Joseph Sarnce Wins Week from Salt Lake City
Local report notes Joseph Sarnce returning as the foreman of the week from Salt Lake City and other listed polnat references.
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1932
Page
4
Local report notes Joseph Sarnce returning as the foreman of the week from Salt Lake City and other listed polnat references.
Hills Vern Joinsen left Tuesday for Ocjattie Wash where she will stay for several weeks Wy and Mrs Pierre Morgan of Roch were business visitors to town Tuesday.
Strati Mra Fillneford and her daughter from Tridell traveled with Vernal on Tuesday for tonsil removal surgery. The family planned the procedure and recovery steps.
William Farrer and Milford H. Veeko of Vernal entered a military camp operation conducted at Fort Douglas. The event highlights local residents engaging in military training underway at the facility.
Mrs Lucy Nelson welcomes her daughter to Mant city after a stay with relatives. The visitor arrived by rail Saturday and plans to resume family gatherings in the area.
Wherll Pack and son Kart from Balt Lake City travel to visit Sr Vernal. The accompanying party includes Courtsoo and Ginden Pack as they tour local sights and enjoy hospitality in Vernal.
Ayrock will travel to Provo to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Mfare Sowards and spend time with family during the upcoming weekend.
Str and Mr Ray Duke and son visited Mr and Mrs L T Wallace of Thowevelt on Sunday.
A fragment notes a visit to a summer home associated with Davie and McKee in Diametd mountain area, mentioning Mileser Katherine rod Nora Tate Jett Friday and Esk Tate City as a home location. The garbled text hints at a social or family gathering with several named individuals and a mountain locale.
Land description mentions a tract in Winter County east of Ouray tied to a section 32 township south range 22 east. Details obscure but indicates a formal survey or treaty related annotation. No clear event or named parties provided.
A descriptive note on a bed of rare bank nasturtiums in Vioom describes flowers as three times larger than ordinary specimens. The prose highlights vivid color and unusual size of the blooms.
Leonard Newell Dehunin of Torrey Utah and Ermon Deniece Nelson were issued a marriage license on July 18. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Des Welkon.
Mr and Mrs George W Perry of Balti Lake City are welcomed by many friends in Ashley Valley during their two week visit. Mr Perry is noted as former chairman of the Uintah School district for many years before leaving Vernal.
Mrs Walker returned home the latter part of the past week after spending six weeks visiting Pleasant Green and other points. Her father William Richardson of Manti accompanied her to Vernal and will visit his son James before returning.
Ny sel Mra Sim Pow and Fern felthavid Peed arrived home on Wednesday fio Prove and Balt wike Cts.
Mrs Murray and family rejoice over the birth of a baby boy born July 17. Mrs Murray is at the home of Vin Jane Murray.
County Agent FE Peterson will broadcast on KSL on August 4 at 145 to discuss extension work in the Uintah Basin. Peterson has gained notable recognition for his agricultural efforts in the basin.
A Wednesday morning company test for an extended fishing trip to Moon Lake in the Uintah mountains assembled a party including Mr and Mrs Warren L Billings, Miss Pearl Massey, Miss Venice Merkley, Miss Iris Gardiner, Irvin Moons, Don Wall, and Chandus Wall.
William Offield of Ladore spent the past week in Vernal. His ranch lies about 45 miles northeast of Vernal near the Green River. In winter he crosses the river to Ladore, Colorado, 15 miles away for mail, but in summer he comes to Vernal, 410 miles farther, for mail.
City council approved a water loading station at the Farm Bureau building for farmers outside the city to obtain tank loads of city water. A 15 cent charge per tank was set, with 16 rents kept by the Farm Bureau and cents turned over to the city. Lewis Moore was absent. Councilman Driver E Smith acted as clerk. A delegation asked for an overhead street halt on Man Street between First and Second West. Requests for lights were noted. funds permitting this fall, a halt may be placed. Officials ordered investigations into unlicensed merchandise sales by local businesses. City Attorney Dallas H Young pointed out errors in revised ordinances and will present written recommendations and draft a new milk ordinance at the next meeting.
On Saturday July 23 second ward plays Davis at Davis Stadium at 2 PM. Naples faces first ward at Naples Park at 3 PM. Monday July 25 Maeser meets Gilies at Maeser Park at 3 PM. Wednesday July 27 Vernal First clashes with Vernal Second at the Fair Grounds at 6 PM.
The document outlines a new rule requiring all games to be played on the scheduled date and place or be forfeited. Teams must not delay beyond a set grace period. An exception states Vernal First must reschedule its second game originally tied to July 1, now moved to the coming Wednesday due to the new ruling.
In a practice game Vernal seconds under Harold Hullinger show improvement as Maeser’s veteran squad defeats Second Ward 33 to 6. Hadlock stars as pitcher for Maeser while Second Ward builds from raw material with few seasoned players. Strandward and Maeser lineups listed with multiple players named.
The Uintah stake primary presented a well attended variety program in the U H 8 auditorium on Monday evening July 10 featuring Seagull and Blue Bird chorus performances, dances, a three act play The Defenders of Zarahemia and musical numbers by Miss Lorna Murray and Cecil Billings. A swimming party followed at Crystal Baths with leaders and many girls from Vernal Second ward in attendance.
Harvesting has begun in Brina Vista Maeser ward with 12 percent of acres cut. EC Lybbert of Naples returns from a Norway mission. Gerber Bodily buys eggs at 15 cents. Preparations for the big celebration on the 24th proceed.
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