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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1935
Page
8
Lola Mae Pitt visits relatives and friends in Upalca this week while EOV Dellajyes of Drawon was a Vernal visitor on Saturday.
Fragment describes a king in the White House counting money and a queen on the front page, with a knave in Boston dishing out plums as the nation feeds the poor. The verse frames political figures and media as symbols in a humorous, critical tune.
Atra Charles and Carter show slight improvement in condition. officials report the situation remains critical despite marginal gains.
Lyall Pit and Virgil Caldwell of Vernal who have been singing over KDYL are expected home soon.
Mignon Mitchell was called home to Apaico last Friday due to her uncle Henry Mitchell’s serious illness and his death on Saturday morning. She has returned to Vernal and resumes work at the Gipson Hotel.
Mrs Fred Stone and her sister Mrs Ross Howell left Vernal on Sunday to spend a week visiting relatives in Salt Lake City.
Lora Glenn of Boulder City Nevada spent two weeks visiting friends and relatives in Vernal and returned home on Tuesday.
WHH Bowden of Atchee Colorado visits Vernal on a Lattre day. Bowden has run sheep in the Atchee district for seven years.
Mrs George A Case of Jensen and sister-in-law Mirs Elva Stewart of Loyalton California arrived Saturday for a visit. They were in Vernal Monday. Mrs Stewart is a daughter of Peter Case of Jensen.
Wallace Johnson, Calder Bros. employee, caught a finger in a truck door while returning from California last week. The injury will keep him from work for several days.
Attorney Charles DeMoisy traveled to Provo on Wednesday to visit his son Gordot DeMoisy supervisor of the Wasatch National Forest who is en route to the northwest. the elder DeMoisy accompanied him during the trip.
Dr A C Boyle geological engineer in charge at Dinosaur National Monument Jensen was in Vernal Monday. He expects to offer another geology course this fall as an extension course for the University of Utah.
De W W Lewis and wife visit his parents in Vernal while on regular trip. Stanley Crouse of Grey Stone Cole was a Vernal visitor Friday, stopping at a ranch at Drowns Ark.
Mr and Mrs M Chandler of Skull Creek traveled to Vernal on Saturday and stayed through Sunday. The visit ran into the following day as they extended their stay.
Mrs Ruby Hallett and daughter Eva join Norma of Gusher visiting Mell Pitt and family, sharing news and greetings in a local social note.
Mrs Mabie Haynes of Gusher stayed overnight at the home of her sister Mrs Melba McKee in Maeser on Wednesday.
Mrs Rose Johnson stenographer for Utah Power and Light enjoyed a delightful vacation last week in the Colorado mountains.
Plans are under consideration to transfer the CCC camp from Ouray to Vernal and locate it at the Fair Grounds. The move will not occur for some time.
Mr and Mrs M D Schaefer Meyer of Steamboat Springs Cole returned to their home Tuesday of last week after visiting with William Schaefermeier and family and other relatives.
Mr and Mrs J M Pitt and their four children traveled with Miss La Rue Carrell to Upalea on Sunday to attend the funeral of Henry Mitchell who died of cancer at Duchesne on Saturday.
The body of Kenneth Phillips of Rosevelt who drowned in Green River at the Ouray bridge on Tuesday evening July Sth has not been found. Under Frank Swain the waiter was dynamited on Friday but to no avail. Teaching parties continue along the river bank vigilantly. Seach extended up to fifty miles downstream.
Uintah County students Reed Morrill Ta delt and Alton H Peterson Jen sen appeared in Brigham Young University summer student body production of Flotows Martha. Directed by Professor William F Hanson the concert version drew record crowd at College Hall in Provo.
Reynolds-Ely Construction foreman N Cook was injured when his foot slipped under a drag roller during the Twists paving job. He required crutches as the left foot heals.
George W Perry former Uintah county commissioner and former Uintah School board member left Tuesday for Salt Lake City where he visits relatives and tends business. He enjoyed a fishing trip on Taylor mountain. The Perrys have lived at 274 Wilson Ave Salt Lake City for five years. Their daughter Zella a teacher at Tridel is now home.
Sheriff J Emery Johnson investigated a Sunday robbery at the Whiterocks post office. A small amount was taken from the cash drawer and no arrests were reported.
Two Indians confined in the county jail are Conner Chapoose and a companion arrested at Fort Duchesne. Their hearing will probably be held today.
A party from Rock Springs and Green River toured Vernal on Friday. They traveled Vernal Mania highway, lunched at Green Lakes, visited the Dinosaur, and spent the night in Vernal before returning home Saturday morning. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Keith Smith Linwood Mr and Mrs J N Crocker and family Robert Murphy and son Airs Sells Miss Chips and Mrs Libby Rock Springs Mr Night engale and Mr Macintosh Green River.
Mr and Mrs William Wamsley and their 1 year old daughter of Pima Arizona are visiting relatives in Vernal and staying with Mrs Wamsleys brother Joseph Bodily. Mrs Wamsley is on her first visit in twenty five years and is pleased with improvements. They plan to visit her father Robert Bodly Sr at Alton in Kane County on their way home.
Dr Walace Calder and Mrs Pontha Calder with Mrs T G Alexander return from San Diego early in the week. Calder spoke at the Pacific Dental conference in session there. Mrs Dougal Young and Colleen of Salt Lake City visit Mrs Byron Eaton and Roma Eaton.
Representative Murdock bitterly opposed a bill in Congress by Commissioner Collier to empower the Indian Service to penalize white settlers up to damages for stray livestock on the reservation. The bill was delayed by Murdock's opposition and an amended form will be substituted.
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