Erikson’s Salt Lake City Visit Highlighted
Erikson spent the remainder of the visit in Salt Lake City as part of a regional outreach effort. Local officials welcomed the delegation and discussed cooperative programs and upcoming initiatives.
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1932
Page
8
Erikson spent the remainder of the visit in Salt Lake City as part of a regional outreach effort. Local officials welcomed the delegation and discussed cooperative programs and upcoming initiatives.
Me Flore Alexander and daughter Khirza and Wilds depart Sunday for Teen Springs in a short notice family travel item filed for the community paper.
Af f Robinson of Frovo and ph Calder joined a fishing outing on the Calder River last week, reporting a calm trip with steady catches.
Report states Trevett Alexander is in a serious pneumonia condition and has been taken to a medical facility for treatment. Authorities are monitoring the situation and seeking any information on his whereabouts or health status.
Mrs Sarah Goen Eccles travels to New York to visit relatives and friends, describing her trip and family connections during the visit.
Ti J Meagher of Vernal departed Tuesday for Baltimore City on business.
Hamilton Calder spent Pioneer Day with his parents Mr and Mrs H O B Calder in a quiet family observance.
Bummiender H M Tidwell of the Untah and Ouray Indian Agency based at Fort Duquesne visited Vernal on Wednesday. The agency heads plans and functions were outlined during the visit.
Mr and Mrs Chellus Caldwell visit Mere in Verral to see relatives and friends. Mrs Caldwell is noted as a former electa dishnion eight teacher at the local high school.
Me and Mrs Ralph Jones and family of Salt Lake City were no weekend guests at the home of Tir and Mrs J OW Tindersens Mrs Hredoragn and is Jones are sisters.
A notice invites the public to attend a forthcoming service at Vernal First Baptist Church. Details on time place and format are not fully legible in the OCR.
Rainh Hatch son of Mr and Mrs Clifford Hatch and Ailes Tijanche daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray Richens both of this city were granted a marriage license by Deputy Clerk Lorna Murray on July 23.
Mr and Mrs Andrea Jebers of Bages Wyoming and Mr and Mrs Ray Smith of Graig Colorado visited at the home of Air and Mrs Simffatch during the week. Jebers have returned home and Smiths left for Salt Lake City for an extended stay.
Wr and Mrs Bolt and Mr and Mrs Teltgen with children Dummett Sarbara and Melvin of Monroe left Titer tay after visiting the W 8 Henderson home. Mr Teltgen formerly taught at Uintah Academy in 1213 and Mrs Teltgen also taught in the counts. Mr Teltgen is currently cashier of the Monroe State Bank.
Bin Pa and Stringham arrived back after a visit in Salt Lake City where they had been staying.
Fragments show names Cewre Bligh and daughters and a garbled line about learning and weeks. No clear event or location emerges.
Charles Venlersen returned on Moondig for a weekend visit to Witew Creek where he had spent the weeks end.
Mr orders and G Noble and their longtime associate dumiter retired Wednesday. They gathered with friends and relatives in Arizona to mark the occasion with a quiet send off.
AUintah High School presents a barn concert this Saturday evening at the post of five pounds. A splendid program has been arranged with likely admission from a dollar.
Jease Hone of Los Angeles California visited during the week at the home of his aunt Mrs Kate Merkley Mr Kone, a former resident of Vernal, was also mentioned in the notice.
Mr and Mrs J A Bryson of Rangely Colorado are visiting Mr and Mrs Harold FE Davis this week at their home in Meltee Draw. The social visit highlights ties between Colorado communities and local families.
Lauretta Johnston travels to Salt Lake City to receive medical treatment amid ongoing health concerns. The visit focuses on planned therapies and appointments with specialists.
Mr and Kirstin Caristram of Roonselt spent the weekend visiting at the If Hunting home in P Kristensen attended a meeting with the state water storage commission in Salt Lake City on Tuesday.
President and Mrs G V Billings of Duchesne visited friends and residences over the weekend. Mr Billings has long served as secretary to Senator Reed Smoot and was secretary of the finance committee during the last congressional session. This marked his first Vernal visit in many years.
Community news from Vernal covers a July dinner party at a Meridian home with guests including Mr and Mrs Fred Wall and family, and a Moon Lake rodeo outing with Virtus McConkie and others. A 4-H Kitchen Riders camping trip to Iron Springs is reported, along with Pioneer Day events by the Daughters of Utah Pioneers featuring a dinner at Uintah High School, music, and a centennial play reenactment.
Howard Harrison of PRoocevert is tied to Vernal in a brief item noting a local residence claim. The report mentions Harrison and Vernal but offers limited verifiable details or context.
Congressman Don B Cohen and his family arrived in Vernal on Saturday and will reside there through September. The stay is expected to include local engagements and time with constituents.
James Eirwater of Mytor and Fadde Kump daughter of Wr and Stra Zack Kump of Lapoint were granted a marriage license on July 24.
Mrs Fros Renanon travels with nephews Jefferson Miner of Philadelphia and Wareld Irer to Pleasant Grove and other nearby points for tests and city business late in the week.
Trank Roberts of Leota and Don Poberta traveled to Vernal to monitor hay cutting on the N J Feagler farm near Diamond Mountain. The pair are noted for upcoming agricultural work in the area.
Jeanne Nita and Verna visited the Joseph I Cook residence for a week of gifts and attended a Maeser celebration marking new trends. The event featured Prova and other local traditions.
Isaac Newton develops a method to weld small rarnets nebbles into larger stones weighing 6 and 7 units and totaling 20 to 25 grains. The stones are gathered in the mountains and along Green River and valued at ten dollars per karat.
Inye the young daughter of Mr and Mrs Cart Davis suffered a serious accident while playing with a sickle on Thursday. The tool entered her wrist, cutting a deep gash and severing two tendons and two arteries.
The article reports Lice Jackson deploying a contraption of five 5 gallon cans to lure websorms. Reporters observed the Jackson farm overnight, catching webworms by drawing a grasshopper balloon through the field and tipping captured worms into the cans.
Paul Stork of Elins Montans ly visiting in Vernal this week. Mr Stock is president of the Uintah Gas company and supervised the installation of the local system Aw Block and JFR Douglas visited the FRangely oil field Monday.
Mr Lewis reports the Uintah Basin conditions much better than any other place visited after a lengthy trip through the Central and Southern States ending with several thousand miles of travel and a pleasant tour of the region.
Thilas Hatch Hirold Kelly and Horward Calder traveled to Fish Lake and the parks of Southern Utah. At Fish Lake they witnessed Indian dances and ceremonies by tribes from Utah and Arizona. In Southern Utah they visited Cedar Breaks and Zion Grand Canyon areas.
Mrs Lautrence TR Rays of New York visited Ashley Valley with friends. Mr Davis, a former president here and one of Uintah county volunteers in the late war, left in 1917 to enlist and has not returned until now. this marks his first visit since that time.
J Wi Crapo and his son Howard departed Thursday morning for Craig Colorado on business. The brief notice notes their travel plans and purpose as a routine local update.
Officers and teachers of Vernal Second Ward Primary hosted a pleasant afternoon at the home of A Brigman in honor of Mrs Ard Woot. The gathering featured games led by Mrs Vernder, dainty refreshments, and many cheerful gifts for the guest of honor. In attendance were numerous local residents and families from the area.
Funeral services were held at the Batty home for their infant son who died Wednesday. Bishop F Pontha Calder conducted the rites. Interment followed in Vernal Cemetery. Also notes Karma Young has returned home from surgery in Salt Lake City and is recovering.
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