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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1935
Page
7
A partial government notice references the county clerk and inquiries for further information, with unreadable details surrounding the party or office involved and the procedure to obtain fuller records.
In the Matter of the Estate of Henry M Kurtz Deceased Creditors will present claims with vouchers to the undersigned at Vernal Utah on or before August 1935 Ruby Kurtz Administratrix of the Estate Hugh W Colton Attorney for Administratrix Vernal Utah First publication June 20 1933 Last publication July 11 1935
Ronald Preece named administrator of Nephi Preece estate with vouchers directed to the undersigned. Dallas H. Young represents the administrator. Proceedings reference dates June 20 through July 11.
Department of the Interior General Land Office Salt Lake City Utah June 7 1935 notice given that Frank A Pope of Vernal Utah holder of stockraising homestead entry No 047304 has filed intent to make final proof to establish land claim before L P Christensen Notary Vernal Utah July 25 1933 witnesses Edgar Allen Jeff Hall Edward Colltharp and Charles H Roller all of Vernal Utah Thomas F Thomas Register first publication June 3 1935
State of Utah sues Melvin Jorgensen and multiple Jorgensens along with Bank of Vernal and Pepperd Seed Co to foreclose a 180000 mortgage on property tied to Jacob Jorgensen and Melyina Jorgensen It seeks judgment if defendants fail to answer within 20 to 30 days as per summons The attorney general offices note the August 3 1930 mortgage recorded in Uintah County records and provide notice dates June 27 July 23 1933.
Carl George and Jessie Johnson spent the Fourth at home with employment near Helper. Edward Watkins Sr. is reported to be improving from illness. Mrs J Collett of Salt Lake City visits here with Charles A Johnson and his mother Mrs Mary Kolb calls. Miss Erma Collier of Green Tverla visits sister Mrs Wallace Slaugh. Reva Watkins hosts dinner for her father Peter Case. Elva Stewart of California and Mr and Mrs William Postma attend. Ward families anticipate measles and whooping cough though cases are light. Kenneth Smuin returns from Salt Lake City after visiting since school closed. Arda Beth Allen stays with grandmother Mrs Ella Slaugh.
A flurry of weekend activities includes visits from Clark Larson returning with a new car, Mrs Jessie Pickup recovering from gallstone attack, and multiple weddings and home moves. Iva Chandler wed in Vernal with Bishop Lester Bingham officiating. couples plan to reside in Salt Lake City and Fort Duchesne. Community groups and families enjoyed church readings, a MIA program, and celebrations at Whiterocks canyon.
Mrs Ned Clark visited at Mrs H A Brown’s home and Mr and Mrs Marvin Broome were in Vernal on Tuesday. A Fourth of July celebration at Abe Hatch’s featured horse races and a dance on July 4. LeRoy Hatch and Mrs Rupert Leech attended in Vernal as Mrs Leech battles rheumatism. The Massey Silver String orchestra failed to appear, but a large crowd enjoyed the day.
J D Florence Eddy Florence and Miss Annie Batrow of Salt Lake City returned home July 9 after two weeks at the Cook ranch in Vernal Mas. Jane Cook accompanied them as far as Vernal. Mr and Mrs E Birchell took daughter Arda to Roosevelt July 6 and Miss Birchell then headed to Salt Lake to train as a nurse at St Markas hospital. Most ranchers finished haying and reported a heavier crop this year with no storm. Gerald Thorne and daughter Marton of Salt Lake visited Mr Thorne and his parents Mr and Mrs Giege Thorne. they returned home Sunday with Miss Thorne remaining for a spell.
Wayne Morrill and Ora Simmons wed at the bridal home with close family present. Bishop LeRoy Morrill officiated. A wedding dance is planned for July 19 at Tridel hall. Independence Day celebrations featured Scouts, races, and a baseball game, plus local visits and troop changes for Troop 242. Paradise Park reservoir water reaches community for first time, expected to last about 25 days.
See ses and Mrs Orval Nellson and family from Calla Nevada visit friends and relatives. Orval’s father John Nellson will accompany them to Idaho later this week to visit relatives. They plan a San Diego Fair visit before returning home.
Mr and Mrs H Merkley from Jensen Satur n visited. Donnell Dow and Watson family spent the Fourth in Vernal. Miss Gale Strongs from American Fork and Mrs Maney Williams from St George visited friends. An eight pound boy was born to Mr and Mrs Owen Haws on July 6. Owen Hollis and Tyan Fullinger returned from Wyoming where they worked. The He Southam family hosted a Fourth gathering. Venice Manwaring of Baltar works at Owens laws home. Dell LeLe and CIP Goodrich returned from Wyoming and Montana after sheep shearing.
Rangely Harvester sales to local farmers. birth of Juanita Gay Perry at Meeker. Perry, the mail carrier, and former Lapoint resident. Visitors include Bowman from Vernal and John House and sons from Idaho. County clerk appointment by Commissioner Nichols at June 29 meeting. Grimsley ill with daughter Crumbo. July 4th celebration drew the biggest Meeker crowd with parade sports rodeo fireworks and movies.
Ashley Mr and Mr Frank Neal and son Robert of Lafayette Cola visit the John Harrison home for three days. The Bee Mive girls took an overnight trip to Iron Springs. The Lee boys and Norris Harrison left with sheep for Manila country. Burs Lewis Freestone is improving after a long illness. Letty and Mary Hopkins of Ogden visit the Lesley home this week. Mr and Mrs Victor Karren of Blue Mountain are in town on business. Cattlemen plan branding on Brush Creek mountain Thursday. Mrs Frank Hodson and children Afton and Jay of Sacramento visit relatives.
In a domestic exchange, a mother chastises Freadiie for eating bread with jam and butter, while Preddie defends the shared slice, saying one piece suffices for both. The quarrel reveals a glimpse of family routines and humor within a small household.
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