during Fourth of July celebrations. Doctors report no further serious complications at this time.
Dan H Hullman invites Uintah Basin beekeepers to attend a lecture at the U B I C on July 30 1924 by Frank C Pellett assistant editor of the American Bee Journal renowned naturalist and author on honey flora and queen bee rearing. The talk aims to educate local apiarists with possible session following.
Ashton Bros Company began work this week on a 30 by 75 foot hardware department building. The project, costing about $6,000, will occupy the former Lewis Jewelry space and connect with the Leslie Ashton Hardware store in the Co op block. Occupancy is planned by early September.
Lenee the chief examiner of naturalization spent days in Vernal assisting applicants. On Monday Thomas Hall and his wife Leona Hall declared intent and petitioned for citizenship. George Rodelakis of Lapoint filed for citizenship and George Blazakis of Vernal gave affidavit in support. Both Blazakis and Rodelakis are Greece subjects.
A striking two color rose named Jewel Jit drew admiration at Vernal Drug company during the Fourth of July celebration. Raised by Mr and Mrs George S Harrison, the plant came from California. The rose features yellow undersides and red upper petals among a large bed including Governor Allison and Paul’s Scarlet varieties.
Classified notice seeking two girls for work at the Vernal Hotel dated 28 11. Call instructions provided.
Mary Miles Minter stars in The Trail of the Lonesome Pine a romance of a deadly Kentucky feud Antonio Moreno stars in his Paramount debut My American Wife Gloriosa Swanson and Ernest Torrence also appear Edwin Brady Francis Warner J S Stembridge and Cullen Tate support the 7 reel feature showing Saturday night July 12 headlines note See it.
Classified notice noting a small sale item listed under ED L Anderson with contact Blk 752 28 11 for details.
PE O Chapter members entertained at Mrs L Hi Woodard home in honor of Mrs ED Lemmon before she departs for California. Bridge was played and refreshments served as they marked the upcoming move to make a permanent home in California.
Miss Reva York daughter of Mrs and M York and Kenneth Richardson son of Sherif and Mrs Life Richardson were united in marriage at the Pride home on Friday July 4. Only immediate relatives and friends attended. Hyrum Caldor of the Vernal First ward performed the ceremony. The couple, well known in Vernal, left for Price to establish their home where Mr Richardson is employed.
William Mortensen of Ontario California a plasterer and Miss Lillian Winward daughter of Mr and Mrs William Winward of Vernal Utah were granted a marriage license on Monday July 7 1924 by County Clerk Wilson Murray and united in marriage by President Wallace Calder.
A three act drama The Great Divide will be staged at the Orpheus on July 12 and 14. The cast features well known local performers with strong credentials and includes many familiar names from the theater scene.
A welcome home party is planned for Byron S Eaton who recently returned from a mission to the Northern states at the Vernal Second Ward on Wednesday evening July 16. The lawn program includes dancing and games and all are invited.
Miss Vera Samuels provides marcelling services at the Mott and Weeks barber shop every Friday and Saturday and on other days by appointment from the 23rd to the 11th.
Described animals unclaimed may be sold to the highest bidder at my Tridell Utah ranch on July 16 1924 at 10 am. One brown horse branded thus.
Grand Junction men from the high school alumni chamber of commerce Ljiona and Rotary clubs led a torch parade to the fair grounds on Fourth of July night. About 100 businessmen and volunteers carried lighted torches donated by Herman Vorbeck as bands autos and tourists joined the march for the Uintah basin’s largest torchlight parade yet seen.
In Fruita celebrations a mixed squad from Lapoint and Vernal beat Vernal 13 to 7 on Friday. Saturday Fruita defeated the visitors 8 to 6 in six innings as Mark Caldwell and Tom Ross from Lapoint played. Fruita lineup included Fromm at first and Calderwood at catcher with Dennis pitching. Vernal starters included Caldwell catcher Swain and Hullinger pitchers and Davis at first base.
The family of Eldred Hatch expresses gratitude to all who offered help including the family of Lee Hall sheriff Richardson and the volunteers who assisted in the rescue. Mr and Mrs Sam Hatch.
Public notice requests accurate death data for obituary notices in the Express. Submissions must be complete and timely or notices may be omitted. Forms close Thursday noon, 26 tf.
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