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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1933
Page
4
The text shows editor William B. Wallis and publisher Zames H Walitis at 2 Doughty Street London with note of second class mail entry at Vernal Utah on March 13 1909 under postal act. It reflects standard publication header and archival mailing status.
A local figure emphasizes independence in politics and optimism in work as they advocate for greater Watnail County. Active in the Utan State Press Association and a member of the National Editorial group.
The piece compares historical government costs per capita and total spending from 1913 to 1931 and warns that rising federal state and local expenditures create tax burdens. It argues many bureaus duplicate work, tax exempt ventures crowd private livelihoods, and rising government bonds swell debt risking a tax crisis unless retrenchment occurs.
Visitors include Mrs W Lewis Mrs C J Mecfoy Mr and Mrs J A McNew and families from Rangely Vernal. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Kariey Hefley July 14 at Pitle Cole. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs R Kuhlman Jay 5 at Grand Function. The Jexis company has employed men to clean up their rig and buildings here.
A group from the area joins Baldies fishing trips led by Mr and Mrs Lamar Thacker Mr and Mrs Carl Coler Mr and Mrs Frank Abplew Jr and families left on July 2 Irrigation water disruption noted In the section Mr and Mrs Chellus Caldwell of Sal Lake City visit. Airs Jane Obray and sons Lee and Lou and Miss Coon of Garfield return home after visiting with Mr and Mrs Ellis Caldwell and family Mrs Obray and Mrs Caldwell are sisters. Mr and Mrs Arthur D Curtis of LaPoint visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Daniel Adams Chellus Hull is seriously ill at the home of his daughter Airs J N McCreary at Vernal.
A Sunday Scrowl program honored Utah Pioneers with reactive films songs and talks by Thelma Woolley Reva Cook Mary Hodgkinson Frid Reid and others led by Mr Fred G Bingham and Wiliam Pearce. Activities included a cornet solo by Eldred Konem a clarinet solo by Bill Herald and group songs by the Bluebird and Seagull girls and Trash Builder boys. Visitors included Mr Ro Carroll and Mrs Joseph P Hacking of the stake primary board plus Burnell Hans.
The community shares July events including a birth day party with Jig-Sau puzzles and games at The afternoon featured a dainty lunch with Mrs Donald Webb of Lehi visiting. Y L MIA held Mothers and Daughters day at Colton meadow near Maeser with a 16 17 girls win in a baseball game and a program of readings jokes and duets.
The report notes personnel moves including Mrs Stella Stodard arriving July 21 to manage the boarding house and Mrs Karren overseeing the building. Homer D Ford traveled with Sitler to Salt Lake City on a return trip. Mrs Feilor Pearce was taken to Vernal for medical care, while Mrs Karten and others continued work at the site.
Scout groups from Vernal Uintah County and nearby wards gathered for a large encampment at Kamp. Earl Bingham suffered a broken arm in an accident. he was transported to Vernal. Dozens of scouts from Vernal Second ward 232, Vernal First ward 233, Tridell 242, Maeser 231, Gusher 296, Randlett 257, Napies 235, Jensen 241 and Dinosaur patrols participated, with hikes, moon lake views, and a new fossil bed found. Fishing was poor, conservation lessons emerged, and preparations for Pioneer Day activities continued.
Merchants in Vernal promote Gold Trading Stamps valid for Friday and Saturday August 3rd and 4th. A ten cent purchase earns one stamp worth a two percent discount on goods, with customers receiving a stamp book of 560 stamps. Participating stores include City Bakery, Collie Furniture, Exsonemy Market, Farrar Brothers, Naples Store, Vernal Lumber Co, Vernal Market, Sander Mercantile Co, and Farmers Market.
Mrs George Yeager of Monarch visited Jensen during the week, staying with daughters Mrs Fran cis Stewart and Mrs Amelia Ainge. Miner and Keller Kerr of the Jensen bridge crew spent the 4th at their Spragville homes. Kerr recently completed two weeks at the Utah encampment.
Jensen special reports the close of the Blue Mountain Rodeo with a tied finish as Luz Levy Dudley wins timer role by a narrow margin in a cross current swim near Jensen bridge. Dudley then challenges all other Uintah county swimmers to a Jensen race on a date to be announced.
Miss Idell Bartlett daughter of Ashley Bartlett is visiting Ver Nal this week, staying with relatives and planning local appearances. Bartlett will tour area sights and meet friends during her stay.
County clerk advised consulting the appropriate signers for additional details. The note directs readers to contact responsible officials to obtain full information on the matter.
Creditors of Glades L Evans deceased must present their claims to the law office of Wallace Calder in Vernal Utah on or before September 15 1944. Adminstratris order appears in the July 13 publican record with a last avg three worded note.
Creditors must present claims with vouchers to the law office of Wallace Calder in Vernal Utah on or before September 15, 1993. Joseph F Nash is administrator. First publication July 13 and last publication August 3.
John K Bullock as assignee of Ashley Co operative Company has filed a final account with the Uintah County Utah 4th Judicial District Court and petitions for approval of the account distribution of funds to creditors release of the assignee bond and other orders. The hearing is set for Tuesday August 8 1933 at 10 oclock in Vernal Courtroom Uintah County Utah.
The Edward D Samuels Company creditors must present claims in writing to Guy Samuels Receiver at 920 Continental Bank Building Salt Lake City Utah by October 15 1933. Any claims not presented will be forever barred. Dated June 22 1933.
Notice is given that Terrell EF Atwood of Vernal Utah has filed for final proof to establish a stockraising homestead claim No 7170 on sections 22 27 township 15 range 2E SLM. The proof is before Leon P Christensen at Vernal Utah on August 23 1933. Witnesses named Asher Merkie Sander Clarence Freestone and J B Atwood. First pub July 0 last Aug 17.
Notice of sale lists stockholders with delinquent assessments from June 1 1993 and states shares will be sold at 306 oclock to pay delinquent amounts costs of advertisement and sale. Secretary Treasurer J S Hacking orders the action.
The Sun Dance planned on Hayden road near Whiterocks was postponed to allow Indigenous people to participate. Bountiful State Bank president PF Bortenham of Salt Lake City and David Maybe cashie of the same bank visited the Book Cliffs south of here on the 19th. Local visitors include Mrs Meadows and J A Meadows of Ouray and Abe Hatch of Willow Creek. Hatch reports Willow Creek oat crop is good this year.
Monday events centered on Mrs Lula Mullins and family of Prove as they planned summer rest while boys Flosh and Horace 41 helped on the farm. Alice Bartlett returned from Vernal and Frerett Merkley was taken to Vernal with a damaged arm.
Mr and Mrs Charles Stoddard and son Bert returned from Tish Lake after attending a temple excursion at Manti. They were accompanied by their son Raymon and Leota. Also present were Mrs Mamie Garon Roberts and children from Arizona, Mr and Mrs Farr Shumway, and Fan Roberts of Price, and Mary Gagan of Roosevelt at the home of Mr and Mrs Last Tuesday.
Todd and Timothy, with Laddie and several of the boys, spent the past week at the sawmill with Weston Timothy Luke Clegg Ruth Colton and Florenc Fierce of Roosevelt. They were speakers at Sacrament meeting on Sunday. Jack Cool and Parker Graes went on a PE fishing trip in the Uintah mountains last week. Miss Pearl King of Cedarview visited with sister Mrs Hazel Todd Air and Mrs Arvel Stone and children of Provo. They spent Thursday and Friday at the homes of Mr and Mrs LeRoy Goodrich and Mr and Mrs John Cook before leaving Friday afternoon to visit Mrs Stones mother, Mrs Rhoda Wood rich of Bluebell, and other relatives.
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