Mrs Hermi Young Recovers From Appendicitis Operation
Mrs Hermi Young underwent a serious appendicitis operation on Monday and is improving nicely after surgery.
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1935
Page
8
Mrs Hermi Young underwent a serious appendicitis operation on Monday and is improving nicely after surgery.
Attorney Thorn Hatch of Islelper wan ty attendance at the session of district court on Tuesday morning.
Mrs Frec Wilson of Craig is in Vernal visiting Mrs Frank Vixtson of Sacramento. The trip highlights social ties between northern Utah residents and California visitors.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Manwaring Karl Meece Van Maney and Mr and Mrs ff Eaton returned Sunday from a trip to Southern Utah.
Attorney Ray E Dillman of Tooseveld and his son Earl were in Vernal on Tuesday. Str Dulman attended district court.
Mr and Mrs Elwood A Gee returned to Vernal Friday evening from Slater. Mr Gee has been ill with lock fever but is now much improved.
Oo R Lund from Uintah county in the FORA was in Jensen on Tuesday to adjust labor difficulties related to road construction work.
Joseph Marx arrives from East Lake City and spends time here buying live stock. He was formerly from Lapoint and Roosevelt, signaling a return or relocation activity.
Ralph Wantass of Logan visited Vernal during the Fourth with Miss Marie Geneton. He left for Washington DC on Saturday to resume his study of law.
Mrs Lynn Murdock and Mrs William Baird visit the home of Mr and Mrs GC Showalter in Heber City. Mrs Murdock is a daughter of Mr and Mrs Showalter.
Deputy state auditor JFE Webb conducted an internal Friday and Saturday inspection of the county clerk and county treasurer offices to review all accounts in which the state holds interest.
George Vincent of Jensen is confined to his bed with blood poisoning which has kept him ill for several weeks. Mrs Vincent is caring for him at the home of Mrs L J Schofield.
Misa Francis Mott daughter of Mr and Mrs William Mott will leave Monday for Sacramento California where she will remain indefinitely.
Ars D AR Gillispie, mother of Mrs J and Neihelw, returned to her Tooele home Sunday after a pleasant visit with her daughter and family here.
Mrs John N Davis returns by weekend from a vacation to Salt Lake and Heber City. She was accompanied home by her grandson, Ericson of Salt Lake.
Frank Noel employed by Waller Witbeck at Rilo Dlaneco visited the parents County Clerk and Mrs FiL Noel on the first day of the week.
Thomas B Bingham, a company clerk at the Yellowstone CCC camp, resumed work Monday following a weekend spent at his parents' home after the Fourth of July break.
C R Henderson manager of the Conoco Service Station and WSHA ford Angus of Angus Motor Co visited Salt Lake City the first of the week for business discussions.
Superintendent L. G Noble will attend a meeting with state secretary Reuben D Law of the juvenile commission and Duchesne school district superintendent at Duchesne on Friday.
Mr and Mrs Prank Smith of Hanforg California visit Mr and Mrs William Mott at their Vernon home. Mrs Smith formerly Eb en Ghuster of Vernal, making her first trip back in twenty three years.
Dr A C Bole Jr, in charge at the Dinosaur National Monument in Jensen, reports eighty visitors to the monument on Sunday while noting local business activity in Vernal.
Fay Duke manager J C Penney and Mrs Duke with children spend days in Hobert City to meet Mr and Mrs Manfred Hue of Minneapolis. Mrs Dukes is sister to someone in the party. The reunion brings families from Ogden and Salt Lake City together.
Misa Meda Walkers are leaving on Friday to take up employment in Yellowstone Park. The move positions Walker in the park’s work program with duties tied to guest services and park operations.
Miss Cora Bennion commenced her duties at Vernal Drug as clerk last week. She takes on the new position in the local pharmacy, contributing experience from prior employment.
The Misses Leona and Katherine Lyons of Price spent the Fourth here with Eloise and Evelyn Mfott.
Tebbs departed Vernal Wednesday morning for Salt Lake City on a business trip after spending recent days in the area.
Mrs John Chidatch of Ogden is spending a week in Vernal visiting her sister Mrs John Workman.
FE Peterson, local agent for the Benef al Life Insurance company, was a business visitor in Salt Lake City over the weekend.
A ss Salvia Mictiride operator hp Sadie a Beauty Satan left Thursday morning for Salt Lake City, where she figot for a few days.
Albert Daniels of Fort Duchesne and Miss Rena Young of Randlett were united in marriage on July 6 in a ceremony officiated by Bishop Lester Bingham.
Doris and Ralph Preece returned home last week after a two week visit at the home of their sister Mrs Fred Won in Craig.
County Attorney Hugh W Colton traveled to Haden Colorado on Monday to confer with Director F R Carpenter of the Taylor Crazing administration regarding ongoing matters.
Attorney Wallace Calder relocates from Room 9 at the head of the stairs to Room 1 in the Waratah State Bank building, replacing former occupant Mr Calder.
Mr and Mrs Marion St Joel of Tooele returned home Sunday after visiting Mrs St Joers father Richard Jensen. The couple enjoyed an outing at Iron Springs and the Buck Pasture during their trip.
Mary Elizabeth Sander daughter of Mr and Mrs I Sander returned to her home in Provo on Wednesday after visiting at the home of her grandmother Mrs Nelson Meikley
W W Cassidy of the Salt Lake Tribune and former Leon Sweet, president of the Sweets Candy Company, visited Vernal on Saturday en route to Colorado. Mrs Ponthy Calder left Vernal Friday with her son Dr Wallica Calder, his wife, and two children Joan and Jimmy. Dr Calder will speak before the Pacific Dental conference.
The city sewer program extends to the upper town with completion expected in ten days to two weeks. Work concludes near the T G Alexander residence.
Mr and Mrs Haller Witbeck and children, visiting Vernal from Elo Blanco Colorado, traveled with Mrs Witbeck’s sister, Mrs Alma Bead, formerly Miss Alma Bead, and Wayne Benaird of Carrillo Springs Texas, brother of Mrs Witbeck.
Mrs J J Williams of St George is visiting her son Fuller Remington and his family for a few weeks.
Mir and Mrs O Norman Olsen with Mrs George F Walker and daughter Meda traveled to Salt Lake City on Sunday for a trip or visit.
Leonart Newell Behunin and Miss Opal Chew of Vernal were united in marriage on July by Bishop Byron Goodrich.
Mr and Mrs Wilson and their party departed Sunday after a week of visiting and fishing with Mrs Wilsons sister Mrs Bennion and family.
Glenn Wise son of Charles Wise of Jensen left Wednesday morning for Montana aboard the stage. He received word Tuesday that his old job there was again open for him.
Charles A Williams 63 injured in an automobile accident near Elk Springs is improving his daughter expects them to go home to Long Beach the latter part of next week.
Sheriff J Emery Johnson left this Thursday morning to transfer W Peak alias Jack Slater to the state penitentiary. Peck was sentenced Monday by Judge Turner.
He Olson is in the Dry Fork canyon area preparing to install a saw mill near the Massey ranch. It is expected Mr Olson will begin sawing operations in a few weeks.
President Salvner and family met with Presider H 3B Calder and family on Sunday as Salvner completes four years presiding over the Stiss German mission and prepares to relocate to Salt Lake City.
Joe Massey, badly hurt in an altercation with Mick Abplanalp, is reported to be recovering at his home. Misso Watter Woolley remains listed as 11 and when at the LDS hospital in Salt Lake City is still described as improving.
Principal of Allerra High School and Mrs Morrill announce the birth of a baby boy weighing 8 pounds 14 ounces on July 7 at Provo. Mr Morrill is attending summer school at Brigham Young University.
Weldon Mutt Carroll was injured last week after a motorcycle crash with a calf on the highway. He was thrown into a barrow pit. His brother suffered a similar fracture in a related accident.
Mrs George Britt of Montana and Mrs Horton Varley with three Salt Lake children visit Vernal friends. The Britt and Varley sisters are daughters of Mrs Charles Merkley and had not seen each other for fourteen years.
Mr Stevens, an auditor for the Los Angeles Department of Power and Water, visits with Mr and Mrs Seth Perry and their son Everett in Los Angeles, recalling neighbors from years ago. The Perrys and Stevens are associated with the city’s large water power department.
A Uintah Power and Light directors meeting in Vernal notes the five mile canal in Uintah canyon, rebuilt at a cost of 40000 dollars, boosting water to turbines and enabling up to 400 horsepower. The Rivals service 750 patrons across Duchesne and western Uintah counties from Fort Duchesne to Duchesne city.
Samuel R Carpenter, once a Vernal farmer and Utah figure, serves as an assistant secretary to the Federal Reserve Board in Washington DC. He oversees all correspondence and records of meetings and is active in the LDS church as first counselor in the Washington branch presidency.
HP Leatham of Salt Lake City and J W K Knight of Provo, members of the state tax commission, held a session in Vernal on Tuesday to adjust tax matters. Aside from routine business with county commissioners, only one item for adjustment was presented to the commission.
Uintah school district held its regular meeting on June 29 to approve a 164000 budget for the 1935-36 year and send it to county commissioners. The board plans a rehearing in August with no change to the approximate total.
The Vernal First Ward Relief Society enjoyed a Crystal Baths swim on Tuesday afternoon then gathered at City Park where Mrs If B Calder spoke on her travels in Europe. A luncheon and program drew 33 members. The annual stake outing is planned for Wednesday July 17, with all First Ward members meeting at the chapel at 10:36 AM.
Richard Jensen returned from encampments at Cutler Lakes near Kanab and Duck Creek near Fredonia. He visited brother Junius in St George and spent time at Bryce Zion and Grand Canyon as a handicraft instructor and Timpineoges Council representative on the pilgrim trip. Additional relatives from Vernal and nearby areas joined a family reunion at Vernal before departures Tuesday.
Reported return from a European tour includes encounters with notable leaders and royals. Observers note Germany and Italy were poorer while France Italy travel costs varied and gasoline prices are cited. Mr and Mrs Hamilton Calder wed before departure and will make their home in Vernal.
Mr Phillips, visiting Ouray to bathe in the Green River, could not swim and vanished after diving in fifteen feet deep water. Companions are non swimmers. Rescue efforts by crews from Ouray and Vernal continue with dynamite shots planned to raise the body, as high water prevents netting across the channel.
Vernon asks about eating pie with a fork while Grandma answers. The exchange features a playful back and forth about dinner manners.
Classified notes list two yearling Helfers and half grown turkeys for sale from Steinaker Ranch. A 1928 Chevrolet Coach in good condition is offered by Henry Schufermeyer. A work horse is available at loss with Lloyd Glines handling inquiries.
For sale to desire sell a Mon arch range with water jacket used only five weeks priced at 75 dollars. Also Ply mouth tug door coaching on order two new tires priced 325 dollars cash. Barta H Siddoway Jyliff.
We thank friends for help during the sickness death and burial of our father Joseph Rich. Signed by Mr and Mrs Earl Freemans Mr and Mrs Mars Pope Monte and Reed Rich. July.
The Peters family expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for kind acts during their recent bereavement including flowers loaned cars music and other courtesies at the services. Mrs E Peters and Family Jail.
A mile long section of US 40 east of Vernal is being resurfaced with asphalt to fix long standing repairs. The stretch was laid last fall and has deteriorated, prompting the highway work.
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