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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1935
Page
4
Entered as second class matter at the post office in Vernal Utah on March 13 1909 under the act of March 3 1873. INDEPENDENT IN PROLIFIC OPTIMISTIC IN DISPOSITION AND WORKING FOR A RIGGER AND A CO RATER UNITAI member Utah State Press Association.
The Michigan governor denounces patronage as the core corrupting influence in government. He contrasts it with appointive fairness, urging competency and public loyalty as sole criteria and calling for an end to patronage dispensers.
A historical critique argues that easy credit and public relief created a spending spree across the United States. It warns that bill payments loom as voters realize funds will be taken from taxpayers. The piece portrays politicians as smooth talkers guiding unwary citizens toward overextension and future payment demands.
Sunday morning program sponsored by the missionary class featured welcome by Ray Nash and talks by Lavell Cottam and Ruth Bennion. The event included a Spirit of the Pioneers tribute, musical numbers by Bernice Lubbert and others, and visits by extended family members from Salt Lake City and Nevada.
A crowded page records visits by Jensen residents to Salt Lake City and other locales, health updates for Mrs Susie Nelson, and relocations including Claude Hancock moving to Lone Tree Wy. It covers rodeo preparation, missionary travels, club entertainments, school and church activities, and upcoming celebrations in the Jensen area.
Hugh W Colton and Jesse A Haws of Vernal were visitors at Sunday School. Mrs Alice Angus returned home from Salt Lake City after three weeks visiting relatives and receiving medical treatment. Arthur Norton of Rock Springs was also mentioned in the report.
Miss Bliza Harvey returns home from extended visit in Cache Valley as Imperial Players from Salt Lake tour with dramas and music. Sawmill workers Owen Partlett family born July 19 a baby boy arrives. Tridell residents Elbert Smith and family William Sarvey Ivan Ross Nelle Merkley return from week’s trip.
Hugo Knecht and Eugene accompanied by Joe Price visited Bennett. They toured with John and Carl Curtis and planned Roosevelt visits with Vern Freston before returning to Bingham. Lydia Jenkins plans Salt Lake and Bingham stops with her sister. Grace White of Provo visits the Hacking home with Mary Helen Hacking. Earl and Floyd Bingham, Clifford Richens, and Don Hall enjoyed a mountain fishing trip. Bert Swain and his children visit American Fork relatives. Dan Williamson family visited Henry Workman at the CCO camp. Maud Carpenter returned from Speirs sheep camp. Swain brothers build a brick kiln on Lor an Hatch property. Trail Builder group had a sunrise breakfast in Maughan pasture. Neva Blackburn returns from Brooklyn NY with the Colton family. Shirley and Dan Frica work at Luck Sawmill in the week.
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