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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1932
Page
4
The fragment shows editorial masthead with editor manager and publisher names, address in London and Utah, and subscription rates. It notes independent political stance and Association memberships, indicating a local county paper identity and distribution details.
Report from Glenwood notes Owen Bartlett and others attending a Sunday meeting in Vernal where President Grant and Congressman Colton spoke. Howard Mecham Leal Merkley Nelda Merkley return from a scout outing on Diamond Mountain. Owen Bartlett family away for summer at Paradise Park. Forest Goodrich with forest service on leave, Ghafer buys and moves into Lynn Cook home. Cook family relocates to West Dell farm.
Friday gatherings featured a canning demonstration led by Miss Miller and county agent Alice Peederzoon at Mrs. Nelile Merkley’s home. Visitors from Vernal and Lapoint discussed Relief Society plans as Tridel l prepared for Sunday events and a five day encampment at Diamond Mountain.
The Gimes Primary held their.
Mir and Mrs Marion Abpian moved into the Sim Ross residence while Dr GQ A Smith, a James Reldias boyhood friend, visits. Mr and Mrs George W Perry of Salt Lake City visit their children here. The funeral of the 3-year-old daughter of Mr and Mrs Jodie Timothy at Roosevelt. Roberta visits. George Wardle returns from Montana where he sheared sheep. Mothers and daughters enjoyed an outing at Scout Park supervised by the AIA.
Mr Max Jenkins and Helena Gooper wed in Manil temple last week as a crowd gathered for temple work led by Ted Bryant. Family members present included Ray Carney Floyd Brent Annie Jenkins Mira Daphne Cooper Ina Jorgenson and Leota. Leota played four ball games Saturday with a score favoring Leota while Enoch Lewia visited Balt Late Ory and returned with fruit. Nearly everyone in Leota attended Roosevelt Saturday night to hear President Grant speak. A Friday dance featured Eva Roberts returning from a rotation to external posts.
Maeser defeated Grimrs in a closely contested game dated the 25th. The match drew strong spectator enthusiasm as Maeser posted eight tallies in one inning while Grimrs suffered a blowout. The early portion featured steady play and solid defense from both sides.
The Industries Sewers met at Mit Varna Pennion’s home on July 20 to discuss member attendance and continued work. The Jolly Stitchers of Randlett 4-H club met July 11 at Mrs Elton Moser’s home with Edith Woolley presiding and planned a party with each girl inviting her partner.
The Interior Department Land Office in Salt Lake City publishes notices of intent to make final proofs for stockraising homestead entries. Reuben H. Hunting of Vernal Utah and Yuriald E. Harlan of Vernal Utah filed to establish claims, with witnesses listed and notaries public. Final publication dates set for late July to late August 1932.
Fourth Judicial District Court Uintah County Utah plaintiffs Dell J Mc Connell Leo L Yearland Robert Keane and Continental Engineering Company sue to quiet title on Lot 12 and 3 Section 27 Township 76 Range 21E S&P M, totaling 589 acres. Hugh Woolton represents plaintiffs with post office address listed.
Court of Utah Uintah County summons Alice Davis to appear within thirty days in a divorce custody case against LaMar Davis. Attorney Hugh W. Colton represents the plaintiff. A second notice from the State Engineer, Salt Lake City, 1932, announces Gilbert Wild and Austin Wardle applying to appropriate water from Hill Creek for 290 acres, with objections due within 39 days after publication.
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