Future Fanners Tour Ends Upon Return Home Sunday
The Future Fanners touring group is expected to arrive home on Sunday after a coast tour reported to be going splendidly.
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1935
Page
8
The Future Fanners touring group is expected to arrive home on Sunday after a coast tour reported to be going splendidly.
Mrs John II Chapman and her children Vera Reginald and Geo from Salt Lake City visited the E J Winder home during the past week Ada Winder lived with them while attending the LDS Business College during the past winter.
Bishop and Mrs James Ho Wal lis of Salt Lake City arrived Wednesday evening with Mr and Mrs Woop Wallis and will spend a few weeks in Vernal visiting acquaintances.
Mrs Po Hacking returned from Salt Lake City where she met President Hebert Grant, her cousin, during his return from a trip to Havalla.
F Limdberg a Gusher merchant made a business call in Vernal on Monday according to local note.
Dorr Finncum, a dragon merchant, toured Vernal on Tuesday for business. Harry Chew from Blue Mountain remained at Valley Hospital due to a tick fever illness.
Miss Grace Whitehead of Provo, a classmate of Mary Helen Hacking, is visiting at the Hacking residence.
Louis Roberts and Howard Cald er traveled to Richfield on Wednesday to celebrate Pioneer Day with friends and were set to return Friday.
Kenneth Stringham is employed at the J. C. Penney store, details indicate his role and affiliation with the retail location. The report notes his connection to the store's workforce and department context within the outlet.
Mr and Mrs Floyd Perry of La Point announce the arrival of a baby boy born July 11. The family welcomes the new arrival and shares happiness at home.
Indian service employee David Keith traveled to Ver nal Bunday for medical treatment sourcing a brief note on his visit and purpose.
Mark Roberta is reported recovering rapidly from an appendectomy performed Sunday. The operation took place as doctors treated a sudden abdominal issue.
Mrs Charles Carter is gradually improving after several days of serious illness. Doctors report her condition is stabilizing and her family hopes for full recovery soon.
Guy Rife and Mrs R Schofield of Rock Springs are en route to attend the Blue Mountain Rodeo event.
Harold and Elaine Christiansen from Mayfield visit at the home of Mr and Mrs Arthur Manwaring as house guests.
Mrs Jane Laftis, county health nurse, says Dr D A Starvey of the Salt Lake clinic will be here on Saturday for an announced visit.
A baby girl arrived Tuesday to Mr Darrell King and Mrs Annie King formerly Miss Annie Weist in the family home.
Nick Kaloris visits friends and relatives in Vernal after graduating from Uintah High School in 1934 and has lived near Hayden, Colorado since then.
Carlos Roberts spent Pioneer Day with his parents and returned to Iiamond mountain on Thursday morning after months away.
Miss Ruth Byland of Provo is visiting at the home of her sister Mrs T Edward Aycock for a few days.
Miss Elen Merkley returned on Wednesday from Provo where she spent several days visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs I Sander.
George Fisher secretary of the state land board visited Vernal on Saturday to attend the Vernal Grazing district election activities and observe the process.
Dr and Mrs Wallace Calder and Mr and Mrs Edgar Calder and families spent Wednesday and Thursday of this week on Brush Creek Mountain enjoying a mountain outing and family time.
Mrs Claude Boyd and her daughter Barbara visited Vernal in the early week and returned to their Craig home on Wednesday.
Kenneth son of Mr and Mrs Tyan Ferry underwent an appendicitis operation Saturday at the Valley Hospital and is reported to be recovering well.
L T Bennet of Ouray was a terminal visitor on Monday. Bennet was employed for many years by the Uintah and Ouray Indian Service.
Fletcher, recently based in San Francisco for several months, shows slow health improvement. He previously served as county commissioner of Uintah County.
The American Legion Auxiliary will meet July 31 at 2 o clock at the home of Mrs J O Stewart. All members are requested to be present. Keiph Calder assistant attorney general Salt Lake City was in Vernal Monday and Tuesday with his wife and son. Mr and Mrs W E Witbeck and Mr and Mrs Adair Tyzack left Monday for a tour of Yellowstone National Park. They will also visit A DERtre before returning to Vernal.
Amelia Manker arrived from Manhattan Kays last week visiting friends. She has taught in Haddam Kas for the past year alongside Dean James Gibson of the University of Utah. Mr Gibson and Birs Gibson from Salt Lake City attended events in Vernal on Saturday where an advisors board election for the Yernel Grazny district took place. Mrs R. Cagar Taylor welcomed a baby boy on July 21, now at Mrs Jenny Freestone home.
Classified ad states a Monarch enamel range with water jacket used five weeks for 73 dollars terms available and a Fly mouth two door stove in good condition with new tires priced 325 cash. Seller likely in a local classified section listing household appliances for sale.
The Lewis Camp Cabins will be under new management as of August 1. Mr Thompson’s lease expires that day and Mrs W W Lewis will take over as manager.
He and Sowards of Vernal announce Frank Cooksons Old Mill Orchestra of Salt Lake in a one night dance at Imperial Hall on Thursday August 1. The touring group enjoys growing Western slope popularity thanks to Ks and Columbia Network broadcasts. Dancers will hear thrilling numbers from top music masters in a lively program likely to be long remembered.
The Red Cross will include a lifesaving feature in campaigns for water safety. Tery Uliger, a large Portlan Oregon native, joined the Red Cross staff after swimming training and first aid institutes.
WWPL reports Tereilliger, a Red Cross lifeguard, has completed the first aid and life saving instruction course, bolstering local emergency response training and public safety efforts.
Supt L Noble reports a tuition scholarship to the University of Utah for 1935 graduates. Applicants from Alterra and Uintah high schools may apply, with the deadline and approval by the Board of Education and Superintendent of Schools. Only one scholarship will be awarded in Uintah county.
Sarah Thomas and Kimball's son were honored during the Covered Wagon Days celebration in Salt Lake City. Mrs Thomas is among 14 surviving pioneers of 1817, and Mr Kimball is the eldest son of Hebert Kimball, an organizer of the LDS church.
Governor Henry H Blood presented a ceremonial key during celebrations marking the 1847 entry of pioneers into Salt Lake Valley. Mr. Kimball returned home to aid the elderly pension cause, dedicating time since the Townsend plan's inception.
The Vintah Cafe and Beer Parlor, run by Mr and Mrs J E Campbell, earns growing popularity among Vernal residents and the traveling public. Improvements have been made since the Campbells took over management.
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