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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1934
Page
3
Creditors must present claims with vouchers to the undersigned ancillary administrator in Vernal Utah on or before August 27 1913. Hugh W Colton ancillary administrator of the estate of James R Dobbie. First publication June 28 1944 last publication July 19 1934.
Creditors must present vouchers to EFR Lawrence Cooper Attorney Vernal Utah by August 30 1934. Marquis L Batty Administrator of the estate of Miles M Batty deceased, with first publication June 28 1934 and last publication July 19 1934.
Creditors of Enoch S Gurr deceased must file claims with vouchers at the law office of Wallace Calder Vernal Utah on or before September 5th. Lydia A Gurr administratrix of the estate dated July 5 first publication July 26 last publication July 26.
Department of the Interior announces William L Murray of Jensen Utah filed for final three year proof to establish his stock raising homestead claim on Section 27 Township 5 north Range 163 W 6th Meridian. Proof to be made before Leon P Christensen Notary Public Vernal Utah on August 1 1934. Witnesses Elmer Snow Joseph Haslem H 5S Meeks James Robinson all of Jensen Utah.
First publication June 28 1934 for Jessie M Gardner. Published notice lists Jas and July 26 1934 as subsequent dates.
Creditors must present claims with vouchers to Hugh W Colton attorney at law in Vernal Utah by August 25 1934. Jane W Mecham administrator of Harriet Haws estate requests all claims before the deadline. last publication July 19 1934.
In Uintah County Utah the case Be hunin vs Be hunin orders the defendant to appear within twenty days after service or thirty days if served elsewhere and defend the action. The complaint seeks dissolution of the marriage contract. Wallace Calder is with Vernal attorney. dates indicate First publication July and last publication August 9.
Otis H Weeks and Mark B Hail apply to appropriate 17 feet of water from an unnamed spring for irrigation of 10 acres in NW1 NW1 Sec 23 T4S R20E and for domestic use. Protest affidavits with $100 fee due within 30 days after publication, Title No 11555. First published July 12 1934, last Aug 9 1934.
A July Fourth picnic three miles southwest of Ouray featured horse racing and other sports. Attendees included Lee Hall and wife of Gusher, Mr and Mrs James Brennen and son Jimmy, Miss Dickson, Mrs Pete Fasselin, Mr and Mrs Harry Aulfiller and son Larence, Carl Wilkins, Nell Lunberg, and Fred Hamilton of Roosevelt. Hamilton works for Albert Blank. others for A M Myrup on Hill Creek. Mrs McDaniels and Mr and Mrs William Carver also appeared in related visits.
A vintage ad style notice touts Kruschen Salts as a healthful fat reducing remedy with testimonials from Mrs. G. W. Bryant and Ed Jordon among others. It claims weight loss figures from multiple jars and urges daily use before breakfast.
Carl Koch from the Salt Lake Land Office visited Willow Hill creek country on July 2 to inspect dry farming grazing homesteads. Other town visitors include Frank Monks and family from Duchesne, Robert Thorne of Willow Creek, and Melvin Jorgensen with wife. A hospital case, rail bridge work, and gilsonite mining activity are also noted.
Miss Life Johnson and Mrs Burroughs toured via Salt Lake to the Eastern States and Chicago World's Fair. They joined Fourth celebrations in the ward, with a State Emblem float in the parade. Families from American Fork, Perry, Wardle and others hosted gatherings and fishing trips on July 4. Clayton Curtis celebrated his fifth birthday with a large party and gifts.
Family visits and social events fill a week in the ward. Misa Mary Hoeft leads a talk on Early Transportation in Utah and hosts games on the chapel lawn. Mrs Pearl Richens is commissioned as lieutenant to Captain Bertha Batty. Families host picnics and outings to Green River and Dinosaur Monument.
Charles Perry and Sherman Taylor, former Lapoint residents, started a new Meelor Rangely mail contract with the first trip on July 2. Commissioner Fred A. Wnchols attended the county commissioners meeting on July 2, joined by Mrs. McCoy.
The Fort Duchesne baseball team beat Myton on July Fourth drawing many locals to the celebration. Fire hazards canceled fireworks. Notables: Dr Wil Prad visits with family, Mrs F Lunberg runs 4000 chickens, Mrs John Glover visits California, Supt Page and daughter visit, Miss Pondell returns from a government nurse trip, Dr Mack plans a canyon vacation, VoT Ree to return as school principal, and Scout and golf activities continue with local leaders.
McCoy remains with two diesel engines for Big Spring Texas Crandell at Juniper Springs improves while Cole baths for rheumatism show progress Mr and Mrs George Knapp Miss Elia MY Mrs W F Gross and John Kenney attended the cattlemen s meeting at Rifle on June 30.
A brief notice mentions Friday events involving Mr and Mrs R C Van in Tridell. Details are incomplete but indicate health or ceremonial observing plans.
Mrs Anna Owens and Lar aine visit Geo Wartlett in Los Angeles. YERA advances Whiterocks river channel project with 760 dollars allocated. Lelang Monill and Alex Sessions visit Vernal. Drought spurs cattle sales and butchering. Charlies N Merkley and others holiday at Paradise Park and upper Dry Fork fishing. Pioneer Day preparations unfold in the ward. Ray Nebeker buys hides from drought relief cattle. The community cultivates 160 acres on Green River near Leota.
Mrs Joseph Lindbersen and daughter Cardal Joyce of Boracley Calif visited Mountain Dell several days, staying with Edgar Taylor and family. Locals Cedric Caldwell and L M Caldwell travel on business, while Bud and Bull attend the Worlds Fair in Chicago.
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